THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, Sep tember 28, 1962 — 20
25 Congregations to Participate in Rep. Broomfield Commends Israel Accomplishments
Rep. William S. Broomfield of rael whom he called "a lesson to Afro-Asian nations, the Con-
High Holy Day Israel Bond Appeals Michigan
this week joined those to all of us."
gressman said: "Here is an ex-
Twenty-five Detroit .congrega-
tions - will participate in the
Israel High Holy Day Appeal,
it was announced by Torn Bor-
man, general chairrrian of the
Detroit Israel Bond Committee,
and Phillip Stollnian, chairman
of the Detroit Congregational
and High Holy Day Council.
Isaac Carmel
J. Torczyner
Shaul Ramati A. L. Plotkin
Norman Allan and Judge
Nathan J. Kaufman are High
Holy Day Council co-chairmen.
High Holy: Day Appeal speak-
ers will include Isaac Carmel,
"the man who knew Theodor
Herzl"; Col Gideon Elrom, one
of the outstanding heroes of
Israel's War of Independence
and a pioneer of that country's
Air Force; Dr. Arieh L. Plotkin,
expert on Middle E a s t.e r n
affairs, a hero in the Haganah
and a former officer in the
Israel d e f e n s e forces; Col.
Shaul Ramati, Israel Consul and
director of information for the
Midwest area, and Jacques
Torczyner, one of the founders
and organizers of the World
Conference of General Zionists
and- administrative vice pres-
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ident of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will
make the Israel Bond Appeal at
Adas Shalom, whose members
have purchased more than
$600,000 in Israel Bonds in the
last four years.
While most of the Israel Bond
appeals will be made at Kol
Nidre and on Yom Kippur, a
number of synagogues will hold
their drives on Rosh Hashanah.
Carmel, who will speak at
Young Israel of Oak-Woods on
the first day of Rosh Hashana,
and at Mishkan Israel on the
second day, has been a leader
in the Zionist movement since
its inception. He was one of the
founders of the Karen Hayesod,
has been active in the Jewish
National Fund and Bnai Zion
fraternal organization. He is
one of the few surviving Zion-
ists who was privileged to meet
the f o u n d e r of the Zionist
movement, as a boy in England,
when Herzl visited that country.
He was active in the initial
launching of the Israel Bond
Drive and has made his home
in Israel for a number of years.
He is directing the compilation
of a book, "Americans in
Israel," detailing the story of
the American contribution to
the rebirth of Israel.
Other congregations holding
their Israel Bond Appeals on
Rosh Hashanah include Beth
Joseph, with William Hordes as
speaker; Beth Y e h u d a with
Harry Weinstaft, Bnai Jacob
and Bnai Zion with Hy Crystal
and Morris Snow and Gemiluth
Chassodim with - Rabbi Joel
Litke.
B.B.Y.O. Holds
Training Institute
legislators who deplore the lack
of realism in the Middle Eastern
affairs and the failure of Arab
potentates to help their own
people but who instead have set
out to fight Israel. He told a
group of his Michigan constit-
uents of his admiration for Is-
The Michigan Congressman
said: "If the Israelis can do so
much with so little, if it can
accomplish so much without loss
of the basic freedoms of its
citizens, then the less fortunate
nations can take heart."
Praising Israel for assistance
Levinson Announces
Amvet Polo Game
The 5th annual benefit polo
game, in behalf of the hospital-
ized veterans and the Amvets
Service Fund, will be held Oct.
7 at the Klentner Riding Acad-
emy, 6525 Willow Road, Pontiac,
announces Ben Levinson, cap-
tain of the Amvet team.
Competing will be the Ro-
chester Rockets and The Amvet
All Stars. The handicapper and
in charge of field activities is
Rich Gibson, who will be play-
ing with the Amvet All Stars.
Players also include Gordon
Miller, George Benjamin, Wen-
dell Smith, Merle Jenkins, Leon-
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Tamarack Trips Cover
East and West U.S.A.
Camp Tamarack completed
its extended teen tripping pro-
gram for the 1962 season with
trips to Cape Cod, Brandeis U.,
Harvard U. and the Berkshires,
and a four week trip to Yellow-
stone National Park. This West-
ern trip included visiting the
Badlands, Mt. Rushmore, Den-
ver, and the U.S. Air Force
Academy.
Both trips, led by Marshall
Hersh, camped out at national
and state parks and other Jew-
ish sponsored camps while en
route to their destinations. This
same program will be sponsored
by Fresh Air Society in 1963.
Th e Mi c hi gan R egi on of Bnai r
Brith Youth Organization is
holding a training institute at
Camp Tamarack this weekend, 3
advises Diana Shapiro, assistant
regional director. The purpose
of the institute is to train in-
coming officers.
Sylvia Maskin of Kadimah
BBG and Jules Goldman of
Sporn AZA will be the overall
chairmen of the institute. The
following advisers will partici-
pate: Alan Freedman, adviser
to Brandeis AZA; Burt Schiff,
advisor to Wise AZA; Mort
Krosnick, advisor to Rose AZA;
Stan Meretsky, advisor to Zuss-
man AZA; Mike Stein, advisor
to Sy-teens AZA; Doris Grober,
advisor to Glazer BBG; Dee
Krosnick advisor to Zangwill
GGB; Hetty Rothenberg, advi-
sor to Deborah BBG; Sharon
Rodd, former advisor to Israel-
ettes BBG.
In addition, Jerry Maxman, I
Bill Behrman, Carol Lash, and
Carol Zeiger will take part in
the programing of the week end
Institute. Bob Clinton of Sy-
teens will deliver the opening
speech and Diana Shapiro will
lead a conference in human re- !
lations.
Activities of the Michigan
region of BB - Y0 are governed
by a board, Sol Superfon, chair-
man; and Mrs. Henry Onrich
and Bernard Panush, vice-chair-
men.
Orthodox Rabbis
Set Public Meeting
Vaad Harabonitn, Council of
Orthodox Rabbis of Detroit will
hold an assembly during the
week' between Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur, "Ashereth i
Yeme Teshuvah" or Ten Days of
Penitence, at 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the Beth Tefilo Emanuel
Tikvah Synagogue.
Problems facing American
Jewry will be discussed by prom-
inent rabbis and special prayers I
will be recited.
The public is invited to at- i
tend.
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and Foley, Ben Levinson and
his son, Franklin.
This year, Levinson, captain
of the Amvets, will present a
trophy to the Detroit Mounted
Police Drill Team for their ex-
hibition drills and contribution
for the past five years.
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ample of what can be done under
a free government, composed of
citizens who believe in freedom,
in themselves and their destiny.
Israel engineers, doctors, archi-
tects and technicians are assist-
ing many nations in Africa to
raise their standards of living
and realize the potential of the
land on which they live. It is
hoped that Israel's neighbors will
take notice of the progress and
the enlightenment of this new
nation which has built upon its
age-old past, and turn their at-
tentions inward toward the well-
being of their own citizens rather
than the fruitless, self-defeating
aim of destruction and war."
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DEPARTMENT. OF MICHIGAN
JEWISH WAR VETERANS
OF THE UNITED STATES & LADIES AUXILIARY
Sincerely Wish a New Year of Continuous Peace
and Happiness to the Entire Jewish Community
Detroit Post 135
Robert J. Rafelson Post 431
John Litzky, Commander
Yetta Sterns, Aux. President
Sidney Kay, Commander
Toby Broder, Aux. President
Pfc. Joseph L. Bale Post 474
Jones Post 190
Melvin Weingarden, Commander
Molly Starman, Aux. President
Joseph Jones, Commander
Dorothy Blatnikoff, Aux. President
Charles & Aaron Kogan Post 510
Lt. Eli Levin Post 230
Henry Glass, Commander
Mikki Katz, Aux. President
Edward Hoffman, Commander
Ida Kushner, Aux. President
Ginsburg-Rosenberg Post 513
Mickey Hern, Commander
Flint Post 231
Lt. Roy F. Green Post 529
Herman Cohen, Commander
Julia Cohen, Aux. President
Ben Reis, Commander
Florence Sriro, Aux. President
Berger Kleiman Post 252
(Grand Rapids)
Yetz-Cohen Post 530
Harry Friedman, Commander
Jean Friedman, Aux. President
Ted Ellman, Commander
Lt. Raymond Zussman Post 333
Mel Beitner, Commander
Florence Amster, Aux. President
Sholom Post 537
Milton Zimmerman, Commander
Annette Lipman, Aux. President
Harvey Dater Post 559 ( Lansing)
Sgt. Morton A. Silverman Post
418
Edward Droz, Commander
Oak Park Post 716
Maurice Shepherd, Commander
Anne Lawrence, Aux. President
Charles Isackson, Commander
Alberta Schechtman, Aux. President
Pfc. Doran Goldfarb Tri-City Post
727 (Saginaw)
Bloch-Rose Post 420
Sam Skupsky, Commander
Bertha Greenberg, Aux. President
Dr. Verne Primack, Commander
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