nai Brith Lodges Boost Israel Bonds" i At the Albert Einstein Lodge and Chapter, Bnai Brith, leadership reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dorfman, at which a total of S60,000 in Israel Bonds was subscribed, are (from left) seated: Lena Yoffee, president of the chapter; Henry Levy, former JDC director in Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria and North Africa, guest speaker; and Mala Dorfman, hostess and chapter Israel Bond co-chairman. Standing: Henry Dorfman, host; Myra Berman, chapter Israel Bond chairman; Eric Rosenow, president of the lodge; and Leon Weber- man, lodge Israel Bond chairman. The reception was held in ad- vance of the annual Einstein Israel Bond dinner-dance, scheduled for 8:15 p.m. Jan. 31 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Sarah Rubine, Israeli musical comedy star, will be guest artist. Hy Kalus, director of the Israel Habima Theater, will be guest speaker. Eric Rosenow and his Continentals will provide the music. For reservations, call the Israel Bond office, 352-6770. * * Members of Downtown- Fox Lodge and Chapter, Bnai Brith, at their recent IsraelNight, purchased $10,200 in Israel Bonds. With Mrs. Sam Dante, chapter president, and Fed- eral Judge Law- rence Gubow, guest speaker, are (standing, from left) Maurice Vic- tor, who chaired the meeting; Max Schulzinger, lodge Israel Bond chair- man; and Larry Pianin, lodge pres- ident. Honor Babel With Bnai Brith Award nual meeting, Feb. 22, in New York. Predominantly a short story writer, Mr. Babel achieved inter- national fame in the 1920s with publication of "Odessa Tales" on The $1,000 literary prize, estab- Jewish life in his native city, and lished in 1966 by Bnai Brith's com- "Red Cavalry," fictionalized ac- mission on adult Jewish education, counts of his experiences as a is given annually to a writer who, correspondent riding with the Red in his total works, "makes a posi- Cossacks. tive contribution to contemporary literature by his authentic inter- pretation of Jewish life and values." Mr. Babel, who was imprisoned by Soviet officials in 1939 and died while in custody, is the first writer to be chosen for the Bnai Brith Tucker Lodge will sponsor a talk award posthumously. by Rabbi Milton Arm of Cong. Beth Presentation will be made to Achim on "The Problems Facing Nathalie Babel, the author's daugh- the Jew in Today's Troubled So- ter, at an awards luncheon during ciety," 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Oak the Bnai Brith commission's an- Park Community Center. Refresh- ments will be served. The public is invited. Bnai Brith announces the selec- tion of Isaac Babel, the late Soviet writer, as recipient of its 1970 Jew- ish Heritage Award for "excellence in Jewish literature." g jinai ;Activities * Bnai Brith Offers Gibraltar Stamps • —Drawing by John ISAAC BABEL Martinez WASHINGTON — Bnai Brith is offering a limited supply of British Commonwealth first-day stamp covers honoring the bicentenary of Gibraltar's Shaar Hashamayin Synagogue. The commemorative cover fea- tures a cancellation mark depict- ing a seven-branched menora on a colorful three-penny stamp showing pictures of Queen Eliza- beth and an ocean liner that passes through the Straits of Gibralter. The envelope bears engravings of a Star of David and the Rock of Gibralter, and wording noting the synagogue's 200th anniversary. Copies at $1 each may be obtain- ed from the Bnai Brith Klutznick Exhibit Hall, Rhode Island Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. Men's Clubs , THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 23, 1970-27 Overdose of `Shtet1 Yarns' Fed to Youth, Writer Say • THE GREATER DETROIT Jewish youth has been given an SCRAP METAL ASSOCIATION, overdose of so-called "shtetl" at its annual election, elected Mar- literature this past year, Charles tin Shulman, president; Jack Mill- Raddock declared in summing up er and Louis Freeman, vice presi- 1969's American books of Jewish dents; Jerry Sipher and Phil Fealk, interest for the young. secretaries; Herb Rosen, treasur- What they should be getting in- er; and Ben Davis, sergeant-at- , stead, said Raddock, newspaper- arms. man and author of a world history * * * of the Jews, "Portrait of a Peo- AESCULAPIAN PHARMACEU- ple," is the authentic Jewish epic TICAL ASSOCIATION will hold retold for them by authors whose its installation dinner 6:30 p.m. creative insights are not limited by Wednesday at the Rascal House. a "shtetl" psychology, as none of Officers for 1970 are Aaron Karp, them could measure up to the mas- president; Max Millman, vice pres- ter story-teller of all, Sholom Alei- ident; Michael Wainer, treasurer; chem. and Asher Smith and Phillip Raddock has been experimenting Shiener, secretaries. For reserva- for the young American reader tions, call Harry Katzman, 358- with authentic historical material. 0085; Charles Tennen, 542-2999; or Smith, GR 4-5557 or GR 4-3855. Definitely Different! * * BNAI DAVID MENS CLUB will hear Dr. Marvin Weckstein, psy- chiatristat Sinai Hospital, 8:30 eY p.m. Thursday at the synagogue. I He will speak on the "Role of the HATTIE Psychiatrist in Pressures of Mod- ern Living, Drug Abuse and Youth SCHWARTZ Rebellion." Friends are welcome. 356-8563 * * gnvitations His first such effort was a three- part historical fiction in "World Over," national magazine for Jew- ish youth, this month. 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