Henry Loeb, Wall Street Investment Expert, to Be on Panel
A leading Wall Street investment
broker, Henry Loeb, will appear
at a panel discussion on ethics at
8 p.m. Jan. 29, at Cong. Ahavas
Achirn, it was announced by Dr.
Paul L. Wolf, chairman of the
congregation's Confrentation Se-
Loeb is highly esteemed in the
world of finance. He received a
bachelor of science degree from
Princeton University in 1929 and
three years later was graduated
from the Harvard Law School.
During World War II he spent
two years in the European Theater
A senior vice president and di- as a first lieutenant in the anti-
rector of Loeb, Rhoades & Co., aircraft division.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 12, 1968-17
Judge George D. Kent of the
Common Pleas Court will act as
moderator of the panel, which
will include besides Loeb the
CALI.
former president of the Syna-
gogue Council of America, Dr.
Seymour J. Cohen, rabbi of the
Anshe Emet Synagogue in Chi-
cago; and Moshulam Riklis, pres-
Meat of the McCrory Corp. and
well-known investor.
Alfred Deutsch will partake in
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and Mrs. Allen Weiss, 357-4443.
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Under the sponsorship of the
Men's. Club of Temple Emanu-El,
a three-man panel will discuss civil
disorder 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the
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committee of the Federation of
Jewish Philanthropies of New
York City and vice-president of the
Mount Sinai Hospital. He is a
member of the executive commit-
tee of the American Arbitration
Association and served on the
New York City Council Against
Poverty.
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Narcotics and Teen Subject of Panel at Temple Emanu!-El
Temple Emanu-El's Couples
Club invites the public to a meeting
on "Narcotics and the Teen-Ager"
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the tem-
ple.
Paricipants in the panel will be
Mrs. Seymour Lipten, sociologist
and member of the mass media
committee of the Jewish Commu-
nity Council; Charles E. Vail, fed-
eral narcotics agent; and Rabbi
Milton Rosenbaum of Emanu-El.
Also on the panel will be two
temple youth group members who
attend high school and a member
of the psychiatric staff of Lafay-
ette Clinic.
Moderator will be Mrs. Robert
Rosen, Oakland University lectur-
er.
According to the planners of the
program, the meeting has bee
called in response to "the alarm-
ing use and sale of narcotics among
our teen-agers. It is the hope of
the temple's couples club that the
situation can be discussed openly
and that both adults and teen-
agers can gain insight as to how
to cope with the problem."
There will be no change. For
information, call Mr. and Mrs
David Brinkley Talk at Bnai Moshe Sunday
A personal report on world poli-
tics as viewed from Washington
will be given at Cong. Bnai Moshe
by NBC news commentator David
Brinkley 8:30 p.m. Sunday.
Brinkley, whose comments are
heard nightly by an estimated
20,000,000 people on the "Huntley-
Brinkley" show, is the first in a
series of lecturers, authors and
artists who will appear in the 1968
Bnai Moshe Town Hall series.
A question - answer period will
follow his talk, with written ques-
tions transmitted by a questioning
panel in behalf of the audience.
Brinkley will be introduced by
Rabbi Moses Lehrman. Norbert
Reinstein. Bnai Moshe Town Hall
chairman, will act as moderator.
Serving on the panel will be
Michael Grand, president of the
Bnai Moshe Young Marrieds,
Julius Reznik, congregation vice
president, and Mrs. Harry Markle,
past sisterhood president.
Vaad, Merkaz
Plan Banquet
Rabbi Leizer Levin, president of
the Vaad Ilaramonim, Council of
Orthodox Rabbis of Metropolitan
Detroit, and David J. Cohen, chair-
man of if, Merkaz, announce that
The next event in the series
will be a concert March 3 fea-
turing Cantor Ephraim Rosen-
berg of New York as guest artist
appearing with the Bnai Moshe
Choral Ensemble, directed by
Cantor Louis Klein.
AUthor-columnist Harry Golden
has also been signed for the series,
for which a limited number of
subscriptions are still available at
the congregation office. Individual
tickets for the Brinkley lecture
may be obtained at the door.
Bnai Israel Dinner
to Mark Dedication
Rabbi Israel Flam, former spiri-
tual leader of Cong. Bnai Israel,
will return from Scranton, Pa., for
the dedication dinner of Bnai
Israel 6:30 p.m. Jan. 21.
First organized in 1871, the
synagogue is under the presidency
of Ernest L. Citron. At the dinner,
past officers will be honored, and
an honorary lifetime membership
will go to the members and fami-
lies of members who have been ac-
tive in the past. A plaque with
their names will be erected.
The dinner, under the co-chair-
manship of Citron and Eugene
Kraus, was originally scheduled for
Dec. 10, but was postponed.
Rabbi Joins Consecration
of Frisco Catholic Bishop
SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) —
Rabbi Joseph A. Fine of this city
poineci with six Protestant minis-
ters and five prelates of the East-
ern Orthodox Church at the con-
secration here of Msgr. Mark J.
Harley as auxiliary bishop of the
Roman Catholic Church of San
Francisco.
The ceremony was the first of
its kind in which other than Roman
Catholic clergymen participated.
Bishop Harley expressed the hope
it would symbolize "the one-ness of
the human family."
NATHAN SOBER M AN
the anniversary dinner of the
Vaad and Merkaz will take place
at 6 p.m. March 3 at Cobo
Nathan Soberman is general
chairman of the dinner committee.
For the past 30 years, the Vaad
has served as a rabbinic Halakhic
authority in matters 'relating to
the rabbinic court, the endorse-
ment of kosher products and the
supervision of kosher catering.
Among the private or public in-
stitutions that the Vaad supervises
are 19 shohetim, 13 mashgihim, 7
slaughter houses, 27 butcher shops.
1 ice company, 1 sausage factory,
7 catering halls, 2 bakeries. 1 pas-
try shop, Sinai Hospital kosher
kitchen and the snack bar of the
Jewish Center. Also for Passover
use: 3 dairies, 1 seltzer company,
3 beverage companies and I soap
company.
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Cocktail Party in Works
for Beth El Marrieds
A cocktail party and buffet,
highlighted by entertainment, will
open the social season for the Mar-
ried Group of Temple Beth El 8:30
p.m. Jan. 20 in the social hall of
Beth El.
The event is open to all couples
who may be interested in joining
the group.
For information or reservation,
contact Mrs. Lee Marks, 548-7469,
or Mrs. David Kahrnoff, 545-3329.
Cantor Waldman
to Officiate at O-W
World-reknowned Cantor Leibele
Waldman will officiate, together
with his symphonic choir, at Young
Israel of Oak Woods. Jan. 27. Serv-
ices begin at 8:30 a.m.
Cantor Waldman's visit is being
sponsored by the Akiva Hebrew
Day School.
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