Histadrut Conference Mobilizes
for Emergency Situation in Israel
Helene Abrams to Wed
Gilbert E. Friedman
Delegates representing all Hi s- der the chairmanship of -Morris
tadrut Campaign divisions in De Lieberman. He will be assisted
troit assembled Sunday at th e by Harry Schumer, honorary chair-
annual conference to hear an ap man of the drive.
peal for emergency funds for His
Other elected officers are: Sidney M.
Shevitz, first vice chairman; Irving Po-
tadrut's expanded services and in kempner,
chairman executive; Norman
stitutions in Israel.
Cottler, treasurer; Morris A. Lifshay,
The local Histadrut Executiv e financial secretary; Mrs. Adele Mondry,
secretary. Vice chairmen are Philip D.
Committee voted to immediatel y Goldstein, Isaac Litwak, Mrs. Emma
transmit $25,000 to Israel. Dele Scheyer and David Teitlehaum.
Division chairmen will be Jacob
gates and volunteer workers wer e Glaser
and David Sislin for the Far-
requested not to wait until Dec • band Division; Abe Medow and Isadore
L.
Shrodeck
for the LZOA Division;
1, the official opening of the cam Mrs. Lois Bloomberg
and Mrs. Doris
paign, and to begin immediately t O Fishman for the Pioneer Women Divi-
sion; Paul Brickner. Sam Kaufer, J. B.
call on all contributors for advanc e Ormond,
Ben Rubing,er and Meyer Te-
pledges and cash payments.
rebelo for the organizations division;
•
Dr.
David
Feld, Dr. Leon Fill, Ben Har-
The national aim is to transmi i old. Jack Malamud,
Moe Saslove, Ber-
a total of $1,000,000 to Israel b3 nard A. Schiff, William Schumer,
Samuel Schwartzberg and Dr. Saul C.
the end of this month. The current Stein,
business and professional divi-
crisis is the result of wide spread sion; Irving Bluestone, Irving Bronson,
David
Chaney, Morris Coleman, Sam
unemployment. (See story below). Fishman,
Barney Hopkins, Arthur
The 1967 campaign Will be un- King, William C. Marshall, August
Scholle and Myra Wolfgang, trade
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unions division.
Israel Plans to Tackle
Unemployment Problem
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel's
mounting nuembployment led the
Histadrut, Israel's labor federa-
tion, to meet Monday with Premier
Levi Eeshkol to consider actions to
provide new jobs. The ministers of
finance, trade and industry, labor
and housing also attended the
meeting.
The Israel Treasury also announ-
ced plans for a meeting with the
Histadrut to discuss the impact
of price rises for milk, eggs and
fats on employes whose salaries
have been frozen in Israel's cur-
rent austerity program.
While the Histadrut is sup-
porting the government's auster-
ity program, unrest is being felt
in the labor federation itself be-
cause of rising prices and, par-
ticularly, due to the growing
unemployment.
Berl Repertur, chairman of the
Histadrut's employment commit-
tee, reported that his figures show-
ed 35,000 Israelis are jobless. Un-
employment is Israel may reach
9 per cent of the work force by
December, but it is expected to
fall again to about 6 per cent in
January.
Among the proposals put for-
ward by Labor Minister Yigal Al-
ion, amied at coping with the ex-
pected unemployment, were the
immediate launching of schemes
calling for railroad, highway and
other construction projects, which
had been scheduled over the next
few years.
HUNTINGTON
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BEAUTY SALON
NOW UNDER
NEW OWNERSHIP
The former Huntington Woods
Beauty Salon, 905 S. Woodward,
was recently purchased by Mr.
Jim Beshear who is also owner
of the Highland Towers Salon,
12846 Woodward Ave., High-
land Park, Mich.
The shop will still have the same
manicurist and professional Hair
Stylists: Linda & Dorothy, Mark,
Virginia, Ann, and Jessie the
Manicurist. Also, a new man-
ager, Mr. Ken, who formerly
managed the Flamingo Hotel
Salon in Las Vegas.
Mr. Beshear also revealed that
the shop will be completely re-
modeled and he intends to make
it the finest in the North Wood-
w a r d are a. The Huntington
Woods Salon is open Mon. thru
Sat. Evening appointments can
be made by calling LI 7-2010.
The Highland Towers Salon is
open Monday thru Saturday with
eight professional operators.
Open evenings by appointment
at TO 6-9353 or TO 6-6000.
Mr. Beshear welcomes his old
friends and new who have
moved into this area from High-
land Park to his Huntington
Woods Salon.
For appointment please call LI
7-2010 or LI 5-9613.
Both Salons feature the amaz-
ing new fast bleach machines.
Chosen as members of the Campaign
Council were:
Morris Asher, Harry Basin, Louis
Bassin, Samuel Belkin, Albert Berke,
Alex Berson, Morrie Brodsky, Max
Brose, Isadore Brown, Morris Chasnick,
Sam Cohen, Ben Z. Freeman, Maurice
Gelfand, Mrs. Dena Greenberg, Morris
D. Kane, Samuel Kane, Mrs. Ida Katz,
Harold Kempner, Dr. William Klein,
Benjamin M. Laikin, Louis Levine,
Pauline Liberson, Hyman Lipsitz, Ir-
ving M. Lyons, Emanuel Mark, Mrs.
Chana Michlin, Louis Nathanson, Larry
Nichamin, Israel Pine, Mrs. Helen Pos-
ner, Oscar Rappaport, Nathan P. Ros-
sen, Morritz Schubiner, Max Shmukler,
Paul Silver, Paul Sislin, Mrs. Sophie
Sislin, Mrs. Toby Slabosky, Nathan
Standler, Morris W. Stein, J. L. Stone,
Manfred J. Werner and Mrs. Samuel
Yagoda.
A resolution setting a minimum
goal of $150,000 for the 1967 His-
tadrut Campaign was adopted by
the delegates.
Betty Monheit, office manager of the Jewish Family and Children's
Service, is being honored at a luncheon today on the occasion of her
30th anniversary with the agency.
Miss Regina Mendal and mother, Mrs. Michael Mendal, longtime
Detroiters now living in Oakland, Calif., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Samuels, 22552 Avon, Southfield. They are here through Nov. 1
to attend the Bar Mitzva of Randy Samuels Oct. 29 and to visit their
friends and relatives.
Miss Wrudy Wilder of Sutters Lane, Birmingham, spent her sum-
mer vacation with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berger of Rut-
land, Vt.
Max Silverman Gets
MISS HELENE ABRAMS
Mr. and Mrs. Max Abrams,
18250 Griggs, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Helene
Sharron to Gilbert E. Friedman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fried-
man, 17616 Steel.
Miss Abrams attends Wayne
State University where she is af-
filiated with Iota Alpha Sorority.
Her fiance is a graduate of the
Detroit Institute of Technology.
A Dec. 17 wedding is planned.
Form Committee
for Bar-Ilan U.
Dinner, Nov. 30
Max M. Fisher has been named
honorary chairman of this year's
annual dinner of Detroit Friends
State Rep. Albert A. Kramer, of Bar-Ilan University, Samuel
candidate in the 67th District, Frankel, general chairman, an-
which includes the cities of Oak nounced this week.
Park and Southfield, has been
A complete functioning commit-
rated "preferred" by the Oakland tee has been chosen and arrange-
Citizens League.
ments are being formalized for
The organization has rated can- the dinner to be held Nov. 30 at
didates for public office in Oak- Cobo Hall.
land County for over 25 years.
Dr. Ormond Drake, New York
Kramer is a 1941 graduate of University professor who headed
Central High School and a 1999 a delegation of educators who
graduate of the Wayne State Uni- made a study of the progress at
versity College of Law. He is a Bar-Ilan in Israel, this summer,
member, in addition to profes- will be guest speaker. Theodore
sional associations, of various Zion- Bikel will be the guest artist.
ist groups and Israel Lodge, Bnai
Reports from Israel this week
Brith.
pointed to many Bar-Ilan Univer-
As a member of that organiza-
sity extension activities that em-
tion, he is a member of the
brace new settlements. Under the
Michigan regional advisory board
direction of Dr. Tuvia Bar-Ilan,
of the Anti-Defamation League.
numerous courses have been or-
He also belongs to Oak Park
ganized for newcomers and 18 per
Post of the Jewish War Vet-
cent of the enrolled students in
erans and other local organiza•
these countries are from Moslem
tions.
countries.
Rep. Kramer has in addition
Courses also are being conducted
been endorsed for re-election by
the Michigan Federation of Teach- in the Jordan Valley Zemach sec-
ers and the Michigan Association tion and in other of the country's
areas.
of Court Clerks.
Active for many years in Oak-
Dr. Dan Avni-Sagreh, lecturer
land County Democratic political in charge of the political science
circles, he is a member of the department of Bar-Ilan University,
executive committees of the Oak- was in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia,
land County Democratic Commit- where he took part in the Inter-
tee and of the 18th Congressional national Congress sessions on "Af-
District.
rica and the World," organized by
the First Haile Selassie Trust. Dr.
MORRIS B. ABRAM, president Avni-Sagreh was the only Israeli
of the American Jewish Commit- at this congress where representa-
tee, was presented Zeta Beta Tau's tives from all over the world were
Gottheil Medal for 1965 at cere- gathered, especially from the Afri-
monies Thursday, at New York's can countries. He lectured on "Co-
Waldorf Astoria Hotel. At the operation between the Developing
same time, Abram was initiated Countries."
as a member of the fraternity.
Acknowledging receipt of a me-
dallion from Bar-llan, after his
visit at the university on his re-
cent tour of Israel, Chief Justice
WHEN WE
Earl Warren of the U.S. Supreme
Court said he was delighted to
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
JOHN F. HENNING, Under Sec-
retary of Labor, will address the
41st annual national convention of
the Mizrachi Women's Organiza-
tion in Washington. He will share
the speaker's platform at the mid-
way point of a four day conven-
tion with Dr. NATHAN DAS-
BERG, of Raanana, Israel, an edu-
cator at the Bessie Gotsfeld Chil-
drens' Village which places high
priority on industrial training of
highschool age boys and girls.
Max M. Silverman, candidate for
Recorder's Court judge in the No-
vember election, is a veteran of 32
years' experience in the legal field.
Chief of the homicide division
of the Wayne County Prosecutor's
Office, he has been assistant prose-
cutor since 1960.
A graduate of Wayne State Uni-
versity- Law School, he is a mem-
ber of the criminal jurisprudence
and sentence, probation and parole
committees of the State Bar of
Michigan.
He was rated "Outstanding" by
the Detroit Bar Association public
advisory committee on judicial
High Bar Assn. Rating
candidates and "preferred and
well-qualified" by Civic Search-
light.
Silverman, a life-long Detroit
resident, is the father of two
children. His son Lawrence is cam-
paign manager and presently a
Traffic Court referee.
Man's conscience is the oracle
of God!
—Byron
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