BERLIN, (JTA)—Rabbi Mar-
tin Riesenburger, spiritual
leader of East Berlin's 960
Jews, was awarded the gold
medal of the Patriotic Order of
Merit, one of East Germany's
top decorations, to mark his
65th birthday.
According to Jewish circles
in West Berlin, Rabbi Riesen-
berger - was honored not so
much for his work in Jewish
affairs as for the loyalty he has
shown to East German Commu-
nist leader Walter Ulbricht. It
was pointed out here that Rabbi
Riesenburger has been known
to have made pro-Communist
declarations ever since he was
appointed Jewish spiritual
leader of East Berlin in 1953.
Most members of East Ber-
lin's Jewish community are in
their late sixties and seventies.
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`Council Seniors ' Institute Sunday
Problems and prospects of
future activities of Jewish High
School graduates will be dis-
cussed at the Jewish Commu-
nity Council's annual Institute
for High School Seniors to be
held on Sunday, 2 p.m. at the
Jewish Center, 18100 Meyers.
Program details were an-
nounced by IR-Try Kobel, Insti-
tute chairman.
The Institute, arranged to
provide seniors with informa-
tion on Jewish communal re-
sources that may be helpful in
furthering their plans for the
future, will hear Mrs. Rose
Buchalter, Jewish Family and
Children's Service; Rabbi Max
Kapustin, Bnai 'Brith Hillel
Foundation, Wayne State Uni-
versity; Dr. Samuel Krohn,
vice president of the Council;
Miss Selma Lesser, Jewish Vo-
cational Service; and Jack
Schwartz, commander of the
Department of Michigan, Jewish
War Veterans.
Discussions will provide in-
formation about Jewish activi-
ties on the various college and
University campuses, aspects of
Jewish life in the armed forces,
career counseling, scholarships,
summer and part time employ-
ment and other problems facing
the senior. -
Participants will have an op-
portunity to discuss their own
problems with the speakers at
workshop sessions following the
formal presentation. The Insti-
tute is open to graduating sen-
iors and 12 Bs. Cooperating
with the Council in arranging
the Institute are:
.eark High School; Yanny Cern,
Cass Tech; Mickey Friedman, Berk-
ley High School; Gail Karp, Mum-
ford High School; Ann Katkowsky,
Southfield High School; Sue Kobel,
Mumford High School; Barry Kriger,
Birmingham High School, Peggy
Meyer, Mumford High School.
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not even having the correct
school name in last week's col-
umn about nephew Dr. Gerald
Weingarden graduating . . . It's
College of Osteopathic Medi-
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PROUDEST BOY AT the
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OF
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last week was 13-year-old Leon-
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Bnai Brith Youth Organization;
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Silverman, Cass Tech; vice chairman,
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four weeks in New Grace Hos-
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treasurer of Louis Marshall
Bnai Brith Lodge, received two
awards for membership and
fund raising and is still kept
busy on retention.
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Roast Breast of Beef
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Stuffed Cabbage
Breaded Oysters
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Communist Germany Decorates 'Loyal' Rabbi