' 24—Friday, May 5, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Mordechai Gazit of Israel Ministry
for Foreign Affairs, to Speak at May 22
Labor Zionist-Landsmanshaften Fete
Mordechai Gaza, assistant direc-
tor general of Israel's ministry for
foreign affairs, will be guest speak-
er at the Labor Zionist Movement-
Landsmanshaften Israel 19th an-
niversary celebration May 22 at the
Labor Zionist Institute.
The celebration will honor
Hyman Lipsitz. lifelong Zionist and
leader in Landsmanshaften circles.
Sarah Rubine, Israeli musical
comedy star, will be guest artist.
Morris Lieberman, chairman of
the administrative committee of
the LabOr Zionist movement, will
be testimonial chairman. Mrs.
Morris L. Schaver, Detroit Israel
Bond Women's Division chairman,
will be honorary chairman, and
He has lectured at universities and
colleges and has traveled through-
out the United States and Canada
in a humorous program. For reser-
vations, call Israel Bonds, DI
I 1-5707.
Lawrence Gubow, U. S. attorney
for the Eastern District of Michi-
gan, who has been named by Sen.
Philip A. Hart as his choice for
U. S. District Court judge, will be
guest speaker at a leadership re-
ception to be hosted by Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence M. Neeleman, in
their home, 29351 Leemoor, South-
field, 8:30 p.m. May 17.
The reception is in advance of
the Beth Hillel anniversary dinner.
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Judge Kaufman to Be
at Pinsker Celebration
Judge Ira G. Kaufman of the
Wayne County Probate Court will
MORDECHAI GAZIT
Harry L. Schumer, president of the
Labor Zionist Institute, is chair-
man of the Labor Zionist move-
m e n t-Landsmanschaften Is r a el
Bond campaign, which will be
climaxed by the celebration. Rabbi
Moses Lehrman of Cong. Bnai
Moshe will give the tribute to
Lipsitz.
Ambassador Gazit served from
1960 to 1965 as minister
plenipotentiary at the Embassy
of Israel in Washington. In 1933,
when he was 11, Ms family
emigrated from Turkey to Pale-
stine. As a youth, he joined the
Ilagana and later was graduated
from the Hagana officer's course.
He obtained his masters degree
in archaeology at the Hebrew
University.
During Israel's War of In-
dependence, Ambassador Gazi t
screed as company commander in
the Jerusalem Brigade and was
seriously wounded in the struggle
for the Besieged city. lie joined
the Israel Foreign Ministry in 1949
and served as first secretary of
the Israel Embassy in London and
as charge d'affaires of the Israel
Legation in Burma. From 1950 to
1960. Gazit was political secretary
and director of the Israel Foreign
Ministry's 'secretariat.
For tickets to the affair on be-
half of Israel Bonds, call the
Bond office, DI 1-5707.
be guest speaker at the Pinsker
Progressive Aid Society's Yom Ha-
Atzmaut celebration 9 p.m. Tues-
day in the Labor Zionist Institute,
it was announced by Sam Rosen-
berg, president.
The celebration will honor Hy-
man Lipsitz, former president of
the society, a leader in Landsman-
shaften circles and a life-long
Zionist and supporter of Israel
and the Israel Bond cause.
An added attraction on the pro-
gram will be the movie of David
Ben-Gurion's 80th birthday cele-
bration in Miami Beach, with
musical selections by Jan Peerce.
Refreshments will be served.
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Recording Artists
to Sing at Dinner
Recording artists Jan and Lillian
Bart will be guest stars at the
United Israel Bond champagne
dinner-dance 8:45 p.m. May 20 at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Col. Nach-
man Karni, Israel war hero and
new foreign liaison director in
Israel's ministry of defense, will
be the guest speaker. Steve Goldin
is general chairman.
The Barts will give a concert of
their Yiddish version of "Fiddler
on the Roof". Bart was commis-
sioned to translate the entire score
of "Fiddler on the Roof" into
Yiddish. His Yiddish recording is
the largest-selling Jewish record
in history.
A singer and humorist, he has
appeared on TV and radio and in
theaters and night clubs from coast
to coast. He is an author and com-
poser of many songs. The Barts
have starred in concerts in Europe,
in Israel and in the United States
and Canada. Eric Rosenow and his
Continentals will play for the danc-
ing.
For tickets to the dinner-dance,
call Israel Bonds, DI 1-5707.
Panel to Discuss Vietnam
at Birmingham Temple
Men's Clubs I
Bnai Moshe Men's Club elected
Ben Kahn president, succeeding
Erwin Kepes. Dr. Jerome Lechner,
Seymour Fried and Jack Kutnick
were elected vice
presidents;
Charles Ruben,
treasurer; Louis
Landau, Sidney
Kerst and Marcel
Thirman, secreta-
ries; and Herman
Roth, sergeant at
arms, Elected to
the board were
Samuel Haber,
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Kahn
William Morin,
Carl Rozner, Simon Goldman, Sid-
ney Burk, Sidney Nickin, Robert
Hirschbein, Izrael Besser, Michael
Grand, Herbert Benson, Zoltan
Rubin, Robert Goldfarb, Dr, Je-
rome Kornheiser, Michael Gross
and Seymour Tureff, The officers
and board members will be in-
stalled at the morning services the
second day of Shavuot.
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MOSAIC LODGE, F&AM, will
honor Master Masons Sam Algaze,
Harry Bloom, Cecil C. Little and
Maurice Richard, whose 40th year
in Masonry will be observed with
the presentation of life member-
ship certificates at a dinner at the
Masonic Temple 6:30 p.m. May 17.
Frank J. Kelley, attorney general
of Michigan, will be principal
speaker. For reservations, call
Worshipful Master Morris L. Wat-
nick. UN 3-9402, or Paul Axelrod,
senior warden, 546-6417.
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PIII LAMBDA KAPPA MEDI-
CAL FRATERNITY will hold its
annual spring dinner dance at the
St. Regis Hotel 8:30 p.m. May 13.
The dinner will honor the new
initiates to the undergraduate
chapter at the Wayne State Uni-
versity College of Medicine. Cock-
tails will be served at 7:30 p.m.
Contact Dr. George Dean, MI
7-8211 for reservations and infor-
mation.
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YETZ-COHEN AUXILIARY will
honor its outgoing president, Ann
Rubin, at a dinner party 6:30 p m
Monday at the Abbey Lounge and
Restaurant. For reservations and
information, call Irene Levin, LI
5-6724. Chairman Rose Feinberg
is completing arrangements for a
party to be given at the Juvenile
Detention Home May 15. Gifts,
games and refreshments will be
given to the girls in the home.
Anyone desiring to assist call Mrs.
Feinberg, LI 3-1858. The next meet-
ing will be held 8 p.m. May 15
at the home of Nettie Goodman,
17517 Cornell, Southfield. Final
nomination and election of officers
will be held. Poppy Chairman Anne
Weinstein will distribute poppies
at this meeting.
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BLOCH-ROSE POST and AUXI-
LIARY will hold an installation of
officers 8 p.m. Tuesday at Howard
Johnson's, Eight Mile and Cool-
idge. Officers for the auxiliary
are: Lina Burnstein, president;
Miriam Lawrence and Gerry Feld-
man, vice presidents; Rose Wag-
ner, secretary; Lottie Harris,
treasurer; Fern Seltzer, chaplain;
Annette Goldberg, patriotic in-
structress; Pearl Goutman, his-
torian; and Betty Katzman, guard.
Post officers are: Saul Glosser,
commander; Burton Chassin and
Alvin Braunstein, vice presidents.
Guests are invited. For informa-
tion, call Fern Seltzer, 546-5875.
The Birmingham Temple will
hold a town hall meeting 8:30
p.m. Wednesday at Robert Frost
Junior High School, Oak Park.
The discussion will concern "Viet-
nam—Are There Alternatives?"
Jack Malon. master magician,
Emil Mazey, secretary-treasurer
actor and television star„ will be of the United Auto Workers; Dr.
guest artist at the Cong. Beth Otto Feinstein, associate professor
Hillel Israel 19th anniversary din- of international relations at Mon-
ner 6 p.m.. May 28 in the social teith College, Wayne State Univer-
hall.
sity, and Ralph Kerman, program
The 'affair will honor three secretary of the American Friends
leaders of the congregation. Otto (Quakers) service committee will
Kaufman,
Herman Strassburger participate. Rabbi Sherwin T. Memorial Day Rites
and Mrs. Jack Wildstrom. The Wine will moderate.
toastmaster will be Benoit Gorge,
The meeting is sponsored by the for War Veterans - Set
president of Beth Hillel. Rabbi Joel social action committee.
The Department of Michigan
Rabbi Wine will discuss "the Jewish War Veterans will conduct
J. I.itke will give the tribute to the
honorees.
New Morality" at the Temple's Memorial Day services 11:30 a.m.
Circuit Judge Charles Kaufman Sabbath services 8:30 p.m. today May 28 at Machpelah Cemetery.
will be guest speaker at this fifth at the school.
The public is asked to advise the
annual affair on behalf of Israel
Jewis War Veterans at 19161
Bonds.
Pioneer Botanist
Scha er of veteran graves not in
Malon has appeared on national
Nathaniel Wallich, a 19th Cen- the v eran section at the ceme-
TV shows. Ile is well known in tury Danish-Jewish botanist, was a tery ih order to decorate them
the Catskill Mountain resort area. pioneer in the development of tea with flags prior to memorial ser-
particularly at the Concord Hotel. cultivation in India.
vices.
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Manic ian Heads
Beth Hillel 'Menu'
To Mark 25th AMPAL Anniversary
Monday at Local Reort
Meetin
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The 25th anniversary of AM-
PAL, the American Israel invest-
ment corporation, will be observed
here at a meeting of stockholders
and friends, 7 p.m. Monday, at
Northland Inn.
A report on the recent anniver-
sary of AMPAL they attended in
Israel will be given by Emma
Schaver, Morris Lieberman and
Sidney Shevitz.
Alex Lothan of the AMPAL
headquarters also will participate
in the event.
Abraham Dickenstein, AMPAL
president, in a statement issued
this week, pointed out:
"The seven corporations which
are commonly known as the AM-
PAL Group are AMPAL-American
Israel Corporation, Israel Develop-
ment Corporation, Israel American
Industrial Development Bank, Is-
rael Securities Corporation, Israel
Purchasing Service, Canadian Is-
rael Trading Company, and AM-
PAL-Israeli Development Corpora-
tion Limited.
"Israel American Industrial De-
velopment Bank Ltd., jointly own-
ed by AMPAL and Bank Hapoa-
lim, B.M., in 1965 reported a 13
per cent rise in its assets, to about
$34 million from close to $30 mil-
lion. The bank continued to extend
long-term loans during 1965 to
hundreds of Israeli enterprises. At
the close of the year, the balance
of these loans totaled over $28,-
000.000.
"Today, the AMPAL Group's
loans and investments blanket over
70 enterprises ranging from chemi-
cal companies to citrus planta-
tions. With the AMPAL Group's
assets now exceeding $81,000,000,
a total of over $20,000,000 in new
loans and investments was made
to Israeli enterprises by AMPAL
and IDC in the course of last year,
bringing their stake in the coun-
try's economy up to a new peak
of nearly $50,000,000. Assets of
the AMPAL Group now are at a
record of $81,000,000.
"In view of Israel's
remarkable
economic growth, it is not surpris-
ing that the nation has economic
problems which require close vigi-
lance by the government. During
and after this adjustment period,
the AMPAL Group, by providing
loans and investments to vital en-
terprises, will continue to play an
important role in the country's
determined 'drive to achieve a
strong, stable economy."
Mischakoff to Solo
at Center Symphony
Mischa Mischakoff, violinist and
concert master of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, will be the
soloist in the sixth and last of the
Tuesday concerts given by the
Center Symphony Orchestra under
the direction of Julius Chajes 8:30
p.m. May 16.
Mischakoff will play Brahm's
Violin Concerto. The program will
include Mozart's Jupiter Symphony
and Chajes' Suite in Modo Antico
for strings.
FRANK PAUL
and his ORCHESTRA
"Music of Its Best
for Your Guests"
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