Friday, January 10, 1964—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S-26
Sinai to Address Histadrut Rally;
He's Authority on Asian Affairs
"1964 — A Year of Crucial
Decisions for Israel," will be
the topic of Itzhak Sinai's ad-
dress, Jan. 14, at the mid-cam-
paign roll call rally of the His-
tadrut campaign.
Sinai is an expert on Asian
a n d African,
affairs. At they
end of 1955 he'
w a s chosen
by IVIapai to
be its repre-
sentative o
the secretariat
of the Asian.
Socialist Con-;
ference
Bombay, I n-
dia, at the end
of 1956, he
worked in S. E.
Asia until the
end of 1957
and met many
South East As-
Sinai
i a n leading
political personalities. On his re-
turn to Israel he rejoined the
political department of Hista-
drut and worked for the infor-
mation department of the for-
eign Ministry.
At the end of 1961 he was
the only Israeli invited to at-
tend a conference sponsored by
some of the leading political
personalities within the North
Atlantic countries in Rome, to
discuss ways and means of con-
ducting political warfare against
the Communists.
Born in Lithuania in 1924,
he emigrated to South Africa
in 1934 and from 1948 to 1951
he lived in Paris and London
where he was engaged in free-
lance journalism. In 1951 Sinai
settled in Israel.
He is now teaching at the
New School for Social Research
on "Contemporary Europe" and
"Western and Non-Western Civ-
ilization", and is consultant to
the Foreign Policy Research In-
stitute of the University of
Pennsylvania. He is the brother
of Laurence Harvey, the noted
film star.
The musical portion of the
evening will be presented by
the Zamarin.
Morris Lieberman, chairman
MONTH
Jan. 15 - Feb. 15
The agreement between
the Israel Government and the
Jewish National Fund presents
clearly the challenge of redeem-
ing the land this time not from
foreign hands, but from the rav-
ages of centuries and the neg-
lect of generations. A dunam
untilled or unafforested is a
dunam of waste, a dunam of
trees or of farmland is a major
step forward towards our eco-
nomic independence. As immi-
gration now again begins to
swell, let us spare no effort to
advance the JNF towards the
clearer goals now being pre-
sented."
.
LEVI ESHKOL
Prime Minister,
State of Israel
JNF SABBATH will be
observed in all Synagogues
JANUARY 25th
Fisher-Berne
Vows Exchanged
of the Histadrut campaign, has
called upon all volunteer work-
ers to complete their assign-
ments and to bring the returns
to this event. All friends of
Histadrut are invited Admis-
sion is free. For reservations,
call UN 4-7094 or write to the
Histadrut office, 19161 Schaefer.
A social hour and refreshments
will conclude the evening.
Mrs. Esther Fishman, newly
elected co-chairman of the
Pioneer Women's Division of
Histadrut, announces that the
entire membership is concen-
trating between now and Jan.
23 on solicitation of pledges to
the Histadrut campaign. These
efforts will culminate with the
annual Histadrut tea honoring
MRS. PHILIP FISHER
Pioneer Women. Irving Blue-
Judith
Ann Berne and Philip
stone, administrative assistant to
Walter Reuther, who visited Is- Alexander Fisher were wed Dec.
rael last month, will be the 29 in a ceremony performed by
Rabbi Myron Silverman at the
speaker.
Suburban Temple, Shaker
Heights, 0.
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Parents of the newlyweds are
I Mr. and Mrs. Lorin S. Berne,
3018 Falmouth, Shaker Heights,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Fisher,
Jr., of Detroit.
Attending the couple were
This Week's Radio and
the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs.
Television Programs
Edward Berne of New York,
and the bridegroom's brother-
THE JEWISH HERITAGE
in-law, Richard Levitt of Pitts-
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
burgh.
Station: WCAR.
Following a wedding trip to
Feature: "The Jewish Theo- Washington, D. C., the couple
logical Seminary—It's Role in' will reside in Ann Arbor, where
Conservative Judaism" will be the bridegroom attends the Uni-
discussed by Dr. Louis Levitsky, versity of Michigan Law School.
director of the School of Jewish They will make their home in
Studies of the Jewish Theologi- Detroit in June.
cal Seminary, and Joseph Edel-
man, director of the Culture
Commission of the Jewish CoM-
munity Council of Metropolitan
Detroit.
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COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
The idea of a summer camp
Station: WJLB.
Feature: "Russian Anti-Semi- in Israel for American and Is-
tism" the theme of the mid- raeli teen-agers has become a
winter Delegate Assembly of the reality at Hakfar Hayarok, the
Jewish Community Council of Green Village.
Children will become more
Metropolitan Detroit will be dis-
cussed by Dr. Samuel Krohn, acquainted with Israel by par-
ticipating in field trips to all
council vice president.
* *
parts of Israel, conversational
Hebrew classes, sports, arts and
TO DWELL TOGETHER
crafts, music, dance and op-
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK (radio and tional work on the village farm.
The summer vacation in
television simultaneously).
Feature: "Genocide, Human Israel is offered at the same
Rights and the U.N." Phillip price as one of the better chil-
Baum, national director of the dren's camps in the United
commission on International Af- States.
Cost of the trip includes trans-
fairs of the American Jewish
Congress, will discuss the status portation to and from Israel by
of human rights covenants at jet airliner. The program is
the U.N. with Joseph Edelman, largely subsidized by Histadrut,
director of the Culture Corn- the General Federation of La-
mission of the Jewish Commun- bor in Israel.
ity Council of Metropolitan De-
Among the highlights of their
troit.
stay will be a two-day field trip
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to the Negev, including tours
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
of Beersheba, capital of the
Negev; Dimona, the new immi-
Time: 8:30 a.m. Sunday.
grant town; and Sodom, on the
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: "Why We Need Re- Dead Sea. The group will spend
ligion," an address by Rabbi three days touring the Galilee
Abraham Feinstein of Mizpah and Haifa.
* * *
Congregation, Chattanoo-
Recreational facilities at Hak
ga, Tenn.
far Hayarok include an olympic-
sized swimming pool, basketball
Experts to Discuss
and baseball fields, library and
auditorium.
Medicare Issue on
An experienced staff of
Temple Israel Panel American and Israeli educators,
"Medicare Through Social Se- youth leaders, sport, music and
curity" will be discussed at a art instructors will conduct and
program sponsored by the social supervise all the educational
action committee of Temple and recreational activities.
The children will have the
Israel 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in
opportunity to take several days
the Leon Fram Hall.
Dr. Wyman C. C. Cole, pre- touring Europe, as well as Medi-
sident-elect of the Wayne terranean cruises to and from
County Medical Society, and Israel.
For information, contact His-
Ted Goldberg, of the UAW-
CIO Department of Social Se- tadrut Summer Camp in Israel,
curity, will be guest panelists. 19161 Schaefer, or call UN 4-
Louis Rosenzweig, social ac- 7094.
tion committee chairman, will
19th Century General
moderate the discussion. A
Alexander Eiss, a 19th cen-
question-answer session will fol-
low. Refreshments w ill be tury Austrian-Jewish military
officer, was one of the few Jews
served.
Cochairman of the social ac- to achieve high rank in the
tion committee is Mrs. Albert Imperial army, attaining the
rank of major-general.
Padover.
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Chabad to Honor William Hordes
at Labor Zionist Institute Fete
The annual dinner of Merkas
L'Inyonei C h i n u c h (Chabad
Lubavitch) will be held Thurs-
day, Feb. 13, 6:30 p.m., at the
Labor Zionist Institute, it was
announced by Charles E. Fein-
berg and Harry L. Schumer.
Feinberg is chairman of the
camp committee and Schumer
of the vocational schools com-
mittee.
The dinner will honor Wil-
liam Hordes on his 70th birth-
day, in recognition of his many
years of service on behalf of
Jewish causes, and especially
for his devotion to the Chabad
movement and for his help in
the establishment of the first
Chabad office in the Detroit
area.
"Mr. Hordes, for more than
40 years a leader in Jewish
movements here, has as his
major objective in life to be of
service to his fellowmen, to ad-
vance Jewish cultural activities
ewry
I
n tie
Israelis Offer
Summer Camp
for U.S. Teens
active in Congregations Ahavas
Achim and Beth Y e h u d a h,
American Jewish Congress,
Yiddish Folks Farein, Poalei
Zion, Histadrut and YIVO.
Proceeds of the dinner will
aid the schools and camps of
Chabad throughout the world.
For reservations call 544-7168.
Mishnah Is Published
in Hebrew, English
Judaica Press announces the
publication of seven volumes
of the Mishnayoth, (teachings),
by H e b r a i c scholar Philip
Blackman.
The
six
English-Hebrew
"orders" plus one volume of
supplement and index are
the result of 27 years of ef-
forts by Blackman and nine
years of work by the pub-
lishers.
This "everyman's Mishnah"
presents the complete Hebrew
text along with English trans-
lation, explanatory notes, in-
troductions, supplements, glos-
saries, diagrams, maps, ap-
pendices and indexes.
Borenstein's Book Store has
been designated exclusive dis-
tributor for the Mishnayoth at
the special rate of $37.50.
After February, the volumes
will sell for $50.
MUSIC ! ENTERTAINMENT !
WILLIAM HORDES
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and to assist in the upbuilding
of Israel," the chairman stated.
He was born in Cholui, near
and his orchestra
Bobruisk, White Russia. He
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studied in the Real Gymnasium
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and in the Yeshiva of his home
town and was a student of the
famous Rabbi Volozhiner. He
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came to the United States in
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business 1919. He married Bella 11
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Savalewitz in 1917 and they
have two sons, Earl, who is as-
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sociated in the insurance busi-
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bert of Herzlia, Israel, one of
the founders of the Supersol
Israel supermarkets; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky,
and nine grandchildren. The
entire family shares Hordes' in-
terest in Jewish causes.
Hordes is a former president
and ENTERTAINMENT
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Council of Detroit and is chair-
man of the JNF Foundation. He
has served as secretary of the
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Jewish Community Council, as
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treasurer of the Zionist Coun-
cil, as president of Arlazaroff
branch of Farband and has been
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