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Beth El Elects Levey as President

Temple Beth El announces the
election of Marvin Levey as presi-
dent

Vice presidents are Marvin Fall-
er and Milton Warren: secretary.
Clifford Hart: treasurer. Raymond
Goldstein: and trustees. Bernard
Abramson. Dr. William Bernard.
Dr. Bernard Dickstein, Dr. Evelyn
Golden. Dr. Saul Gorne, Mrs. Eug-
ene Griffel. Dr. Nat Gross, Ralph
Hourvitz, Dr. Louis .Hurwitz. Mrs.
Joseph Krakower, James Lebster,
Marcus Lebster. Hyman Loikrec.
Mrs. Harry J. Mills. Mrs. Robert
Mitchell. George Olds. Dr.-Milton
Panzer. Michael Pelavin, Samuel
Reiter. Jack Rosenberg. Dr. Jack
Stanzler. Martin Super and Saul
de.

The following were installed as
, df, efts of Temple Beth El Sister-
hood pre,ident. Mrs. Joe Kra-
vice presidents. Mesdames
Bornbel. Marvin Levey. James
Lebster and Jerold Mills, secre-

Young Leader. to View
Film. Hear Talk by CJA

Cabinet Member June 4

The Young Leadership Division
of the Flint Jewish Community
Council will host Donald H. Hodes.
member of the Young Leadership
Cabinet of the
Jewish
Appeal 8:30 p.m.
June 4 at Cong.
Bet h
Hodes is the
pre , ident of his
o w n advertising
firm, holds a de-
gr(,-e in communi-
cation arts, and
is a member of
'he public infor-
Hodes
mation committee of the Worces-
ter. Mass.. area Chamber of Com-
merce. Upon returning from a re-
cent visit to Israel, Hodes produc-
ed and narrated a film of his
travels and observations, which
v. ill he shown June 4.

Murray Moss Head
of Beth Israel

Murray Moss led the slate of
officers recently elected by Cont.
Beth Israel. Along with Moss. of-
ficers are: vice-presidents,
Dr
Sam Gotlib and Dr. Leon Rosky:
financial secretary. Gordon Sub( r:
treasurer, Edwin Schreiber: secre-
tary of the board, James Fink:
chairman of the board, Syd Other:
hoard of education director. Jack
Shaprow: and executive commit-
tee members. Sidney Kramer and
Louis Kasle.
On the board of directors: Jacob
Pines, Dr. Sam Sorscher, Abe
Schreiber, Sam Blum, Mrs. Sam
Gotha), Harry Binder, Ted Vim-
cow, Dr. Harry Newman, Dr. Allan
Silverton, Jack Kippelman, Mrs.
Harry Weisberger, Ruddy Mittle-
man, Dr. Milton Siegel, Dr. Sell
Gaynor, Dr. Milton Rosenbaum ;
Elliott Price, Mrs. Arnold Schaf-
fer, Donald Goldman, Max Har-
ris and Dr. Michael Wittenberg.

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taries, Mesdames Leslie Sher.
Norman Lewis and Eugene Grif-

fel: treasurer, Mrs. Eli Bernstein:
. and temple board representative,
Dr. Evelyn Golden. The installa-
tion service was written and pre-
sented by Mrs. William Greene-
ba urn .

Harry Tepper. 90

Harry Tepper. 503 Hurley. died
May 20 at age 90.
Mr. Tepper was born in Russia
and had lived in Flint the last eight
years, coming from Bay City. His
wife. Esther Berman Tepper. died
Feb. 25. 1959.
Mr. Tepper was - a member of
Cong. Beth Israel of Flint. Temple

Israel of Bay City and Senior
Friendship Club. He owned and
operated the Garfield Fruit and
Grocery Market in Bay City for 40

years. retiring in 1945.
Surviving are a son. Hy of Los

Angeles: two daughters. Mrs. Bes-
sie Myers and Mrs. Fred Board of
New York: five grandchildren and

one great-grandchild. - Interment
Bay City.

Latin Jewry Expresses
Concern for Fate of Ripps

BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—Resolu-
lions declaring that the Israel-Arab

deadlock should be solved by direct
negotiations between the parties
concerned and demanding that
Soviet authorities end discrimina-
tion against Russian Jews were
adopted by delegates to a confer-
ence of the Latin American Jew-
ish Congress.
Jewish communal leaders from
eight countries and representatives
of Zionist and Jewish youth groups
from many nations attended the

three-day conclave.
The delegates agreed to convene

a second plenary session of the
Congress in Lima. Peru in October
to coincide with the centennial of
the Peruvian Jewish community.
They paid homage to Ilya Hipps.
a Jewish youth who was reported
to have tried to immolate himself
in April in Riga in protest against
the situation of the Jews in Soviet
Russia and Soviet satelite coun-
tries. The delegates also register-'d
an "energetic protest" against the
condition of Jews in Poland and in
the Arab countries.
The "deep concern" of Argentine
Jewry over the fate of Ilya Ripps
was conveyed in a letter to Soviet

Ambassador Youry Volksi by the
DAIA, the central representative

body of Argentine Jews. The letter
said that the report had "strongly
affected Argentine Jewry, intensi-
fying its perturbation about the
difficult situation of Russian Jews. –
The letter asked the envoy to
provide more detail on the immo-

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

8—Friday, May 30, 1969

■

Ann Lebster Chapter of Hadas-
sah, at its final luncheon of the
season, presented the Myrtle
Wreath Award to Joseph Megdell,
Mrs. Morris Gold and Dr. Evelyn
Golden in recognition of their June 3—Bnai Brith Meeting, 8:30
service to Hadassah, Israel, the
p.m., Howard Johnson's,
Flint Jewish community and the
Miller Rd.
city of Flint.
I
4—Beth Israel Sisterhood
Mrs. William Surath of Midland,
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
president of the Michigan Region
—Council -Young Leadership
of Hadassah, installed president.
Group Meeting, 8:30 p.m.,
Mrs. Lewis Sanford; vice presi-
Cong. Beth Israel
dents, Mrs. Nelson Schafer and
5—JWVA Luncheon, 12:30
Mrs. Robert Roth; secretaries,
p.m., Walli's Supper club
Mesdames Murray Moss, Jerome
—Cong. Beth Israel Board
Arenson and Joseph Robbins;
Meeting, 8 p.m.
treasurer, Mrs. Benjamin Epstein;
6—City of Hope Tag Day
and member-at-large, Mesdames
William Bailies, William Bikoff,
CARS TO BE DRIVEN
Gold and Frances Hertz.

Community
Calendar

IGNORANCE
Ignorance is the condition neces-
sary, I do not say for happiness,
MRS. STEPHEN NEWMAN
but for existence itself. If we knew
all, we could not endure life for
Gayle Emily Mallon, daughter of
an hour.—Anatole France.

Dr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Mallon of
Kensington Ave.. became the bride

of Stephen Michael Newman in an
evening ceremony last Saturday in
the ballroom of the Durant Hotel.
Rabbi William A. Greenebaum II
officiated at the ceremony, after
which the couple left on a New
Orleans honey moon.
They plan to live in Buffalo.
The bride was attended by - her
sister. Mrs. Barry M. Sherman of
Washington. D.C., as matron of
honor. Other attendants we r e
Trudy Ann Newman. the bride-
groom's sister. Mrs. Harold L.
Mallon. and Mrs. Stephen Lipp-
man.

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Buffalo, picked David H. Des-
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Columbia College Refuses
to Apologize for Article
Labeled as Anti-Semitic

NEW YORK (JTA) — Columbia
College said through a spokesman
that it did not plan to issue an
apology, called for by the City
Human Rights Commission which
alleged anti-Semitism in an alumni
lation attempt, particularly the magazine article last fall.
present condition of the youth.
The article said that nearly all
the leaders of the campus rebel-
lion in 1968 and many members of
the school's organized militants
were Jewish. The article was writ-
ten by George C. Keller, editor of
the magazine, Columbia Today.
May 30--Krissoff Baby Naming,
A spokesman said Dean Carl F.
June 1—United Synagogue Youth
Novde was sticking to his state-
Installation
ment of February: "The very en-
6—Krugman Bar Mitzva,
terprise of a university is utterly
Temple Emanuel
inconsistent with prejudice, and
12—Temple Emanuel Trus-
about Columbia it is absurd to
tees Meeting
make this allegation."
David Frank Magidsohn, son of
13—Ahavas Israel Award
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Magidsohn, will ,
Night Service
He who comes to do good knocks
he called to the Tora as a Bar
22-24—United Synagogue
at the gate; he who loves finds the
Mitzva June 7 at Temple Beth El.
Youth Summer Board .,door open.—Rabindranath Tagore.

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