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Early Mailings
Due for Hanuka
Dolins to Host Reception
for fonds' Medical Unit
The deadline for mailing Hanuka
packages to servicemen stationed
overseas is quickly approaching,
according to Sam Gilmore, director
of Service to Military Families for
the Southeastern Michigan Chap-
ter, American Red Cross.
Gilmore says the type of gift to
send depends on individual prefer-
ences, needs and the serviceman's
Dr. and Mrs. Simon Donn will
location. Homemade items includ-
host a leadership reception for
ing baked goods and sweaters are
high on servicemen's gift prefer-
members and friends of the
ence lists, he adds.
medical community 8 p.m. Oct
28 at their home, 28500 Bell,
Suggested mailing deadlines for
Southfield. The affair Is in ad-
surface and air travel are: PAL
vance of the second annual Is-
(Parcel Airlift) — Pal mailing
rael Bond Medical Division
costs the regular parcel post rates
to the APO or FPO departure Dinner, at which Dr. Dolin will
be toastmaster, Nov. 18 at Cong.
point plus 51.00 for air service
Shaarey Zedek. Henry Lev y,
from your city to the overseas
former
European director gen-
base. Packages are accepted up
to 30 pounds in weight and 60 eral of MIAS, will be guest
inches in combined length and speaker at the reception.
girth. The mailing deadline is Nov.
27.
New Service Given
SAM (Space Available Mail) —
Parcel post rate to APO or FPO by Social Security
departure point is the only fee.
Sam F. Test, district manager of
SAM parcels can be up to five the Detroit Northwest Social Se-
pounds in weight and 60 inches in curity Office, has announced a
combined length and girth. Pack- unique new concept in service to
ages are airlifted overseas from the public.
the APO or FPO departure point.
Recognizing that often it is a
The mailing deadline is Nov. 20.
real inconveniece to the public to
Air Parcel Post—For small pack- get to the office to file a claim
age mailing, Air Parcel Post and that often there is a lengthy
should be considered. The mailing wait for their visitors, the local
deadline is Dec. 11.
office invites prospective applicants
to telephone first before visiting
the office.
The least one can accomplish
by phoning first is to find cut
exactly what to bring if an in-
person visit is required. At most,
Cites Biblical Right
one can actually file an entire
application by telephone.
of Jews to Palestine
Editor, The Jewish News:
The office has special representa-
Amos 9:15: "And I will plant tives on its staff who handle -noth-
them upon Their - Land, and they ing but "Teleservice." They may
shall no more be pulled up out of fill out every item on the applica-
their land which I have given tion over the telephone, and then
them, saith the Lord thy God."
send it back for signature; to be
. . . Notice it says the Jews returned with birth certificate,
would no more be pulled up out marriage certificate, W-2 Form
of their land which God gave to and. any other documents that -will
them. So this means the land be- be needed to support the claim.
longs to the Jews and that the re-
Those who prefer a face-to-face
turn of the Jews—Israel becoming interview may still visit the office
a state in May 1948 with Jeru- in person. However, many people
salem their capital in 1967—is the who need to file an application
prefer to use the telephone and not
Will of God.
Amos 9:15 is the legal claim of have to take time off from work.
One example would be a person
the Jews to own Palestine.
working full time who needs to
LOUIS PODA
enroll for Medicare.
17211 Ornira
Detroit, 48203
LETTER BOX
Nasser Story an Old One
Editor, The Jewish News:
- Quote: "His (Nasser's) Presi-
dency was consumed and shadowed
by the struggle with Israel. He had
' vowed to ride triumphant into Tel
Aviv. Instead, he died with the
Middle East more aflame than
ever . . ."
He was not the first one: Kautzki
Kawautzki, the Syrian rebel, had
the same intention (he had a white
horse in mind; otherwise, he
"would not do it"), but he did not
get further than Latrun, where a
shallow grave is still marked by
some fanatics.
To-sum it up: It never paid for
any biblical nor modern Pharaoh
to tangle with the children of
Israel.
ERIC LIND
Business
Brevities
Edgar M. Bronfman, • president
of JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM AND
SONS, INC., has announced the
appointment of Arthur F. Murphy
as president of Seagram Distillers
Co. division. Bronfman announced
simultaneously the appointment of
Alvin Fleischman as president of
Calvert Distillers Co., succeeuing
Murphy in that post Fleischman,
has been executive vice president
of the Four Roses Distillers Co.
division.
.
Citizens Mortgage Corp. an-
nounced the promotion of three
senior executives and a realign-
ment of executive responsibilities.
EDWARD W. SCHWARZ, former-
ly assistant to president" Harold
N. Finney, was promoted to ex-
ecutive vice president. DAVID M.
A group of nearly 40 lay leaders KAHRNOFF, formerly treasurer,
will participate in the American was named vice president and
ORT Federation's three-week treasurer. JOHN F. BURNIE, for-
study mission to Israel and Ge- merly vice president, was named
neva, scheduled to leave New York senior vice president
Nov. 1. .
Three Detroiters will participate
in the study mission, it was an-
nounced by Dr. William Haber,
president of the American- ORT
Sidney Spitz Associates corpo-
Federation. They are Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel S. Simmer and Dr. Sbmar- rate development specialists an-
ya Kleinman, who is a member of nounced this week that Republic
Powdered . Metals, Inc., Medina,.
the board of American ORT.
The mission participants will 0., has acquired Mac-O-Lac Paints
make an extensive survey of the of Detroit. Walter L. Field is the
MacO-Lac president and founder.
ORT schools in Israel.
‘3 Detroiters Join
ORTStudyMission
Republic Metals
Absorbs Mac-O-Lac
People
Make News
TIE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 23, 1970-37
Enjoy your party
Glorifying Piracy
The ordinary man would rather
read the life of the cruellest pir-
ate that ever lived than of the
An exhibition by the Panamanian wisest philosopher. —Robert Lynd
painter, ADRIANO HERRERA-
BARRIA, opened Tuesday at the
art gallery of the Jewish Agency,
515 Park Ave., New York, under
auspices of the United Nations
Delegation of Panama and the
Israel-Ibero American Cultural In-
stitute. It will continue through
Nov. 7.
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while we do the work
serving and dean up.
call Alice, 354-5676
g3rencia's g3eauty
GILBERT F. RICHARDS, presi-
dent and general manager of the
Budd Company Automotive Divi-
sion, has been selected as general
chairman of the 1970 anniversary
dinner sponsored by the Detroit
Round Table of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews, to
be held Dec. 16 at Cobo Hall.
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DR. RICHARD MERSON, son of
Shirley Merson and the late Louis
Merson, moved Oct 1 to Roches-
ter, Minn., where he is on the staff
of section and speech pathology at
the Mayo Clinic.
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Prof. NISSAN BACK, acting di-
rector of the school of pharmacy
of the Hebrew University of Jeru-
salem, has been awarded the E.
K. Frie Medal for his research in
the field of proteolytic enzyme in-
hibitors. The award. named in
honor of a leading West German
scientist, was presented to Prof.
Back at a recent meeting in Ham-
burg in connection with Prof.
Frie's 80th birthday.
The Michigan Beer and Wine
Wholesalers Association recently
presented the Distinguished Serv-
ice Award to brothers SEYMOUR
and HAROLD PODOLSKY. Rae W.
Dehncke, executive manager of the
association, presented the award in
appreciation for the many years
of service rendered by the Podol-
sky family to the association. Own-
ers of Beverage Distribution Co.,
Southgate, the Podolsky family is
known in the Downriver communi-
ties. Seymour is a past president
of the Wyandotte Kiwanis Club
and a member of the board of di-
rectors of the Downriver YMCA.
Harold is S' member of the board
of directors of the Wyandotte Sav-
ings Bank, a past president of the
Wyandotte Rotary Club and a past
president of the Southern Wayne
County Chamber of Commerce.
2 Guerrillas Killed
by Israeli Patrol
TEL AVIV — (JTA) — An Isra-
eli patrol killed two Arab guerillas
in a clash near Biranit in Upper
Galilee Sunday night without sus-
taining casualties.
The guerillas were identified as
Members of the Syrian sponsored
Al Saiaa organization. They wore
camouflage uniforms and carried
Russian-made Kalachnikof rifles.
The encounter was the second
since Saturday near the Lebanese
border Which seems to be shaping
up as the new focal point of gue-
rilla activity. All other fronts re-
mained quiet.
The last shelling of an Israeli
settlement from Jordanian terri-
tory occurred Aug.-25.
An Arab terrorist who crossed
Jordan into Israel was killed Sat-
urday when he stepped on a mine
in the Nahal Argaman sector in
the Jordan basin.
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BERNARD GOODMAN, 22020
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nomics at Wayne State University,
has been selected to serve on the
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Foun-
dation -selection committee. Dr.
Goodman will work with other edu-
cators from Michigan and Ohio uni-
versities to select nominees for
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