32—Friday, January 16, 1970
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Sprim.41 - c11di,,,,manned Hebrew U. Students Union Sets Demands
Paul Broder to Head Campaign Efforts by Janet Ilene Shaffer
of Trades and Professional Divisions
Paul Broder, president of the
Detroit Service Group, has been
named chairman of the trades and
professional divisions of the 1970
Allied Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund,
it has been an-
nounced by Max-
well Jospey, cam-
paign chairman.
Broder, vice
president and
general manager
of the A. J. Arm- t;
strong Co., led
the trades and
professional divi-
sions to unpre-
cedented success
Broder
during the 1969 campaign. He was
formerly chairman of the services
division for three years. Broder
serves on the board of governors
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
and as a director of the Jewish
Vocational Service and United
Jewish Charities.
"The work of our local agencies
must be kept dynamic," Broder
said in accepting the position, "and
in Israel the struggle for survival
goes on every day. It can be seen
in the hospitals, in the schools and
in the faces of the immigrants who
continue to arrive, seeking hope in
the land of their forefathers. They
turn to us in America to help
them.
"I am looking forward to work-
ing again with the many able
men who have accepted the chal-
lenge and who will dedicate
themselves in the months ahead
to the arduous task of raising
money for the aid of the Jews
of Israel and of the world," he
said.
The funds raised in the 1970
Allied Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund will be used for
the continuation of health, educa-
tion and welfare facilities in 30
countries around the world.
People
Make News
JWV
Dr. ABRAHAM I. KATSH, presi
dent of the Dropsie University, was
Mrs. Dorothy Goldberg, presi- elected an associate trustee by the
dent of the Ladies Department, an- American School of Oriental Re-
nounces a department meeting 8:30 search. Dr. G. Ernest Wright of
p.m. Thursday, at JWV headquar- .Harvard University, president of
ters. A social hour will follow the the American School of Oriental
business meeting. Hostesses for the Research in Jerusalem and Bagh-
evening will be Silverman Auxil- dad, announced the appointment.
Founded before the turn of the
iary members-
century, the American School of
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Oriental Research was organized to
SOL YETZ - MORRIS COHEN sponsor archaeological research
POST and AUXILIARY will that will increase knowledge of the
meet 8:30 p.m. Monday at the Bible. The first school was opened
Jewish War Veterans headquar- in Jerusalem in 1900.
ters. Hostesses will be Jean Fried-
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man and Tillie Goldman. Irene
Mrs. OLGA F. DWORKIN. 31401
Levin, auxiliary dues secretary, an-
Stonewood
Ct.
W., Farmington, re-
nounces that dues for 1970 are to
be paid, with checks going to her ceived a distinguished leadership
at 23110 Radclift, Oak Park, Child plaque for her services as first
welfare chairman Frieda Horo- woman president of the Wayne
witz has arranged a party at the State Fund during 1969. Mrs. Dwor-
D. J. Healy Home for Saturday kin will continue to serve the fund
afternoon. Movies will be shown as one of its directors and chair-
and refreshments served. Volun- man of the special gifts committee.
teers may call Mrs. Horowitz, 272- Julian S. Tobias was elected a vice
president, and Dr. Edwin C. Blum-
1023.
berg a new director.
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BLOCH ROSE POST and AUX-
ILIARY will hold its annual mem-
bership party in the form of a
smorgasbord, 8 p.m. Sunday at
Workmens Circle Center, This is
for paid-up members of the Post
and Auxiliary, and prospective
members can join at the door.
There will be dancing to the music
of the George Grossett Trio, prizes
and food. For further information,
call President Miriam Lawrence,
UN 2-1467.
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Netherlands Foreign Minister
JOSEPH LUNS has been invited to
Jordan and will pay an official
visit there in March, the Nether-
' lands Foreign Ministry announced.
Government circles said that Dr.
Luns, a long-time friend of Israel,
would explain his views on the
Mid East problem to King Hussein
and would atempt to mediate.
MISS JANET SIIAFFER
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The He-
brew University's Students Union
announced that it has formed an
"actions committee" to pursue
student demands for greater rep-
resentation in university affairs.
The union said it would try to
achieve its goals by "persuasion
and peaceful means" but addad
that "more extreme action" was
not precluded should other means
fail.
quiet on the campus were "gross-
ly exaggerated and, in some cases.
clearly biased." He played down
the importance of "the issues men-
tioned as causing discontent." He
claimed they were appeals against
administrative procedures and rul-
ings that are common at all univer-
sities.
To know where a thing is we
—Goethe.
must have found it.
The students have demanded
representation on the univer-
sity's governing senate, on its
faculty councils and on the
academic committees that meet
once a week and decide most
day-to-day matters. The student
demands were flatly rejected by
the university's rector, Prof.
Jacob Katz, last week. Speak-
ing on national television, he
said they couldn't be considered
until this year's experiments
with joint student-faculty com-
mittees are fully evaluated.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert David Shaf-
fer of Birch Ridge, Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
Prof. Katz accused the students
daughter Janet Ilene to Ronald
Paul Strote, son of Mrs. Jack union of incitement and what he
Strote of Los Angeles, and the late called "open and disguised
threats.' He said "rumors" of dis-
Mr. Strote.
The bride-elect is a senior at the
University of Michigan, where she
is affiliated with Delta Phi Epsilon
Sorority. Mr. Strote, a graduate of
U-M, attends Northwestern Univer-
sity Law School.
A June wedding is planned.
CARICATURES
AT BAR MITZVAS
AND PARTIES
By
IRVING CHADWICK
398-0233
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Peace Deal With Israel
Sought in Iraq by Briton
LONDON (JTA)—George Brown
the number two man in the British
Labor Party, is trying to convince
Iraqi leaders to accept a peaceful
settlement with Israel, the Tele-
graph reported from Beirut Sun-
day.
Brown, a former foreign secre-
tary, is touring Mid East capitals.
He was in Baghdad Monday and
was to visit Israel next.
The Iraqi leadership is taking
an intransigent line and clearly
anticipates a full-scale war with
Israel, the paper said. According
to the Telegraph, the Iraqis are
saying privately what Egyptian
leaders say only in public. "One
factor that has led to this is that
it now appears that the long-stand-
ing civil war between the Iraqi
central government and the Kurd-
ish rebels in the north is about to
be settled," the Telegraph report-
ed, and the border dispute with
Iran has cooled down too.
These circumstances would al-
low Iraq to deploy more troops
against Israel.
I Men's Clubs
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Prices Quoted Over
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The Men's Clubs of
TEMPLE BETH EL — TEMPLE ISRAEL
TEMPLE EMANU-EL
sponsor an evening with
THEODORE BIKEL
THURSDAY, JAN. 22 8:30 P.M.
TEMPLE EMANU-EL
14450 W. 10 MILE, OAK PARK, MICH.
Speaker's Subject—"YOUTH ON CAMPUS"
Everyone Welcome—$1.00 per ticket
Tickets Available by Calling
Any of the Temple Offices
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SPORTCOATS
OVERCOATS
of group sales and theater parties Israel I. Halpern, Cantors Shabtai
for Suburban Detroit Theaters, Ackerman and Israel Fuchs will
TOP COATS
local motion picture theater circuit. present a musical narration writ-
Mrs. Davis' appointment by Rich- ten especially for this occasion,
4
Paul Jacobs was elected presi- and Sloan to the permanent staff with the piano accompaniment of
of
Suburban
Theaters,
was
an-
Rebecca
Frohman.
Rerfreshments
dent of the Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety (Chesed Shel Emes) at a nounced by Norman Ladouceur, will be served.
Our meticulous attention to fine tailoring and
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general manager.
recent board meeting.
superb fitting, coupled with unparalleled personal
Also elected
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service,
offers that little bit more that makes
were Edward
SUSAN STRAUSS LIPSCHUTZ,
world of difference!
Miller a n d Hy-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ;
man Lipsitz, vice
Strauss of Orleans Pl., Southfield,
The men's clubs on Temple Beth ' ::*1
presidents; Na-
' received her PhD in philosophy
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from the University of Michigan. El, Temple of Is-
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A graduate of Smith College, Mrs. rael and Temple
B. Furst, treas-
Lipschutz has taught at the Uni- Emmanu - El are
CUSTOM
urer; Earl Ja-
TAILOR
versity of Denver for the past two jointly sponsor-
cobs, Joseph M.
years. She and her husband, Dr. ing "An Evening
Korman and Leo
Daniel Lipschutz, live in Ann Ar- With Theodore
Stein, trustees;
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bor with their two children.
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and Sam Levine,
Jacobs
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Just W. of Coolidge
cemetery chairman,
Emanu-EL.
Nathan Samet chaired the nom- Yiddish Folks Banquet
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Bikel, interna-
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Yiddish Folks Farein will hold tionally
famous
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Harry E. Citrin, Meyer I. Cooper. its 58th annual banquet and dance actor, singer, composer and lec-
Tues., Wed., Sat. to 6:30 Sun. 11 to 3
Samuel P. Havis and Harry Port- 6:30 p.m. Feb. 8 at the Young turer, will speak on "Youth on the
MICHIGAN BANKARD OR SECURITY
ner.
Israel Center of Oak-Woods.
Campus."
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