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At a recent planning session • of the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Council, members
of the executive board met with these presi-
dents of the 26 constituent lodges: left to
right, front row, Albert Resnick, Albert
Tucker Lodge; Morris Lazarus, Louis Stone
Lodge; Israel Schwartz, Rabbi Mandel M.
Zager Lodge: Hy Crystal, BB executive direc-
tor; Louis Weber, Council president; Frank
Blazofsky, Ivan S. Bloch Lodge; Jack Gubkin,
Louis Brandeis Lodge; and Avram Charlip,
Centennial Lodge; back row, Irving Flaschen,
Harry B. Keidan Lodge; Norman Feingold,
Eddie Jacobson Lodge; William Lite, Pisgah
Lodge; Morris Garrison, Albert Einstein

Lodge; Irwin Meisel, Yuster-Rosenberg
Lodge; Jesse Stearn, Donald Fox Lodge;
Melvin Robins, Downtown Lodge; Hyman
Feldman, East Side Lodge; Dr. Edward War-
ner, Philip Handler Lodge; Harry Weinberger,
Council first vice-president; and Jack Leeds,
Council fourth vice-president. Not pictured
are these presidents: Max Rubin, Detroit;
Norman Michlin, Marshall; Don Coville,
Suburban; Sam Field, Dov Frenkel; Harold
Weiss, Morgenthau; Harry Komisar, Israel;
Meyer Lullove, Motor City; Joe Broder, Oak-
Woods; Rubin Miller, Rex; David Friedman,
Herzl; and Harry Bragman, Tikvah.

Bnai Brith Lodge Presidents Schedule
Seminar-Workshop Sessions for Sept. 28

The 14th annual seminar-
workshops of the Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith Council will be
held Sept. 28, at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel, beginning at 8:15
a.m, with registration.
The seminar is designed so
that officers and committee
chairmen from each of the 26
local lodges may learn their re-
sponsibilities to the organiza-
tion during the coming year
and to honor lodges with rec-
ords of outstanding achieve-
ment.
Workshops are scheduled in
the following areas of Bnai
Brith activity: Anti-Defamation
League, blood bank, Hillel Foun-
dation, Israel committee, BBYO,
vocational guidance, bowling
and athletics, program, publi-
city, bulletin editors, citizen-
ship and civic affairs, commun-
ity service and social welfare,
retention, fund-raising, mem-
bership, service committee for
armed forces and veterans, in-
doctrination, financial secre-
taries and presidents.

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Prior to the workshop ses-
sisions ,there will be a plenary
session, at which Louis Weber,
Council president, will preside.
A guest speaker will be heard.
According to Harry Wein-
berger, Council vice-president

State ADL Sets Annual Policy
Meeting for Sunday in Detroit

lems, including "Maxwell Street
Days in Michigan," resort dis-
crimination, human relations
workshops and political cam-
paigns.
Mrs. Aaron will submit her
annual report as chairman, and
professional activities will be re-
ported by Dr. Morton J. Sobel,
ADL Michigan Regional di-
rector, and Michael A. Gaines,
community consultant.
Re-nominated for chairman of
the board is Mrs. Aaron, while
nominated for first and second
vice-chairmen, respectively, are
Sidney J. Karbel and Judge
Sept. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Baum, all of Detroit.
New nominees for the board
Marvin B. Hyman (Shirley
Berk), of 20500 Strathmoor, a are: •
Mrs. M. L. Harris, Kalamazoo;
son, Mark Howard.
Mrs. Al Hatosky, Benton Harbor;
* * *
Mrs. Harold Heller and Mrs. Paul 0.
Liebert, Grand Rapids; Mrs. Rob-
Sept. 7 — To Mr. and Mrs. ert
Wachenheimer, Lansing; Sher-
Marvin S. Siegel (Pat Hartman), win IVI. Birnkrant, Pontiac; Dr.
Stuart Cohn, Alpena; Dr. Raymond
of 19390 Votrobeck Dr., a son, L. Engelman, Flint; Michael L.
Robert Keith.
Harris, Kalamazoo; Seymour K.
Padnos, Holland; Harvey Simrod,
* * *
Battle Creek and Philip Surath,
Sept. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Mau- Bay City.
Others are Mrs. Robert Coggan,
rice Betman (Bernice Nedel- Mrs.
Philip Fealk, Mrs. David Gros-
man), of 23080 Geneva, Oak berg. Mrs. Sanford Rosenthal, Mrs
Morris
Tack, Walter Berlow, Marcus
Park, a son, Jeffrey Alan.
Fordon, David Galin, Joseph J.
* * *
Pernick, Louis Weber, Harvey Weis-
and Milton M. Weinstein. all
Sept. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Al- be•t
of Detroit. Samuel Adinoff, Port
Huron;
Herbert A. Aronsson, Judge
bert Stone (Geraldine Yago-
Baum and Mrs. Kalman Bruss, De-
da), of 23880 Ithaca, Oak Park, troit;
Dr. George J. Feldman, Mon-
a son, Alan Loren.
roe; Leon J. Harris, St. Joseph;

The annual meeting of the
Michigan Regional Advisory
Board of the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith will be
held Sunday, at the Wolverine
Hotel, it is announced by Mrs.
Samuel S. Aaron, chairman.
The group will reach policy
decisions on a variety of human
relations and civil rights prob-

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Orechkin), of 20282 Chapel, a
daughter, Sheri Gail.
* * *
Aug. 30—To Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Stoliman (Ethel Cohen),
of 25427 Scotia, Huntington
Woods, a daughter, Margo
Karen.
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Aug. 22 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Shatanoff (Joann Satov-
sky), of 21876 S u s s e x, Oak
Park, a daughter, Sherrie Lynn.

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and chairman of the seminar,
reservations may be made with
the Council office, WO. 3-7838.
Weinberger is assisted by Mau-
rice Zeiger, Louis Popper, Nor-
villle Ranpaport and Julius Top-
per, co-chairmen.

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Aug. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Mendelson (Judy Roth), of
810 S. Ballenger, Flint, a daugh-
ter, Lisa Sue,

Samuel H. Himelstein, Grand
Rapids; Joseph C. Hirschfield, Bay
City; Judge Nathan J. Kaufman,
Detroit; Judge Harry Litowich,
Benton. Harbor; Shelby Yewhouse,
Birmingham; Louis H. Schostak,
Detroit; William Slavin, Kalamazoo,
Louis S. Stone, Detroit and Rabbi
M. Robert Syme, Detroit.
Also nominated are Samuel J.
Rhodes, Gerald Sucher, Hon. John
M. Wise, Martin Citrin, Avern L.
Cohn, Stanley J Winkelman, Kal-
man Bruss, Mrs. William Fogel,
Elsie Rodd, Albert M. Colman, all
of Detroit, and from outstate, Louis
Bergstein, Midland; Louis J. Bee'-
man, Whitehall; Mrs. Michael
Faber, Benton Harbor; F. E. Fiven-
son, Grand Traverse; Zalman Fry-
man, Petoskey; Melv in Hamerm an,
Adrian; Paul 0. Liebert, Grand
Rapids; Leo S. Rosen, Muskegon;
Robert Stark, Saginaw; Harvey S.
Steadman, Lansing; Marcella Steu-
ben, South Haven ;Morris Stulberg,
Marshall; Judge Norman H. Weiner,
Albion; Eugene Traines, Mt. Pleas-
ant; Judge Sol H. Young, Cadillac
and Robert Zacher, Bay City.

Further information on this
Today, 58,000,000 copies of the meeting may be obtained from
daily newspaper will be printed the ADL office, 163 Madison,
and sold in the United States.
WO 2-9686.

Mrs. Harry Shapiro, president
of Northwest Chapter, Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, at a re-
cent dessert luncheon meeting,
installed the following officers
for the 1958-59 season:
Mesdames Arnold Kass, vice-
president; Harold Elson, treas-
urer; Maurice Robbins, Benja-
min Klar and David Blau, secre-
taries; Edward Fishman and
Saul Efrusy, membership; Irv-
ing Weisenthal, fund-raising;
and Jack Udow, greetings.
Introduced and formally in
stalled by Judith Laikin, exec-
utive director of the Regional
Congress office, were Mesdames
Ruby Goldman and Francis Nor-
ris, CCIA; Avner Naggar and
Louis Zuckerman, CLSA; Betty
Loomus, Louise Wise Memorial;
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