THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, July 12, 1974
Meyers Unit Dedicated at Harper
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day at the JWV Memorial
Home. A party will be held
for patients in the Ann
Arbor Veterans Hospital July
21. Yetta Glass, hosOal
chairman, has arranged for
entertainment, games and re-
freshments. Anyone wishing
to assist may call Mrs. Glass,
535-4133. The post and aux-
iliary will hold their annual
picnic July 28, at the Oak
Park Municipal Park, area
4. Drinks and dessert will
be furnished.
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Reviewer Credited
Allan Warsen wrote the
review of the new transla-
tion of Hayim Nahman Bia-
lik's essay, "The Hebrew
Book," which appeared with-
out proper credit in last
week's Jewish News. The
essay was translated by
Minni Halkin of Jerusalem's
Bialik Institute.
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Bale said it was his hope,
in sending the check, that it
would "help to neutralize
the thinking of some of these
students when they get a
letter from a Jewish organi-
zation."
The 33rd annual convention
of the Michigan Jewish War
Veterans re-elected Joe Bale
to serve as commander and
Irwin Chodak as senior vice
commander. Other newly
elected officers include Jack
Goyer, junior vice corn-
mander and Norman Moss,
judge advocate.
The ladies auxiliary elect-
ed Rita Goyer, president;
Violet List, senior vice presi-
dent and Gert Left, junior
vice president.
Arthur Lang was awarded
the Michigan JWV, Man of
the Year award. Tom Tannis,
Charles and Yetta Glass,
Dorothy Cohen and Morris
Kikoler were awarded special
commendations for their
service.
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The Arab Student Organi-
zation at the Detroit Institute
of Technology got a little
help from an unexpected
source in its effort to return
to Lebanon the body of a
young man who was slain by
bandits in the store where
he was working
Ahmad Elassard, who came
to Detroit last fall from a
'Palestinian refugee camp in
southern Lebanon, was work-
ing part-time in a grocery
store while attending DIT.
He had plans of returning
home after receiving a de-
gree in mechanical engineer-
ing.
At the end of June, while
he was spending his cus-
tomary two hours working in
the store, Elassard was slain
by gunmen who entered and
shot him. Two were caught
and charged with murder;
police thought there may be
a third.
On Monday night, the cof-
fin containing Elssard's
body was returned to Leba-
non, where his parents and
five sisters still live in a
camp. The Arab Student Or-
ganization issued an appeal
for funds to cover the $2,000
costs of shipping the coffin.
Joe Bale, commander of
the Jewish War Veterans De-
partment of Michigan, sent
a check for $5 to the DIT
Arab Student Organization
with the accompanying note:
"Those of us of the Judaic-
'Islamic tradition mourn the
senseless, useless slaying of
this gentle, handsome lad,
who had apparently picked
himself up by the 'bootstraps'
and set out to get a degree
in mechanical engineering to
better his way of life, and
ultimately to better serve his
people, who have been the
pawns in a political game for
over 25 years.
"All humanity cries out
for what could have been;
what contribution to the
peace of the world Ahmad
could have made. At a young
age, he choke the path of
education and righteous,
resolute advancement, rather
than the destructive path of
violence and terrorism."
The Arab student organiza-
tions on American campuses
have been among the more
militant anti-Israel groups.
News
additional position as dire^
for of the department of
synagogue relations. His ap-
pointment was announced by
Rabbi Stanley J. Schachter
vice chancellor of the sem-
inary.
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Dr. GERTRUD LUCKNET'
of Freiberg has receiv. ' the
Grand Cross of the 0:
Merit of the Federal Repub.
lic of Germany. Now 73, slic
risked her life helping Jews
in the days of Nazi persecu.
tion:
BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Now Booking . . .
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PHIL SWARIN
Body of Slain Student Returned
to Lebanon; JWV Gives to Fund
Bnai Brith has appointed
Rabbi ALLEN BENNETT of
Akron, ordained this year by
the Hebrew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Religion,
as chaplain of the Bnai Brith
Center at the Mayo Clinic
medical complex in Roches-
ter, Minn. Rabbi Bennett,
27, will serve as a spiritual
counselor to Jewish patients
and their families. The Bnai
Brith center also conducts
religious services, supervises
kashrut and provides social
contacts for patients at the
clinic.
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Rabbi HENRY D. MICH-
ELMAN, assistant to the
chancellor of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America, has assumed an
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JACK ATTIS
Present at the recent dedication ceremonies for the
Solomon G. Meyers Study Center for Gastroenterology at
Harper Hospital in the Detroit Medical Center, are, from
left, Dr. William S. Reveno; Mrs. Albert Bloom; Mrs. Solo-
mon G. Meyers, wife of the late Dr. Meyers; and Dr.
Bloom. Seated behind them are Sinai Hospital Executive
Vice President Dr. Julien Priver and Mrs. Priver. Dr.
Meyers was a former chief of the section of internal medi-
cine at Harper Hospital from 1954 to 1963 and founding
president of the Detroit Gastroenterological Association.
Over 200 guests attended the dedication and reception.
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