6—Friday, February 14, 1969
Ambassador Leshem
to Address Food
Division on Feb. 24
Moshe Le she m, ambassador
extraordinary and plenipotentiary
with the permanent mission of Is-
rael to the United Nations, will
MOSHE LESHEM
address the food division of the
Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund, 6 p.m. Feb. 24,
at Raleigh House.
Ambassador - Leshem was a lead-
er in the Czech underground dur-
ing World War II. He first visited
Israel as a Czech journalist in
1948 and found the experiences
"sufficient to reveal where I really
belonged." Since emigrating to
that country he has served in Is-
rael's foreign office in many
capacities in Israel, Burma and
the Congo.
Harvey Weisberg is chairman of
the foods division for the second
year.
Irvin Mockler is co chairman of
the division. Serving as associate
'chairmen a re Morton Feigenson
'and Sol G. Kurtzman.
Peter B. Copeland and George
D. Keil are pre-campaign chair-
men of the division.
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Metropolitan Division
Special Gifts Section
Convenes Workers
The special gifts section of the
metropolitan division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign — Israel Emer-
gency Fund will hold a special
meeting for workers, 10 a.m. Sun-
day, in the Jewish Center. It will
be a briefing session and assign-
ments will be given to workers.
John Nemon is chairman of the
section. Co-chairman is Morris
Asher.
Workers in the special gifts sec-
tion include Louis E. Barden, Mrs.
Lester Bernbaum, Aaron Born-
stein, Mrs. Bertha Brotman, Mor-
: ris Elkin, David Friedman, Harry
Friedman, Morris Friedman,
Samual Greenberg, William Green-
berg. Theodore Hurwitz, Louis
Konick, Morris Lifshay, Bernard
Linderman, Alan Nathan, Harry
Nathan, Harry Oberstein, Nathan
Rubenstein. Lewis Saks, Dr. Leon-
ard Schreiber, David Sislin, Martin
Taylor, Louis Trotsky and David
Waldshan.
Allan Nathan is chairman of the
metropolitan division.
Great talkers are so constituted
that they do not know their own
thoughts until, on the tide of their
particular gift, they hear them
issuing from their mouths.
—Thorton Wilder.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Professional
Group Starts
Drive Tuesday
The professional division of the
Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund will begin its or-
ganizational sessions with a meet-
ing of the dental section, 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the social hall of White-
hall Apartments in Southfield, Dr.
Eli M. Brown, chairman announced.
In addition to receiving their as-
signments, dental section workers
will hear a report of the Israel
PAUL D. BORMAN
survey mission of the Detroit Serv-
ice Group by Dr. Leo Lipton, a
member of that mission which P. Borman Wins
went overseas last October.
Herbert P. Sillman will talk to Leadership Award
the group about his impressions as
Paul D. Borman has been named
a member of "Operation Israel,"
a United Jewish Appeal mission to winner of the 1969 William H.
Boesky
Memorial Award for out-
Israel last month.
The dentists will also see a pre- standing leadership in the Junior
miere showing of the new film, Division.
"Never Again to be Denied," a
The award was made at the
dramatic look at conditions in Is- meeting of the board of governors
rael today.
of the Jewish Welfare Federation,
Dr. Stuart Falk and Dr. Sidney
Rubenstein are chairmen of the Monday by Hy Safran, president of
the Federation.
dental section.
Borman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
The attorneys' section will meet
8:15 p.m. Feb. 25 at Northland
Tom Borman, has been active in
Inn. They will hear an address the leadership of the Junior Divi-
by Eleazar Lipsky, New York
sion for several years. Before
lawyer, author and playwright.
"graduating" from the division last
Joseph H. Jackier is chairman of years, he served as vice president.
the attorneys' section. Co-chairmen He was a member of the board of
are Joel G. Jacob, Nathan L. Mil- directors, educational committee
stein and Robert M. Warren. Asso- and speakers' bureau. In 1966 he
ciate chairmen are Stuart E. Hertz- was co-chairman of the general
berg, Donald K. Page, Barry Yaker solicitations and in 1967 co-chair-
and Erwin C. Ziegelman.
man of the men's special gifts.
The pharmacists' section will
Presently Borman is assistant
bold a dinner at the Raleigh dean of the Wayne State University
House Feb. 26. Their guest College of Law. He is married and
speaker will be Dr. Allen Pollack, has one child.
secretary of the American Pro-
The William H. Boesky Memorial
fesors for Peace in the Middle
East, and a leading authority an Award was established in 1966 by
the
Boesky family to give recogni-
Soviet Jewry.
Arnold Faudman, a member of tion to young leaders in the Junior
Division
who have given outstand-
"Operation Israel," also will speak
ing service to the Federation.
to the pharmacists.
Past recipients of the award are
Sidney H. Bluestone is chairman
of the pharmacists and pharma- Donald J. Purther and Mrs. Robert
ceutical suppliers section. Co- G. Portnoy.
chairmen are Robert S. Dunsky,
Jack P. Kutnick, and David Moss.
David Dunsky, Paul Handleman Jewish Center Teaches
and Morris Karbal are section ad- Prayershawl Weaving
visors.
Jack A. Robinson and Norman in 2-Year-Old Project
WILKES - BARRE, Pa. (JTA)—
D. Katz are co-chairmen of the
The Jewish Community Center
professional division.
here reported that a new talis
weaving class of eight adults will
Israel to Issue Atlas;
begin this month in a two-year
Is 'Most Comprehensive' program in which 22 women and
TEL AVIV—The government of one man have woven a total of 27
Israel is preparing an official Na- prayershawls. Four other would-be
tional Atlas of Israel (in English) weavers have enrolled for the
to be published worldwide in Jan- class which will begin next Octo-
uary 1970.
ber.
The official National Atlas of Is-
The project was conceived by Sy
rael is now in production in Tel Hefter, the Jewish Center's educa-
Aviv under the supervision of the tional director, and the first class
Israeli Ministry of Survey. It will was started in January 1967. The
contain detailed information on
Jewish Center purchased a new
Israel ranging from the archaeo-
logy and history of the Holy Land loom and set aside a special room
for
the project, according to Louis
to the nation's current state of
development — economic, social, Smith, executive director. He said
the Jewish Center staff clarified
cultural and technological.
American Elsevier Publishing all questions of Jewish religious
law
in discussions with the local
Co., New York, will distribute the
atlas in the United States and rabbinate before starting the pro-
ject. The students are taught all
Canada.
The text in the atlas is being pertinent religious information.
Each talks woven from pure
written by Israel's leading histor-
ians, scientists and scholars. Con- white wool with stripes of blue or
sequently, the National Atlas of black wool. The weavers either
Israel will be the most complete crochet or knit a silver neck band
and authoritative work of its kind or sew into the prayershawl a bro-
cade neck band.
ever published.
Hebrew U. Scientist Does Malaria Research
JERUSALEM — Research de-
signed to discover_ which of the
antigens composing the malaria
parasite can stimulate an immuni-
zation action in an animal model
is now in its second year at the
Hebrew University-Hadassah Med-
ical School's department of para-
sitology.
Prof. Avivah Zuckerman, who is
working on this project, with the
help of a $19.570 grant from the
U.S. Department of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare, the Public
Health Service and the National
Institutes of Health, explained re-
cently that modern methods of
protein analysis make it possible
to identify and isolate each of the
series of antigens of which the
malaria parasite is composed, but
scientists do not yet know which
of these antigens is responsible for
the immune effect.
Prof. Zuckerman points out that
malaria is stall one of the world's
most serious public health men-
aces, particularly in Centrat
Africa and the Far East. Globally,
it is responsible for about 1,000,000
deaths each year.
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