Early Construction Announced for June 20 Israel Bond Testimonial Dinner
Jewish Center on Curtis and Meyers Honoring Irwin Cohn to Open Drive Here
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In his presidential report to
the 24th annual meeting of the
Jewish Center, May 212, read for
him in his absence by George
D. Keil, .vice-president, Jacob
L. Keidan outlined plans for the
construction of the new Center
on Curtis and Meyers. He an-
nounced that architectural . plans
are expected to be done in
July, with construction to begin
soon after bids are ,returned
early in September.
Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel pre-
sented the slate of nominees to
the board of directors. Elected
for a three-year term were
Herman Fishman, Judge Victor
j. Baum, Jack 0. Lefton, Mrs.
Benjamin Jones, Mrs. Samuel
S. Aaron, Mrs. Harry L. Jack-
son, Charles H. Gershenson,
Leslie R. Schmier Harry B.
Aronow, Mrs. Harry E. August,
Edward Fleischman, Mrs. Ben-
jamin E. Jaffe, Mrs. Victor
Shiffman, Richard Sloan - and
Sidney J. Winer.
Sidney J. Bertin was elected
for a. two-year term to fill a'
vacancy.
• Certificates of award were
presented iby Abraham Kasten-
baum, assistant director, to
volunteers who gave more than
50 hours of service at the Cen-
ter during 1966-57. Honored
were:
Mrs. A. J. Alper, chairman
of the Davison : Junior commit-
tee; Mrs. Samuel Barnett, co-
chairman of the Ten Mile Teen-
Tween committee; Mrs. Alfred
Feiler, teacher in the D. W.
Simons branch English and
citizenship classes; Mrs. Stan-
ley Friedman, volunteer teacher
in English classes; Miles Jaffe,
chairman of adult committee
at Ten Mile branch; Richard
Kux, Davison health education
committee chairman; Mrs. Betty
Leonard, chairman of branch
Teen-Tween program commit-
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tee; Mrs. George Gantz, chair-
man of the playschool' commit-
tee.
An illustrated review of
1966-51 program highlights was
given by Irwin Shaw, executive
director.
Frances Cooperman, i5-year-
old soprano, member of the
Center Choral Society, and
Susan King, 14-year-old • pianist,
who studies with Julius Chajes
at the Center Music School,
presented a group of musical
selections.
A reception followed • the
meeting. Mrs. Harry E. August
was chairman of the reception
•committee.
Announcing that the dinner"
planned by the Israel • Bond Or-
ganizatidn for June 20, at Adas
Shalom Synagogue, in honor of
Irwin I. Cohn, the retiring
chairman, Abe Kasle, will be
utilized officially to open the
1967 Israel Bond drive here,
Abe, Kasle, the' newly-chosen
chairman of the Detroit cam-
paig:n, stated: ; •
"To say we love Israel' is not
enough. To give, even gener-
ously, of philanthropic dollars
is not enough. The future of Is-
rael will depend on her inner
economic strength, and that
BEL-AIRE
Milton Marwil Re-Elected President
of Zionist Organization of Detroit
Milton S. Marwil was re-elect-
ed president of the Zionist Or-
ganization of
Detroit at its
recent annual
meeting. Vice-
presidents are
Abraham Bor-
man, Rabbi
Benjamin H.
Gorrelick,
Sherman Sha-
piro and. David
M. Zellman.
Marwil Irving Snider-
man and • M. Ben Lewis
re-elected secretary and treas-
urer, respectively. -
Board members elected for a
three-year term are Sidney L.
Brand, Max Chornsky, Albert
Elazar, Nathan Finkelstein,
Ruben Gold, Joseph Hirsch,,
Leonard L. Radner, Arnold H.
Rosman, Dr. I. Walter Silver,
Joseph W. Solomon, Wilbur S.
Stein and Dr. Ted Winshall.
Other members of the board
are Rabbi Milton Arm, Dr. S. A.
Bennett, Louis Berry, Harry
B. Bradlin, Charles H. Charlip,
Philip J. Cutler, Harry A.
Davidoff, Harry C. Davidson,
Jules Doneson, Jacob Epel, Dr.
Morey H. Firestone, Philip J.
Gilbert, Dr. Henry A. Gold-
smith, Herbert. L. Harris, Dr.
Maxwell M. Hoffman, Abe
Kasle, Dr. Louis L. • Kazdan,
Joseph Kirschmann, Samuel
Kohlen:berg, Jack J. Kraizman,
Mrs. Bernard Karasick, Maurice
A. - Landau, Philip Langwald,
Sol Lifsitz, Louis Lightstone,
Morris Mend el s o n, Harry
Nathan, Louis Panush, George
C. Parzen, Balfour D. Peisner,
Emmanuel Rosenberg, Cantor
Jacob H. Sonenklar, Nathan
Spevakow, and Dr. Bernard
Weston.
The permanent hono r,a r y
board consists of Rabbi Morris
Adler, Dr. Noah E. Aronstam,
Dr. Harry E. August, Rabbi
Jacob M. Chinitz, Harry Cohen,
Lawrence W. Crohn, James I.
Ellman, Walter. L. Field, Dr.
Leon Fram, Rabbi Gorrelick,
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Dr.
Turkey Halts Tours
by Ships to Israel
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
ISTANBUL. — The Turkish
authorities acted to prohibit
tours to Israel arranged by
shipping -lines in order to pre-
vent Turkish Jews from migrat-
ing to. Israel without securing
official permission.
As a result of this ban, a
CALL
cruise which was to have com-
menced this. week was cancelled
UN 4-2767
at the last minute.
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Tourists are enabled to leave
the • country on what is known
ISRAEL
as a common passport, prepared
by the shipping agent and cov7
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ering all the tourists aboard the
TREES
ship. •This eliminates the long
and- tedious formalities with
which Turkish citizens have to
apply in order to leave the
JEWISH
country.
NATIONAL
A Turkish citizen can obtain
FUND
a passport only if his trip is
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acs, William B. Isenberg, Morris
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pin, Rabbi Moses Lehrman,
Robert R. Marwil, Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal, Philip Slomovitz, Abe
Srere, Louis Stoll, and Maurice
H. Zackheim.
Rabbi Lehrman was chairman
of the nominating committee,
together with Crohn, Lifsitz, and
Dr'. Weston.
In his annual report to the
membership, Marwil reviewed
the year's highlights and an-
nounced that, although the ZOD
had already exceeded its last
year's total membership, a large
committee was still • actively
working
on the enrollment cam-
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paign.
Plans for next season's ac-
tivities will be outlined when
the executive committee meets
at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, at Zion-
ist House, 10424 W. McNichols.
strength right now rests largely John. E. Lurie will act as the
on Israel Bond investment dol- dinner chairman on June 20. He
lars from American Jews. That said workers will Concentrate
is why I took the job of chair- on re-enrolling Guardians and
ing the 1967 Israel Bond Cam- Trustees and creating new pur.:
paignin Detroit and that is why
OUT kickoff dinner on June 20 chasers in those ($1,000 and
must produce $1500,000 in Bond $10,000) categories."
sales."
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Louis Berry, who has been
named by Kasle- as vice-chair-
man for Trustees, added: "There
is not a single element in• the
Jewish community of Detroit
which can justifiably . feel any
complacency unless it joins in
this history-making" effort to
shore up the economic. walls of
Israel now."
Tom Borman, Phillip Stoll-
Kosher Catering
man and David Safran, • who
have also accepted major posts
If You Still
under Kasle, issued ,a . joint
Demand the Finest
statement which echoed the
sentiments of Kasle and Berry.
in Food and Service!
Kasle indicated that the bal-
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ance of his Steering Committee
would be named shortly to as-
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