THE DE'ZROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, May 25, 1962 —

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Bnai Brith Council of Young Adults

Leib-Ilinograd
Troth Announced

activities in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nathan are going to Los Angeles to
attend the graduation of their son, Myron, from the California
College of Medicine. He is going to intern in Los Angeles.
Martin Hollander will be installed as right worthy grand as-
sistant lecturer during installation ceremonies at the annual con-
vention of the Order of the Golden Chain, today through Tuesday
in Atlantic City.
Barbara Jean Levenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Levenson, 24040 Seneca, Oak Park (formerly of Glen Falls, N.Y.),
will be visited by her mother upon graduation from the Univer-
sity of Southern California in Los Angeles. Mrs. Levenson de-
parts Sunday. Miss Levenson will receive her degree in elemen-
tary education. She is a member of Pi Lambda Theta, national
women's education honor society, is chairman of religious
activities at Hillel and was a recipient of the Interfaith Award,
which included a scholarship to Brandeis University. She is
president of the Intra-Cultural Club, ,a member of the student
senate and is active in other organizations.

MISS ROBERTA

LEIB

Bnai Brith Hits Russia, UN Action,
Re-Elects Label A. Katz President

Max Leib, 17160 Meyers; an-
nounces the engagement of his
daughter, Roberta Helene, to
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
Morley Alec Winograd, son of Bnai Brith concluded its five-
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Winograd day, triennial convention by
of Huntington Woods.
adopting resolutions criticizing
The bride-elect and her fiance the Soviet Un-
WWI
are students at the University ion for its
of Michigan. A September wed- treatment of
ding is planned.
Jews, and
"deploring"

Vladimiritzer Meets

the recent

The Vladimiritzer Emergency
Relief Organization will hold a

United Na-'
tions Security

games party on the evening of
June 8 at 18450 Wyoming, an-
nounces Samuel A. Kayne, presi-
dent.
Chairmen of the affair are Mrs.

Council cen-
sure of Israel.
The conven-
tion also elect-
ed its top of-
ficers. Label
A. Katz, of

If. Berlin and Mrs. P. Rossen.

Co - chairman is Mrs. N. Wolok.

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The resolution concerning the
situation of the Jews in the
USSR called upon the Soviet
Union's government to end its
"discriminatory practices to-
ward the Jewish religion and
Custom-Made
Jewish culture." Noting that,
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1948, the Soviet authori-
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"to fulfill its own constitutional
provisions concerning freedom
of worship and the rights of na-
tionalities."
In regard to the UN, the
de-
other major resolution
scribed the anti-Israeli censure
measure of last month as "less
than even-handed," in that it
failed to condemn Syria "for
the provocations to which Is-
rael had responded." The ef-
fect of the Security Council
action. Bnai Brith held, was "to
weaken the United Nations in
its ability to achieve a peaceful
settlement of the Arab-Israeli
situation." The resolution re-
quested both the United States
government and the United
Nations "to use their good of-
fices to bring about direct
peate negotiations between Is-
rael and the Arab states."
In another development, the
1,200 convention d e l e g a t es
adopted a scholarship aid pro-
gram for expanded opportuni-
ties for secondary education
among Israeli youth. The proj-
ect is designed "to encourage
high school study, particularly
among Sephardi youth, and to
assist the amalgamation of Is-
rael's disparate population."
Israel currently provides
free, compulsory education
only through the primary
grades. The scholarships will
be for 5300 a year each, about
equal to tuition and other
costs in Israeli secondary
of
schools. The number
scholarships to be awarded
annually will be determined
by the amount of funds raised
by the organization beyond
its present fund-raising pro-
grams.
Harry Yudkoff of Detroit
was re-elected to the Bnai Brith
International Board of Gover-
nors. He will serve a three-year
term. Yudkoff is chairman of
the Bnai Brith National Fund
Campaign Cabinet which directs
fund-raising activties for the
organization.

The Council announces open-
The Greater Detroit Bnai
Brith Region Young Adults ings in a new club. For infor-
Council installed officers in a mation, call Esther Greenberg,
recent meeting. They are Her- UN 2-2557, after 6 p.m.
man Chudnow, president; Stan
Stovack, Esther Greenberg, vice
presidents; Ma Lubin, Jack
Klain, secretaries; Harvey Ol-
son, chaplain.
The Council will hold a blood
bank at the Pepper School from
6:30 to 11:30 p.m. Monday; and
Tuesday evening at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue at the same
time.

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