Communitywide Response Assures
Great Success for Balfour Concert

The communitywide response to the Balfour Concert to be
sponsored Nov. 21 at Ford Auditorium, by the Zionist Organization of
Detroit, assures for it an unprecedented success, Dr. Alex Friedlaender,
chairman, stated this week. He reported on the large number of spon-
sors at a meeting of the concert committee held at the Zionist Cultural
Center. In the photo are (from left), Judge Ira Kaufman, chairman of
the ZOD executive committee; Carmi M. Slomovitz, ZOD president;
Abraham Borman, co-chairman of the sponsors' committee; and Dr.
Friedlaender. The concert will feature Nathan Milstein, world-famous
violinist, and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra under the direction of
Paul Paray..
:The _ following are BALFOUR CONCERT SPONSORS for 1965:
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Abramson, Mrs. Leon Kay Beardall, Mr. & Mrs.
Harry Becker, Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Borman, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Borman,
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bushkin, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Deutsch, Mr. & Mrs.
Reubin Dubrinsky, Edgewatet Convalescent Center, (Dr. Maxwell M.
Hoffman and Stuart E. Walker), Mr. & Mrs. Louis M. Elliman, Mr. &
Mrs. I. Irving Feldman, Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Field, Mr. & Mrs. Morey
H. Firestone, Mr. & Mrs. Max Fisher, Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Freedland,
Dr. & Mrs. Alex S. Friedlaender, Mr. & Mrs. David Goldberg, Mr. &
Mrs. Nathan I. Goldin, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Hamburger, Mr. & Mrs.
Samuel Hamburger, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Hechtman, Dr. & Mrs. Joel I.
Hamburger, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Holtzman, Mr. & Mrs. Maxwell Jospey,
Mr. & Mrs. Abe Kasle, Mr. & Mrs. Morris Karbal, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
Kron, Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Levy, Mr. & Mrs. M. Ben Lewis, Mr. &
Mrs. John Lurie, Mr. & Mrs. William Roth, Mr. & Mrs. Hy Safran, Mr.
& Mrs. Nate Shapiro, (Consulting Engineering Co.), Mr. & Mrs. Nathan
Silverman, Mr. & Mrs. Carmi N. Slomovitz, Mr. & Mrs. Philip
Slomovitz, Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Slotkin, Soberman & Milgrim, Mr. &
Mrs. Herbert Sott, Mr. & Mrs. Max Stollman, Mr. Philip Stoliman,
Sperry & Hutchinson, Dr. Bernard Weston and Mr. Lew Wisper.

Amid" Activities

Dr. Avraham Biran, Israel's Director
of Antiquities Dept., to Speak Here

In conjunction with the adult
Jewish education program of the
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Men's and Women's Councils and
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, noted Israeli
archaeologist Dr. Avraham Biran
will visit Detroit Nov. 2.
On tour of this
country as Bnai
Brith!s 1965
international
visiting lecturer,
Dr. Biran will
speak 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 2 at Shaarey
Zedek. He will
discuss "Israel —
Land of the
Dr.. Biran Bible."
Dr. Biran, director of Israel's de-
partment of antiquities and muse-
ums, is charged with the
supervision of all archaeological
excavating in Israel. A third-gen-
eration Isareli, he conducted his
graduate studies at John Hopkins
University and is the author of
numerous articles in Hebrew and

English on historical, biblical and
archaeological subjects.
* * *
SUBURBAN LODGE and
CHAPTER will hold their annual
ADL program Monday at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Mischa Sachs, 6800
W. Knollwood Circle, Birmingham.
Nelson Chase of the ADL Michigan
regional advising board will speak
on "Discrimination in Suburbia"
and what can be done about it.
Dr. Bernard Schmidt will discuss
a Torah subject. Guests invited.
*_ * *
PISGAH LODGE and PISGAH
BOWLING LEAGUE will have a
night of entertainment, featuring
stars from stage, radio-TV and
night clubs, 8:30 p.m. Monday at
the Labor Zionist Institute. Sol
Steinberg, chairman of the pro-
gram committee, said dancing and
refreshments will follow the show,
to which members' families and
friends are invited. Honored guest
will be Morris Direnfeld, national
commissioner for . the Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith.

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Saginaw's Temple Bnai Israel
Sisterhood will hold its annual
Antique Show and Sale noon to 10
p.m. Nov. '7-9.
A snack bar will serve kosher
dinners and sandwiches, bake
goods, desserts and coffee.
Proceeds are distributed to the
religious school, Torah Fund and
the Library.
Mrs. Philip Nolish, coordinator,
is assisted by Mesdames Louis
Ravitch, Herbert Saul, Seymour
Feldman, Alex Glancz, Fred Razn-
ick, Morris Yabrove, Martin Glancz,
William Rifkin, Harry Polasky and
Henry Feldman.

MRS. ALAN SWARTZ

Leaders Represent
Women's Division
on UJA Survey Tour

Ellen Hendrie Schultz became
the bride of Alan Edward Swartz
in a recent afternoon ceremony,
at which Rabbi M. Robert Syme
officiated in Temple Israel. Can-
tor Harold Orbach was soloist.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Shultz of Little-
field Ave. Her-husband is the son
of Dr. Louis Swartz of Royal Oak
and Mrs. Ida Swartz of Roslyn Rd.
A Bianchi gown of candlelight
satin was chosen by the bride. It
was beaded all over with frosted
pearls and crystals, and it featured
a matching train and headpiece.
She carried orchids and lilies of
the valley on her confirmation
Bible.
Mrs. Jordan Kaha, the bride-
groom's sister, was matron of
honor, and Debra Shillman was
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. David Wein, Julie Magidsohn
and Lynn Gotlieb.
Joel Raitt was best man, while
Clayton Jerris of Windsor, Harold
Keller and Dr. Stanley Levy served
as ushers.
Following a Miami Beach honey-
moon, the couple will live in Oak
Park.

Mrs. David Handelman (1eft)
a member of the executive board
of the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, and
Mrs. Arthur H. Rice, 1966 chair-
man of the Women's Division,
are among the 20 women leaders
from 14 key communities in the
U. S. who are taking a three-
week overseas survey of welfare,
resettlement and immigrant ab-
sorption programs supported by
the United Jewish Appeal in Eu-
rope and Isreal.

Yeshivoth Women Plan
Anniversary Donor

HAYLEY MILLS will appear
in person at Ford Auditorium in
the world premier of Walt Disney's
latest film, "That Darn Cat." The
comedy-thriller will be presented
8:30 p.m. Nov. 12, by, the Women's
Committee of Camp Oakland, a
camp for underprivileged children.
Tickets available at J. L. Hudson
ticket agencies, Ford Auditorium,
office of First Federal Savings
of Detroit and the First Federal
Savings and Loan Association of
Oakland.

Tuesday will mark the date of
the 40th anniversary donor lunch-
eon of Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah Women's Sabbath League.
The noon luncheon will be at Im-
perial Caterers.
Mrs. Louis Honigman and Mrs.
Leo Laufer are
donor chairmen.
Mrs. Joshua Sper-
ka, chairman of
the day, will par-
ticipate in the
program, along
with Mrs. Shalom
Flam, who will
deliver the invo-
cation, and guest
speakers Rabbis
Samuel Prero and Mrs. Honigman
Solomon P. Wohlgelernter. There
also will be music.
For reservations, call Mrs. Mil-
ton Winston, UN 2-5074, or Mrs.
Laufer, UN 4-4355.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, October 22, 1965

The 58th annual Michigan Di•
trict Conference of the Workmen's
Circle will open 8:30 p.m. today
at the W. C. Center.
Councilman Mel Ravitz will be
guest speaker. Arthur Nunberg of
the national executive committee
of W. C. also will deliver an ad-
dress.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by Ruth Goldman with
Greta Teiler at the piano.
Saturday sessions will com-
mence with a cocktail hour at
8 p.m., after which workshops
and a seminar will be organized
to discuss "The Future of Work-
men's Circle," "The Problems
of Membership" and "Cultural
Activities."
Sunday sessions, to start at 11
a.m., will include reports and dis-
cussions. Luncheon will be served
by the Women's Division.
The public is invited to the open-
ing session.

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Alpha Nu Parents to Meet

Alpha Nu Parents Club of the
Alpha Omega dental fraternity will
meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Madison Dental Supply. Dr. A.
Raymond Baralt, dean of the Uni-
versity of Detroit School of Dent-
istry, will be guest speaker. A
social hour will follow. Students
invited.

Workmen's Circle
District Parley Set
for This Weekend

Ellen Shultz Bride
of Alan E. Swartz

Antique Show, Sale
Slated by Saginaw's
Bnai Israel Women

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