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Suburban Hills Afranges Gallery Event

Prof. Leonard Moss of the de-
partment of anthropology at Wayne
State University was among those
Detroiters who returned their
Mobil credit cards as a protest
ligainst Mobil's bowing to the Arab
boycott.
In his letter to the district sales
office of Mobil in Birmingham, he
wrote:
"Recent pronouncements by Raw-
leigh Warner, Jr., chairman of
your corporate board, appear to

Center Art Groups

to Visit Toledo Show

The Gallery Tours groups of the
Jewish Center will visit the Toledo
Museum of Art Thursday, led by
Mrs. Deanna Sperka. The group
will leave by bus at 9 a.m., from
the 10 Mile branch.
The museum is featuring more
than 100 18th Century paintings
from Italy. The 80-artist exhibition
is the result of four years of inter-
national negotiations by directors
of the museums of Toledo, Chicago
and Minneapolis.
For reservations, call the Center,
DI 14200, ext. 269.

SOLOMON ROTHENBERG, an
associate of the Harry J. Altick
Agency, State Mutual of America,
received an award for qualifying
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with total sales of over $2,000,000
last year.

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Another Blood Bank Rally

Items to be sold at the charity antique auction scheduled by
Suburban Hills Chapter, Women's American ORT, for 2 p.m. Sunday,
draw the attention of (from left) Mesdames Morris Wexler, president;
Robert Silver, hostess chairman; Leonard Crane, Martin S. Bern-
stein, auction chairman, and C. B. Charles, gallery owner and
auctioneer. The event will be held at C. B. Charles Gallery.

Annual Aliya Conference
to Be at Center March 28

The second annual aliya confer-
ence will be held 3 p.m. March 28
at the Jewish Center. ^
Sponsors of the conference stated:
"There is a great desire to have
people immigrate to Israel, and
there are many reasons for them
to do so. However, we want people
to come to Israel only because
they really want to, because they
have a deep desire to help build
Israel into a strong country. We
hope that this conference will open
new doors for them."
Ten Israeli professionals and
shlihim will participate in the con-
ference. Panels will be held on the
following subjects:
1. Professional and work op-
portunities in Israel.

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2. Business opportunities in
Israel.
3. Opportunities for youth in
Israel.kibutz and study.
4. How one goes about going
on aliya.
The chairman of the aliya con-
ference will be Dr. Eugene Pious.
David Lev, a special emissary
from the American Zionist Youth
Foundation, will be the guest
speaker.
Dr. Ami Glasman, civil engi-
neering department, Haifa Tech-
nion; Prof. M. Czudnowski, politi-
cal science department, Hebrew
University; and Joseph Shavit, Is-
rael Aliya Center, Ndv York, will
speak on professional and job op-
portunities. Zeev Ben-David, area
representative, Israel Aliya; and
Laible Hoffmitz, regional director,
LZOA Detroit, will speak on busi-
ness opportunities.
Michelle Kaplan, Israel Aliya
Center New York; Eliav Naharin,
Hebrew department, Jewish Com-
munity Center; and Yitzhak Mar-
galit, Hebrew department, Jewish
Center; will speak on youth work,
study, kibatz.
Aliya Day is sponsored by Israel
Aliya Center, Zionist Federation of
Detroit, Labor Zionist Organization
of Detroit, Zionist Organization of
Detroit, Hashomer Hatzair, Council
of Orthodox Rabbis of Detroit, As-
sociation of Americans and Cana-
dians for Aliya and Jewish Com-
munity Center.

Alice Lipsky Planning
Wedding to Mr. Turett

The next blood bank rally for the
Bnai Brith lodges and chapters will
be held 5-10 p.m. Monday and
Tuesday at Pepper School.
Twenty-five lodges and 25 chap-
ters have been responsible for the
distribution of over 19,000 pints of
blood to Bnai Brith members and
their families. The bank is one of
the largest of its kind in the coun-
try.
Mrs. Isadore Perlmutter and
Henry Cohn, co-chairmen, have
urged the membership to attend
the rally to assure an adequate
supply of blood to be on hand to
meet urgent needs.

Dr. YEHUDA COHEN, director
of secondary education at Mercy
College, recently represented the
college at the annual conference
of the American Association of
Colleges for Teacher Education in
Chicago. Dr. Cohen was discussion
leader at the clinic on human rela-
tions.

establish Mobil Oil as an arm of
American foreign policy In the
Mediterranean. I was quite una-
ware that the Department of State
and Mobil Oil were one and the
same.
"The support of the Arabic anti-
Israel boycott, directly or indirect-
ly, places your corporation in an
anti-Israel posture. Doubtlessly,
your business with Libya is im-
portant for your profits. Within
our system of free enterprise, you
are free to do business with whom
you wish. I, in turn, am free,to do
business with whom I wish.
"I do not wish to do business
with .Mobil Oil. Enclosed are my
two credit cards, please cancel
them."

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Elaine to Ronald Turett, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Turett of Glen
Cove Ave., Farmington. Miss
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Wayne State University's college
of education.
Mr. Turett was graduated from
the Walsh College of Accountancy.
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