U.S., State, Israel Leaders Greet Max Fisher
on Award:War Veterans Gold Me dal of Merit
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Headed by President Rich-
ard M. Nixon and Vice
President Spiro Agnew, and
Gov. Willia m Milliken
of Michigan, American and
Israeli leaders are sending
greetings to Max M. Fisher
on the„-occasion of his having
been
to receive the
Jewish War Veterans Gold
Medal of Merit.
The award will be made
at the dinner of the veterans,
arranged on a national basis,
to be held at Raleigh House,
Jan. 31, Reservations for the
dinner are now being taken
at the Jewish War Veterans'
headquarters, 559-5680.
Arthur M. Lang, general
chairman of the arrange-
ments committee, states that
the reservations date has
been extended to Wednesday .
Lang and Philip Goodman,
Michigan JWV department
commander, announced that
honorary patrons include:
Jack J. Kraizman, past de-
partment commander, and
the following past command.
ers of JWV posts: Louis A.
Benton, Harry A. Davidoff,
Arthur Greenbaum, William
Greenberg, William Stone,
Robert Sontag, Irwin Chodak,
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JWV
BLOCH ROSE POST AND
AUXILIARY will meet 8
p.m. Tuesday at JWV head-
quarters. A social hour with
refreshments, and a slide
trip through Spain, will
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Birmingham
follow a short meeting and
ENTERTAINMENT
the chairman's r e port.
Friends are invited. For in-
Pee
formation, call Chairman
Orchestra
Betty Katzman, LI 7-7879, or
UN 4-0237 & KE 8-1291
president Gerry Feldman,
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398-8955. The post and aux-
iliary will hold their
annual paid-up membership
party 7 p.m. Sunday in the
Complete Selection including the Finest 14 Kt. Gold Jewelry
form of a smorgasbord
See Morris or Joel Wotnick
supper at the Berkley Ma-
sonic Temple. Parking will
be available. There will he
entertainment, featuring the
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music of Fred Sheyer and
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be paid at the door. There
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For information, call chair-
man Phyllis Chassin, 543-
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or president Gerry
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p.m. Monday in the JWV
Memorial Home. Hostesses
Mrs. Stella Greenfield and
President Mrs. Esther Ber-
shad will lead a tour of the
building. Refreshments and
a social will follow. For in-
formation, call Mrs. Green-
field, 547 - 3542.
Berman to !Lead
Veterans Group
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camps.
They dared demand
freedom for their
people.
Remember them —
their pain is your pain
their struggle is your
struggle.
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JACK J. BERMAN
Jack Berman. past depart-
ment commander of the Jew-
ish War Veterans, has been
elected president of the Al-
of
lied Veterans Council
Wayne County. The council
is made up of representatives
of the 25 major veterans'
groups in Michigan.
Berman, 26060 Stratford,
Oak Park, is the fifth Jewish
veteran to hold the post.
In his 25 years as a mem-
ber of JWV, Berman has
served as state department
commander and president of
the JWV bonding league. He
presently serves as vice
president of the JWV Memo-'
rial Home Association, mem-
ber of the board of the Na-
tional Shrine of Jewish War
Veterans and national re-,
habilitation officer.
He will be installed March
24. For information, call the
JWV home, 559 - 5680.
Hunger Strike Staged by Arab Prisoners
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Israeli i and also had food parcels
circles said Monday that a from relatives.
hunger strike by about 200 ,
Arab inmates of the Mar
Yoma prison was a calcu•
lated political mo v e stem-
ming from "factors both in-
side and outside the prison
that are interested in creat-
ing einrest."
Chief Inspector Aryeh Nir
said the inmates who are
serving sentences on security
charges staged the hunger
strike apparently to confront
the recently changed prison
Your Children's
command with certain "ac-
Feet Deserve
complished facts" concerning
prison routine.
Some prisoners stopped
taking their meals last week
and were joined by about 200
others comprising two-thirds
of the prison population. But
prison sources said the hun-
ger strike was really a fake
because the prisoners had
accumulated food beforehand
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formance of "The Man of La
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Contact 10 has scotched a
rumor.
The Detroit News column
on Tuesday answered the
following question: "My
friend and I have a bet. I
told him that the name, 'E.
J. Korvette,' is an abbrevia-
tion for 'Eleven Jewish Ko
rean Veterans' but he laugh
ed and said it was SOO,' -
body's name. Who wins'''•
Contact 10 replied that the
E. and J. are for founder
E ugene F er k auf and original
president Joe Zwillenberg.
the name of a World War II
Korvette (or Corvette) was
British and Canadian escort
vessel.
And that's the truth.
the Best an
that's what
we give theri
The Best In:
He said the prisoners' de-
mands were rejected and cer-
tain trouble-makers w e r e
transferred to other prisons.
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Pont Take Stock
in This Old .Story
Mayors of most of Michi-
gan's cities have proclaimed
next week as MICHIGAN
LEUKEMIA WEEK, urging
full support of the state's
only United Fund organiza-
tion dedicated to the care of
blood disease patients — the
Crime: JEW
Punishment:
Slow Death.
Today, a quarter of a
century after Hitler,
Jews work, starve and
die in concentration
Sam Alpert and Theodore
Moskowitz.
Greetings from Israel al-
ready received by the com-
mittee on arrangements in-
cludes a warm message from
the ministry of foreign af-
fairs. In behalf of Foreign
Minister Abba Eban and his
associates, Max Nurok, min-
istry secretary, took note of
Fisher's many gifts towards
Israel's welfare.
Governor Milliken, in a
message expressing his deep
friendship for Fisher, stated:
"The least of Max Fisher's
accomplishments goes far
beyond my ability to note
for this occasion. His efforts
through the years on behalf
of others undoubtedly con-
stitute one of the key reasons
for your receiving the Jewish
War Veterans Gold Medal."
Addressing his official con-
gratulations to Fisher, the
governor stated: "Not only
have you spent a lifetime
helping others, which has
been a direct benefit to
countless people, but your
very acts have established a
model for others to follow
Your recognition by the Jew-
ish War Veterans is a most
deserved one which honors
not only you, but the Jewish
Was Veterans as an organ-
ization for selecting so
worthy an honoree."
Friday, Jon. 19, 1973-35
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