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Bernaid S. (Tommy) Green of
Washington, D.C., has been named
national chair-
man of the Soci-
ety of Fellows of
the Anti-Defama-
tion League Ap-
peal. llis appoint-
ment was an-
nounced by Dore
Schary, honorary
chairman of the
Anti - Defamation
League of Bnai
who de-
scribed the soci-
ety as a nation-
Green
wide fellowship
of professional, business and civic
leaders who aid the human rela-
tions organization in campaigning,
recruitment and planning. Green
succeeds Lee Schooler of Chicago
in the post.

Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh has
proclaimed Monday KURTZ MY-
ERS (lay in Detroit, it is announced
by the Kurtz Myers Committee, a
group of citizens who have joined
together to honor the retiring mu-
sic and performing arts chief of
the Detroit Public Library. The
Common Council has unanimously
passed a testimonial resolution
thanking Myers for his many serv-
ices to the library and to the per-
forming arts in Detroit.

Dr. Morris Abram
to Speak Sunday

JNF Re-Elects
Herman Weisman

NEW YORK—Herman L. Weis- !
man was reelected president of the
Jewish National Fund of America
at the biennial meeting of the fund
at .INF House in New York.
Weisman, a prominent New
York City attorney and communal ,
leader, is a former chairman of ,
the United Palestine Appeal and
UJA, and now serves as chairman
of the administrative committee of
the Zionist Organization of Amer.
ica. Ile is also a member of the
World Zionist Organization Actions
Committee.
WeismOn reported that more
than $260,000,000 had been mobil-
ized by the JNF of America for
land purchases and soil reclama-
tion before and after Israel's state-
hood. He declared that the fund
would call upon American Jewry
to intensify its support of far-flung
JNF activities in the frontier re-
gions of Israel where the JNF is
paving the way for many new
settlements
Dr. Milton Aron, executive vice
president, disclosed that there had
been an increase of $250,000 in
JNF income in the past year and
that there was a growing interest
throughout the country in further-
ing JNF's program in Israel.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Ban on Yule Observance

MARBLEHEAD. Mass. -- After
the announcement of a ban on all
religious reference to Christmas
and Hanuka stirred an uproar, the
Marblehead school committee has
decided to continue such observ-
ances in the public school system.
Foes of the ban won their point

Dr. Morris B. Abram, president
of Brandeis University and for-
mer president of the American
— Jewish Commit-
tee, will be the
second lecturer
* • *
in Temple Beth
The appointment of IRWIN
El's 11th annual
GOLDEN to the position of com-
Bargman Memo-
munity consultant on the staff of
rial Scholar Ser-
the National Jewish Welfare Board -Irt,
ies 8 p.m. Sunday
to serve Jewish Community Cen-
after a 6:30 din-
ters and YM-YWHAs in the Metro-
ner.
politan New York and New York
1 He will speak
State areas was announced by San-
on "Some Reflec-
ford Solender, executive vice pres-
tions to Jewish ZOD Party Scheduled
ident of JWB.
Parents on the
The Zionist Organization of De-
• * •
Current Campus , troit will hold a Hanuka and
Three leaders in synagogue life
Dr. Abram Scene".
, Balfour Concert Victory Party
will be honored by the Synagogue
Dr. Abram was graduated from 8:30 p.m. Dec. 11 at the Zionist
Council of America at a dinner the University of Georgia and Uni- Cultural Center.
marking the presentation of the versity of Chicago Law School. A
Cantor Louis Klein and the
10th annual Synagogue Statesman former Rhodes Scholar, he is a Bnai Moshe Sisterhood Choral
Award, Sunday, at Essex House, member of numerous boards and Group will entertain, and refresh-
New York. PHILIP GREENE of the recipient of many honors.
ments will be served.
Jamaica, Queens, a leader of the
OC-
0
CI
Conservative movement; WILLIAM
KAUFMAN of Great Neck, L. I., a
prominent real estate and building
firm and leader of the Reform
by
BETH MOSES MEN'S CLUB
movement; and NATHAN MAID-
ENBAUM of Lawrence, L. I.,.lead- will present its ninth . annual Han-
er of Orthodox Jewry, will receive nuka latke party 7:30 p.m. Dec. 1 4 •
Professional Photographer
for all occasions
the Synagogue Statesman Award in the social hall. There will he
entertainment by singer Elaine
at the dinner.
Most REASONABLE PRICES in
Stone Serling and the synagogue
* * *
Detroit
LESLIE BERG, daughter of Mr. youth group. Tickets are availabh

Men's Clubs

Friday, December 5, 1969-41

Gives Way to Protests

after demonstrating outside the
school committee executive ses-
sion. Last year, Jewish parents
protested about their children's
participation in school holiday ac-
tivities, and the American Civil
Liberties Union complained that a
"religious aspect" was present in
Christmas activity in the schools.

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and Mrs. Irving Berg of Snowden at the synagogue or by calling
Sheldon Manson, 531-3760.
Ave. recently made her dance
• • •
debut at Dance Theater Workshop
BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB will
in New York City. She appeared
in concert with the James Cunning- join the sisterhood for their annual
ham Company, one of the leaders Hanuka party 8 p.m. Monday in
in avant-garde dance. Miss Berg, the social hall. An award to the
who graduated from Bennington "Man of the Year" will be present-
College in June, has been Cunning- ed by the men's club, and a musi-
ham's teaching assistant this past cal program by Cantor Hyman
season. Adler will be followed by refresh.
ments.
* a •

RAYMOND EPSTEIN, a mem-
ber of the board of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, has been
elected president of the board of
the Jewish Welfare Fund of Chi-
cago. He succeeded David Silbert,
who completed a three-year term
as president.
• • *

The Rev. JESSE L. JACKSON,
national director of Operation
Breadbasket of the Southern Chris-
tian Leadership Conference
(SCLC), will speak at the 1969
Human Rights Day Dinner, 7 p.m.
Thursday in the ballroom of Cobo
Hall.
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PATWA Turns 25

JERUSALEM (JTA)—They pro-
nounce it patois but its initials are
PATWA—the acronym for Profes-
sional and Technical Workers
Aliya. To Israel, PATWA has had
enormous significance. And its
value as a movement during the
past 25 years was marked here at
a quarter-c e n t u r y anniversary
press conference.
Founded in London, PATWA has
brought 40,000 British profession-
als to Israel as immigrants, many
of whom are prominent today.
Among them are Avraham Har-
man. current Hebrew University
president; Walter Eytan, Israel's
Ambassador to France; and Dr.
Eli Davis, professor of internal
medicine at the Hadassah Hospi-
tal. They praised PATWA's efforts
yesterday. PATWA was incorpor-
ated into the Jewish Agency a
few years after its establishment
and offices were opened in the
United States and other countries.

Yeshiva University will confer
citations upon three communal
leaders at its annual Hanuka din-
ner Dec. 14 at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel, New York City, it was an-
nounced by Dr. Samuel Belkin,
president. Recipients are MONTE
M. HUROWITZ, JOSEPH ROTH
and MARTIN MAX URBAN, lead-
ers in the advancement of higher
education. In addition, the univer-
sity will confer its Mordecai Ben
David Award on Dr. WILLIAM
Over 10,000 Jews in
HABER, president of American
ORT and former dean at the Uni- East Jerusalem by 1971
versity of Michigan.
JERUSALEM — Over 10,000
• • s
Jews will be living in East Jerusa-
FRITZ MULIAR of the Josef- lem in two years' time, under a
stadt Theater in Vienna turned development time-table approved
over all proceeds from his per- by the Ministerial Committee for
formances during his recent tour Jerusalem. Some 25.000,000 pounds
to Israel to the Jewish National ($7,250,000) will he invested in the
Fund. A non-Jew, Muliar has long fiscal years 1969-70 and 1970-71 to
been a staunch friend of Israel and build the residential quarters, ye-
has frequently given his services shivot and business premises that
will go up under the plan.
on behalf of Israeli causes.

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