Histadrut Workers Seek to Close
Drive at Lieberman Testimonial

As the Histadrut Campaign
nears its official closing date—
the Feb. 6 testimonial dinner
to Morris Lieberman — the
final pre-campaign deadline
rally has been planned for 8:30
p.m., Thursday, in the Hayim
Greenberg Center, 19161 Schae-
fer.
Principal speaker will be Pin-
chas Rashish, Mayor of Petach
Tikvah, Israel, who is in the
country on a speaking tour.
Workers in the drive will
have their final opportunity to
turn in funds prior to the cam-
paign deadline.
At a meeting of the steering
committee held on Monday eve-
ning, it was learned that a
capacity attendance is eXpected
for the Lieberman dinner, with
MORRIS LIEBERMAN
a number of campaign groups,
sparked by Farband Branch 114, ago and is now chairman of the
already reaching their quota.
central committee of the IZO
Guest speakers at the testi- in Detroit.
monial will be Isaac Hamlin.
A graduate of the University
one-time national secretary of of Detroit and Wayne State
the National Committee for La- University, he is a member of
bor Israel and now a resident the Detroit and Michigan Bar
of ISrael, and Dr. Dov Biegun, Associations, a past president of
leading personality in the Hista- the American Jewish Congress
drut movement. and a member of Alpha Epsilon
The program of entertain- Pi fraternity.
ment will be headed _by Ben
Married and the father of two
Basenko, considered one of the children, Lieberman is a mem-
foremost Yiddish-English ar- ber of the board of the Jewish
tists of our day and an estab- Welfare Federation, executive
lished singer, humorist a n d committee of Jewish Commun.
raconteur. Bina Landeau, noted ity Council, board of Jewish
folk singer who has played National Fund and board chair-
throughout the country, will ap- man of the Labor Zionist Insti-
pear with Basenko. tute.
Lieberman, a native Detroiter
He is a member of the na-
now serving his second term tional boards of Ampal, Hista-
as president of the local Zion- drut and the national central
ist Council, has been campaign committee of the LZOA.
chairman for Histadrut for
Tickets to the Lieberman din-
seven years.
ner may still be obtained by
The Labor Zionist leader calling the Histadrut office, UN.
joined the organization 25 years 4-7094.

Seidman to Address
Wrestling Rabbi Quits Ring; Returns to Israel
NEW YORK (AJP) — Ra- along with his clean and hon-
DSG Board on Jan. 31 phael
Halpern, the 29-year old est wrestling.

L. William Seidman, Grand
Rapids attorney and CPA, will
address the <5,:.
board of the
Detroit Serv-
ice Group,
12:15 p.m. Fri-
day, Jan. 31,
in the audi-
torium of the
Fred M. But- •
zel Memorial
Building, an-
nounces Jack
0. Lefton,
DSG pr esi-
dent. "Tax
Factors in
Seidman
Philanthropic Giving — Giving
Made Easy" will be Seidman's
topic.
Seidman, a phi Beta Kappa
at Dartmouth College, went into
the Navy upon graduation and
earned, a Bronze Star for serv-
ice while a lieutenant aboard a
destroyer. He is a graduate of
Harvard Law School and the
University of Michigan. He has
been a lecturer at the practic-
ing Law Institute and Wagner
College, in New York, and has
written many 'articles on tax
problems. He is a member of
the faculty of the Michigan
State University Extension
Service.

Rabbi Brickner
to Address Israel
Jewish League

Wrestling Rabbi from Israel,
He said he refused to change
has retired from the ring. Un- his wrestling ethics. In Israel,
defeated, the modern "Samson" Halpern said, he plans to dedi-
told ( the AJP before returning cate his time to helping the
to Israel last week that he is youth in physical training. Ra-
retiring from the ring because phael is married and has • six
most promoters would not go children.

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE

COMPANY OF VERMONT

Is Pleased to Announce That

AUSTI N A. KA \TER, C. L. U.

For the Third Consecutive Year

Has Been Named

"MAN OF THE YEAR"

For the State of Michigan

and has completed the requirements to be certified

AS A MEMBER OF THE 1958

MILLION DOLLAR ROU D TABLE

an achievement which signifies that he has sold a
million dollars or more of life insurance protection
during 1957.

Rabbi Balfour Brickner, of
Temple Sinai, Washington,
Mr. Kanter wi hes to thank all his clients and
D.C., will address the first
meeting of the Detroit chapter
friends who made these honors possible.
of the newly-formed American
Jewish League for Israel, Mon:
day evening, Feb. 3, at the
19838 James Couzens
Davison Jewish Center.
BR 3-6888
The American Jewish
League, recently organized "to
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unite all Jews who, though
they may differ among them-
correct
selves in their views of Jewish
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Members of Landsmanshaffen
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troit's representatives on the
board are Rabbi Morris Adler,
Thursday, January 30 8:30 P.M.
Judge Theodore Levin and
Max Osnos.
BETH JOSEPH SYNAGOGUE
Rabbi Balfour B r i c k n e r,
18450 WYOMING AVE.
having been ordained at He-
brew Union College, in June
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1952, holds a
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Congregation
has held the Jewish Chautau-
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Accompanied by
ship at American University
where he teaches two courses.
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