40—Friday, May 24, 1974
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Committees for JNF Dinner Formed
Samuel Frankel, chairman
of the annual dinner of the
Jewish National Fund, to be
held at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
June 24, stated that commit-
tees for the annual event are
now being organized.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Brandwine will be this year's
honorees.
Senator Robert Taft Jr.
has been named guest speak-
er for the event.
Senator Taft was chairman
of the GOP Coordinating
Committee Task Force on
Functions of Federal, State
and Local Governments ('65-
'68); member of the Repub-
lican Revenue Sharing Study
Group ('67-'68); chairman of
the House GOP Conference
Research Committee ('69-'70)
and a member of the House
GOP Leadership ('69-'70).
The Brandwines plan to be
in Israel in July—the fourth
trip for him and the sixth
for her — for the inaugura-
tion of - the the forest in their
honor.
SEN. ROBERT TAFT JR.
Rabbi Wine to Speak
to Single Adult Club
People Without Partners of
the Jewish Center will hear
Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine dis-
cuss "Present Shock: the
New Morality," 8:30 p.m.
June 16 at the Gardenia Gar-
dens Apts. community house,
Royal Oak. For information,
contact the Center group
services office, 341-4200.
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Radio 'Swap, Shop
The Jewish Center Radio
Club will present its second
annual "Swap and Shop"
Day 10 a.m. June 16 at the
Classifieds Get Quick Results Center. Swap and Shop is
for radio buffs who wish to
exchange, purchase or sell
equipment. Refreshments will
International Music
be served, and the public is
with _
invited.
HENRY WAKNINE .
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AND HIS ORCHESTRA
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355-4913
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Yiddish Lecture Due
Orthodox Told Dr. Israel Miller to Address Yeshiva Dinner
Dr.. Israel Miller, chairman had met with a senior mem-
of Petition
of the Conference of Presi- ber of Kissinger's entourage
dents of Major American and was given grounds to
Drive for CST
Jewish Organizations, vice assume that the question of
The Jewish Community
Council contacted the area's
Orthodox congregations to in-
form them of efforts to
place Michigan in the Central
Standard Time Zone. A peti-
tion campaign so to amend
the State constitution has
been launched by a coalition
of state groups.
Council has been opposed
to Daylight Saving Time be-
cause of the inconvenience to
observant Jewish families.
Alvin Kushner, executive
direct or , explained that
"Michigan's geographic posi-
tion being on the western
edge of the Eestern Time
Zone, it is estimated that the
sun sets over 40 minutes
later here than it does on
the eastern shore. This delay,
in addition to Daylight Say-
ing Time, is tantamount to
double Daylight Saving Time
for Michigan residents."
Information and petitions
were forwarded to Orthodox
congregations for circulation.
Subject to action by the
executive committee, reaf-
firming Council's past posi-
tion, the -entire community
will be contacted.
For information about the
petition drive, call the Coun-
cil office, 962-1880, or the
National Association of Thea-
ter Owners, which is leading
the petition campaign, at 354-
5560.
"The Yiddish Pioneer Poets
of Labor and Struggle," will
be discussed at a meeting of
the Yiddish Committee's
Spring Literary Series 3 p.m. Hebrew Courses
eenleateilted
June 2 in the 10 Mile branch. Registration Open
The lecture will be in Yid-
• PARTIES
Registration is open for
dish. • -
• BAR MITZVAS
three types of language pro-
grams to be held throughout
• SOCIALS
The things that are sup- the summer at the Jewish
• ETC.
posed to come to him who Center and 10 Mile branch.
waits are subject to change All programs will begin June
without notice.
24.
The Hebrew Ulpan, a five-
hour intensive program
Colored Movies
which includes Israeli folk
by Frank's Studio dances, song fests and simi-
lar activities, is geared for
Weddings, Bar Mitzvas &
the high school student. Those
Other Occasions
who complete the course,
474-7768
which will be held 9 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. Monday through
Thursday and 9 a.m.-3:30
p.m. Friday, may be eligible
for one year of high school
language credit.
The Habat Ushma program,
geared for college students,
will be held 7:30 p.m. Mon-
days and Wednesdays at the
10 Mile branch of the Center.
Hebrew language and liter-
The Modern -Sound of Distinction
ature will be the focus of the
Hebrew discussion classes
From Solo Piano to Large Orchestra
which will meet 9:30 a.m.
at the Center, and
MARTIN KOSINS
546-7558, Tuesdays
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, at the
Center branch. Hebrew news-
papers and periodicals, lec-
tures, slides and tapes will
be featured.
For information, call the
If your wedding band looks like it's celebrated
Center
Hebrew department,
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341-4200.
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"Repent one day before
your death." Rabbi Eliezer's
students asked him to com-
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to repent one day before his
'time
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Martin- Avid
O rc4eJira
president for student affairs
at Yeshiva University, will
be the guest speaker at the
Detroit Friends of Yeshiva
University 19th annual dinner
honoring Norman Allan,
June 6 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Dr. Miller, an alumnus of
Yeshiva University and its
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theo-
logical Seminary, has held
many positions of prominence
and leadership in the Ameri-
can Jewish community. In
February he was elected the
head of the Conference of
Presidents. He is also presi-
dent of the American Zionist
Federation.
For three years he served
as chairman of the American
Jewish Conference on Soviet
Jewry. He led a delegation
of the Rabbinical Council of
America to Russia in 1955
when he spoke at the Mos-
cow synagogue.
Dr. Miller, who was a
chaplain in the Army Air
Corps during World. War II,
was national chaplain and
religious consultant.
Has Assurances
U. S. Will Intervene
for Jews in Syria
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Rabbi
Israel Miller, chairman of
tide Conference of Presidents
of Major American Jewish
Organizations, said he had
assurances that the U. S.
government would intervene
on humanitarian grounds on
behalf of the persecuted Jew_
ish community in Syria.
The plight of Syrian Jews
will become the central point
of activity of all Jewish
bodies in the U. S. whose
ultimate goal is the emigra-
tion of all Jews from Syria,
Rabbi Miller declared at a
press conference here.
Rabbi Miller questioned the
authenticity of a letter pur-
ported to have been written
by U. S. Secretary of State
Henry A. Kissinger to an
Israeli woman formerly im-
prisoned in Syria to the ef-
fect that the situation of
Syrian Jews was "a Syrian
internal matter." He said
that, quite to the contrary,
the Conference of Presidents
was convinced that U. S.
policy is that human prob-
lems have no boundaries.
Rabbi Miller said that
since he arrived in Israel he
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Syrian Jews was prominent
in Kissinger's talks with
Syrian leaders in Damascus.
Federal Reserve Chairman,
Author James Michener,
Klutznick to Receive Degrees
NEW YORK—Dr. Arthur
F. Burns, chairman of the
Federal Reserve Board, Pulit-
zer Prize-winning author
James A. Michener and na-
tional Jewish leader Philip
M. Klutznick are among five
recipients of honorary de-
grees at the 43rd annual com-
mencement of Yeshiva Uni-
versity June 6.
U.S. Senator Jacob K.
Javits (R-N.Y.) will deliver
the commencement address.
A total of 850 bachelors,
masters and doctoral degrees
and diplomas will be confer-
red-. Another 172 medical de-
grees and nine PhDs will be
awarded at the commence-
ments of Albert Einstein Col-
lege of Medicine May 23 and
June4.
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cipients are Dr. Isidor Chein,
psychologist and educator;
Rabbi Max Hoch, spiritual
leader for more than 40
years of Young Israel of the
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