State • Bnai Brith To Salute Israel's 10th Anniversary at Annual Histadrut Concert, Nov.
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the theme "A Salute
Slates Two-Day to Using
Stolarsky,
assistant
national
Representatives
attending
the
Israel on Her 10th Anni-
secretary for the Histadrut, will conference sessions will select
versary," the Detroit Israel His-
be the luncheon speaker.
delegates to attend the national
Meeting in Flint tadrut Campaign will hold its
All organizations affiliated convention of the National
annual concert at 8:30 p.m.,
with Histadrut are urged to im- Committee for Labor Israel,
The Michigan Bnai Brith Nov.
3, in the auditorium of
Council will hold its annual Mumford
mediately send in a list of their being held in New York Nov.
High
School.
delegates;
Seminar and Workshop, ses-
28 to Dec. 1.
sions this weekend in Flint.
The concert will feature a
A highlight of the two-day brief speaking program, to be
meeting will be the Seminar highlighted with an address by
Dinner, to be- Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, of Adas
gin with . a cock- Shalom Synagogue.
Lieberman
Rabbi Segal
tail hour at
Rabbi Segal, who returned
Memorondurr, hoot'
6:30 p.m. Satur- from Israel just before the Campaign, who will give a brief
MAY
day, at Temple High Holy Days, will be mak- report on the preceding year's
JOE
Joe Isikoy Chevrolet
Beth El, Bal- ing his first public report on activities.
president
lenger Hwy. his experiences in the Jewish
Principal artists at the con-
and Beecher state. While there, he was the cert will be Jan Bart, popular
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guest of numerous government singer and story-teller, and Is-
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Judge Na- and organizational representa- raeli folk singer Aviva Halaban.
than J. Kauf- tives.
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The concert will follow an
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The concert program will be all-day conference planned for
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Kaufman bate Court Ju- introduced by Morris Lieber- the morning and early after-
4 Ape, tivs
venile Division, will be the man, chairman of the Histadrut noon
of Nov. 3, at which Israel
ate
principal speaker at the ban-
: quet. Dancing will follow.
as-sue" Nalicosal
Workshop sessions will com- Investors of AMPAL Corp.
mence at 9:30 • - a.m., Sunday,
with a breakfast meeting. To
Ceote)t ,
be discussed are various phases to Hold 15th Annual Meeting
of Bnai Brith work, including
The 15th annual meeting of the new Eilat-Beersheba pipe-
cape mat.
Anti-Defamation League, BBYO, investors of. AMPAL-American line and Haifa oil refineries.
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Hillel Foundations, member- Israel Corp. and Israel Devel-
The annual report of AMPAL-
di4e44e.
ship and retention, service opment Corp. will be held at American Israel Corp. reflects
fund, citizenship and civic af- the Chaim Greenberg building, increasing profits for the con-
beastie
fairs and • vocational guidance. at 8:30 p.m., Sunday.
t/si4
cern. Twenty-five per share,
. The workshops will be con-
_Abraham Dickenstein, presi- equal to 5 per cent has again
Ps
ducted by Dr. Morton J. Sobel, dent of AMPAL, will deliver the been declared on AMPAL pre-
Earl Yaillen, Dr. Herman annual report and Lt. Col. John ferred stock.
Jacobs, Morrie Marcus, Harvey Furman, manager of the Israel
Total assets of AMPAL and
Steadman and Hy Crystal.
Industrial Development Bank,
According to Paul Liebert, of Ltd. also will address the its associated companies have
Grand Rapids, president of the group. The public is invited to reached $40,000,000. Its finan-
cing to Israel during 1956 was
Michigan Council, new officers attend.
and committee chairmen will
Furman, who emigrated from $27,133,488, including over $9,-
be indoctrinated with their re- England to Israel in 1948 took 000,000 to the Israel Treasury.
sponsibilities and the objectives part in the War of Independ-
In 1957, with new opportu-
of the organization. _
ence and then became manager nities in shipping and oil deli-
Plans will be made for spe- of the Zim-Israel Navigation very through Eilat opened by
. eial programs in celebration of Co. He will discuss the opera- the Sinai Campaign, both finan-
- the centennial year of Bnai tion of the new Israel Indus- cing and equity investments are
Brith in Michigan.
trial Development Bank and its expected to expand.
1 4379 Livarnois
Detroit 38, Mick.
A luncheon session, closing role in providing long-term
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the conference, will take place loans at modest interest rates.
at 2 p.m., and will be addressed The loans facilitate Israel's in-
by David C. . Goldfine, of Chi- dustry. .
cago, first vice-president of Dis-
The movie "The AMPAL
rict Grand Lodge No. 6.
Story" also will be shown. The
movie, the first to do so, shows
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Detroit Bnai Brith to Kick-Off
Door-to-Door Membership Drive
Detroit members of Bnai
Prospects not visited the first
Brith will join with members day_ will be seen during the
of the organization in every remainder of the campaign
principal city in the nation as which lasts through Dec. 8.
simultaneously this Sunday mo-
All local lodges will partici-
bilization day will kick-off the pate in the 50-day drive, which
national membership cham- has as its goal 50 members a
paign.
day to attain - its quota of 2,500
Albert D. Tucker, first vice- new members.
president of the Greater De-
Assisting Tucker as co-chair-
troit_ Bnai Brith Council, states
of the Council member-
• that M-Day will see hundreds men
ship cabinet are Morris Lynn,
of local Bnai Brith members Leo Feber, Isadore Perlman, El
ready for a door-to-door canvas Morris Yarris, Mel Robbins, Ir-
of prospective members.
win B. Meisel and Samuel G.
Shulman.
The following are lodge CO
Be Fair To Yourself
chairmen, who, with their com-
mittees, will participate in Sun-
day's canvas:
Sol Goldman, Albert Einstein CI
Lodge; Max Rubin, Detroit;
Mel Robins, Downtown; Ben
Wettenstein and Samuel G.
Shulman, Brandeis; Norman
IVIichlan, Ben Stashefksy and
'Tit YOU GET A DEAL FROM
Edward Weiss, Louis Marshall;
Martin Frank, Suburban;
Charles Weiss and A. D. Tuck- S
er, Donald Fox; Sam- Field, Dov
Frenkel; David Kaufman, East
Side; Israel Eizen, Eddie Jacob-
son; Robert Kranitz, Keidan.
Others are Bill Haftka and
Sid Cohn, Henry Morgenthau;
WORLD'S LARGEST ,
Herman Kassof and Seymour
Gordon, Israel; Louis Webne,
Bloch; Sidney Diamond, Louis
Stone; Jack Mitnick, Motor
City; Dr. Sidney Z. Leib, Oak-
Woods; Morris Lazarus, Han-
dler; Leo Feber and Sam Wei-
DEALER
der, Pisgah; Leo Goldenberg,
Zager; Leonard Thomas, Rex;
Philip Mittlemari, Herzl; Harry
Bragman, Tikvah; and Irwin
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Burt Meisel, Yuster-Rosenberg.
CONVENIENT
Rename Times Square .
LOCATIONS
for
Bnai Brith Anniversary
• 3000 ,FENKELL
East ck Livernois
NEW YORK (JTA)—Times
Square was renamed Bnai
• 7 MILE ROAD
Brith Square for the day in
Just East of James Couzens
a ceremony at the famed cross- I 8
• WOODWARD AT LOTHROP
_ 9i e . Bik. N. of Grand 'Blvd. roads -marking the organiza-
tion's 114th anniversary.
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