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Bodzin Family Club will meet Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bodzin, 19308 Birwood.
Chaverim of the Labor Zionist Organization honored Harold
and Faigel Silyer at an Oneg Shabbat Friday night. The festivities
marked the Silver's aliyah to Israel.
Klein Family Club will meet Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Roland Naftaly, 22161 Stratford, Oak Park.
A group of representatives of the Beth Abraham Synagogue
LTG Group, each accompanied by a parent, will be guests at a
Mothers Day luncheon Sunday at Cong. Shaar Hashomayim of
Windsor, Ont. Attending will be Willie Opperer and Steward,
Rabbi Israel Halpern and Rella, Mrs. Ralph Rice and Michael,
Mrs. Freeman and Harriet, Mrs. Oscar Bank and Shelly, Mrs.
Harry Ribiat and Shelly, Mrs. Max Pines and Esther and Mrs.
Zeiger and Harold.

Resettlement Service Re-Elects
Milstein; JFCS honors Silver

Nathan L. Milstein was re-
elected president of Resettle-
ment Service at the annual
meeting on April 30.
Reelected with him were Wal-
ter Herz, vice-president; Sid-
ney J. Karbel,
treasurer; Mrs. ,-
Lewis Man-
ning, secre-
tary and board
members for
three years,
Mesdames
Samuel Aaron,
Abraham
Cooper, Sey-
mour Fran k,
Lewis Man-
ning and Phi-
lip Marcuse. Milstein
The Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service, which held its
annual meeting at the same time,
reelected the following board
members for a second term of
three years: Mrs. Victor Baum,
Louis A. Crane, Mrs. Joseph
Jackier, Mrs. A. Joseph Seltzer
and Mrs. Lawrence H. Selter.
Newly elected members of the
Board are Philip R. Marcuse to
serve one term and the follow-
ing for three years terms: Mrs.
Stanley Akers, Milton Howard,
Dr. Charles Lebeaux and Gil-
bert B. Silvermah.
Resettlement Service is sup-
ported by funds from the Allied
Jewish Campaign. The Jewish
Family and Children's Service
receives its budget from the
Torch Drive of the United Corn_

Men's Clubs

CONG. BETH MOSES MEN'S
CLUB elected Jerome Kohn,
president; Eugene Rose and
Sam Wilner, vice - presidents;
Franklin Levy, treasurer; Al
Heideman and Joseph Cherner,
secretaries; Bernard H. Winer,
Ishab Magy, Sol Rabins and
Sam Skupsky, trustees.
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CONG. GEMILUTH CHAS-
SODIM MEN' SCLUB elected
Menasche Haar, president; Nor-
bert Robert and Dr. Jack Statt-
mann, vice-presidents; Moritz
Katzman, treasurer; Henry Well-
ner, Martin Salomon, secreta-
ries; Max Blum, Herman Doiny,
Dr. Arthur Feuer, John Hurtig,
Arthur Leiser, Walter Lion,
Henry Markus, Henry Rosen-
mund, Eric Rosenow and Max
Wolf, board of directors.
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TEMPLE BETH AM OF LI-
VONIA MEN'S CLUB will hold
a Monte Carlo Night 8:30 p.m.
Saturday at the Parker House
Restaurant, 30689 Grand River,
Farmington. Games and prizes
will be featured. For tickets
and information, call Mitchell
Rudman, GR 6-3215, or Sam
Gruskoff.

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BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S
CLUB will present its fin al
breakfast forum of the season 10
a.m. Sunday at the synagogue.
Dr. and Mrs. Myron Kaufman
will report with lecture a n d
films on their work with the
Hope Ship.

munity Services and also from
the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Max M. Shaye, president of
the Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service, announced that
a portrait of Harold Silver, the
retiring director of the agency,
will be hung in the waiting-
room, in recognition of 30 years
of dedicated service to the com-
munity.

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This Week's Radio and
TelevisiOn Programs
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Randall M.
Falk of Temple Ohabei Sholem
in Nashville, Tenn., will speak
on "If Your Son Could Know
My Son."

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COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Benjamin Laikin,
member of the first executive
committee of the Jewish Com-
munity Council, will discuss the
historic development of the
Council and the program of its
25th anniversary dinner and
delegate assembly to be held
'Monday evening.
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TO DWELL TOGETHER
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WPBK (radio and
television simultaneously).
Feature: Zvi Kolitz, Israeli
author and film producer, will
discuss movie making and the
cultural scene in Israel with
Joseph Edelman, director of
the Jewish Community Council
Culture Commission.
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THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: Rabbi Morris Adler,
executive board member of the
Jewish Community Council, will
discuss the historic develop-
ment and current role of that
organization.

MISS SANDRA LERMAN

Dr. and Mrs. Leon Fill and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fill an-
nounce the engagement of their
niece, Sandra Jean Lerman, to
Allen Jerome Zimberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Zimberg
of Oak Park.
The bride-elect attended
Michigan State University and
is now a student at Wayne
State University. Her fiance at-
tended Michigan State Univer-
sity and is enrolled in pre-law
at the Detroit Institute of Tech-
nology. A July 3 welding is
planned.

Two Councils Adopt
Tribute to Ben-Zvi,
Other Resolutions

Under the joint auspices of
the Jewish Community Council
and the Zionist Council who
have tradionally sponsored the
community-wide celebration of
Israel's independence since its
re-esatblishment as a sovereign
state in 1948, more than 1,300
persons gathered to mark the
15th observance of Israel's in-
dependence on April 28.
The program was presided
over by Rabbi Leo Fram, chair-
man of the Zionist Council of
Detroit. Featured among other
elements was a eulogy of the
late Israeli President, Izhak
Ben Zvi, by Rabbi Max J. Wohl-
gelernter (Ittamar), general sec-
retary of the Chief Rabbinate
of Israel. The keynote address
was delevered by Col. Jacob
Monbaz. Counsellor of the Is-
raeli delegation to the UN..
The assembly unanimously
adopted two resolutions, one of
greeting to the State of Israel,
the other an expression of sym-
pathy- to Mrs: Ben Zvi, and to
the Israeli Prime Minister,
David Ben Gurion.

Dr. Eisenstein Will Be Main Speaker
at Bnai Brith Judaism Institute

Dr. Ira Eisenstein will be the
main spaeker at the second an-
nual Institute of Judaism spon-
sored by Bnai Brith May 17-19
at Camp Tamarack, advise Ber-
nard Panush and Rose Fox, In-
stitute co-chairmen.
Dr. Eisenstein will deliver
three talks on the theme "What
Can A Modern Jew Believe?"
Friday evening, the subject will
be "What Can A Modern Jew
Believe About God?" The topic
for the Saturday afternoon lec-
ture is "What Can A Modern
Jew Believe About Israel?" The
final lecture on Sunday morn-
ing will be "What Can A Mod-
ern Jew Believe About The
Jewish Way of Life?"
The lectures will be chaired
by Harry Yudkoff, member, Su-
preme Lodge Board of Gov-
ernors; Mrs. Phillip Fealk, vice-
president of District No. 6; and
by Mrs. Morris Tack, past presi-
dent of District No. 6 Women's
Council.
Also participating in the In-
stitute is Rabbi Harold White,
rabbi of Beth Israel' Center in
Ann Arbor, who will be in
charge of the traditional Sab-
bath services. The cantor will
be Cantor Reuven Frankel of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Al Bunin,
past president of the Metro-
politan Council, is chairman of
the ritual committee.
On May 17, there will be a
sing-along with Hy Crystal,
while Lou Barden, also a past
president of the Council, will
M.C. the Saturday evening en-
tertainment. Penina Frankel will
demonstrate new Israeli dances
and Phil Goren will render song
recitals. A special feature will
be a book display prepared' by

Radomer Aid Meets

Radomer Aid and Ladies So-
ciety will meet 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the Workmen's Circle,
18340 W. Seven Mile.

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Justice Warren Goes
to Ben-Zvi Services

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Of-
ficial commemoration services
for the late President Itzhak
Ben-Zvi were held at Adath Is-
rael Congregation here under
the auspices of the Israel Em-
bassy. Present at the services
were members of the diplomatic
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White House, members of Con-
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Four undergraduate students Israel.
at Yeshiva University, America's
oldest and largest University
under Jewish auspices, will rep- World Jewry and U.S.
resent the university on the CBS- Jewish Scholarship
TV network show, "GE College By PROF. SALO W. BARON
Bowl," 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
"The mantle of leadership has
The Yeshiva University team suddenly, or perhaps too sud-
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graduates from Yeshiva College shoulders of the American Jews.
and one from Stern College for Through a reversal of roles, the
Women.
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The team members are Shel- now supply qualified historians
don Fink, Mrs. Shifrah Jungreis, to dig up the sources and an-
Lawrence Kaplan and Asher alyze the history of many Euro-
Reiss. Paul Gottfried is the alter- pean Jewish communities. How-
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sor of English. Their opponents as Jews, they will successfully
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Fishkin will take care of room
assignments; Mrs. Jack Fried-
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the Maitresses de la cuisine; and
Elsie Rodd will take pictures
at the Institute. Kashruth will
be observed.
Greetings will be extended by
Mrs. Charles Galinsky, presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Worn-
en's Council; Maurice Zeiger,
president of the Men's Council;
Mrs. Robert Coggan, chairman
of the national executive; and
Paul Liebert, chairman of the
6th district committee on Adult
Jewish education.
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the Bnai Brith Council office,
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