Bnai Brith Women's "Dolls for Democracy" program is
another of the organization's activities by which youngsters
are made conscious of their heritage and the responsibilities
and freedoms of their citizenship. Recently, Mrs. Max Stryer,
Dolls for Democracy chairman, entertained neighborhood chil-
dren in Southfield with a presentation of the program. Above,
from left, are Bobby Davis, Michael Leon, Allan Sherman and
Allan Harvith.
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I
Detroit Bnai Brith Women
members are increasing efforts I Kaufman Retains
to realize their fund-raising
goal by Nov. 17 and 18 when Judgeship; Has
the Council's "Star - Studded
Show" will culminate the cur- No Opposition
rent drive.
The campaign is held to help
support the organization's many
philanthropic, service and edu-
cational activities.
Highly successful among the
latter, as one of the youth de-
velopment projects, is the
"Dolls for Democracy" program,
in conjunction with the Anti-
Defamation League's efforts in
the field of presening human
rights and developing harmoni-
ous intergroup relationships.
In addition to presenting
"rumor clinics" and films to-
ward this end, Bnai Brith Wom-
en's "Doll Ladies" have en-
joyed enthusiastic response
from the school systems of De-
troit and suburbs.
The Doll Ladies have built JUDGE IRA G. KAUFMAN
up a large collection of dolls of
Judge Ira G. Kaufman's name
such famous people as Abra-
ham Lincoln, Dr. Jonas Salk, will be on the ballot Tuesday,
Johnnie Appleseed, Eleanor but his continuation in office
Roosevelt, St. Frances of Assisi was assured even before the
Primaries. He has had no oppo-
and Jackie Robinson.
The biographical sketches of sition and he remains Judge of
the people represented by the the Wayne County Probate
dolls are given by the women Court for another four years.
of Bnai Brith and bring their
Judge Kaufman, who is presi-
message to the children.
dent of the Zionist Organization
Starring in the two perform- of Detroit; is a former president
ances on Nov. 17 and 18 will be and now honorary president of
Jan Peerce, world renowned Cong. Adas Shalom, of which he
tenor; Jack Wakefield, Broad- was one of the founders.
way comic; Tina Robin, record-
Deeply interested in all Jew-
ing star; and Hal Gordon and ish causes and especially in
his Orchestra.
education and Zionism, he is
For reservations, call Mrs. vice president of the United He-
Sol Bromberg, 342-2034, or Mrs. I brew Schools and holds many
Albert Stein. I other important community
positions.
Yaacov Meridor Will
Address Zionist
Israeli Advises
Revisionists Here
Government to
Yaacov Meridor, member of
the Israel Knesset and a leader Sell Holdings
of the Herut, will address • a
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Joseph
gathering sponsored by the
Zionists-Revisionists of Detroit, Saphir, member of the Israel
8 p.m. Nov. 11 at Cong. Ahavas parliament and leader of the
Liberal Party, called upon the
Achim.
to sell its holdings
Author of "Long is the Road government
in
private
industry,
in Develop-
to Freedom" a best seller in ment Authority lands
and in
Israel, recently translated and State-owned telephone service.
published in this country, Meri- He urged the use of the pro-
dor recounts his career as leader ceeds to cover the expenses of
of the underground, Irgun Zvai security.
Leumi, as second in command
Saphir told a press confer-
to Menachem Begih. --
ence here that the solution to
After liberation, Meridor, the nation's economic problems
elected to the Knesset on the lay, not in increased forced sav-
Herut ticket, now the opposition ings aimed at reducing demand,
party in Israel, made numerous but in more efficient production
contributions to the military and in freezing of salaries.
and economic posture of Israel.
Outlining a plan to finance
He is touring the country to the country's security needs,
urge greater participation by Saphir suggested that one-quar-
this country in the settling of ter of the - required sum be rais-
new immigrants. There will be ed by cuts id the regular budg-
no admission charge and no ap- et; one-half by reducing subsi-
peals.
dies, compensation for higher
prices and other items; and one-
Fortunate is he who was quarter from the proceeds of
reared in the Torah and who the sale of government-owned
toils in the Torah.--Berachoth industrial, telephone and land
holdings.
17.
.
Weizmartn's Mark on History Cited at Memorial
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
LONDON—Sir Simon Marks,
president of the Joint Palestine
Appeal, declared Monday night
at a memorial gathering on the
10th anniversary of the death
of Dr. Chaim Weizmann that
Israel should not forget the
Zionists "who made their con-
tribution" without settling in
Israel.
"It's a little hard to hear
from Prime Minister Ben-
Gurion that you are not a Zion-
ist unless you actually live in
Isidore Sobeloff
to Advise Miami's
Federation on Plans
Isidore Sobeloff, executive
vice-president of the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Detroit,
has accepted an invitation to
serve as consultant to the Great-
er Miami Jewish T'ederation
which has embarked on an
extensive long - range planning
program.
Sobeloff has already met with
the Federation's Long - Range
Planning Committee to discuss
procedures.
The Jewish community of Mi-
ami is one of the most rapidly
growing communities in the
country and the Federation must
consequently anticipate a mount-
ing demand in the years ahead
for the services provided by its
agencies. It has, therefOre, set
up a long-range planning group
to study requirements for serv-
ices and facilities over the next
10-15 years and to plan expan-
sion and development of its
agencies to meet these needs.
In outlining the problem and
the plans of the Greater Miami
Jewish Federation to meet it,
Arthur S. Rosichan, executive
director, expressed satisfaction
that Sobeloff had agreed to serve
as the Federation's consultant
and that the Federation would
have the advantage of his "wide
experience in planning and di-
recting community operations
and his . vast knowledge of
American Jewish community
organization."
Seek Funds to Erect
Memorial at Dachau
Israel," Lord Marks told the
gathering of Zionist veterans
and associates of the first pres-
ident of Israel.
"Maybe he is right, but we
ought to cherish the partner-
ship between Israel and the
Diaspora and not forget those
who have made their contribu-
tion from the outside." The
meeting opened a month-long
observance of the anniversary.
Ambassador" Arthur Lourie
said that Weizmann had been
the "peerless spokesman" of
the Jewish people for a whole
generation. He added that there
were "three decisive moments"
in the struggle for Israel—the
Balfour Declaration, the report
of the Peel Commission and the
U.S. decision to support the in-
clusion of the Negev in the
Israel State-to-be and that
Weizmann "intervened decisive-
ly and put his mark upon
Jewish history" in each.
Sir Barnett Janner, chairman
of the Board of Deputies of
British Jews said Weizritann's
leadership and example re
mained "unforgettable" to all
who had worked under him.
Joseph Linton, who had been. a
political aide to Weizmann in
London, said that Weizmann
was at all times a leader and
guide and that "he laid the
foundations."
Dr. S. Levenburg, Jewish
Agency representative in Lon-
don, said that "Theodor Herzl,
Weizmann and Ben-Gurion
were the three persons who be-
tween them established the
State of Israel, each making
his contribution in his own
inimitable way. Weizmann's
message remains valid and his
testament should be transmit-
ted to the young generations
who will take over from us the
Zionist work."
Center's Parents
Without Partners to
Hear David Rosen
Parents Without Partners of
the Jewish Center, 18100
Meyers, will have a meeting
open to the public 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 13, as part of the 11th
Annual Jewish Book Fair and
'Arts Festival.
The speaker of the evening
will be David Rosen, who will
review his book, "But Not Next
Door," and discuss the implica-
tions of population changes.
Refreshments and a social
hour will follow the meeting.
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Americans, including 30 former
inmates of Dachati concentra-
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mittee here to help raise funds
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33 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, November 2, 1962
Bnai Brith Women's Campaign
Supports Organization's Projects