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Detroiters Welcomed by Eshkol

A group of Detroiters now visiting Israel was welcomed by
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol. From the left at the reception, are Mrs.
and Mr. Meyer Cooper, Mrs. Ada Linden, Mrs. and Mr. Joe Green-
baum and Mrs. and Mr. Harry Schumer, with. the Prime Minister in
the center. The Detroiters during their stay visited and observed
many of the projects supported by Israel Bonds, such as the National
Water Carrier, bringing water from Lake Kinneret to the Negev;
the new port of Ashdod, new towns and settlements, factories and
homes constructed with the aid of Israel Bonds.

JWV Activities

OAK PARK POST and AUXI-
LIARY will hold its seventh an-
nual installation dinner-dance 7:30
p.m. Saturday at Northwood Inn.
Being installed as post officers
will be William Steckelis, comman-
der; Dave Gildenberg and Sam
Fischer, vice commanders; Herb-
ert Liner, adjutant; Murray Green-
wald, quartermaster; and Morris
Smith, Hank Cahn, Charles I.
Sackson, Isadore Binder and Mau-
rice Noble, trustees. Installed as
auxiliary officers will be Mes-
dames Norman Moss, president;
Herbert Liner and Isadore Field,
vice presidents Garold Greenspan,
treasurer; Sam Fischer, Ted Mos-
kowitz, secretaries; Jerry Levitt,
chaplain; Joe Climstein, patriotic
instructress; Jack Kagan, conduct-
ress; William Steckelis, guard;
Dave Gildenberg, historian; and
Isadore Binder, Frances Shuster-
man and Hank Cahn, trustees.
Honored will be outgoing com-
mander, Morris Smith, and out-
going president, Mrs. Hank Cahn.
For information and reservations,
call Mesdames Ted Moskowitz,
LI 5-5660, or Isadore Binder, LI
2-8899.
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LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
AUXILIARY has installed the fol-
lowing new officers: Mesdames
Ruby Tompkins, president; Nellie
Kolb and Beverly Silver, vice presi-
dents; Elsie Green, treasurer; Lil
Pevzner, patriotic instructor; and
Martha Hauptman, historian. Ruth
Silber is conductress. Mesdames
Edna Feigleman, guard; Ellie Silk
and Dorothy Zussman, secretaries;
and Flo Wagner, Mollie Perchikoff
and Pauline Wenitraub, trustees,
also were installed.
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LAWRENCE H. JONES AUXI-
LIARY recently installed the fol-
lowing officers: Deborah Breg-
man, president; Dorothy Blatnik-
off and Libby Fogelman, vice
presidents; Ann Solomon, treas-
urer; Frances Gavern and Zelda
Michlin, secretaries; Laura Kahn,
chaplain; and Eve Fishman, pa-
triotic instructress.

SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN
AUXILIARY will install officers
8 p.m. Monday at the home of Ruth
Wolfe, 14420 Lincoln, Oak Park.
Shirlee Iden, president, Depart-
ment of Michigan Auxiliary, will
install the officers. After the for-
mal ceremonies, a social evening
is planned. Hospital chairman
Yetta Glass announces a party will
be held May 16 at the Ann Arbor
Veterans Hospital. Entertainment
and refreshments will be featured.
Volunteers are asked to call Mrs.
Glass, KE 5-4133.
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SGT. MORTON A. SILVERMAN
POST will hold its annual installa-
tion of officers 8:30 p.m. Sunday
in the Labor Zionist Institute. To
be installed by Irving S. Cane, De-
troit director of industrial and
commercial development, are David
Freidman, commanders; Sidney
Cohen and Dr. Leonard Schreiber,
vice commanders; Hi Berkowitz,
quartermaster; and Joseph J. Per-
nick, judge advocate. Lawrence Gu-
bow, U. S. attorney for southern
Michigan, will be master of cere-
monies. The Silverman Post's first
"Man of the Year" award will be
presented to Robert D. Knox, De-
troit housing director. Kenneth Mo-
gill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mo-
gill, will receive the post and
auxiliary scholarship award. Sid-
ney Cohen is chairman for the eve-
ning. Refreshments will be served,
and the public is invited.

Men's Clubs

SHAAREY Z E D E K MEN'S
CLUB will hold its annual installa-
tion of officers 8:30 p.m. Wednes-
day in the social hall. Rabbi Irwin
Groner will be installing officer.
Following, Dr. Albert I. Gordon,
rabbi of Temple Emanuel in New-
ton Centre, Mass., and a former
executive director of the United
Synagogue of America, will speak
on "Intermarriage, a Jewish So-
cial Problem." Guests invited. Re-
freshments will be served.
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HILLEL DADS CLUB will co-
sponsor with the school PTO a
Lag b'Omer picnic noon Sunday
at Kensington Park, Possum Hol-
low Site. Games, prizes and re-
freshments will be featured. For
transportation, call Harry Maisel,
341-1911.

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By Sid Shmarak

KRUSE SALON, 24725 South-
field, is repeating by popular re-
quest its outstanding permanent-
wave special for this coming week.
Mr. Charles, salon director, sug-
gests early reservations as they
were literally swamped last week.

The Farmer's Almanac predicts
a long, hot summer, so ELECTRA
SALES, 19015 Van Dyke, is now
featuring 600 window air condi-
tioners at special savings. To ac-
commodate its many customers,
Electra Sales will be open this
Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.

MISS BARBARA CALFIN

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Michigan's highway network of
112,881 miles includes 1,200 miles
of freeway.

The engagement of Barbara Joy
Calfin to Harold Dunn is an-
Sounds Warning: nounced by her parents, Mr. and
Jewry in Grave Danger Mrs. Sam Calfin of Renfrew Rd.
Mr. Dunn is the son of Mr. and
KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y. (JTA) Mrs. Raymond Dunn of Prairie
—A warning that American Jewry Ave.
is "in gravest danger" because its
Miss Calfin is a student at Car-
youth has little consciousness of
Jewishness was voiced here by negie Institute. Her fiance attends
Rabbi Joel Geffen, director of Walsh Institute of Accountancy.
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in Jewish tradition and Jewish
knowledge and Jewish conscious-
ness. Furthermore, intermarriage
when you care enough to remember . • .
is corroding the Jewish commun-
ity."

HAGOPIAN

SAM EMMER

Rabbi Geffen made these state-
ments in an address to the 36th
annual convention of the National
Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs,
attended by 700 delegates repre-
senting 350 Conservative congre-
gations. To surmount the dangers
facing American Jewry, Rabbi
Geffen said, "more and more
vigorous spiritual leadership is
needed, and our Jewish educational
structure must be expanded and
enlarged. Our children and our
youth must know and feel their
Jewishness. The responsibility be-
longs to the a dults in our com-
munity."

Arthur S. Bruckman, chairman
of the Federation's awards com-
mittee, presented ,the organiza-
tion's annual Distinguished Serv-
ice Award to Judge Thurgood
Marshall, of the U.S. Court of
Appeal.

Greenberg School Honors
Memory of Deceased
in a Tizkor Volume' .

The school board of the Hayim
Greenberg Hebrew-Yiddish Shule,
in connection with ith 50th jubilee,
Scholarship Fund
will honor the memories of de-
A $10,000 scholarship fund, ceased members by having their
named after the late Zvi Hirsch names inscribed in a special "Yiz-
Ehrenreich, one of the founders of kor Book" to be placed in a class-
Poale Zion and the Farband Labor room.
Zionist Order of America, has
All Farband and Poalei Zion
been set up for agricultural stu- branches and Pioneer Women's
dents by Farband and the Jewish clubs may submit names to the
National Fund.
office

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