The presentation of a Souvenir Folio to Irving W. SchIus-
sel (right) was made at the Beth Abraham tribute dinner in
his honor, Monday, at the Jewish Center. The folio was pre-
sented by Judge Nathan J. Kaufman (left), toastmaster. Look-
ing on is Irwin I. Cohn (center), honorary chairman of the
Detroit Israel Bond Committee, who presented Bibles to Wil-
liam A. Genser, dinner committee chairman, and Sam Kaufer,
co-chairman. Rabbi Israel I. Halpern presented the tribute to
Schlussel. The guest speaker was Eliott Roosevelt. Lew Norman
was guest star. A total of $50,000 in Israel Bonds was subscribed
at this affair.

Simons to Address Jr. Division Monday;
to Elect Officers, Present Service Awards

Leonard N. Simons, 1963 re- at 8 p.m., Monday, at the Jew-
cipient of the Jewish Welfare ish Center.
Federation's Fred M. Butzel
Awards for outstanding ser-
Memorial Award for distin- vice to the Junior Division will
guished communal service, will be presented to Louis M. Stern,
address the annual meeting of outgoing president, Wallace M.
the Federation Junior Division, Handler, Guy Barron, Ivan Boe-
sky, Mrs. Alan E. Luckoff, Joyce
FOR THE ULTIMATE
Markin, John H. Shepherd, Joel
.
IN GOOD MUSIC
D. Tauber, Barry Yaker.
The division nominating com-
mittee chairman, John H. Shep-
herd, proposed the following for
And His Orchestra
1963-64 officers and directors:
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President, Joel D. Tauber;
chairman, executive committee,
Mrs. Alan E. Luckoff; vice-presi-
dents, Ivan Boesky, John H.
Shepherd, Barry Yaker; mem-
BALLROOM DANCING
bers at large, Guy Barron, Doug-
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las A. Bloom, Mrs. Brand
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and his ORCHESTRA James A. Hack, David Hessen-
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Joyce Markin, Lee J. Marks,
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Donald J. Purther, Dennis
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HOTEL
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Barry Stulberg, Joel D.
PALMER
Tauber, C. Robert Wartell, Mar-
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Under the leadership of Louis
Overnight Guests, $3.50
M. Stern, this year the Junior
up
Division collected $23,010 in the
Weekly Rates
Federation's annual fund raising
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Bnai Brith
Council Elects
Kahn President

Julius Kahn will head the
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Council for the 1963-64 term.
The Council is the co-ordinating
body for the 25 B_nai Brith
lodges and
ov er 8,500
members i n
the area.
Kahn is a
past president
of Israel
Lodge and has
served the
Council as sec-
retary, v i c e-
Kahn
president and
chairman of numerous key
committees.
Elected to serve with Kahn
are Samuel G. Bank, Sol Moss,
Bernard Panush and Bernard
Whiteman, vice - presidents;
Harry Pearson, treasurer; Mor-
ris Blechman, secretary; and
•vram B. Charlip, assistant
secretary. Trustees are Nathan
Rubenstein, chairman; Julius
Berkowitz, Israel Eizen, Herman
Kasoff, Robert Kranitz Rudy
Meyersohn, Alan Nathan, Harry
Nathan, Arthur Schott and Sol
Superfon. Milo Rappaport and
Maurice Zeiger were nominated
to serve as Detroit representa-
tives on the District Grand
Lodge Board of Governors.
Installation of Council of-
ficers will take place 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday at a dinner and
dance at Raleigh House.
Tickets may be obtained by
calling the Council Office, 341-
0863. Harry Weinberger is in
charge of arrangements, as-
sitted by Herman Kasoff, Harry
Pearson, Dr. Lawrence I. Yaffa,
Mrs. Pearl Handelman and Hy
Crystal. •

Mrs. Krauss to Address National
Women's League `Torah Chai Tea'

Michigan Branch of National
Women's League will hold its
first annual "Torah Chai Tea",
12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Pearl Krauss, national
vice-president and national Torah
Fund chair- ...
man, will be
guest speaker.
All $18 and
over contribu-
tors to Torah
Fund will be
eligible to at-
tend. Torah
Fund contribu-
tions are used
to benefit the
Jewish Theo-
logical Semi-
nary of Amer-
ica.
Mrs. Krauss
Mrs. Isadore Leeman, presi-
dent of Michigan Branch, which
represents approximately 4,000
women and consists of 16 Con-
servative sisterhoods throughout
the state of Michigan, has ap-
pointed Mrs. Sol Hammerstein
and Mrs. Adolph Winkler as
Torah Fund co-chairmen.
Other chairmen are Mesdames
Meyer Levey, Harold E. Esko-

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Reader Disagrees
Editor, The Jewish News:
I take issue with you on state-
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Shavuot. Dr. Shmarya Levin
could not and would not "alter
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us. Now we are a nation! There's
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