24—Friday, February 2, 1968

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Chrysler Corp. Is Cited for Brotherhood Efforts

The Detroit Round Table today is
honoring Chrysler Corp. as a na-
tional winner of the 1967 Brother-
hood Awards presented annually
by the National Conference of
Christians and Jews. The award—
made to Chrysler's internal corn-

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standing contributions to better
human relations and the cause of
brotherhood."
The award is being presented to
Chrysler by Jackie Robinson, na-
tional Brotherhood Week chair-
man, at a special awards luncheon,
sponsored by the Round Table and
the Adcraft Club, at the Statler-
Hilton Hotel.
The awards luncheon will mark
the kick-off of National Brother-
hood Month in Michigan and the
start of ceremonies to commem-
orate the 40th anniversary of the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews.

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Pinsker Progressive Aid Society
President Louis Levine announces
a party to welcome the new ad-
ministration 8 p.m. Tuesday at
the Labor Zionist Institute.
A Histadrut film, "The New
Frontier," showing the newly ac-
quired areas in Israel, will be
presented by entertainment chair-
man Harry Laker.
Refreshments will be served by
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lipsitz, host
and hostess for the evening.

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Academy Girls' High School of
Chicago, will be guest speaker.
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MISS SUSAN SAFERSTEIN

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Saferstein
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Yosef Almogi, former Israel
minister of development and hous-
ing, one of the country's outstand-
ing labor leaders and a noted mili-
tary hero, will be the guest of
honor a t the annual Detroit
"ioneer Women's
srael B o nd
'uncheon Feb. 22
In the Bnai David
iocial Hall.
Mort Freeman,
folk singer, will
be the guest star
at the affair
which will cele-
brate Israel's
20th year of
statehood.
Mrs. Sam Fish-
man is chairman
of the luncheon.
Council Israel
Bond chairman is
Mrs. Alexander
Schreier, with
Almogi Mrs. Jack Gos-
man as co-chairman.
Almogi, a member of Israel's
Knesset, was general secretary of
the Mapai Party for two years be-
fore he entered the cabinet in
1961. He served as secretary of
the Haifa Labor Council from 1945
through 1959 and was a member
of the executive of Histadrut.
Judith Beilin, consul of Israel
in New York, had to cancel her
appearance here.
A feature of the Pioneer Wom-
en's luncheon will be a prize of
an Israel Bond contributed by
Mrs. Morris L. Schaver, Israel
Bond women's division chairman.
For reservations to the luncheon
call the Pioneer Women's office,
341-0722. or DI 1-5707.
Almogi will also be the guest at
the community-wide awards and
reinvestment party at 8 p.m. Feb.
22 at Adas Shalom social hall,
which will honor the members of
"Chen" and give holders of ma-
turing Israel Bonds an opportunity
to reinvest.

Michigan Democrats
to Honor Sander Levin

Democrats from 10 Michigan
counties are being invited to a
Feb. 9 reception in honor of the
newly elected chairman of the
Democratic State Central Commit-
tee, State Senator Sander M.
Levin, 4-8 p.m. in the ballroom of
the Pontchartrain Hotel.
Tickets to the party include a
V-1968 membership in the Demo-
cratic Party of Michigan. For in-
formation, call the committee's
office, 965-3041.

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