Manischewitz Certified Kosher
g3nai
nth
ACtivities
Rabbi Isaac Siegal, third from right, presents the cer-
tificate of Kashrut for the B. Manischewitz Co. to Bernard
Manischewitz, president. With them are from left, Rabbis
Emanuel Gettinger, Chaim Karlinsky, William B. Mani-
schewitz, D. Beryl Manischewitz and David L. Silver.
Lobsinger to Get
Fair Jury Trial,
Ravitz Promises
Recorder's Court Judge
Justin Ravitz promised mili-
tant right-wing activist Don-
Lobsinger that he would
a fair trial this week —
despite the fact that as, the
jury trial opened, Lobsinger
said he had as much chance
of a fair trial "as Christ had
before the Jewish high
priests."
Lobsinger, who has been
charged with assaulting a
priest at an antiwar demon-
stration, lost his fight to have
the case removed from Ra-
vitz' ,court. Federal District
Judge Damon Keith denied
Lobsinger's motion to have
the case heard in federal
court.
Earlier, Recorder's Court
Judge Susari Borman refused
to disqualify Ravitz and in-
stead praised his "profound
sense of honesty." At that
hearing, Lobsinger shouted
that Ravitz was "a Com-
munist and a traitor." He
added that Mrs. Borman was
"as much a traitor as he
(Ravitz) is."
Ravitz
countered
that
while he believes in the
doctrine of Marxism-Lenin-
ism, he is not a member of
the Communist Party. He
said that despite the ani-
mosity between himself and
the defendant, he feels he
could try the case fairly.
Before the case had reach=
ed Ravitz, two other Re-
corders Court judges had
disqualified themselves. Ra-
vitz refused to follow suit.
Car Breakdown
Leads to Twins
JERUSALEM — Mr. and
Mrs. Abed Husseini, who re-
cently became the parents
of twins, owe their happi-
ness to a doctor with a
stalled car.
Two years ago Husseini,
from Jatt village in the ad-
ministered• territories helped
Dr. Yehuda Marin of the
Sheba Hospital in Tel Hash-
omer start his stalled car.
Dr. Marin offered to pay
--uusseini, but the latter re-
ed. The doctor thanked
gum and offered him an in-
vitation to visit him .at the
hospital.
When Husseini discovered
that Dr. Marin was a phy-
sician, he asked him to visit
his wife who had been child-
less for the past six years.
Dr. Marin and an associate,
Prof. Edwin Rabau, discussed
the case and put Mrs. Hus-
seini under Prof. Rabau's
care.
In February Dr. Marin and
Prof. Rabau were invited by
the Husseini family to cele-
brate the birth of twins, a
son and a daughter. The pro-
fessor participated in the
Moslem circumcision cere-
mony.
MAURICE C. ZEIGER
LODGE will hold an art auc-
tion and champagne preview
1 p.m. Sunday at Park West
Galleries. Albert Scaglione,
director, will conduct the
auction of original oil paint-
ings, lithographs, water-
colors, etchings and seri-
graphs. An original work
will be awarded. Tickets will
be sold at the door.
DEBORAH CHAPTER will
Israel Orthodox hold a carnival noon to 4
p.m. Sunday at Cong. Beth
Achim. Admission is free and
Protest Lessons luncheon
will be served.
There
will
be
games for all
on Christianity ages. For information,
call
JERUSALEM — Israeli chairman Mrs. Donald Davis,
educators have aroused the 547-0177.
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ire of Orthodox Jews here
for giving 13-year-old pupils Bnai Brith Picks
their first real lessons on the
life of Jesus and the growth Moss as Honoree
of Christianity.
Rabbi Menahem Porush,
religious political leader,
said, "We oppose it because
it damages Jewish sensibili-
ties. There is no good reason
to plant these things in the
brains of our children in the
land of Israel," he said.
The lessons, brought into
the seventh grade last year,
cover the information in four
one-hour meetings. Previous-
ly, students spent 30 minutes
out of 12 years of schooling
on the subject.
Shevah Eden, education
ministry director of school
Sol Moss, past president of
syllabi, said, "Our approach Bnai Brith District Grand
is entirely historical, and Lodge 6, will be honored as
teachers are advised to avoid Bnai Brith Man of the Year
theological issues." The sub- at a diner celebrating Is-
ject of who killed Jesus is rael's 25th aniversary 7 p.m.
handled in a few words.
April 1 at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue. Toastmaster will be
David Pollack, Detroit Israel
Bond general chairman. For
reservations to the dinner, on
behalf of the Bnai Brith Is-
rael Bond program, call
Bonds, 557-6770.
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JAMES L. JONAS has
been named treasurer of
AMERICAN SAVINGS AS- BBW Delegates
SOCIATION, announced Al-
fred L. Deutsch, chairman of to Vote for Officers
The Bnai Brith Women's
the board. GERALD J. HOS-
KINS has been named senior Council of Metropolitan De-
vice president and chief ad- troit will hold a delegates
ministrative officer of the meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday
at the Zionist Cultural Cen-
association.
ter. The election of officers
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be followed by refresh-
K U X MANUFACTURING will
ments.
Mrs. Andrew Berger,
CO., with its two subsidi-
asks all delegates
aries, Continental Label Co. president,
to attend.
and Handcraft Studios Inc.,
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has just completed the move
Funds
for
Kinneret
of its operations to 12675 Burt.
This is Kux's third expan- Tourism Plan Set
sion in the past 20 years.
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Kux Manufacturing is one
of the largest manufacturers Yehuda Shaari, deputy min-
of vehicle markings, decals, ister of tourism, announced
and industrial identification. that the ministry has ear-
The Continental Label sub- marked IL 1,000,000 ($250,-
sidiary produces a wide vari- 000) to draft a master plan
ety of decorative and instruc- for the development of tour-
tional labels. Handc r a f t ism on the shores of Lake
Studios creates hand-painted Kinneret.
oil paintings.
The plan calls for the con-
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struction of a '1,000-room
Dennis Cyporyn, president hotel and convention center
of STIEF CYPORYN AD- in Tiberias, the largest town
VERTISING AND COMMU- on the lake shore, with
NICATIONS, INC., 2 4 3 3 3 sports facilities, a prome-
Southfield, Southfield, an- nade and a yacht basin.
nounced SCA won two na-
tional awards. The first Balfour Declaration
award was the Small Space
Newspaper award presented Issued Nov. 2, 1917
by the Retail Advertising
In the special Israel sup-
Conference. The series fea- plement of The Jewish News
tured original art created by last week, a typographical
Cyporyn. SCA also received error left the impression that
a grand award for depart- the Balfour Declaration was
ment store advertising from issued last year. The date
Retail Ad Week of New should have read Nov. 2,
York.
1917, not Nov. 2, 1972.
Busines - s
Briefs
Social Security THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, March 23, 1973-37
Students' Data Two Reappointed to UJA Cabinet
Nachman and Joel he chaired the machinery
Listed by Test D. Allan
Tauber have been reap- and manufacturing division
'Students 18 and over who
get monthly social security
checks will soon be getting
an attendance reporting card
that has nothing to do with
how many classes they might
have cut, according to Sam
F. Test, manager of the
Detroit-Northwest Social Se-
curity office, 17500 Lahser.
A reporting card is mailed
by the Social Security Ad-
ministration to each student
beneficiary about three
months before the end of the
school year. The student
should return the card to
social security as soon as
possible, Test said.
Full-time students who are
18 and over and are unmar-
ried can get monthly checks
from social security until
they're 22 if a parent gets
social security payments or
if a parent has died after
working long enough under
social security.
If the student's school does
not use the semester or quar-
ter system, payments can
continue until he completes
the course he's taking or 2
months after he ,reached 22,
whichever comes first .
"More than 590,000 students
in colleges, high schools, and
trade schools get $65,000,000
a month from social secur-
ity," he added.
Any student who needs
help with the report or in-
formation about his benefits
can call the Detroit-North-
, west social security office,
537-9310.
World Effort Begun
to Honor Haffkine
pointed to the national ex-
ecutive committee of the
United Jewish Appeal's
young leadership cabinet for
1973, Michael A. Pelavin,
cabinet chairman, an-
nounced.
The cabinet consists of 200
young men of age 25-40 who
have shown exceptional lead-
ership skills within the
American Jewish commu-
nity.
Nachman, now a UJA re-
gional chairman, has held a
large number of key posi-
tions in the junior division
of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration, including division
president in 1969, the year
he received the William H.
Boesky Memorial Award for
Oustanding Leadership. He
is on the board of the Fresh
Air Society.
Tauber is 1973 national
vice chairman for UJA's
central area, after holding
other regional posts. In 1970
of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. He is a past president
of the Federation junior divi-
sion and board member of
the Jewish Center and De-
troit Service Group. He was
the recipient of the JWF's
Frank A. Wetsman Award.
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