Borman Brothers on Bar-Han Board City Leadership at Memorial for Joffe Wednesday
Tom (left) and Al (right) Borman were welcomed as mem-
bers of the board of the American Committee for Bar-Ilan
University by the committee's national chairman, Phillip Stoll-
man, at the reception given here to Stollman on the occasion of
his return from a study mission in Israel.
B. G. Richards Reports on Jewish
Information Bureau's Expansion
That a new manifestation of reference library of the Bureau
racial or religious prejudice, and that there is also a constant
such as the publication of anti- increase in its large collection
Semitic literature, brings a of historical material consisting
volume of new inquiries to the of documents and rare pam-
Jewish Information Bur ea u, phlets and letters from eminent
Inc., was shown in the report leaders of a former generation.
presented at the annual meet- The members were the guests
ing of the board of trustees by of the treasurer of the organiza-
the director and chairman, Ber- tion, Sam Zuckerberg.
nard G. Richards.
The twenty-fifth anniversary
Some of the questions re- of the establishment of the
ceived went back to ancient and Bureau will be observed at a
rather weird charges, such as public meeting in October.
those which are contained in
board of trustees reelect-
the alleged Protocols of the ed The
Richards for the 25th con-
Elders of Zion, and the Bureau secutive
year as chairman. The
was able to refer to a statement others chosen
are Reuben Fink
issued in 1921 by a list of 100 and
Mitchell
Leventhal,
vice-
eminent Americans repudiating chairman; Zuckerberg, treas-
these and all other allegations urer,
of this character. The list re- tary. and M. I. Goldman, secre-
ferred to was headed by Wood-
row Wilson and was made up
of foremost citizens in all walks Hadassah President
of life, including some eminent
a u t h ors and historians, the to Speak in Russia
volume having been published
Dr. Miriam K. Freund, na-
in 1942 by the Columbia Uni- tional president of Hadassah,
versity Press.
has been invited to participate
The report, presented at the in the 25th International Con-
luncheon meeting of the gress of Orien-
trustees of the Bureau, held at talists to be*:
Hotel Wellington, New York, held in Mos-
indicated a large increase of cow Aug. 9-16.
inquiries and requests for in- Dr. Freund is
formation on all subjects per- expected to
taining to the Jewish people lecture on theh::,
and Jewish community en- developmentgi:
deavors, the questions coming of health, edu-
from both Jewish and non- cation and so
Jewish circles and from dif- cial welfare in
ferent sections of the country, the Middle
also come from a number of East. She will
fly to the Sovi-
countries abroad.
Richards said that extensive et Union from;;?-
additions had been made to the Israel, and
scheduled to
leave for Is-
Come and See the Beautiful rael on July 1
During her
stay in the Dr. Freund
Jewish State, Dr. Freund will
speak at special ceremonies for
the dedication of the $25 million
rstng
oine Hadassah
- Hebrew University
Medical Center, on the western
outskirts of Jerusalem. The
dedication of the Medical Cen-
ter will take place on Aug. 3.
BRAND NEW ONE FLOOR ULTRA
Spirit of Consecration
MODERN AIR-CONDITIONED
Urged
for Bar Mitzvahs
BUILDING
The Baltimore Board of Rab-
bis have issued a statement
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calling the attention of the
• Registered Physical
community to the need of main-
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taining the Sabbath atmosphere
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and the spirit of consecration
• Planned Entertainment
at Bar Mitzvah celebrations,
and declared:
• Bed and Ambulatory Cases
• Unlimited Visiting Hours
"The Bar Mitzvah observance
• Plenty of Delicious Food
is one of the few firm pillars
supporting the edifice of Jew-
• Huge Living & Dining Room
ish consciousness of our young
• Patio and Grounds
men. Let us keep it free from
• Open Medical Staff
any taint of desecration. In par-
• Modest Rates
ticular, we urge that the Sab-
• 5 Minutes from Palmer Park
bath dinner following the serv-
• Your Inspection Is Invited
ice be held either in the
Synagogue or at home. Many
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abuses are liable to develop if
Bar
Mitzvah dinners come to
5000 EAST SEVEN MILE ROAD be held
in hotels and country
DETROIT, 34, MICHIGAN
clubs."
Rabbi Morris Adler, vice
president of the Jewish Com-
munity Council, will deliver
the memorial address at an
observance in tribute to the
late Boris M. Joffe, next
Wednesday, 8:30 p.m, at the
Jewish Center, 18100 Meyers.
Joffe was executive director
of the Jewish Community
Connell from 1949 until his
death on May 28.
Spokesmen from many areas
of communal activity, includ-
ing leaders in religious, gov-
ernmental and civic affairs, will
participate in memorial trib-
utes to Joffe. They include:
Rev. Robert F. Allen, director,
social action department, Arch-
diocese of Detroit; Rt. Rev.
Richard S. Emrich, Bishop of
the Episcopal Diocese of Michi-
gan; Alex Fuller, chairman of
the Michigan Fair Employment
Practices Commission; William
T. Gossett, vice president and
general counsel, Ford Motor
Company; 'Mrs. Irving Posner,
acting chairman, Zionist Coun-
cil of Detroit; Brendan Sexton,
United Automobile Workers,
AFL-CIO; and Judge Theodore
Levin, who will represent the
Jewish Welfare Federation.
Stanley J. Winkelman, presi-
dent of the Council, will pre-
side.
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar will
chant the memorial prayer.
Harry Goldstein will read ap-
propriate Psalms in tribute to
the deceased leader.
The Committee appointed by
Winkelman to arrange the
memorial occasion is headed
by Sidney ' M. Shevitz. Other
members are Rabbi Adler and
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman.
* * *
Landsmanshaften Propose
Planting Joffe Woodland
A resolution urging the Jew-
ish bmmunity Council to
memorialize the name and work
of Boris M. Joffe, by planting
a forest of 10,000 trees, to be
known as the Boris M. Joffe
Memorial Forest, was adopted
at a breakfast meeting of Lands .-
manshaften for Jewish National
Fund held recently. Because
Landsmanshaften were part of
the Community Council, and be-
cause of Joffe's interest in the
work of the societies, the meet-
ing agreed to recommend to
Landsmanshaften to participate
in the creation of a Joffe Wood-
land with a grove of 1,000 trees.
Another resolution recom-
mended to Lansmanshaften was
the planting of trees and in-
scriptions in the Bar Mitzvah
Book as gifts to Bar- and Bas-
Mitzvahs.
Morris J. Brandwine, newly
elected president- of the JNF,
described his first trip to Israel.
Harry Kaminer, chairman of
the committee, presided.
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