Ilistadrut Leader Zeev Haring
to Be Campaign Guest Speaker

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With a substantial portion of its legal Aliya in defiance of the
1964-65 goal already achieved British ban.
Thursday's program also will
through cash sums and pledges,
feature Jacob Barkin, tenor.
the Detroit Israel IIistadrut Cam-
After completing studies at the
paign will get off to an official
start 8:30 p.m. Thursday, at the Toronto Conservatory and later
Eastman School of Music, he
Labor Zionist Institute.
moved to Philadelphia, and con-
Doors ,.vill open at 8 p.m. for a tinued his studies there with Eu-
cok•ktail reception. Tickets may be phemia Giannini, and Guiseppe
purchased at the door. A social Boghetti. He received innumerable
hour with refreshments will fol- calls for performances in concerts
low the evening's program.
throughout the East and was in-
Principle speaker will be Zeev vited as guest artist with some
Haring, key member of the execu- of the leading orchestras and con-
Live board of Histadrut, who heads ductors.
The program will open with a
moving candle-lighting ceremony
presented by honor students of the
Ilayim Greenberg School on the
occasion of Hanukah.
Most of the campaign efforts
this year will go towards making
more scholarships available for
Israeli youngsters who have no
personal means for finishing high
school.
Since 1951, Histadrut pioneered
in the serious task of strengthen-
ing Israel's educational system
by setting up scholarship funds for
high school students, and this re-
mains one of the major objectives
of the Histadrut campaign.

ZEEV HARING

a number of key labor departakents
--professional workers, organiza-
tion, vocational training jand
hapoel.
Born in Poland in 1910. Haring
arrived in Palestine in 040 and
joined Ayanot, a collet settle-1
ment near Nahalal. He olunteered
for service in the Je h Brigade
and fought with them in Italy. At
the end of the war, he helped
direct the rescue operations of the
brigade among the Jewish rem-
nants of Europe. furthering il-!

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CHARLES L. GOLDSTEIN and
AUBREY H. ETTENHEIMER were
reelected to the executive board
of the National Federation of
Temple Brotherhoods at the 20th
biennial convention in Beverly
Hills. Goldstein, past president of
Temple Israel, and Ettenheimer,
trustee of Temple Beth El, also
will serve as board members of
the Jewish Chautaugua Society, the
brotherhoods' major educational
project for interfaith understand-
ing.

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SIDNEY ENGEL, director of
Joint Distribution Committee
operations in Iran, arrived in the
United States for a tour of Amer-
ican Jewish communities to re-
port on recent developments in
North Africa, Europe and the
Middle East, including Israel.
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HAROLD ROSEN, M.D., associ-
ate professor of psychiatry, Johns
Hopkins University School of Medi-
cine, delivered a series of four
lectures on "Aspects of Hypnosis”
at Sinai Hospital of Detroit this
week. Dr. Rosen is chairman of the
hynosis committee, Council on
Mental Health, American Medical
Association.

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standing statesman and military
leader, who is re-
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vice-president of Bank Leumi Le-
Israel B. M. at the bank's branch.
60 Wall St., New York, has been
announced by Dr. Y. Foerder,
Nov. 14 — To Mr. and Mrs. Ste- chairman of the board of the bank.
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new phone: 647-2367
Haynes, Birmingham, a son,
Violinist M I S C PI A MISCHA-
Scott S.
KOFF will be soloist with the
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Detroit Symphony Orchestra at
Nov. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid- 8:30 p.m. today and Saturday at
ney Geller (Barbara Leibovich), Ford Auditorium. Valter Poole
19301 Magnolia, Southfield, a son, will conduct.
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Michael Louis.
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The National Hebrew Culture
Nov. 13 — To. Dr. and Mrs. Jay Council elected DAVID OPPEN-
Allen Keystone (Elaine Surowitz) HEIM as its third president.
former Detroiters, of Montgomery, Oppenheim, a prominent New
York attorney, member of the New
Ala., a daughter, Jennifer Ann.
York law firm of M. S. and I. S.
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Nov. 13—To Rabbi and Mrs. Isaacs, is a trustee of the Jewish
Joel J. Sperka (Florene Rabino- Education Committee of N.Y. and
vitz) of 17375 Kentucky, a daugh- president of the Long Island
Zionist Region.
ter, Elisheva.
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Tribute to the well-known Jew-
Nov. 11 — To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Freed (Shirley Rubenstein). 20048 ish journalist and columnist. B. Z.
GOLDBERG, whose column ap-
Westbrook, a son, Jeffrey Todd.
pears daily in The Day-Morning
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Journal, a Yiddish newspaper pub-
Oct. 31 — To Mr. and Mrs. lished in New York, was paid at a
Clement Farber (Ann Rogin), gathering in Park Sheraton Hotel
20315 Ledgestone, Southfield, a attended by 800 guests, marking
son, James Rogin.
the 40th year of his journalistic
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career. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein,
Oct. 22— To Mr. and Mrs. C. chancellor of the Jewish Theologi-
Paul Arceneaux (Joyce Green- cal Seminary of America; Dr. Meir
berg), formerly of Detroit, now Rosenne, representing the govern-
residing in Miami, a daughter, ment of Israel; and Rabbi Joseph
Lynne Beth.
Lookstein of Bar-Ilan University
a a a
were among those who paid tribute.
Oct. 15—Mr. and Mrs. David E.
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JACOB BLAUSTEIN, American
Park•ood, Huntington Woods, a Jewish leader, will be given the
son, Robert Brian.
Herbert Lehman Israel Award at
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a dinner Dec. 22. The award, a
Oct. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Mel- plaque especially designed by
vin A. Kahldon (Marilyn Burke), sculptor Chaim Gross, expresses
24766 Rensselaer, Oak Park, a son, the spirit of friendship and co-
operation between America and
Steven Allen.
Israel. Simultaneously it was an-
nounced that Blaustein has been
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Joseph B. Nones, one of the elected by the trustees of Columbia
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