Carol Spick ler Bet rot lied to Howard L. BOicron THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 20, 1969-23 ORT Alumni to Attend Local Magen David Adorn Group Aids Zichron Yaacov Shelter Detroit's new committee for the as corresponding secretary; Mrs. :Hagen David Adorn, the Israeli Elmer Ellias, recording secretary; equivalent of the Red Cross, under- Dr. Harold A. Maxmen, treasurer: took, at the initial meeting of of- Dr. Joseph Share, financial secre- ficers and directors, to sponsor the tary. first aid and underground shelter A medical-dental council has at Zichron Yaacov in Israel, as a been set up to assist in the corn- defensive measure for that corn- mittee's efforts and it includes munity. Drs. Morris Starkman, Eli D. At a meeting of prominent phy- 1 Aboulafia, Maxwell Bardenstein, sicians and active people in a num- ' Herbert Bloom, Ralph Cash, ber of local causes, at the home of ' Arthur Coope, Arthur Eisenman, Dr. and Mrs. Morris Starkman in Elmer Ellias, Harold Glen, Milton Birmingham, the new committee' Goldrath, Joseph Grant, I. Jerome heard reports on the progress of ' Hauser, Samuel Krohn, Sheldon the Magen David Adorn and its Mintz. George Rosin, David Silver, objectives from the chairman of Julian Stern, Bernard Weston. the local committee, Dr. John Robert Wolfe and Allen Sieger. dames: the national director of * * * MISS CAROL SPICKLER Magen David Adorn, Dr. Charles Feinberg of New York, and Dr. Cartoonist Bill Mauldin Honored by Magen David Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Spickler of Virginia Dr.. Southfield, an- Yeheskel Shamash of Israel, pro- nounce the engagement of their minent bio - CHICAGO — Some 1,000 persons chemist who is on leave daughter Carol Ann to Howard I.. from his post in Israel to do re- representing every level of the Boigon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving search on blood plasma in this greater Chicago community ga- Boigon of Dartmouth Ave., Oak country. thered to pay tribute to Chicago- Park. Dr. Shamash, who directs the Sun-Times Pulitzer Prize-winning Marcus Memorial Institute in cartoonist Bill Mauldin, by send- Miss Spickler and Mr. Boigon are ing a fully-equipped clinimobile Jaffa, told of the growing need students at the University of Michi- to to the people of Israel through that secure blood plasma and to pro- gan, where he is in law school. A nation's David official Red Cross service. December wedding is planned. tect it for use in time of peace Magen Adorn. as well as war. Dr. Feinberg re- The affair represented the third ported on efforts by Magen MUSIC BY David Adorn in defense of Jews annual inter faith dinner of the through the Red Cross and on the Chicago Chapter of American Red cooperation between the two Magen David for Israel, which serves in this nation as Magen movements. • AND HIS-ORCHESTRA Officers of the local Magen David David Adorn - s support and supply SAM BARNETT Seminar in Switzerland Malb"162M2, GENEVA—The ORT Central In- stitute for teacher -training in Anieres, Switzerland, will observe its 20th anniversary, July 6-18. As highlight of the observance, some 50 graduates-10-year "veterans" of the ORT system—of the institute will attend a two-week seminar there. Hailing from France, Iran, Is- rael, Italy, Morocco and Tunisia they will exchange ideas and com- pare experiences gathered over the past decade and discuss new con- cepts and methods in education and teaching. 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Lincoln Park Phone: 399-2233 A reception arranged by the Center for Health Education, at Wayne State University McGre- gor Building, Tuesday honored Dr. John M. Dorsey on the appear- ance of his new . book, "American Government:Con- scions Self Sover- eignty." The new book was introduced at this gathering and the associates and friends of Dr. Dr. Dorsey Dorsey. who is the WSU Professor, acclaimed his labors in evaluating American ideals and various as- pects of our government in his im- pressive new work. Dealing with civil disobedience, the historical aspects of diplomacy, religious liberty, experiences dur- ing displays of civil disobedience, the new Dorsey ,Work is a determ- ined task to emphasize that the "American way of life . . . repre- sents reverence for the sacred inte- grity of individual human beings." Discussing "My American Gov- ernment and My Religious Lib- erty," Dr. Dorsey asserts in one of the chapters in his book under that title: "My religion is my putting my soul to sane use in honoring all of my self as the glory of God." The credos of great Americans, the objectives of the American Founding Fathers, are amply cov- ered in this work. Setting forth a credo of his own, Dr. Dorsey declares: "I am not merely my brother's keeper, I am my brother. It is not difficult to understand how my false dichotomy of 'thinking' and 'doing' established itself, when I consider the freedom it appears to give me to claim irresponsibility for my living of my fellowman." He pleads for the "indispenable source of power; acknowledged unity." Pupils must not be encouraged to think that there are short cuts to knowl,edge. -I3erVa'od Russell. 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