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February 12, 1971 - Image 14

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1971-02-12

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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E. Historian, --
Dr. Zvi Ankori,
to Speak Tuesday

Me

Dr. Zvi Ankori, Mid East his-
torian and director of the Center
of Israel and JeWish Studies of
Columbia University, will speak
to the adult study institute of Ades
Shalom Synagogue, 8:45 p.m. Tues-
day at Hillel Day School. -
His topic will be "Lost Jewish
Communities."
Dr. Ankori, a member of the
faculty of Hebrew University, is
chairman of the
Ben-Zvi Institute
for Research on
Oriental Jewries.
His main schol-
arly interest is
in the meeting of
Judaism, Chris-
tianity and Islam
in the eastern
basin of the Medi-
terranean. He haspublished several
books and articles on the Jewish
communities that flourished under
the Byzantine and Turkish em-
pires.
Coffee and cake will follow the
lecture. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal
will be discussion moderator.
Dr. Ankori's lecture is the third
in a 10-week series of the adult
study institute. The series is open
to nonmembers. The Feb. 23
speaker will be Dr. August Ker-
ber, educational sociologist at
Wayne State University.
An hour study session, begin-
ning at 7:45, precedes the lectures.
Subjects include beginner's He-
brew, Jewish observances, high-
lights of the Jewish liturgy and a
look at the Mishna.

Business
Brevities

-RabbinicalCouncil
Executive VP to
Dr. Joel I. Hamburger, presi- Talk at Oak-Woods

ZOD Planning
Youth Night

dent of the Zionist Organization of
Detroit, announces the appointment
of Dr. George A. Dean as chair-
man of the youth committee of the
ZOD.
Dr. Dean is forming Masada
groups of high school and college-
age students to
carry out the na-
tional youth pro-
gram of the Zion-
i s t Organization
of America. He
obtained the pro-
fessional services
of Annajean Bet-
man, a Wayne
State University
graduate, to assist
in the formation. Dr. Dean
and act as adviser to the proposed
Masada program.
Youth Night at the ZOD will take
place 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the
Zionist Cultural Center. High
school and college students are
invited. Information also will be
available on scholarships for ZOA
summer camps, both in Michigan
and in Israel.
A program "Pilgrimage 1970,"
will be presented by members of
United Synagogue Youth who visit-
ed Israel last summer. There is
no charge. Refreshments will be
served.
For information, call the ZOD
office, 353-3636.
Dr. Dean, a member of the
board of directors of the ZOD, is
an instructor in the department of
community and family medicine
of Wayne State University's school
of medicine. He is on the staff of
Grace, Brent and Plymouth Gen-
eral hospitals.

French Consistory Needs
Aid but Activities Go On

PARIS (JTA)—The central con-
sistory of French Jews, which
pays for the upkeep of synagogues
and other religious institutions, is
in "very serious" financial diffi-
culties, its president, Baron Main
de Rothschild, reported recently
at the consistory's annual assem-
*
bly here.
He told the 100 delegates that
the consistory has nevertheless
expanded its activities in cultural
A plan to promote Israel prod- and religious fields over the past
ucts and to benefit Israel is under year and intends to continue to
way by Larry Reich, president of do so next year.
Adler-Reese Jewelry in Oak
Park's Lincoln Center. Reich has
a franchise for Israeli-crafted jew-
elry, and is offering to donate all
profits to the state of Israel.
The first shipment includes pen-
dants, rings, pins, charms and ear-
rings. All items are made of 14-
and 18-Carat gold and are set with
opals, pearls, garnets, lapis, tur-
quoise, coral, green onyx and jade.
"This collection shows pride in
craftsmanship of many Israeli
artisans," said Reich.

HANK GLUCKMAN, Detroit in
terior designer, has been elected
to professional membership in the
National Society of Interior De-
signers, it was announced in New
York by Arturo Pini di San Min-
iato, national president of the NSID.

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Adler-Reese Selling
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Rabbi Israel Klavan, executive

vice president of the Rabbinical
Council of America, will deliver

the annual Benz Memorial Lecture

RABBI ISRAEL KLAVAN

in memory of Joseph Benz at the
Young Israel Center of Oak-Woods
8:45 p.m. Thursday.
Dr. Klavan will speak on "Trends
in Tradition," an "analysis of the
polarization within the religious
Jewish community."
In his present post since 1950,
Rabbi Klavan has traveled exten-
sively throughout the world and
has frequently appeared on na-
tional radio and television as a
spokesman for traditional Jewry.
His lecture is the second in a
series sponsored by Young Israel
congregation of Greenfield and
Oak-Woods.

Arab Press Tosses Up
`Diaspora' Agency Idea

JERUSALEM (ZINS) — T h e
Arab press continues to write
about an idea receiving serious at-
tention in the Arab world to este-
bliih an international Arab
Agency modeled after the Zionist
version, the Jewish Agency for
Israel.
They note the great accomplish-
ments of the Jewish Agency over
the years, and the fact that there
is a sufficient number of Arabs
living abroad to constitute a "dies-
pore" such as the one which ap-
plies to the Jews.
They envisage that such an Arab
Agency could become an import-
ant political asest in the ongoing
struggle between the Arab world
and the state of Israel.

Justice Williams
to Be on Program
of Purim Event

Michigan Supreme Court Justice
G. Mennen Williams will be
among the notables giving special
tribute to Wayne
County Circuit
Court Judge
Nathan J. Kauf-
man when he is
hoonred guest at
the annual
Landsman-
shaften Purim
celebration,
March 11 at
Cong. Bnai
Justice Williams David.
The event is sponsored by the
Landsmanshaften Committee for
the Jewish National Fund.
Justice Williams is a former
six-term Michigan governor and
was - undersecretary of state for
African affairs in the Johnson
administration.
Judge Kaufman
.
has long been
active In Zionist causes.

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