Plan Annual Technion Dinner

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Invitations will soon be in the mail announcing the annual
banquet sponsored by the Detroit Chapter of Technion on
Dec. 16, at the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel. Chapter President
Robert Brody meets with the banquet committee to work out
assignments. Seatel (left to right) are dinner chairmen, Joe
Epel and Robert Brody. Standing are Sam Grand, Sol Lifsitz,
and Joseph Schieir. The group supports Israel's largest engi-
neer college, often called the MIT of the Middle East.

JNF Memorializes Rosenberg

Golda Meir Pays
U.S. Jewish Community Is Most
Visit to Canada
Disorganized in World Goldmann OTTAWA, (JTA) — Israel's

GREENFIELD PARK, N.Y.,
(JTA)—Dr. Nahum Goldmann,
president of the World Jewish
Congress, criticized those Amer-
ican Jews "who neither see the
necessity for worldwide united
action nor the vital importance
of internationally organized and
systematical efforts to over-
- come the dangers threatening
us."
Goldmann spoke at the Mid-
Winter Conclave of the National
Council of -Young Israel. He
told the delegates American
Jewry was doing "a great job in
giving philanthropic aid and in
helping Israel but is not living
up to its task, in understanding
the character of the Jewish
problem of today which cannot
be solved by philanthropical
approaches."
He called American Jewry
"the most over-organized and
therefore disorganized Jewish
community in the world, lack-
ing even a common platform
where the great problems of
American Jewish life could be
discussed together."
"There is nothing more im-
portant than to make American
Jewry aware of its responsibil-
ity as the largest and most pow-
erful Jewish community in the
world in taking care of its prob-
lems in an overall organized
and representative framework
on the one hand and joining in-
ternational action together with
other Jewish communities oh

Aleckler-Schlussel
Engagement Told

Mrs. Chaya Rosenberg, wife of the late Aaron Rosenberg,
and their son, Edward, representing the Aaron Rosenberg
family, are shown receiving a plaque from William Hordes, in
behalf of the Jewish National Fund. The plaque was presented
to the family attesting to the establishment by the late Aaron
Rosenberg, who passed away about nine months ago, of a Nach-
lah and Forest in Israel, which will bear the name of the
family. With their mother and brother, Edward, also were,
from the left, Lester, Al and Jack Rosenberg. Another son,
Nat, was unable to be present.

Mogen Dovid Names
Sosnick to Local Post

Isidore Sosnick - has been
named by Congressman Eman-
uel Celler, national chairman of
American Red Mogen Dovid for
Israel, to a Detroit post in aid
of Magen David Adorn, Israel's
national Red Cross Service.
Sosnick is to
be chairman of
a Detroit cam-
paign amongst
Landsman-
schaften, o r -
gani zaitions
and syna-
gogues to mo-
bilize support
f o r American
Red Mogen
Sosnick
Dovid in its
task as supply wing of MDA in
Israel.
Sosnick has served on Red
Mogen Dovid's committee of
national sponsors.
He is President of Congrega-
tion Ezras Achim Turover, hon-
orary president of Turover Aid
Society, chairman of the board
of Congregation Mishkan Israel
of Oak Park, and is associated
with Mizrachi and other com-
munity endeavors.

for of the Federal Republic of
Germany, and stated that, while
he has as yet not talked about
the subject with officials here,
he is "open for discussion and
will not avoid any subject."
Gerstenmaier, highest Ger-
man official as yet to have vis-
ited Israel since the establish-
ment of the State, arrived here
Nov. 30. His first act in this
country was to visit, with his
wife, who accompanies him, the
Yad Vashem memorial to the
6,000,000 Jewish martyrs who
had died as a result of the Nazi
holocaust.
Gerssenmaeier's final act be-
fore leaving Germany for Israel
was to visit a mass grave near
his home, where he laid a
wreath on an urn containing
the ashes of some of the Jewish
martyrs, according to a dispatch
from Bonn. Mrs. Gerstenmaier
broke down in tears as she
stood next to her husband dur-
ing the solemn ceremony. As
the Bundestag president left
the site, Bonn reported, he saw
a group of German youths, corn-
ing to see the memorial, and
told the young Germans: "Go
and see the German shame. I
am not a soft man, but the
sights here make me wonder
whether it is possible to hasten
Jewish forgiveness of the Ger-
man nation.")
In an address delivered at
the Hebrew University, Ger-
stenmaier said that, while offi-
cial Bonn Interior Ministry fig-
ures show that there are still
no less than 90 extremist right-
wing organizations in West Ger-
many, National Socialism "had
been rejected" by the West
Germans and Nazism "has no
future in our country."

Beth Aaron Sisterhood
Plans Original Musical
for Donor Luncheon

Foreign Minister Golda Meir ar-
rived here for a two-day visit
as the guest of the Canadian
government.
She was honored personally
by Prime Minister Diefenbaker
and top-ranking members of the
Canadian cabinet.
Her final official visit was
with top members of the De-
partment of External Affairs
and heads of all divisions for
discussions of mutual problems.

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Janet Kern to Join
Mrs. Adler Dec. 5 in
Review of Her Book

The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek will have the
second Book of the Brunch Club
session next Wednesday morn-
ing at 10 o'clock, in the East
Social Hall of the new synagogue,
James Couzens and Bell Rd.
At this review, to be given by
Mrs. Morris Adler, Janet Kern,
author of "Yesterday's Child",
will participate in the discts-
sion of her book and will answer
questions from the audience.
Miss Kern, a Chicago newspaper-
woman, for many years wrote
the nationally syndicated radio
and television column for the
Chicago American.
For series ticket, call Mrs.
Paul Deutch, 341-6964.
Coffee will be served at 10
o'clock, followed by the review.
Mrs. Baer Keidan, chairman,
announces that the Jan. 2 re-
view will feature Adela Rogers
St. John, when Mrs. Adler will
review her new book, "Fair
Trial".

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Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Meckler of
Birchcrest Dr. announce the en-
gagement of their 'daughter,
Rose Lynn, to Mark Edward
Schlussel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Schlussel of San Juan Dr.
Her fiance attends the Univer-
sity of Michigan Law School and
is affiliated with the Tau Epsi-
lon Rho fraternity. An Aug. 11,
1963, wedding is planned.

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"Apples and Honey, Sisterhood
PORTRAITS
Style," an original musical skit,
MOVIES
will be presented by the Beth
Black 8 White
Aaron Sisterhood at the group's
and
19th annual donor luncheon
noon Tuesday at the synagogue.
Starring in the production will
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Fox. Dancing and choral work
will be by Elaine Gaspas and
Mesdames Bernard Gaspas, Leo
Gaspas, Abraham Halem and
Joseph Medwed. Costumes and
props are by Mrs. Samuel Korby.
The show is under the direc-
and ENTERTAINMENT
tion of Mrs. Bella Ritten Gold- 1
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berg, who will also accompany
the ensemble, and Elaine Gas-
pas, choreography. Mrs. Albert
Kaplan will narrate.
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formation, call Mrs. Julius Lev-
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man is Mrs. Abraham Meral.
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is a real treat I
go toward the benefit of the
synagogue.
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Emulation of writers increases
wisdom. — The Talmud, Baba
Bathra 21.

West German Legislators Favor
Ties with Israel, Official Says

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
majority of the members of the
West German Bundestag, lower
house of Bonn's parliament, fa-
vors establishment of diplo-
matic relations with Israel, Dr.
Eugen Gerstenmaier, president
of the Bundestag, declared
here.
He said he discussed that
issue before leaving Bonn with
Dr. Konrad Adenauer, chancel-

the basis of equality in defend- .
ing the position and future of
the Jewish people all over the
world," he declared.
He cited as dangers threaten-
ing the position of many Jewish
cmomunities throughout the
world the renewed symptoms of
a brutal anti-Semitism and the
socially unstable position of
many countries which are in a
pre-revolutionary situation and
which may destroy the economic
position of flourishing Jewish
communities. He also cited the
pr o b l e m of Soviet Russian
Jewry.

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