THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, September 4, 1970
Max Fisher Heads Committee
to Develop Downtown Area
Max Fisher has been named dent of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
chairman of the Detroit Renais- tion, and Taubman is a member of
sance steering committee, charged the Federation board of governors
with the formation of a corporation as well as former chairman of the
to develop land adjacent to the site Detroit Service Group of Federa-
of a proposed $150,000,000 domed tion.
sports stadium on Detroit's river-
Official confirmation of the De-
front.
troit Renaissance plans came
from Fisher by telephine from
Fisher's co-chairmen are Henry
Tel Aviv, where he was attend-
Ford II, Ford Motor Co. board
ing a conference of the reor-
chairman, and Robert M. Surdam,
ganized Jewish Agency (See
president of the National Bank of
Page 1).
Detroit.
Fisher said that before he ac-
Also on the 26-man committee
of business, financial and civic cepted the chairmanship, he made
all
the committee members agree
leaders are attorney Allen E.
Schwartz and A. Alfred Taubman, they would back him "with all the
power
at their disposal. They have
chairman of the board of the Taub-
man Co., Inc. Schwartz is presi- done so, and now our objective is
to get Detroit moving in the right
direction—upwards."
Although the group's greatest
emphasis will be on the downtown
area, it will consider development
potentials in the entire metropoli-
tan area.
JWV Women Award
Fisher told newsmen that he has
taken on the complex job for "per-
Plaque to Mrs. Meir
ATLANTA (JTA)—The National sonal" reasons: "The Detroit com-
Conference of the Ladies Auxiliary munity is responsible for my hav-
of Jewish War Veterans, which ing what I have today, and I want
to do my best to help repay the
held its annual meeting here, de-
cided to extend its national award city," he said.
JWV
to Israel Premier Golda Meir.
The award was extended at the
national banquet by the national
president, Mrs. Freida Alexander,
to the representative of Israel to
the Southeastern Region of the
United States, Consul General
Moshe Gilboa, who accepted on
Mrs. Gold Meir's behalf.
The inscription on the plaque
read, in part: "To the Honorable
Golda Meir, prime minister of the
State of Israel, woman of valor,
courage, and wisdom." Gilboa, who
was the main speaker at the Israel
session of -the JWV convention,
emphasized that Israel has dem-
onstrated its sincere desire to ex-
haust all chances offered by the
recent U.S. peace proposal, despite
the great risks it embodies for its
security and the maintenance of
the balance of power in the Middle
East.
'Mrs. John
John Nemon of Pierce
Ave., Southfield, was elected to
the budget committee and Mrs.
Jack Iden of Elgin Ave., Hunting-
ton Woods, was appointed nation-
al education and scholarship chair-
man at the National Ladies Auxil-
iary, Jewish War Veterans' 43rd
annual convention in Atlanta.
Frances L. Forman of Fall Riv-
er, Mass. was elected president.
The Michigan delegation was led
by Michigan Department President
.Mrs. Harry Friedman.
Hart-Romney Discussion
to Take Place Here
Sen, Philip Hart and Lenore
Romney will discuss foreign policy
issues at a meeting of the Detroit
Area Council on World Affairs
8 p.m. Sept. 18 at the Rackham
Memorial Building.
The meeting will be moderated
by Dr. J. F. Leddy, president of
the University of Windsor. Dinner
at 7 and the discussion are open
to the public.
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Volunteers for Sen. Hart
to Conduct Campaign
A statewide network of Volun-
teers for Hart groups will partici-
pate in a door-to-door fund raising
and literature distribution drive
for Sen. Philip A. Hart, Sept. 12
and 13.
Co-chairmen of the group are
Mrs. Nathan Millstein of Hunting-
ton Woods and Eugene Kuthy of
Orchard Lake.
City chairmen in the area are:
Beverly Hills—Mrs. Allen Zem-
mol and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Goren; Huntington Woods — Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Kurtzmann and Dr.
and Mrs. Sidney Hertz; Oak Park
—Al Swerdlow; Southfield — Allan
Sparage, Robert Reiss, Helene
Gottfried and Mrs. Freda Pantzer.
Both chairmen and volunteers
are being recruited.
A Kosher Kitchen in Korea
S. Z. Abramov
of Knesset to
Address ZOD
When good befalls a man he
calls it Providence, when evil,
The Jewish National Fund office Fate. —Knut Hamsun
will be open again on Sundays,
beginning Sept. 13, from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
JNF Sunday Hours Told
There is nothing more impress-
ive than spontaneous prayer, be-
cause
it involves long and arduous
S. Z. Abramov, a member of
the Knesset, will speak on "Amer- preparation. — George Bernard
ican Zionism and Its Relevancy to Shaw
Israel Today" at
the Zionist Or-
ganization of De-
troit's first meet-
Orchestra and Entertainment
ing of the season
8:30 p.m. Thurs-
day at the Zion-
ist Cultural Cen-
ter.
Abramov, who
practices law in
Tel Aviv, is a
Abramov
member of the
economic affairs and law and
constitution committees of the
Knesset. He has represented Is-
rael at the Council of Europe in
Strasbourg, France, since 1963.
Walter S. Nussbaum, program
chair m a n, will introduce the
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Dr. Joel I .Hamburger, presi-
dent, and Dr. Sidney Z. Leib, mem-
bership chairman, invited prospec-
tive members to acquaint them-
selves with' the work of the Zion-
ist Organization of America.
Refreshments will be served.
There will be no charge. For in-
formation, call the ZOD office,
353-3636.
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(second from right), Jewish chaplain in
Korea, and two other Jewish servicemen partake of a typical meal
prepared in Korea's newly established "kosher kitchen" by Yung
Ja Kim, an experienced kosher cook. The kitchen features evrything
from gefilte fish to matzo balls and bagels, all prepared by Miss
Kim at the 8th Field Army Support Command in Yongsan. One of
only two in the republic, the kosher mess hall services eight or
more men daily. The chaplain also secures kosher food items
through special commissary orders for at least 10 Jewish families
in the Seoul area. Miss Kim has 10 years' experience as a kosher
cook and prepares the food in strict accordance with kashrut require-
ments. The National Jewish Welfare Board also furnishes canned
meats to Jewish soldiers lacking access to a kosher mess hall.
From September 1 through September 11, open
every evening except Saturday until 8 o'clock.
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