THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
joanNewinan Betrothed
to Neil Alan Sa tovskv
activities in Society
Mrs. John C. Hopp was re-elected president of the Women's
Committee of the United Community Services by the governing board
last week. Also re-elected was Mrs. Philip R. Marcuse, a vice
president. Mrs. Norman J. Levey serves as recording secretary, and
Mrs. Paul Broder assists the corresponding secretary, Mrs. Alexander
Sanders.
The Schwartz-Shapiro-Feinstein Family Club will meet 8:30 p.m.
Feb. 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weiss, 14220 LaBelle,
Oak Park. Paul Shapiro, president, will be honored on his 81st
birthday. Al Finstein is vice president; Mrs. Bud Cole, secretary;
and Mrs. Marvin Levy, treasurer. Dr. Levy will show slides on his
recent visit to his son, Dr. Norman Levy, who is stationed in Peru.
$100 000 000 Deficit for Israel Budget?
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel's budget for the current fiscal
year is expected to run into a deficit totaling 300,000,000 pounds
($100,000,000), Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir reportedly informed
the cabinet Sunday. The cabinet held a lengthy discussion on measures
to reduce the deficit, including a proposal to cut the government's
staff by 7 per cent.
ZOD Sets Foundation Membership
Functions for Feb. 19 and March 5
MISS JOAN NEWMAN
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Newman of
Chicago announce the engagement
of their daughter Joan Michelle
to Neil Alan Satovsky, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Satovsky of Bal-
moral Dr.
Miss Newman is currently a
senior at the University of Michi-
gan where she is affiliated with
Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority. Her
fiance attended University of
Michigan, where he was affiliated
with Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity. He
is currently a senior at Wayne
State University.
A May 29 wedding is planned.
Collegians 'Go Kosher'
BOSTON — The Kashruth Corn-
mission of the Associated Syna-
gogues of Massachusetts, estimat-
ing that 500,000 kosher meals were
served in 1966 under its license
and the supervision of the Vaad
Harabonim of Massachusetts, said
there were more requests for
kosher products and kosher meals
from undergraduate and graduate
college students in .1966 than dur-
ing any previous year.
One of the most impressive
kosher catering services was ren-
dered at Harvard-Divinity School
when a caterer under the super-
vision of the Vaad catered at every
major session of a three day Inter-
national Colloquim on Judaism and
Christianity.
The commission also revealed
that kosher functions at Reform
congregations have more than
doubled during the last four years.
Carmi M. Slomovitz, president of
the Zionist Organization of Detroit,
announces two special functions.
This Sunday, at the Zionist Cul-
tural Center on 10-Mile Rd., South-
field, Congressman Roman G. Pucin-
ski will address a ZOA Foundation
brunch and will outline his views
on the need to guarantee the func-
tions of the Zionist movement in
America.
Those who are interested in at-
tending the brunch and hear the
message of the U. S. Representa-
Judge Musmanno
to Address AJC
Lawyers' Group
Judge Michael A. Musmanno of
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court
will speak to the attorneys' sec-
tion of the 1967 Allied Jewish
Campaign noon Wednesday at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Justice Musmanno presided as
a judge at the Nuremburg trials
of Nazi war criminals after World
tive who has been a leader in Con-
gress in efforts to plead for free-
dom for Russian Jewry and in pro-
Israel tasks are asked to call the
ZOD office 353-3636.
On Sunday morning, March 5,
a membership brunch will be held
at the Zionist Cultural Center,
under the chairmanship of Dr.
Sanford Bennett, chairman of the
ZOD membership committee, Slo-
movitz announced.
Dr. Bennett and his committee
already have enrolled a number of
life members as well as regular
annual members.
The brunch on
March 5 is intend-
ed to spearhead
the year's effort
to multiply local
ZOD membership.
Slomovitz a 1 s o
announced that a
program of stim-
ulating youth ac-
tivities is now in
progress. He re- Dr. Bennett
ports increased activities in student
Zionist ranks at the University of
Michigan and a plan for scholar-
ship in Israel in the Kfar Silver
High School is in the making by a
committee under the chairmanship
of Rube Young.
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JUDGE MUSMANNO
War II and was a witness for the
prosecution in the trial of Adolph
Eichmann in Israel.
He is the author of 11 books,
two of which have been made into
motion pictures, "Black Fury," and
"Ten Days to Die". One of his
latest works is "The Eichmann
Komrhandos".
Justice Musmanno entered the
army as a private during World
War I and emerged a captain. In
World War II he entered the Navy
as a lieutenant commander and
was promoted to rear admiral.
After Allied landings in Italy, he
was military governor of the Sor-
rento province near Naples. A
square in the city was named in
his honor and he was made an
honorary citizen of the town.
He is a graduate of five univer-
sities and holds seven degrees,
two of them doctorates.
Norman D. Katz is chairman of
the attorneys' section, with Joseph
H. Jackier, Joel G. Jacob and
Nathan Milstein as co-chairmen.
Sislin to Speak on Israel
at Shaarit Haplaytah Social
Shaarit Haplaytah will hold a
social meeting 8:30 p.m. Saturday
at the Sholem Aleichem Institute.
David Sislin of the - Jewish Daily
Forward will speak on the political
and economic situation in Israel,
and there will be dancing and sing-
ing. Refreshments will b.e served.
No Tel Aviv Purim Parade
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—The annual
Adloyada celebration here on
Purim has been canceled this year
because of economy, according to
an announcement by the city ad-
ministration. In place of the main
Purim parade, local celebrations
will be held in the various districts
of the city. -A special commission
has been named to implement this
plan.
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Reader Sees Dangers
in U. S. Arms Sales to
Mid-East Countries
Editor, The Jewish News:
The writer just finished read-
ing in the press that a new ship-
ment of American arms and mili-
tary equipment has arrived in
Jordan.
It included arms and light and
heavy military vehicles, and this
is the fourth airlifted shipment
since mid-January. It says further
that this is a part of a deal be-
tween the United States and Jor-
dan, following an Israeli raid on
the Jordanian border.
Will soon celebrate my 91st
birthday and people consider
me as a good American, but, it
puzzles me how in the world
the United States of America
should supply Jordan with arms
and weapons, knowing that Jor-
dan and Israel are not on peace-
ful terms.
The press report states further
that F-104 Starfighter supersonic
interceptors would arrive soon to
help set-up "an effective air de-
fense system for Jordan."
In my opinion, and I lived a
long life, I know from experience,
when an individual or a nation
buys weapons, the results are
that the buyer will certainly use
those weapons against somebody,
and that means WAR.
WOLF LEVITAN
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Jerusalem Coins
Robert M. Surdam (left), presi-
dent of the National Bank of De-
troit, presented. the 1967 speci-
men sets containing the first
Israeli coins to be struck in Jeru-
salem in over 1,800 years, to
Bernard Klein, (center) Detroit
city controller, and Louis E. Levi-
tan, director of the Detroit Isra-
el Bond office. Klein represented
Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh and
the City of Detroit. The sets in-
clude the 1 Agora, 5, 10, and 25
Agorot; 1/2 Lira and 1 Lira coins.
They were made available to the
public Wednesday, in the Nation-
al Bank of Detroit and its 90
branches. The 196'7 Jerusalem
sets are in demand because they
not only have great numismatic
but also historic significance..
They are the first Jewish coins to
be minted in Jerusalem since
132-135 A.D., the period of the
second revolt against the Romans.
The presentation was made at
the Money Museum of the Nation-
al Bank of Detroit.
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