Goldberg-Weitman Zionist Region Mobilizes for Pressing Issues
The conference noted the and Mrs. Israel Goodman and
problems facing Israel
Troth Announced at The
the current session of the 10th Yahrzeit of Dr. Chaim Joseph Jacobson, Pontiac; Ben-

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UN were discussed by Dr. Ed- Weizmann and expressed its zion Gotlib, Harry Binder, Mur-
ward Neufeld, president of the sorrow at the passing of Mrs. ray E. Moss, Jacob Pines, Louis
Michigan Zionist Region, at a Eleanore Roosevelt, a great Kasle and Rabbi Milton Schlin-
regional leadership meeting champion of Israel and the sky, Flint; Morris M. Jacobs,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ben Lewis,
held Sunday at the home of Mr. Zionist Movement.
Attending the special session Mrs. Samuel Gold and Ezekiel
and Mrs. Louis Kasle in Flint.
Harry Branton, national mem- were: Samuel Waldman, Mid- Leikin, Detroit; Dr. Edward
bership director of ZOA, land; Jacob Ashendorf and JJ- Neufeld, Grand Rapids, and
brought greetings from the na- seph Simon, Muskegon; Rabbi Harry Branton, New York.
tional office and called for a
vigorous Zionist constituency in
Michigan to cope with the press-
SAUL COHEN, BEN ZAGER and HARRY REZNICK
ing problems besetting Israel.
Exclusive Proprietors of
Dr. Neufeld called for an
earnest effort on behalf of
"Aliyah," exchange scholarships
and the enlistment of commu-
nity-wide support for the Day-
School program.
M. Ben Lewis, a ZOD vice
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president, who along with Mrs.
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Lewis just returned from an
extended tour of Israel, called
for increased financial support
for the Kfar Silver Agricultural
Institute in Ashkelson and the
ZOA House in Tel Aviv. He de-
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established by the Michigan
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and Maurice Zackheim as a
"deply moving experience."
Ezekiel Leikin, regional di-
rector, reviewed ZOA activity
in the state and reported on the
steps now being taken to secure
state-wide participation in the
specially priced ZOA tours to
Sunday, Dec. 2, 8 p.m. at the
Synagogue, 19371 Greenfield
Israel in connection with the
forthcoming National ZOA Con-
F eaturing:
vention, which will be held in
Cantor Reuven Frankel,
Israel July 11-17. Dr. Abba
DETROIT POST 135 will re- Hillel Silver has been named
Penina Frankel, Chalil
enact one of Detroit's famous convention chairman.
Betty Kowalsky, Piano
murder trials 8:30 p.m. Monday
3eroine StaSsen, Violin
at the Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home, 4095 W. Davi-
Sponsor Tickets—$5.00
General Admission—$2.50
son. Admission to this special
event is free and open to the
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phony Orchestra concert under
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the direction of Julius Chajes
8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Aaron
DeRoy Theater of the Center,
18100 Meyers.
Staples, who
will perform
the Beethoven
Violin Con -
certo in D
Major, has
been the De-
troit
world's finest quality
phony Orches-
tra's first as-
sociate c o n -
Staples
cert-master
for the past eight seasons. He
was born in Los Angeles in
1929. He has had solo appear-
ances with the Detroit Sym-
phony, the New York Little
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Philharmonic and the Vancou-
ver Symphony.
Active in the promotion of
summer chamber music festi-
vals in Grosse Pointe, Cran-
brook and Flint, Staples is also
acting concertmaster for the De-
troit Symphony's summer
season.
The program will also include-
SUNDAY ONLY
the American premiere of the
Symphony in D Minor by Armin
Kaufmann, well known Austrian
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composer. Other compositions
listed on the program include
the overture "Impressario" by
Lb.
Mozart and "Palestinian Melo-
dies for String Orchestra" by
Chajes.
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Tickets are available at the
Center office.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Gold
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Huntington Woods and Livonia of Hartwell Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
are riot.
Donna B. Goldberg, to Gerald
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man of Prest Ave.
Miss Goldberg was gradu-
ated from Wayne State Univer-
Sisterhood of Cong.
sity, College of Education, and
Gerniluth Chassodim
Wayne State University Law
School. Her fiance was gradu-
cordially invites you to their ated from the University of De-
troit, College of Commerce and
Finance, where he was asso-
ciated with Phi Sigma Delta
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