Cultural Calendar

of Events in Detroit Jewish Community

Implippur
Summer Wedding
for Adrienne Berlin

Week of June 1-7
June 3-9 a.m.-noon—Program Chairmen's Institute spon-
sored by Jewish Community Council at LaMed Audi-
torium, United Hebrew Schools. Registration. 962-1880.
June 3-7:30 p.m.—Hillel Day School Israel Anniversary
Concert, featuring compositions by Julius Chajes. Ad-
mission. 851-2394.

Guatemalan Friend of Israel Recalled

GUATAMALA CITY (JTA) I posthumously at the recently
— Jorge Garcia Granados, concluded Bnai Brith Carib-
the Guatamalan diplomat bean District counsellors'
who led the fight for the meeting.
At a simple graveside cere-
creation of a Jewish state in
Palestine in 1947 as a mem- mony, Garcia Granados was
ber of the United Nations lauded as a champion of
Special Committee on Pal- human rights who rallied the
estine and who later became Latin American countries to
his country's first ambassa- vote almost unanimously for
d- - to Israel, was honored the partition plan.
Carlos Garcia
Bahuer,
Granados' deputy at the UN
HUC to Honor in those days, and David
Vela, editor of the daily, "El
Wiesenthal
Impracial," and supporter of
Israel, were honored at the
Bnai Brith's closing banquet.

Gadna Activities
Gadna cadet activities have
been included in this year's
curriculum at six Arab high
schools in the north of Is-
rael. The schools are in
Nazareth, Tarshiha, Rama,
Yerka and Kafr Kana. Wea-
pons training, given in Jew-
ish schools, is not part of the
lessons, but judo, scouting,
sports and first aid are.

Simon Wiesenthal of Vienna,
whose search has brought to
justice more than 1,000 Nazi
war criminals including
Adolf Eich mann, will be
awarded an honorary degree
by Hebrew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Religion
i Sunday. Wiesenthal will be
cited as a ". . . passionate
spokesman for humanity and
ceaseless prosecutor of Nazi
criminals . . . a visionary
taking on single-handedly the
task of cleansing the con-
science of the world."

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LT. ROY F. GREEN AUX-
ILIARY, at its recent in-
stallation of officers, install.
ed Mesdames Donna Green,
Carol Greenberg and Joan
Snyder. Outgoing president
is Mrs. Gertrude Left.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

People
Make News

Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith announced the ap-
pointment of ABRAHAM H.
FOXMAN as director of na-
tional leadership. Foxman,
who has been director of
the agency's Middle East-
ern affairs department, will
succeed Lester J. Waldman,
who will retire in June after
25 years with ADL.
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STEPHEN MARK MA N,
24, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Markman, of Church
St., Oak Park, has been se-
lected to spend the summer
in Washington as congres-
sional intern for Rep. Robert
J. Huber (R. Troy). Mark-
man, a 1971 graduate of
Duke University with a de-
gree in political science, is
a law student at the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati and is
working toward a masters
degree in government at the
University of Virginia.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berlin
of Birch Ridge Rd., South-
field, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Adri-
enne Faye to Eliot Miller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Miller of Highland Park, N.J.
Miss Berlin is a senior at
the University of Michigan,
Times change fast — be
where she is affiliated with
ready to move or you'll be
Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. left behind.
Her fiance earned his bache-
lor of science degree at Mich
igan where he was affiliated
ORIN ROSS
with Zeta Beta Tau Frater-
ORCHESTRA
nity. He will attend medical
The Finest in
school in the fall.
Musical Entertainment
A summer wedding is
545-3393 or 399-2098
planned.

Friday, June 1, 1973-33

Hebrew U. Honors

Cancer Specialist

JERUSALEM—"The world
is on the verge of seeing a
major development in the
control of cancer, by 'means
of immunology," said Dr. G.
J. V. Nossal, professor of
'medical biology at the Uni-
versity of Melbourne, who re-
ceived the 1973 Rabbi Shai
Shacknai Memorial Prize in
immunology and cancer re-
search at the Hebrew Uni-
versity.
He delivered this year's
Shacknai Memorial Lectures
at the Hebrew University-
Hadassah Medical School on
the subject of lymphocyte
activation as the possible key

factor in cancer control.
Prof. Nossal, a leader in
the development of modern
immunology and a close asso-
ciate of Sir Frank Macfarlane
Burnet who won the Nobel
Prize for Medicine in 1960,
was honored at a dinner at
the university's Belgium
House Faculty Club.

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BLOCH ROSE AUXILIARY
will hold a board meeting 8
p.m. June 12 at the JWV
headquarters. This meeting
will be a mini-seminar for
officers and chairmen. A
social hour and refreshments
will follow. For information,
call President Dorothy Gold-
berg, 548-6850.

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JWV

SOL YETZ-MORRIS CO-
HEN POST and AUXILIARY
will meet 9 p.m. Monday at
the JWV headquarters. Hos-
tesses for the evening will
be Diana Joffe and Sarah
Kaminsky. Part Department
Commander Sidney Lantz in-
stalled the following officers:
commander, Sam Alpert;
senior vice commander, Sol
Levin; junior vice command-
er, Morley Wolfe; quarter-
master, Louis Goodman; ad-
jutant, Charles Glass; and
chaplain, Seymour Shulman.
Chairman Diana Joffe is ar-
a ging a party at the
ju —dile detention home in
June. To assist, call Mrs.
Joffe, 968-3253.

MISS ADRIENNE BERLIN

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