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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Dropsie Honors Zalman Shazar, Tree Planting Sander Levin
Honors Father Enters Race
Jewish National Fund Pres- for Governor
ident Charles Milan suggests
A "Jubilee Book" ("Festschrift") honoring Zalman
Shazar was presented to the retiring president of Israel
by Dr. Abraham I. Katsh, right, president of Dropsie Uni-
versity, Philadelphia, at ceremonies recently held in the
sidential mansion in Jerusalem. The "Jubilee Book," a
it enterprise between Dropsie and the World Jewish
Bible Society, includes articles in Shazar's honor written
by 45 world-renowned scholars and the ceremonies were in
connection with the First World Jewish Bible Congress
meeting in Jerusalem. Seated beside Dr. Katsh are: Dr. Sol-
amon Zeitlin, (left), distinguished professor of post-Biblical
literature and institutions at Dro p sie, who was co-editor of
the "Jubilee Book" with David Ben-Gurion, former prime
minister of Israel; and Shazar, center.
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ncti Alth, ,Rre ctivities
DETROIT LODGE will
hold its annual installation 8
p.m. June 20 at the Labor
Zionist Institute. For reser-
vations, call William Gross,
542-7411. Officers to be in-
stalled are: Sheldon J. Frid-
son, president; Willi a m
Gross, Sam Turbow and Ed
Sitron, vice presidents; Steve
Raimi, Ben Grossinger and
R o l f e Weil, secretaries;
Mary Ruby, warden; Sey-
mour Schwartz, chaplain;
Josh Asher, Phil Berke, Sam
Braunstein, Ike Grodsky, Bill
Rosen, Peter Perlman, Mel
Turbow, Sandy Turbow,
Glenn Sidder, Howard Stel-
ler, Harold Waldman Howard
Weston, Marty Weitz and
Meyer Werber, trustees.
MAURICE C. ZEIGER
LODGE has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year:
President, Saul Arsht; vice
presidents, Frank Blase,
Henry Houseman, Les Silver-
man and Bernard Stahl; sec-
retaries, Maurie Litvin and
Herb Nathan; and treasurer,
Roland Naftaly. Trustees are
Manny Mackie, Dave Gold-
stein, Sam Finegood, Ben
Luskey, Sy Lankowsky, Mar-
tin Kohn, Ed Gordon, Al
Friedman, Ed Levenburg,
Gerald Gotthelf, Allan Koe-
nigsberg, Robert Gladstone,
George Remner and Max
Handleman. The 21st anni-
versary of the lodge and in-
stallation of officers will be
held at a dinner-dance 6:30
p.m. June 21 at Town and
entry Club.
SHOLEM ALEICHEM
LODGE will celebrate its
10th anniversary and installa-
tion 6:30 p.m. June 17 at the
Labor Zionist Institute. For
reservations, call Walter
Litt, MA 6-2345. Officers to
be installed are: Louis Breg-
man, president; Nathan
Wiss, Morris Hurwitz and
Meyer Lowenthal, vice pres-
idents; Walter Litt, treas-
urer; Harry Oberstein and
Ben Golbi n, secretaries;
Samuel Bassin, guardian:
Jacob Gubow, warden; Ben
Grant, Ralph Stein, Max
Young, Abe Applebaum and
Morris Weiss, trustee; and
Alex Gottlieb, chaplain.
DOWNTOWN-FOX LODGE
will hold its annual installa-
tion of officers 7 p.m. June
21 at Cong. Bnai Israel-Beth
Yehuda. A family-style din-
ner will be served, and there
will be entertainment. There
is an admission charge, and
friends are invited. For res-
ervations, call Murray Tait,
864-1959, or Ben Joffe, 968-
3253.
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MAURICE C. ZEIGER
CHAPTER will hold its third
annual mothers and children
bowling party 1 p.m. Sun-
day, at Oak Park Lanes.
Women interested in joining
the chapter on Sunday after-
noon may call Sheila Lewis,
352-0634.
District Lodge 6
Maps Conclave
Bnai Brith District Grand
Lodge 6 will hold its 105th
annual convention at the
Sheraton-Chicago Hotel, June
24-27. Speakers will include
Jack F a b e r, district presi-
dent; Dore Schary, past
chairman of the Anti-Defa-
mation League; Dr. William
Haber, past chairman of the
Bnai Brith Hillel Commis-
sion and world president of
ORT; Arie Haskel, Israeli
consul for press and informa-
tion for the Midwest; Jack
Spitzer of S e a t t 1 e, Bnai
Brith's national fund cam-
paign chairman; and Dr.
William A. We x l e r, past
president of Bnai Brith and
chairman of Bnai Brith Inter-
national Council.
For information and reser-
vations, Detroit area mem-
bers may call the district
offices, 939-6250.
Low Blow
JERUSALEM — Tooting
your own horn will cost more
in Israel.
The government has in-
creased the fine for needless
car-horn blowing from $2.50
to $7 to reduce noise ; No- one
is too hopeful, however. Said
a cab driver: "It's a habit
like smoking. The only way
to stop me from honking is
to disconnect my horn."
the planting of trees to honor
I father on his day June 17,
I and Israel's 25th anniversary.
Milan said the planting of
trees in Israel is more than
a symbolic gesture. "Trees
planted in that land provides
a living and enduring link
with our past and our fu-
ture."
Trees planted in Israel
can be ordered from the JNF
office by phoning 968-0820 of
through JNF chairmen of
affiliated organizations. Cer-
tificates are issued to the
purchasers, and are mailed
to the individual being hon-
ored, or to relatives of per-
sons whose memory is per-
petuated by the planting.
The JNF office, 22100
Greenfield, Oak Park, will
remain open 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
June 17 for the convenience
of tree purchasers.
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JNF Grove Pays
Tribute to Deceased
tor) nut there is grief in our
homes," uttered by Gen.
Dayan on June 10, 1967, fol-
lowing the Six-Day War.
Purchasers of the Dayan
medal will be apprised of
future mintings in the series.
For information or an order
form, write to Friends of Is-
rael's Disabled Veterans,
24350 Southfield, Southfield,
Michigan, 48075. Proceeds
will support rehabilitation
projects and aid families of
disabled veterans.
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Moshe Dayan on New Medal
A sale of commemorative
medals of Israel's heroes has
begun with the first issue, a
sterling silver Moshe Dayan
medal, issued by the Friends
of Israel's Disabled Veter-
ans, a committee of the Na-
tional Council of Young Is-
rael.
The Moshe Dayan medal
will yield a frost-finish sculp-
ture on a mirror-like back-
ground. The medal measures
1 1/2 inches in diameter and is
encased in a lucite table-top
stand.
Struck by the Franklin
Mint, the face of the medal
displays a sculptured por-
Sander M. Levin, former trait selected by Gen. Dayan.
State Senator and chairman On the reverse are the words,
of the Michigan Democratic "We have gained the vic-
Committee, on Tuesday an-
nounced that he will be a
candidate, in 1974, for the
BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Democratic nomination for
Now Booking .. .
Governor of Michigan.
A grove of 1,000 trees,
planted in the John F. Ken-
nedy Peace Forest in the
Judean Hills, will honor the
memory of Nathan Rubin.
His widow, Elsie Rubin,
along with her children and
grandchildren, chose this
means to memorialize their
husband and father, who
died last year.
JERUSALEM — Fine arts
at the Hebrew University
will have a new home in a
building n am e d for Mrs.
Leona L. Cantor of Los
Angeles.
T h e cornerstone of t h e
building, which will be lo-
cated in the faculty of the
humanities complex on Mount
Scopus, was laid by Mrs.
Cantor, wife of industrialist
B. Gerald Cantor and mem-
ber of the Israel Museum
board of directors.
Friday, June 8, 1973-3S
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