Dorman
to Address Dinner in Simons' Illonor
Avraham Harman, president of
the Hebrew University who was
Israel ambassador to the United
States from 1959 to 1968, will head
the program at the Leonard N.
Simons tribute dinner, Dec. 6, at
the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Harman is coming here to pre-
sent Simons with the Israel Prime
Minister's Medal. Simons is an in-
ternationally known philanthropist,
civic and communal leader.
The Metropolitan Detroit Federa-
tion of Reform Synagogues is join-
ing with Temple Beth El in spon-
soring this Israel Bond dinner.
Albert M. Colman is general
chairman. Dinner co-chairmen are
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Is Announccil ilere
Bernard E. Linden of Temple Is-
rael, Mrs. Marshall M. Miller of
Temple Beth El and Robert Rosen
of Temple Emanu-El.
One of Israel's outstanding
spokesmen and public figures,
Harman was a member of the
executive of the Jewish Agency
from 1956 until his appointment as
ambassador. Ile previously served
as assistant director-general of the
Israel ministry for foreign affairs.
Harman has served his country
in many top-level capacities. In
1948, after the establishment of
the state of Israel, he was ap-
pointed deputy director of the Is-
rael government press office. In
1949 he was designated Israel's
first consul general in Montreal.
Harman was transferred to the
United States in October 1950, as
director of the Israel office of in-
formation and as counselor to the
Israel delegation to the United
Nations. In 1953: he was appointed
Israel consul general in New York,
serving until 1955, when he re-
turned to Israel to assume the post
of assistant director general of
Israel's foreign ministry.
For almost eight years before
the establishment of Israel. Har-
man was in charge of the English
section of the information office of
AVRAHAM HARMAN
In 10 Days Lose
10 Lbs. On
Grapefruit Diet
TEL AVIV, Israel — This is the
revolutionary grapefruit special
diet that is exciting the nation.
Thousands have been passing
copies of it from hand-to-hand
in offices, plants, and factories
throughout the country.
Because this diet really works,
we have testimonials reporting on
its success. If you follow it exact-
ly, you should LOSE 10 LBS. IN
10 DAYS. No weight loss in the
first four days—but you will sud-
denly drop 5 lbs. by the 5th day.
Thereafter lose a pound a day until
the 10th day. Then you will lose
11/2 lbs. every two days until you
get down to your proper weight.
Best of all, you will have no hun-
ger pangs. Revised and enlarged,
this diet lets you stuff yourself
with formerly "forbidden" foods
such as steaks trimmed with fat,
roast or fried chicken, gravies.
mayonnaise or fish swimming in
butter or oil, frankfurters and
scrambled eggs and still lose
weight. The secret behind this
"quick weight loss" - diet is simple.
Fat doesn't form fat and the grape-
fruit juice in this diet acts as the
"trigger" to start the fat-burning
process, You stuff yourself on the
permitted food listed in the diet
plan, and still lose unsightly fat
and excess bodily fluids. A copy
of this startling successful diet can
be obtained by sending only $2 to:
BEN GOLDBERG
and in 1929 became its second
president. The Los Angeles Sani-
tarium Auxiliary was the prede-
cesor of the City of Hope. He was
a founder of Businessmen's Group
of City of Hope in 1942 with N. R.
Epstein and was its second presi-
dent. He is a member of the na-
tional board of City of Hope.
For a number of years he
served as chairman of its an-
nual fund-raising dinner here.
Goldberg is a member of the
board of Adas Shalom Synagogue.
He is a founder of Furniture Club
and a leader in the Floor Covering
Association, was active in the
Allied Jewish Campaigns and has
been a supporter of the Israel
Bond cause since the initiation of
the campaign in 1951.
The family is following in the
10-10 DIET PLAN (9)
footsteps of the parents. The son,
P.O. BOX 209
Stuart Jay, used his Bar Mitzva
Fairless Hills, Pa. (19030)
Decide now to -regain the trim gifts to buy a $1,000 Israel Bond.
attractive figure of your youth. Their (laughter, Ava Beth, is spend-
ing her junior year at the Hebrew
Money-back guarantee.
The Shulhan Arukh is the name
of the code of Jewish law w titter
by Rabbi Joseph Karo in the 16th
century. It is to this day the basic
code upon which many commen-
taries have been written. includ-
ing the famous gloss of Rabbi
Moses ',series. Actually. the Shul-
han Arukh is a digest summary
of a larger work written by Rabbi
Karo and called Beth Joseph. The
larger work a as evidently written
for scholars while the short ver-
sion wasawritten for laymen.
The name of the work indicates
this beCause the expression.
"Shulhan Arukh" means a "Pre-
pared Table." This indicates that
the laws were preaented in such a
form that they could be easily
understood and digested similar to
food which has already been cook-
ed and prepared enough to make
it palatable.
Center Offers Collegians
a Vacation Special
A special Jewish Center guest
pass for college students will en-
title them to use the Center phy-
sical education and pool facilities
during vacation, when activities
are scheduled for that age group.
Since actual vacation periods
vary front school to school, the
dates covered by the pass will be
designated when issued. The usual
period of coverage is up to 15
days.
The pass may be purchased at
the Center cashier's window, only
upon presentation of appropriate
student identification.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, November 28, 1969
The Jews of Hawaii
the Jewish Agency for Palestine.
Jews have lived in Hawaii only -
Born in 1914, in London. Eng-
land, Harman received his law de- since the mid-1920s, long after
gree from Oxford University in earlier Jewish settlements either
1936. He settled in Palestine in moved away or no longer identified
1940. having been active in the themselves as Jews. Hawaii's 1.000
Zionist movement for many years. Jews live in Honolulu. The terri-
For reservations to the dinner. tory's first Jewish congregation
which will be preceded by a cock- was the Honolulu Jewish Commu-
tail reception, call Israel Bonds. nity. chartered in 1935 and now
called Temple Ercanu-El.
352-6770.
Ben Goldberg Will Be Honored
at Marshall Lodge Bond Dinner
Ben Goldberg has been named
"Man of the Year" by Louis Mar-
shall Lodge of Bnai Brith, it was
announced by Joseph Feldman,
MISS PHYLLIS WALLER
president. Goldberg will be the
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Waller of guest of honor at the Marshall
Wildemere Ave. announce the en- Lodge and Chapter "Salute to
gagement of their daughter Phyllis Israel" dinner-dance, Dec. 17, at
Freda to Stanfred Silver, son of Cong. Bnai David.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silver of Oak
George Jessel- will be the guest
Ave., Wyandotte.
star.
Miss Waller is a graduate of
Goldberg has been a member of
Wayne State University's college Bnai Brith for 34 years and has
of education. Her fiance holds a been active in Marshall Lodge for
bachelors degree in physics and 15 years. serving on the board of
mathematics from Hiram College trustees. He has won national rec-
in Hiram, 0.
ognition for his leadership in City
The couple plans to marry next of Hope, with which he has been
summer.
affiliated for 42 years.
Back in 1927, he was ode of the
(adv.)
founders of the Detroit Auxiliary
of the Los Angeles Sanitarium.
The Shulhan Arukh
University. Mrs. Goldberg t Freda
has inspired her husband in his
many endeavors. The Goldberg
are going to Israel for a month in
April.
Goldberg is president of Vogue
Carpet Mills. For many years he
was associated with his brother,
Harry, in Empire Industries, pre-
decessor of Vogue Carpet Mills.
Harry Koltonow is dinner-dance
chairman. Co-chairmen are Mrs.
Louis Dorf and Norman Michlin.
For reservations to the dinner.
on behalf of Israel Bonds, which
will be preceded by a cocktail re-
ception, call the Bond office. 352-
6770.
Lounge Night for Singles
The Single Adults of the Jewish
Center will hold a lounge night
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Center.
There will be a nominal fee for
nonmembers of the group.
For informationi call Group Serv-
-
ices, DI 1-4200,
Presetits
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Black Anti-Semitism
Social, Not Religious
Issue—Rabbi Paris
A sharp distinction exists be-
tween classical or religious anti-
Semitism and the "social anti-
Semitism" practiced by some
Blacks in New York, according to
a black rabbi who spoke here Sun-
day evening. The 'event, attended
by a racially mixed audience, was
sponsored by Beth Achim's men's
club.
Rabbi Hailu Moshe Paris, an
Ethiopian-born graduate of Yeshiva
University who ;practices in the
Bronx, said blaelc anti-Semitism
in New York "really is the black
community's reaction to the white
community. In other parts of the
country," he said, "it's the Polish
or Irish that the Blacks are react-
ing to; in New York, it's Jews."
He said the social and eco-
nomic mobility - of Blacks in Har-
lem is blocked by Jews who
maintain stores and apartment
buildings there. Administration
should "change with the neigh-
borhood," he added. He sug-
gested that the Jewish mama
and papa stores in the ghetto
be turned over to the people
now living in Harlem.
Rabbi Paris recommended
greater involvement by Jewish so-
cial action agencies as the best
solution to black anti-Semitism. He
added that he feels Jews do more
than other religious groups in the
social action arena, "but they
could do more."
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