28—Friday, May 19, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Men's Clubs

men - s conclave Aided by Detroiter

Book by Anti-Zionist
Rabbi Repeats Hate
of Judaism Council(

Austrian Says Jerusalem -
Is City of Harmony

JERUSALEM ( J T A) — Dr.
Alpha Omega Fraternity, Detroit
Rudolph Kirchschlaeger, the
Foreign Minister of Austria, said
Detroiter I. Murray Jacobs is Ile has taken on the full re- Alumni Chapter, will hold its an-
Rabbi David Goldberg has writ-
the situation in Jerusalem could
supervising the plans for the 43rd sponsibility as a result of the ill- nual installation cocktail buffet
6:30 p m. May 27 ten a book, which Impress House, serve as an example to the world
annual convention of the National • ness of Paul Goldberg of Con-
New Yeti:, has published for him,
of how people of different nation-
at th e Raleigh
federation of Jewish Men's Clubs,inecticut. who was named national
in which he pursues the campaign alities and faiths can live together
House T h e fol-
which will be held in Miami Beach chairman of the 1972 convention.
against Zionism .
May 25 June 1 ,
in harmony. The Austrian diplomat
lowing
officers
"Jewish Identification—If Not
In "Come, Let Us Reason To- who toured East Jerusalem visit-
will be installed:
Now. When?" is the theme of the
;;ether."
he
blames
the
Zionists
ing Christian, Moslem and Jewish
Drs John Cohen.
convention_ Included in the ells-
president: Arnold for the religious development in shrines, was accompanied
tY
cussior s will be the relationship
Israel.
Mayor Teddy Kollek.
Kollin,
president-
of American Jew s to the state of
Among other arguments agast
elect: War re n
Israel
Tessler and Sam Zionism, he makes this appeal:
Buster- Brown . . .
Principal speakers will be
Weiner, secre- "What wilt we, Liberal Jews of
Marvin
Mandel, governor of
America, be doing in the next jcle-
taries:
Arnold
Kali-Steniks . .
Maryland; and Vosef Tekoah,
Dr. Cohen
Golnick, treasur- cade or two to arm against Zion-
Israel ambassador to the United
ist
effort
to
put
the
religious
yre
jumping
Jacks . . .
er: Robert Galin. treasurer-elect:
Nations.
John Marx, editor; and Ronald of Israel upon our necks?"
Sabel
Prescription
Past president Morton Tabas, of Miller, sergeant-at-arms. Dr. Law-
He doesn't miss a trick. For )ex-
Elkins Park. Pa., will make the rence Krasne, international ample, he utilizes the roles of Dr.
presentation of the organization's president of the fraternity, will Judah Magnes and Dr. Martin
annual awar t for Distinguished
Buher as supporters of the THUD
he special guest.
Service to Jewry to Ambassador
movement in Palestine to base tap-
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Tekoah.
on
it an attack on "Ben-Gurior's
Temple Beth El Men's Club at
Included on the convention com- its 53rd annual meeting elected conception of Jewish statehood "
mittee under Goldberg and Ja- Jerome Reiss president. Other
Who is the author of this boiyk- '
cobs are Detroiters Leonard E. officers are Stuart A. Graff and
let" Judging by the photo on he
Baron. Abraham Katzman and
Lee J. Marks,I llvleaf. one wouldn't imagine t tat
Abraham Satovskv.
vice
•
presi d ents :
Rabbi David Goldberg was 8Q--
Robert L. Rosen- his birth is traced to Russia f in
•l'ara-Nlilitary Outpost
bush, treasurer:
1886. His many positions, as a w -it-
and Harold Jo- ter, etc., are listed and it is Ix-
the
Kibutz Afik
sephson and -sasjods paunop tusirpne e
Douglas A. Schu- triejdxa saopteto puv „"cino.Lt
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Nahal Gol-
Because We Care
bot, secretaries. -10.1 tuetinsuoa Io isod ayt 5140,4
an, for four years a pars-military
we take time to fit children's
The following are jpis pue 'acitaaatp yaleasaa 131t
outpost in the Golan HeightS, offi-
shoes carefully and properly.
newly elected to plained: "In 1944, joined the
cially became a civilian settle-
the hoard of di- American Council for Judaism as
ment and took the new name of
rectors- Joel D. man he is the anti-Zionist who
Kibutz Afik.
The commander of the Nahal
Reiss
Bchrmann, Doug- speaks in the name of religion to
units, Zvi Levanon, formally turn- las A. Bloom, Irving B. Chasnick. attack Zionism.
ed the settlement over to Agricul- Henry M. Desmon. Avery IL
The music and performing of
ture Minister Chaim Gvati. Fisher, Robert S. Ginsberg, Dr.
departments at Cass Technical
Kibutz Afik is sponsored by the Alan C. Lakin, Lloyd M. Resnicoff.
Mapai (Labor Party) kibutz move- Robert E. Schwarz, Bert Shapero, High School will present "FUNNY
GIRL," 8 p.m. May 26 and 27 at
meat. Gary A Taback and Simond S
Ill (10‘11-11-:1 I) 1'1
Taylor. A graduate of the Uni- the Detroit Art Institute Audi-
f.558 Telegraph Road
versity of Michigan.
Reiss is - orium. For ticket information, call
Birmingham, Slieh, 181)11)
secretary-treasurer of
Burland, Joseph Taormina at Cass Teel,
SI% 6-2566
• Dubb's Country Kitchen
Reiss, Murphy and Mosher, com- 963-1950, ext. 11.
mercial realtors. He is secretary
• Sherri's
of the Detroit Real Estate Board
• Oros Prescriptions
and a board member of the Michi-
• fabulous Star Bakery
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David S. Tanzman was elected
president of Akiva Hebrew Day
School for 1972-73 at the last board
of directors meet-
mg.
Tanzman, who
held this position
during 1968 - 7n,
was elected with li,Valo
the following -
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George Wein-
garden and Jack
Zwick
vice
presidents; Abra-
ham Selesnv.
treasurer: a n d
Tanzman
Dr Martin E. Guyer. secretary.
Rabbi Ilayim Donin was re•
elected chairman of the board.
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