Representatives of industry,
religion, government and labor
— non-Jews as well as Jews—
are joining forces to honor
Eleanor Roosevelt, affection-
ately regarded
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as "the First
Lady of the
Free World"
— when she
comes here on
June 21 to ad-
dress the ma-,
jor opening
dinner meet-
ing of the De-
troit Israel Rabbi Adler
Bond drive, in Cobo Hall.
Tom Borman, general chair-
man of the Detroit Israel Bond
Organization, announced this
week that Governor John
B. Swainson, Mayor Jerome P.
Cavanagh and many leaders in
all walks of life in this com-
munity will participate in the
testimonial to Mrs. Roosevelt.
Rabbi Morris Adler will be
the dinner chairman.
Plans for the dinner will
be completed ate an Israel
Bond executive committee
board dinner meeting in
Room 202 of the Jewish Cen-
ter next Tuesday.
Borman stated that the din-
ner which will be addressed by
Mrs. Roosevelt on June 21 will
serve as a celebration of Israel's
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14th anniversary and will mark
the opening of Israel's "Decade
of the Negev" during which the
vast desert area is to be devel-
oped, in large measure with the
aid of Israel Bond funds.
Reservations for the dinner
are being taken at the Israel
Bond office, 8522 W. McNichols,
DI. 1-5707.
Borman this week released a
statement by Dr. Joseph J.
Schwartz, vice president of the
Israel Bond Organization, an-
nouncing that the first contin-
gent of Israeli settlers will go
to the new city of Arad this
month and will be followed by
160 families , who will establish
the new town. This will mark
the beginning of the new Negev
activities in a new city that is
expected to gro to a com-
munity of 40,000 people.
"The opening of Arad to
settlement will serve to dra
atize the intensive pioneeri
effort involved in reclaimin
the desert and the part play-
ed by Israel Bonds in turning
the wasteland of the Negev
into a productive area for the
future growth of the entire
country," Dr. Schwartz said.
"The development in the
Negev must evoke a new kind
of dedicated response from
American Jewry. Unless the
people of Israel have the
means to proceed with this
herculean effort, they cannot
succeed in effectively absorb-
ing the present great new
wave of immigration. What is
now transpiring in Arad testi-
fies to the significant role of
Israel Bonds in enabling Is-
rael to move forward in its
population growth and eco-
Fred Pearson. son of Mr. and ing at the Bnai David School
Mrs. Harry Pearson of Huntington and the United Hebrew Schools.
Woods, will be graduated with
magna cum laude honors from
Berkley High School next Wed-
nesday. He received the second
high grade point average of 4.04.
Fred has been designated to
give the salutatory address at
the dedication for his graduating
class.
In recognition of his high schol-
arship record, he has been elect-
ed to the National Honor Society
and has been awarded a four-
year scholarship to Michigan
State University of Oakland.
Fred received his Jewish train-
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Leaders to Participate in Monday's
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This week's feature:
Members of the judiciary and
1 the legal profession in Detroit
g and neighboring cities, leaders
in the Jewish National Fund
I Council and other community
personalities will join next Mon-
day in honoring Justice Michael
A. Musmanno,
of the Su-i
preme Court
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William Hordes. chairman of
the Detroit JNF Foundation
Commission, announced this
week that Judge Ira G. Kauf-
man, president of the Zionist
At 10 Mile Rd.
Organization of Detroit, will
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and Evenings
In addition to Judge Ira G.
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nomic progress."
Assisting Borman in planning
for the June 21 dinner are the
following co--chairmen: Phillip
Stollman, steering committee
chairman, honorary chairmen,
Irwin I. Cohn, Israel Davidson,
Abe Kasle, Max Osnos, David
Safran and Phillip Stollman;
vice chairmen, Norman Allan,
Louis Berry, Harry Cohen, Jo-
seph Holtzman, Charles Milan,
Max Stollman and Phillip Stoll-
man; Trustee Chairman, Charles
Grosberg; Builder Chairmen,
Dan Laven, William Rossen,
George Spoon and Max Spoon;;
Guardian chairmen, Joe Lee, '
David Goldberg. Harry Kraft
and Morris Ben Lewis: High
Holy Day chairmen. Phillip
Stollman. Norman Allan, Judge
Nathan J. Kaufman; Women's
Division co-chairmen, Mrs. Jo-
ph Katchke. Mrs. Max Stoll-
; Women's Division Trustee
rman, Mrs. Norman Allan;
omen's Division Sponsor chair-
man, Mrs. David Pollack: Wo-
men's Division honorary chair-
men, Mesdames Theodore Barg-
man, Philip Helfman, Joseph
Katchke, Charles Milan; Labor
Zionist Landsmanshaften chair-
men, Harry Schumer, Sol Kanat,
Sam Kaufer, Hyman Lipsitz, Na-'
than P. Rossen; institutional co-
chairmen. Irving Schlussel,
Sherman Shapiro, Dr. Theodore
Winshall; cash collection chair-
men, Harry Cohen, Joseph
Katchke. Morris Ben Lewis;
Professional Chairman. Samuel
Simmer; professional co-chair-
men, David J. Cohen, Dr. Ber-
nard Weston; Bnai Brith chair-
men. Sam G. Bank. Elias Gold-
berg: insurance chairman. Wil-
liam Hordes.
Fred Pearson Given Berkley High Honors
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soring the reception is headed
by Judges Victor Baum, Charles
Kaufman, Nathan J. Kaufman.
Burton K. Shifman of Oak Park
and John M. Wise.
Justice Musmanno. a lifelong
resident of Pennsylvania. has
earned degrees in American
and European universities. He
was a member of the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature. Military Gov-
ernor of the Sorrentine Penin-
sula in Italy during World War
II and president of the U. S.
Board of Forcible Repatriation
in Austria. In his latter capacity
he saved 5.000 refugees from
Siberia.
He has held many legal and
military positions. He is the au-
thor of 11 books, his latest,
"The Eichmann Kommandos."
having appeared on the eve of
the Eichmann trial last year.
Judge Musmano has been a
member of the Supreme Court
of the State of Pennsylvania
since 1952. He served as aide to
Gen. Mark W. Clark. Two of
his books have been made into
motion pictures, Black Fury. in
which Paul Muni staired, and
Ten Days to Die, which was a
story of Hitler's last 10 days.
Musmanno will discuss "Two
Trials: Nuremberg and Jerusa-
lem" at Monday's reception.
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5 — TH E DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 8, 1962
State, City, Religious and Civic Leaders Join in
Honoring Mrs. Roosevelt at Bond Dinner June 21