Luncheon, Party Yield Sales for Bonds Ilistadrut Testimonial Banquet

to Honor AFL-CIO's Scholle

At the Detroit Pioneer Women's annual Israel Bond luncheon,
which resulted in Israel Bond subscriptions totaling $103,100, are
(from left) Mrs. Charles Milan, Israel Bond Woman of Valor and
trustee; Mrs. Milton Weiss, chairman of the affair; Jacob Roden,
guest star; Mrs. Morris L. Schaver, chairman of the Israel Bond
women's division, a Woman of Valor and golden trustee; Mrs. Sam
Fishman, president of the Pioneer Women's Council; and Dr. Arieh
Plotkin, guest speaker. Mrs. L. Wein won the $100 Israel Bond pre-
sented by Mrs. Schaver. Members of Pisgah Lodge, Bnai Brith, at its
post-Purim party, subscribed $18,000 in Israel Bonds in honor of
Israel's "Char Year. From left are Judge Ira G. Kaufman, guest
speaker; Barney Levine, president of Pisgah; Lou Mason, guest
comedian; Eric Rosenow, who provided the musical program; Oscar
Goldberg, who donated a TV set as a prize; Alex Gersuk, Bnai Brith
Council Israel Bond chairman; and Elias Goldberg, chairman of the
affair.

Intermarriage Up in Canada, According to Study Data

MONTREAL (JTA) — Intermar- prising 185 Jewish men and 101
riages between Jews and non-Jew- Jewish girls who married non-Jew-
ish partners increased in Canada ish partners.
during the past three and a half
British Columbia was the prov-
decades from 3.7 per cent of the ince with the largest proportion—
Jewish marriages in 1928, to 17.4 50.7 per cent— of intermarriages
per cent in 1964, according to an in 1964, followed by Saskatchewan
analysis released recently by the and Alberta with 44.6 per cent;
Canadian Jewish Congress. The Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
data were based on statistics corn- with 44 per cent; Ontario with 19
piled by the Canadian government. per cent; Manitoba with 15 per
The CJC report showed that cent; and Quebec, where there is
there were 286 mixed marriages no civil marriage, with 9.5 per
among Jewish couples in 1964, coin- cent.

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A testimonial dinner sponsored
by the National Committee for
Labor Israel (Histadrut), will be
given April 17 at the Latin Quarter
honoring August Scholle, presi-
dent of the Michigan AFL-CIO.
Proceeds will go toward the est-
ablishment of an August Scholle-
Histadrut Scholarship Fund in
Israel.
Histadrut continues to bear a
major share of responsibility for
the education of the nation's youth.
Although the government of Israel
took vigorous
steps last year
to provide free
high school edu-
cation, 59 per
cent o f Israel'
children of high-
school age must
still pay tuition.
Histadrut Schol-
arships are
awarded on the Scholle
basis of need, not on the basis of
competitive excellence.
The dinner is being arranged by
Detroit community leaders repre-
senting industry, government and
labor. Among the notables who will
attend are Mayor Cavanagh; Max
M. Fisher, general chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal; Senator
Philip A. Hart, and Pat V. Mc-
Namara; Walter P. Reuther, presi-
dent, UAW; Circuit Judges John
B. Swainson; and G. Mennen Wil-
liams, former governor of Mich-
igan.

Co-chairmen of the event are
Al Barbour, Edward L. Cush-
man, Dr. Leon Fill, Morris Lieb-
erman, Emil Mazey, Ken Mor-
ris and Joseph Ross.

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Lemberg (Sheila Adler), 14530
Pearson, Oak Park, a daughter, Ivy.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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March 17 — To Mr. and Mrs.
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a daughter, Sandra Lynn.
* *
March 15—To -Mr. and Mrs. D.

Label A. Katz of New Orleans,
former international president of
Bnai Brith, has been elected pres-
ident of the National Foundation
for Jewish Culture.
New officers of the Foundation
are Julian Freeman of Indianap-
olis, chairman of the board; Robert
E. Sinton of San Francisco and
Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg of To-
ronto, vice presidents; and William
Lee Frost of New York, treasurer.
Harry I. Barron will serve as sec-
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Resolutions by the Michigan
State Legislature and the Detroit
Common Council will be present-
ed in testimony to Scholle's rec-
ord as fighter for the improve-
ment of conditions for working
men and women.
Mr. and Mrs. Scholle are cur-
rently visiting Israel as guests of
Histadrut on the first leg of a
trip that will take them also to a
number of European countries.
Scholle's schedule includes meet-
ings, visits and other 'sessions with
trade union leaders in the various
countries.
For reservations, call the Hist-
adrut office, UN 4-7096, or write
the August Scholle Tribute Din-
ner Committee, 19161 Schaefer.

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