NEWS
May 14, 1976 33
JNIF Women Wi l l Install Mrs. Diane Levine

Technion Annual Dinner Will Concentrate
on Role of Israel's Technological Center

The role of Technion-Is-
rael ; Institute of Technology
will be discussed at the De-
troit Technion Chapter's
annual dinner 6 p.m. Sun-
day at Adat Shalom Syn-
agogue.
Louis Milgrom, president

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announced that Louis Levi-
tan, former Detroiter, re-
cently elected executive vice
president of the American
Technion Society, will rep-
resent the society.
Col. Robert D. Heinl, Jr.,
Detroit News military ana-
lyst, will speak on "The So-
viet Union and Its Role in
the Middle East."
The Detroit Chapter
Dinner Committee in-
t cludes: Louis Milgrom,
Frank L. Theyleg, Ber-
nard J. Cantor, David D.
Kahn, Albert M. Colman,
Murray Hauptman, Hymie
Cutler, Richard Modell,
Jack Stone, Peter Altman,
Robert Brody, Dr. Joseph
N. Epel, Alex J. Etkin,
Louis Gelfand, Salman
Grand, Julius J. Harwood,
Irving A. Hershman, Sol
Lifsitz, Louis G. Redstone,

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Sam Rich, Jerome Singer,
Charles G. Stone and
Sol Lessman.
The Technion is Israel's
oldest university and its
only institute of higher
learning devoted fully to the
education of engineers, ap-
plied scientists and physi-
cians. For reservations, call
Mrs. Sherman at the chap-
ter's office, 559-519n,

Labor Committee

Meeting Slated

The. Jewish Labor Com-
mittee will hold its spring
meeting 8:30 p.m. May 21 at
the Workmen's Circle Cen-
ter.
Steven Mrvichin will
speak on "Rural America
Does Support Israel." Mrvi-
chin has been directing the
committee office in Louis-
iana and Arkansas for the
past year. The Louisiana-
Arkansas office is part of 'a
pilot program to bring un-
derstanding about the Mid-
dle East to an area of this
country where there is no
sizeable Jewish community.
The public is invited, and
there is a charge.

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women Esther Chodoroff,
Eve Herman, Flora Hoffman,
Ella Kiarman, Rose Levy and
Lillian Schubiner; donor sec-
retary chairwoman Sylvia
Schneider and co-chair-
women Sarah Diamond, Perl
Cohen, Selma Lifsitz, Ann Ro-
senberg, Ceil Schubin, and
Sylvia Sima; phone squad,
Frances Binder and Ann
Mayers.

Diane Levine will be in-
stalled as president of the
Women of Jewish National
Fund for a second term
noon Tuesday at Temple
Emanu-El.
Mrs. Samuel P. Baker will
be the installing officer. The
musical program will be
provided by Freda Mendel-
son, accompanied by Shelly
Lakin.

Other officers to be in-
stalled are: Reba Bloom, vice
president and Betty Silver-
man, vice president and fund-
raising chairwoman; and co-
chairwomen Bea Feigelman,
Belle Greenbaum, Belle Levin
and Rissa Winkelman; third
vice president and program
•chairwoman Shirley Kraft;
and co-chairwomen Bess Ax-
elrod, Ida Baker, Ethel Pal-
man, and Byrdie Rosenthal;
fourth vice president and
membership chairwoman He-
len Rosenfeld; and co-chair-
woman, Serena Brumer.
Special gifts chairwoman
Pearl Nosan and co-chair-
women Fannie Cooper, Bella
Hordes, Edith Kolodney, Lib-
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Kraft; Blue Box co-chair-
women Esther Cooper, Fanny
Kardener, Ann Mayers, and
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chairwoman Pauline Loren
and co-chairwomen Bessie
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Groups Campaign
for Asthma Center

A door-to-door "March for
Breath" campaign, spon-
sored by the Metropolitan
Detroit Chapters for the Na-
tional Asthma Center, Chil-
dren's Asthma Research
Institute and Hospital,
(CARIH) will take place
during May.
Proceeds will go to the
Center in Denver, Colo. for
the treatment and care of
children suffering from
crippling intractable
asthma and to support re-
search into the causes and
possible cure for asthma.,
and related allergic
, di-
seases.
Among the leaders of the
March for Breath campaign
are Mrs. Rhea Landsberg,
president of the Detroit/
League, Mrs. Sondra Iwrey,
president of Elaine Levin
Chapter and Mrs. Ernestine
Medow, president of North-
west Detroit Chapter.
Tax deductible contribu-
tion may be mailed to the
National Asthma Center, c/
o Detroit Bank and Trust
Co., B-1 Northland Center,
Southfield 48075.

UHS Will Hold
Annual Meeting

The 56th annual meeting
)f United Hebrew Schools
will be held 8 p.m. Wednes-
day in the UHS Louis and
Esther LaMed Auditorium.
The annual election of of-
ficers and directors will
take place, as well as the re-
port on the state of the He-
brew schools, to be delivered
by Milton Lucow, president
and Dr. Jay Stern, superin-
tendent.
Special notice will be
taken of the retirement of
Mrs. Rae Goodman, who
has been teaching with the
UHS since 1948. A reception
will follow.

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