Delegates from all parts of
the state will gather here next
weekend for the 10th annual
convention of the Michigan Re-
gion, Zionist Organization of
America.
After attending the Balfour
concert on Nov. 14, at Ford
Auditorium, delegates will con-
vene Nov. 15, at the Henrose
Hotel to deliberate and re-
view Israel's position vis-a-vis
the Arabs and its newly-forged
links with the nations of Africa
and Asia.
Guest speak-
er at the Sun-
day luncheon
session, which
will be open
to the public
at 12:30 p.m.,
will be Mich-
ael Elizur,
Counsellor at
the Perma-
nent Mission Elizur
of Israel to the United Na-
tions and third-ranking mem-
ber of the Israeli delegation.
The opening session at 10:30
a.m. will include a report by
Ezekiel Leikin, regional direc-
tor, and a symposium on "What
Zionism Means to the Young
American Jew Today." Dr. Ed-
ward Neufeld, of Grand Rapids,
will be moderator.
Leon Kay, regional president,
will deliver an address at 11:30
a.m., based on recent confer-
ences and observations in Is-
rael
The conference will close
following the 3 p.m. workshop
session, which will deal with
major aspects of ZOA work
here and in Israel. Philip
Slomovitz, editor and publisher
of The Jewish News, will re-
port on Kfar Silver and the
ZOA House.
Committee reports, election
of officers and adoption of vari-
ous resolutions will conclude
the session.
The guest speaker, Michael
Elizur, educated at the Herz-
liah Hebrew College in Tel
Aviv and the Foreign Service
Training Institute, in • Jerusa-
lem, served as second secretary
at the Israel Embassy in Lon-
don from 1949 to 1952.
The following year, he was
principal assistant to the direc-
tor of the British Common-
wealth Division of the Foreign
Ministry in Jerusalem.
From 1953 to 1956, Elizur
served as press officer and
spokesman for the Foreign
Ministry, and a year later he
assumed the task of political
secretary to Mrs. Golda Meir,
the Foreign Ministry.
Preceding his present appoint-
ment, Elizur was the head of
the personnel division of the
Foreign Ministry.
Sessions will be chaired by
the three regional vice presi-
dents, Harry J. Binder, Flint;
Thomas A. Horwitz, Pontiac,
and Leonard L. Radner, De-
troit. Kay will chair the lunch-
eon session, and Judge Ira G.
Kaufman, president of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
will introduce the guest
speaker.
Workshop panelists will be
Benzion Gotlib, Flint; Irving
Sniderman, Detroit; R a b b i
Marc Samuels, Midland; Rabbi
Harold Richter, South Haven,
and Percy Kaplan, Jewish Na-
tional Fund Director, Detroit.
Committee chairmen are Mor-
ris M. Jacobs, nominations, and
Milton S. Marwil, projects.
Serving on the steering com-
mittee are Rabbi Joseph
Schwarz, Benton Harbor; Osias
Zwerdling, Ann Arbor; Sam-
uel Adinoff, Port Huron; Dr.
Sam Gotlib, Flint; Jack Moscov
and Pauline Cohen, South
Haven; Percy A. Berman,
Grand Rapids; Rabbi Israel
Goodman and Joe Jacobson,
Pontiac . Rabbi Stanle
and Jacob Ashendorf, Muske-
gon; Dr. Manuel Goldberger
and Samuel R. Jacobson, Sagi-
now; Rabbi Myron B. Movsky,
Kalamazoo; Judge Ira G. Kauf-
man, M. Ben Lewis, Sherman
Shapiro, Dr. Bernard Weston
and David M. Zellman of De-
troit. Convention secretary will
be Selma Korn, of Detroit.
Name Yeshiva Dorm
for 93-Year-Old
Brooklyn Financier
Joseph Rubin, 93-year-old
Brooklyn business man and
p
pist, presi
dent of Joseph
Rubin and
Sons box man-
u f a c tur ers,
will be hon-
ored by New:
York's Yeshi-
v a University
in ceremonies
dedicating the
school's s t u -
J. Rubin
ent residence hall in his name.
A $500,000 gift from the Rubins
made possible the establishment
of the student residence.
Nancy Williams to Speak at Bond Luncheon Nov. 19
Nancy Williams, wife of Gov. buy and sell $100,000 in Israel member of the Advance Guard
G. Mennen Williams, will be I Bonds.
of Chen. Chen gets its name
guest of honor at a "Merci Beau-
Sp ons or pins and Chen from the° women's army of Is-
coup" luncheon sponsored by Charms will be presented at the rael.
the Israel Bond Women's Div- luncheon. Sponsors are pur-
Reservations for the luncheon
ision, Thursday, Nov. 19, at the chasers of $1,000 in Bonds in may be made at the Israel Bond
Jewish Center, 18100 Meyers.
one year, while Chen Charms office, WO 2-5091.
Mrs. Williams, will describe go to women who buy or sell
what she saw in Israel.
$2,500 in Bonds. A special Chen
The luncheon will be the Charm commemorating one of
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man. Mrs. Harry Portnoy and
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collection chairmen this year.
Mrs. Portnoy and Mrs. Philip
Cutler will be inducted as
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