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Prof. Samuel M. Levin Re-Elected Annual Service
Detroit Round Table Elects
President of Jewish National Fund Group Stag Day Alfred May as Its President
Prof. Samuel M. Levin, was
Alfred May, Detroit attorney
unanimously re-elected presi-
to Be Sept. 23
who is well known in local Jew-
tional Fund."
Rabbi Milton Arm. guest
speaker. 'outlined the signifi-
cance of JNF ideals as a part
of -Jewish life. especially in
Israel.
Reports on activities of the
JNF were submitted by Brand-
wine for Folmdation: Mrs. Max
Stollman. for the Ladies Auxil.
iary of -JNF; Harry Kaminer.
for Landsmanshaften. and Wil-
liam Hordes. A report touching
upon the highlights of activities
for the period of July 1. 1958.
to May 31. 1959. was submitted
by the executive director. Percy
Kaplan.
The •meeting also elected the
following as members of the
executive and administrative
committee:
Medical Service in Israel.
T h e a n -
nouncement of
his assignment
Was made by
Dr. Ber nard
Weston. presi-
dent of the De-
! troit chapter
of the Ameri-
can Physicians
Fellowship for
the Israel Med-
Dr. Beresh
• ical Associa-
lion and a member of the na-
tional executive committee.
Dr. Beresh, a graduate of
Wayne State University. wi•11
leave Detroit Sunday with his
wife and son Clifford on the
first lap of their journey to
Israel. They will be joined in
The tenth annual Detroit
Service Group stag day will be
held Wednesday, Sept. 23, at
Franklin Hills Country Club. an-
nounces Jack 0. Lefton, Detroit
Service Group president.
All men who worked in the
1959 Allied Jewish Campaign
are Detroit Set-vice Group mem-
bers and are eligible for the all
day golf and fun outing.
Sweden's Premier
to Open Stockholm
WJC 10-Day Parley
Prime Minister Tage Erland-
er of Sweden will open the ten-
day Plenary Assembly of the
World Jewish Congress to be
held in Stockholm Aug. 2 to
12.
The global parley will be at-
tended by 300 delegates from
WJC affiliates throughout the
world. Major issues affecting
Jewry will be discussed and
a blueprint for WJC action
drafted.
The opening session will take
place in Stockholm City Hall.
after which the conference will
be held in the Swedish Parlia-
ment Building which has been
I placed at the disposal of the
WJC.
The Mayor of Stockholm will
welcome the delegates at the
opening session, and a special
message from the government
of Israel will he presented by
1Pinhas Rosen. Israel Minister
lof Justice. The session will hear
iDr. Nahum Goldmann's presi-
dential address. surveying the
1 Jewish situation in the world
today.
UNESCO will be represented
at the session on Cultural Plur-
alism by its Deputy Director-
General. Prof. Jean Thomas.
Prof. I. I. Rabi. Nobel Prize-
winning physicist of Columbia
University. and Dr. Amos de
Shalit. of the Weizmann Insti-
tute of Science in Israel, will
participate in a discussion on
Rabbi E. Applebaum. A H Boun• Tel Aviv by their daughter Pris-
In. Rose Chesluk, Harr. Citrin. Kaff-
man Cohen. *rem Cohn. Mrs Sam- cilia. who is touring Israel as
a member of the United Syna-
uel Cron. Hy Crystal. Mrs. Phillip J
Cutler. James I. Ellmann. I. M
gogue Israeli Pilgrimage. -
Faxstein, Israel Finkelatone. Dr..
Leon Fram, Mrs. Max Frank Mrs.
After a family tour of 17 days,
Aaron Friedman. Mrs. M. Goldoftas,
Joseph Gross. Lawrence Gubow. Lar• Dr. Beresh will visit medical ; "International Cooperation in
ry L. Guttenberg, Dr. Samuel Halper- clinics and hospitals to see what the Atomic Age."
in. Ben Harold, Gershon Hoffman.
The effects of the establish-
Boris M. Joffe. Harry 1M Kaminer. services are available to vet-
Mrs. I. Kardener. Judge Ira G. Kauf- erans. When he returns to the ment of the Jewish State on
man. Judge Nathan J. Kaufman.
Leon Kay. Morris Lachover, Mrs U.S.. he will write a comparison Jewish communities and indiv-
Morris Lachover, Benjamin M. of facilities in both countries. idual Jews all over the world
Laikin. Mrs. Benjamin M. Laikin.
Among the projects of the will be the theme of a special
Mrs. William Levin. Morris Lieber-
man. Hyman Lipsitz. Milton S. Mar- American Physicians Fellow- session on "The Jewish State
wil. Michael Michlin. Mrs Michael
Michlin. A. C. Perlman, Al Posen, ship for the IMA. the group has and the Jewish People." The
Mrs. Sidney Ravin. Aaron Rosen- raised more than 540.000 for speakers will be former Prime
berg. Harry Rosenthal. Mrs. Abra-
ham Scheuer. David Silser. David loan funds and fellowships for Minister of Israel Moshe Shar-
Stalin. Philip Slornovitz. Mrs. Philip Israeli physicians. sent several ett and Prof. Salo Baron. -noted
Slomovitr. Max Stollman. Mrs Max
Stollman. Daniel Temchin. Zs i Tom- hundred medical books. periodi- American Jewish historian of
kie•ier and Harry Weinberger.
cals and medical supplies to New York.
The slate of officers and
board members was presented
by Mrs. Max Frank. chairman
of the nominations committee.
Israel. and communicated with
friends and colleagues there "to
cement comradeship and fellow-
ship."
Louis Zimmer Heads
Young Adults of BB
A 23-year-old Philadelphia
Reform Rabbis H ear Proposal for
Standar (is" of ObserN-ance
BRETTON WOODS. N.H.. code. Be said he was pleading
(JTA) — American Reform for determination of "the ir-
Jewry has been urged to deter- reducible minimum" upon
mine "minimal standards" for which Reform Judaism must
observances of all religious build.
ceremonies and to establish
"We ought to take the
standards to make religious eternal aspects of the word. as
observance expressive of the 'Remember the Sabbath Day.
to keep it holy.' and see what
modern age.
-The _ need for establishing the word realistically means in
standards for the observance our lime, he told his col-
of the sabbath. holidays and leagues.
"What ought we to do to
festivals was emphasized at
the opening session of the 70th observe the sabbath and keep
annual convention of the Cen- it holy? What is possible and
tral Conference of American what is impossible? What must
Rabbis. by Dr. Jacob P. Rudin. he done? What dare we not
leave undone? In other words.
president.
The Reform movement in ' what are the minimum stand-
this country has been operat- ards for the sabbath? And
ing without a formal code of what are the minimum stand-
religious practice since it was ards for the observance of
other holidays and festivals,
founded.
Rabbi Rudin emphasized indeed for all the ceremonials
that he was not recommending which have helped make Juda-
revival of old ceremonies or ism a rich and wonderful way -
establishment of a binding of life?" Rabbi Rudin said.
publicist was elected president
of the Bnai Brith Young Adults.
Delegates from three nations
— the United States. Canada
and Mexico — attending Bnai
Brith Young Adults' annual in-
ternational convention in Or-
tonville. Mich.. named Louis
Zimmer as president to succeed
Martin Levy of Chicago who
was elected counselor of the
organization.
Zimmer. a member of the
public relations staff of Food
Fair Stores. Inc.. was the 1959
recipient of the Philadelphia
Junior Chamber of Commerce's
"Spoke Award" given annually
to the Junior Chamber's out-
standing freshman member. He
is a graduate of Temple Uni-
versity and past president of
Philadelphia's Four Freedoms
Young Adult chapter.
•
Delegates attending the five-
day convention wound up their
sessions by presenting a check
for S2.000 to the Bnai Brith-
founded and supported Leo N.
Levi Memorial Hospital at • hot
Springs, Ark.
ish circles, this week was elect-
ed president of the' Detroit
Round Table of Christians and
Jews. He succeeds the late
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan.
May, who also is a member
of the national board of the
Round Table's parent organiza-
tion, the National Conference of
Christians , and Jews, and is a
member of the NCCJ finance
committee, is a national leader
in the Anti-Defamation League.
serving on the ADL finance
committee.
ALFRED MAY
He is chairman of the Loyalty
Investigation Committee of De- many ojher movements. He has
troit. is a member of the board , been active in Allied Jewish
of Marygrove College and is ac-; Campaigns. has assisted in in-
tively affiliated with Temple vestment projects for Israel
Beth El. the Masonic O r d e r. and has visited the Jewish
Probus Club, Standard Club and istate several times.
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dent of the Jewish National
Fund of Detroit at a meeting
of the Council of representa
tives held June 17. at the Hayim
Greenberg Center. Morris J
Brandwine was re-elected first
vice president.
In addition to Brandwine,
who is also chairman of the
Foundation committee. t h e
meeting elected eight vice presi-
dents to be chairmen of com-
mittees- for important phases of
the JNF program. They are:
Mrs. Morris Kutinsky, Blue-
White Box; William Hordes.
Foundation in Michigan: Ruben
H. Isaacs. publicity: Sol M.
Hoberman, organizations; Mrs.
PROF. SAMUEL M. LEVIN
George Lerner, Ladies Auxil-
iary; Phillip Stollman. religious
groups; Philip Taubman. build- Detroiter to Compare
ing; Dr. Israel Wiener. educa-
tion and youth; and Irving W. U.S., Israeli Veterans
Schlussel, wills and bequests.
!Hospital Facilities
Philmore A. Leemon was re-
Dr. Louis Beresh, chief of the
elected treasurer; Maurice Bak-
er. co-treasurer, and Miss Selma allergy department in the Vet-
erans'
Administration out-pa-
Friedman. recording secretary.
Prof. Levin said he was "very ' tient clinic in Detroit. has been
happy to serve the ideals and requested to compare the VA
basic ideology of Jewish Na- clinic here with the Veterans'