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Sen. Hart to Add ress Israel Bond Dinner in Honor of Judge Kaufman
Circuit Judge Nathan J. las a haven for the oppressed. 1-5707, is taking dinner reser- Burg, Max Charness, Mrs. George
Cohen, Mortis Davis, Morris Dorn,

Marshall Bnai Brith
Hosts for Celebration of
Israel's Independence

Kaufman will be honored at a I He is a former Michigan chair- vations.
Irving Eisenman, Louis Ellenbogen,
testimonial dinner on May 22 !man of the American Christian
The dinner committee is Louis Enfield, Robert Feldman, Lou
. Be
a
FreedmannjamGoldberg,
William
in the Jewish Community 'Palestine Committee.
composed of the following:
A. Genser , David Glberg Mor ris
Cantor& Mrs. Shabtal Ackerman, Goldsmith, Harry Greenbaum, Jacob
Center. Chair-
The Israel Bond Ofice, DI Herman
Bergson. Ben Burg, Joe Greenberg, William Gutman, Men-
man of the
ashe Haar, Rabbi Israel I. Halpern,
Louis Hower, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Kana-
testimo-
rek David Keys, Hyman A. Keys,
nial commit-
Irwin A. Klar, Sidney Knoll, Louis
Last, Mrs. Joe Lenhard, Bernard
tee is B e n
Lichtenstein, Mr. & Mrs. Meyer
Siegal, with
Lullove, Mr. & Mrs. Irving Michaels.
.7 a c k Moskovitz, I. Moskovitz,
S a m Kaufer
Nerenberg Dr.
New-
Harvey Gordenker, Mt. Clem- The committee consists of Rabbi man, an
as co - chair-
Mrs. Abrah am Nusbaum,
baum, Sol
man. The ens Israel Bond chairman, and Aaron Brander, Dr. Irwin Eis- Nusbaum, Irving Palman, Henry
Pokart,
& Mrs. Morris Ratner.
& Mr.
event is on host for the Pontiac, Port Hu- enfold, Larry Goldberg, Alvin Mr.
Mrs. Edward Rice Philip
- ",sitwt" Kushner, Paul Litvin, Martin i Rosenzweig, N. P. Rossen, Benjamin
behalf of Is- ron and Mt.lz.
bto
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th,Ro
Mr.rt
& Mrs. f Willillam Roth.
Clemens 14th
'<:*. Rubin and Robert Venetianer. i
rael Bonds.
irvin; s n
tfasa,
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The dinner, which will begin 1 Scblaff, Mr. & Mrs. gehli
The dinner, Anniversary
Schreier,
Sam
at '7 p.m., is in celebration of I Itrarym
sponsored by Dinner Com-
Pf_
Ben
the development of the Negev. !Isidore Singer, Dr. Myromnanopakersr,
'Congre- mittee, an-
e nesthIrwin Tilafmler. Max
The State of Israel Bond 1 1.2 , 1 arau el r Z.HTai
gation Beth 1 nounced that
Regina
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. n:Argraliam
Issue is the central source of wutk
u Ziihlers
r; Joseph
Abraham and I Emil Cohen,
inves ment capital for Israel's Zucker.
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its affiliates, English - Jew-
m kawy
cheir,sirmaco
nmmittee: Henry
Gn Thu-
g
historic program of economic
will have va- ish humorist,
development. Proceeds derived Pokart,
rious seg- NV i 11 be the
enal-r man, Ing
William
Genser,
enrY
SchusseL
l
through the sale of Israel Bonds
Sen. Hart ments of the ;featured en-
Arrangervi
ments committee:
chairman, Mrs. Hyman Cr=1,
are making possible the build- Adler,
general community partici- tertainer May
Benjamin Gantz, Sam Kaufer, Mrs.
of permanent homes, the Meyer Lullove Jake Moskovitz, Iry-
pating in honoring Judge 12 at the an-
nual dinner at
growth of industry and agricul- MI Seblussel, Mrs' Regina Wauldren*
Kaufman.
SaleS committee: M endel Stark and
ft:re, the expansion of irriga- s ain Eack, co-ehairmen , Robert Few-
The main speaker will be t h e Colonial
Hotel,
Mt.
man,
Irving Goldfarb, Bert Komarek,
tion,
the
construction
of
roads,
U.S. Senator Philip A. Hart.
harbors and railways, the in- Edw
Bernard
ard Li
Rich
cetenstein
, PhifipMeltosenz
er Lurelit
ve,
Joey Adams, comedian, will Clemens.
Assisting
crease of electric power, and Harry Saltzman, Ted Scholneck, Jos-
entertain.
eph
Viedrah.
Gordenker in
the exploitation of natural re-
Program committee: Henry Thu-
Senator Hart, a graduate of the Mt. Clem-
min, chairman, Cantor
Acker
Cohen
sources,
Georgetown University and the ens area are Paul M. Jelinek,
Lou
Reservations for the dinner Men
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University of Michigan Law co-chairman, and the Harvey can
be made by phoning Gor- Perri, Mrs- Edward Mee.
School, served before his elec- Levenberg Bnai Brith Lodge. denker at HO 8-9731.
Publicity committee: Louis W. En-
En-
field, chairman.
tion to the Senate in 1958, as
Michigan Corporation and Se-
curities Commissioner, director,
Office of Price Stabilization,
U.S. District Attorney, legal
advisor and key policy maker
to former Governor Williams,
and as Lieutenant Governor for
two terms. He is a former offi-
cer and director of the Detroit
Tigers and Detroit Lions.
Senator Hart, chairman of
the Senate Subcommittee on
Refugees and Escapees, is
sponsoring legislation to amend
present imigration restrictions.
He has a special understanding
and sympathy for Israel's role

Eleven Bnai Brith lodges and
their chapters, led by Marshall
Lodge and Chapter as hosts,
are co - spon-
soring an Is-
rael 14th anni-
versary c el e -
bra t i on at
8:30 p.m., Sun-
d a y, in the
Hayim Green-
berg Center,
according to
Sam Bank,
Metropolitan
Bnai Brith Sam Bank
Council Israel chairman. Co-
sponsoring the Israel Night are
Bloch, Detroit, Downtown, Fox,
Israel, Handler-East Side, Mbtor
City, Oak-Woods, Stone and
Yuster-Rosenberg chapters.
In addition to Lou Mason,
"America's one - man laugh
show," the Yom Ha - Atzmaut
gathering will include a pro-
gram of Israeli songs and In-
strumental selections by the
Israeli Ensemble of. Ariel, Is-
rael, Avraham, Amir, David and
Oded. The affair is on behalf
of Israel Bonds. Admission is
free and everyone is invited.

Emil Cohen Stars for Mt. Clemens,
Port Huron, Pontiac Bond Drive

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Hy Sands to Star
in Bnai Brith
Israel Celebration

Hy Sands, Yiddish-American
comedian, will be the guest star
in the second of the series of
Bnai Brith Is-
rael 14th anni-
versary cele-
brations to be
held 8:30 p.m.
May 12, in the
Sholem Alei-
chem Insti-
tut e, 19350
,Greenfield.
This cele-
'bration will be
hosted by Ein-
r,stein Lodge
n d Chapter,
co - sponso r e
by Brandeis,
Centennial,
Herzl Lodge
Hy Sands
a n d Chapter,
Rex, Tucker and Zager lodges.
The affair is on behalf of State
of Israel Bonds.
Born on New York's Lower
East Side, Hy Sands is the son
of a cantor, from whom he
learned the folklore of Jewish
life. As a boy he was a soprano
in Cantor Rosenblatt's choir.
Ile has starred on TV with
Milton Berle, Kate Smith, Mar-
tin and Lewis, Danny Kaye and
Eddie Cantor.
Hy Sands' career in the
Borscht Belt and in night clubs
in Miami. •Chicago, Las Vegas
and other cities was interrupted
by service during the war. Upon
his return home he worked with
Barney Ross collecting used
military uniforms for shipment
to the Haganah.
In addition to Hy Sands, the
program will include Israeli
songs and instrumental selec-
tions by the Israeli Ensemble of
six artists. Admission is free
and everyone is welcome.

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