Friday, December 13, 1963--THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S-26 Womens' League for Israel Dedicates Student Center at Hebrew University People Make News Sue Zoss to Wed Bruce D. Abrams SEBASTIAN B. LITTAUER, MOISkks-. The Women's League for Israel Student Center has been dedicated on the central campus of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The event was hailed as a milestone in the life of Israel's - students. Shown above, the Student Center consists of a student activities building, an athletics building and a student organization building. Attending the dedication ceremonies were Mrs. Jack Starr, president of the Women's League for Israel; Mrs. Golda Meir, Israel's Foreign Minister; Mrs. Anna Cahane Neiditz, honorary president of the Women's League; Prof. Giulio Racah, Hebrew University Rector; Mrs. Zahnan Shazar, Israel's First Lady; and Mrs. William Prince, honorary president of the Women's League. . Montreal Appeal Nets $4 Million MONTREAL, (JTA)—For the first time in the history of the Montreal Jewish community, a total of over $4,000,000 has been raised by the Joint Campaign for Combined Jewish Appeal and United Israel Appeal, it was announced by Cecil Pascal who served as general chairman of the 1963 Joint Campaign. Paschal disclosed that $4,000,- 275 is the total achieved in this year's drive in his report to over as Conference chairman. He will be the first chairman to serve in that capacity since the Con- ference expanded the scope of its concern last September, from American-Israel matters exclu- sively, to issues affecting Jews in other lands throughout the world. The Conference has been preoccupied since then with the problem of the situation of Jew- ish life within the Soviet Union to which all the participating Jewish organizations gave a very high priority. Other predecessors of Wein- stein in the office have been, in order of incumbency, Dr. Nahum Goldmann, chairman of the Jew- ish Agency for Israel; Philip M. Klutznick and Label A. Katz, respectively former and present president of Bnai Brith. JWV Activities SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN AUXILIARY will meet Monday evening at • the home of Raye Weimer, 21150 Pembroke. *1 * * LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN AUXILIARY will hold a Hanu- kah party Monday at the home of Ena Wagner, 20530 Patton. Prospective members are in- vited to attend. For informa- tion, call BR. 2-2275. * * * ROBERT J. RAFELSON POST elected Milton Rose, commander; Henry Mills, sen- ior vice-commander; Sam Pick- man, junior vice-commander; Ralph Epstein, quartermaster; Arnold Margolis, sergeant-at- arms; Sam Soloman, Fred Erle- bacher, Bernard Schwartz, Nor- man Berkley and Morton Op- penheim, trustees; Sidney Kay, chaplain; Phil Rothschild, re- cording adjutant; Jack Iden, corresponding adjutant; and Martin Shulman, insurance of- ficer. Tickets for the Feb. 15 Military Ball at the Veterans Memorial Building may be ob- tained through Sam Pickman. Men's Clubs Time: 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Station WWJ-TV. Feature: "The Long Cast," a drama by Clair Roskam about the life of Adolph Ochs, pub- lisher of the New York Times from 1896 to 1935. - * * * COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR Time: 10 p.m. Sunday. Station: WJLB. Feature: Mrs. Norman Kant- er, former Detroit Council president and past national board member of Pioneer Women and the program of the forthcoming donor-luncheon of that organization. * * * TO DWELL TOGETHER Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday. Station: WJBK (radio and television simultaneously). Feature: "Voice of Israel's Elders," a special program in celebration of Hanukah. Par- ticipating will be the Golden Age choral group of the Jewish Center and the Adas Shalom Youth Choir, directed by Cantor Nicholas Fenakel, Rabbi Pesach Sobel and Louis Haber. * * * - nual Bnai Zion Bill of Rights Award established by Bnai Zion, the American Fraternal Zionist Organization, for presentation to the American who has ren- dered the most outstanding ser- vice for the advancement of the basic tenets of freedom, equal- ity and justice embodied in the Bill of Rights. The presentation will be in the form of a Scroll and $1,000 in cash at ceremonies Sunday evening at the New York Hilton Hotel, New York. * * * FRED M. GINSBERG, Repub- lican, and MARVIN MELTZER, Democrat, are heads of a bipar- tisan county council for a civil rights conference which will fea- ture a human rights workshop and talks from top state leaders, including Gov. George Romney and U.S. Sen. Philip A. Hart. The University of Michigan was the first institution of higher education in the U.S. to provide a course in , marine design, in 1883. THE JEWISH HERITAGE Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Station: WCAR. Feature: "The Words Will Now Burn," a dramatic program in celebration of Hanukah. Harry Goldstein, Stuart Stahl and Irwin Zimmerman will participate. * * * HANUKAH SPECIAL Time: 2:30 p.m. unday. Station: WWJ-TV. Feature: "Sons of Light," a musical dramatic production in celebration of Hanukah. Bluma Zussman, Rube Weiss and Paul Winter will participate. The Sisterhood Singers of Cong. Ahavas Achim, directed by Can- tor Simon Bermanis, will sing. 400 campaign workers who at- MOSAIC LODGE, F. & A. M., Tom Montgomery will be at the tended the closing dinner at the announced that Douglas Purther psi organ. The program is pre- Windsor Hotel. wil be installed as Worshipful sented by the Culture Commis- The 1963 result represents a Master 8 p.m. Dee. 26 at the net increase of $139,733 over the amount raised in 1962. The new total is the largest sum of money ever raised in a cam- paign for current overseas, local and national needs by any Jew- ish community in Canada. The Joint Campaign for Combined Jewish Appeal and United Israel Appeal does not as yet include -local Jewish schools or the largest Jewish community cen- ter. Masonic Temple. Also to be in- stalled are Mitchell Goldstone, senior warden; Aaron Katzman, junior warden; Mayer Nitzkin, treasurer; Theodore Isaacs, sec- retary; Morris Watnick, senior deacon; Paul Axelrod, junior deacon; Dr. Sidney Adelson, chaplain; and Sol Lumberg, as- sociate chaplain. Following the ceremonies will be a reception and dancing in the Crystal Ball Room. MISS SUE ZOSS Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Zoss of Youngstown, 0., announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Sue, to Bruce D. Abrams, son of Mrs. Nathan Abrams of Lakepointe Dr., Grosse Pointe Park. The bride-elect is a senior in the University of Michigan This Week's Radio and School of Education. Her fiance Television Progfams is a graduate of Wayne State MESSAGE OF ISRAEL University and is a junior in the University of Michigan Time: 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Provident Life and Accident Co. School of Medicine. A June Station: WXYZ. Feature: The Feast of Lights, has earned membership in the wedding is planned. Round Table. featuring Rabbi Jay Brickman 1964 Million Dollar * * * of Temple Sinai, Milwaukee. U. S. Supreme Court Justice Abraham Shermans * * * WILLIAM 0. DOUGLAS will THE ETERNAL LIGHT be the recipient of the first an- Mark Golden Date Weinstein Elected to Head Parley of Jewish Organization Presidents Igewry NEW YORK (JTA) — Lewis Rabbi Irving Miller, president • On th,e Air H. Weinstein of Boston w a s of the American Zionist Council, elected chairman of the Confer- ence of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations. He was the unanimous choice of the 18 presidents of Jewish or- ganizations that comprise the Conference. The 18 or- g a ni za tions whose princi- pal elected officers c o m- prise the Con- ference are American Is- rael Public Affairs C o m- mittee, Ameri- can Jewish Congress, American Zionist Coun- cil, American Trade Union Council for Weinstein H i s t a d r u t, Bnai Brith, Hadassah, Jewish Agency for Israel, Jewish Labor Committee, Jewish War Vet- erans of the U.S.A., Labor Zion- ist Movement, Mizrachi Hapoel Mizrachi, National Community Relations Advisory Council, Na- tional Council of Jewish Women, National Council of Young Is- rael, Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of Amer i c a, Union of American Hebrew Con- gregations, United Synagogue of America, and Zionist Organiza- tion of America. The President of the Council of Jewish Federa- tions and Welfare Funds partici- pated as an observer. Weinstein, who is chairman of the National Community Rela- tions Advisory Council, succeeds chairman of Columbia Univer- sity's department of industrial engineering, has accepted the chairmanship of , an advisory board in the United States for an unusual work and study fel- lowship program to be launched in Israel next August. Applica- tions are now being accepted f r o m Industrial Engineering and Business Management graduates or seniors who wish to continue their- education in Israel, and creatively partici- pate in the young nation's in- dustrial growth. The three year program is under the auspices of the Committee on Manpower Opportunities in Israel, 515 Park Ave., New York. * * * Mrs. Joseph Willen of New York, president of the National Council of Jewish Women, pre- sented a hand-crafted Hanukah Menorah to Dr. RALPH BUNCHE, United Nations Un- dersecretary for Special Politi- cal Affairs, for his work to further human rights, at the Council's seventh annual United Nations Institute. * * * HAROLD S. NORMAN of sion of the Jewish Community Council. Sheldon Rott and his ORCHESTRA "Music As You Like It" Ilit: HOME: OFFICE: LI 7-0896 LI 5-2737 versary. A family reception was held to mark the occasion. The Sher- mans moved to Detroit in 1955. They have five children, Mrs. Sylvia Brilliant and Ralph of De- troit, Mannie of Youngstown, 0., and Robert and Mrs. Lillian Gordon of Cleveland. There are six grandchildren. 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