THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

ZOD Membership Campaign Goes On American Scholars Join Committee
Sponsoring Poet Regelson's Works

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At a second report meeting of the membership campaign com-
mittee of the Zionist Organization of Detroit, plans were made for a
champagne cocktail membership party, together with the annual
installation of officers, June 16 at the Zionist Cultural Center. Shown
at the meeting are (from left) seated: Mrs. Jack R. Greenberg, Dr.
Joel I. Hamburger, Mrs. Sanford A. Bennett, Dr. Sidney Z. Leib,
chairman of the membership committee, Mrs. Leib, Mrs. I. Walter
Silver, publicity chairman and hostess; and Mrs. Louis Panush;
standing: Dr. I. Walter Silver, host, Herzl Shur, Mrs. Shur, Dr. San-
ford A. Bennett, Mrs. Samuel Gold, executive secretary of ZOD, Wil-
liam M. Fleisher, Mrs. Norma Hudosh, Louis Panush, president of
ZOD, Mrs. Joel I. Hamburger and Dr. Jack R. Greenberg. Not pic-
tured are Judge and Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Friedlaender, Mrs. Sidney Brand, Judge and Mrs. Irwin Burdick,
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Mrs. Sol Lifsitz and Dr. Meyer Zeff.

Local Zionist Federation Assembly
Names National Parley Delegation

Seven delegates were chosen to
represent Detroit at the first con-
ference of the American Zionist
Federation to be held in Phila-
delphia May 28-31.
At the Detroit Zionist Federa-
tion assembly held at the Jewish
Center Monday evening, delegates
representing all local Zionist or-
ganizations and a number of frat-
ernal groups selected the follow-
ing as the community's delegation:
Dr. Arthur Feuer, Mrs. Doris
Fishman, Morris Lifshay, Rabbi
Leo Goldman, Aaron Kutnick, Dr.
Sidney Leib and Philip Slomovitz.
Alternate delegates in the order
of their preference to serve as
delegates will be: Zvi Tomkiewicz,
Mesdames Adele Mondry, Sophie
Zislin, Sidney Leib, Norma Hudosh
and Tillie Panush.

It was announced that Louis
Panush and Leonard Itadner
will be delegates representing
the Zionist Organization of
America; Mrs. Philip Slomovitz,
representing Hadassah national-
ly; Morris Lieberman, an offi-
cial national labor Zionist dele-
gate.

The Detroit delegation will in-

Janice Scherock Married
to James Carl Clement

MRS. JAMES CLEMENT

Janice Elizabeth Scherock and
James Carl Clement were united
in marriage Saturday evening at
the Raleigh House. Rabbi M. Rob-
ert Syme officiated.
Parents of the bride are Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Scherock of Lucerne
Dr., Southfield and Mrs. George
Canale of St. Clair Shores and the
late James Clement.
Attending the bride were Carol
Blondy, Dinah Scherock and Naida
Simon. Ushers were Kenneth How-
ell, Joseph T. Clement, and Thom-
as Miriani. Sandra Miriani, the
niece of the bridegroom, acted as
flower girl.
After a honeymoon in the Virgin
Islands, the couple will reside in
Troy. -

Memorial Park Dedicated
for Haifa Mayor, Khoushy

HAIFA — A 300-acre park in
memory of Haifa Mayor Abba
Khoushy was recently dedicated
at Mt. Carmel.
The park is being planted by
the Jewish National Fund on be-
half of a public committee which
raised funds for the project in
Israel.
The park, situated between the
Technion and the Haifa Univer-
sity, will feature sports and rec-
reation facilities and a road net-
work linking the sightseeing obser-
vation points , estAhlished in the

OAK PARK
WATCH REPAIR

Subscriptions at $30 for the set
American and Israeli scholars
have joined in forming a commit- are being taken by the Regelson
tee to encourage the purchase of Book Committee, 18 Rehov Hap-
• Selected fine Jewelry
the poetic works of Abraham Re- ninim, N'vei Ephraim, Israel.
and Diamonds
gelson, noted Israeli poet.
Large Selection of
With Israel's President Zalman
Fine Opal Jewelry
DICK STEIN
Shazar as an honorary committee
Precepts
Watch
and Jewelry Repair
member, the group has selected
five books of Regelson's writings
THE DICK STEIN ORCHESTRA
IRV ASHIN
AND
for distribution in the United States
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and Britain as well as in Israel.
THE JEEP SMITH ORCHESTRA
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The selected works are:
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Post Office
"Engraved Are Thy Letters,"
poems; "Fountain of the Horse "
tales from Greek mythology;
"Mighty Ones of Thought," "Heark-
enings to Latterday Sages," "House
of the Spark," sights and legends;
WHERE
"Chaff of World," 99 discourses.
Having completed this series of
new works, Regelson now is at
work on a new series mainly in
the field of juvenile literature.
SO DOES

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dude Rabbi Hayim Donin of Cong.
Bnai David, who will be a fraternal
Detroit delegate.

The assembly on Monday eve-
ning was addressed by Pinhas
Cruso, New York Labor Zionist
leader, who expressed confidence
that the new American Zionist
Federation will re-establish pres-
tive of Zionism in this country.
Isidore Shrodeck, interim chair-
man of the Detroit Zionist Federa-
tion, who presided at Monday's
assembly, announced that addi-
tional fraternal delegates will be
welcomed and local organizations
and congregations are asked to
communicate with him for certifi-
cation of the delegates.
The founding convention of the
American Zionist Federation, at
the Sheraton Hotel, Philadelphia,
will be addressed by the top per-
sonalities in plenary and workshop
sessions, including Rabbi Arthur
Hertzberg of Englewood, N.J.,
author, lecturer and member of
the Jewish Agency Executive; Dr.
Arnuif Pins, chairman of the
American Zionist Youth Founda-
tion; Dr. Judah Shapiro, educator
and writer; Avraham Schenker,
head of the organization and infor-
mation department of the World
Zionist Organization; Rabbi Ema-
nuel Rackman of the Jewish
Agency and Yeshiva University;
Jacques Torczyner, president of
the Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica; Israel Ambassador Yitzhak
Rabin; Dr. Emanuel Neumann,
chairman of the Jewish Agency
American Section; Mrs. Charlotte
Jacobson, member of the Jewish
Agency Executive; Louis Pincus,
chairman of the Jewish Executive;
Rabbi Israel Miller, interim chair-
man of the Federation; Senator
Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, minor-
ity leader of the U.S. Senate; Dr.
Seymour P. Lachman, chairman
of the convention; Marie Syrkin,
author and editor; Mrs. Rose Hal-
prin, chairman, World Jewish Con-
gress — American Section; Ehud
Avriel, chairman, World Zionist
General Council, and other na-
tional leaders.

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Seymour Graubard, New York
attorney and civic leader, was
elected national chairman of the
Anti-Defamation League of Bnai
Brith at the 57th annual meeting
of the league's national com-
mission in New York. Graubard,
who had served as chairman of
the league's national executive
committee, succeeds to the post
previously held by the late
Seymour Dalsimer.

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Activities

TIKVAH CHAPTER will mee
noon Tuesday at Cong. Beth ,Hil
lel. The entertainment for this
paid-up membership affair will be
a talk by Bernard Isaacs, educa-
tor and author. A barbecue lunch-
eon will be served. All members
who have paid their dues (also
payable at the door) are invited.

Oakland Century Lodge will in-
stall Maurice Rosender as presi-
dent 8 p.m. Monday at the Raleigh
House. Installing officer will be
the first vice
president of the
District 6 Grand
Lodge, Sol Moss.
Rosender is one
of the founders of
the lodge and is
active in C o n g.
Adas Shalom and
Israel Bonds. The
Rosender
following also will
be installed as vice-presidents:
Erwin Bunin, Sidney Freedland,
and Leo Berlin. Outgoing president
is Bernard Allaun.

PROF. FREDERICK G. C.
ROSE, director of the Institute for
Folklore and German Ethnology
in Berlin, will speak on "Winds of
Change in Central Australia," 8
p.m. today at Wayne State Univer-
sity, the University Center Build-
ing. His talk, which is open to the
public, is sponsored by the WSU
anthropology club, the anthropol-
ogy department, Center for Urban
Studies and the Detroit Area Coun-
cil of World Affairs.

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