THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
USSR Lashed at Technion Dinner
The 300 persons attending under to the Soviets, despite
the 29th annual dinner-of massive aid, and is virtually
the Detroit Chapter of the fighting the PLO in Leba-
American Society for Tech- non.
nion Sunday evening at
Col. Heinl warned that
Adat Shalom Synagogue
Russia
can put her Middle
heard military analyst Col.
Robert D. Heinl call Russia East "Humpty-Dumpty"
"The implaccable enemy of back together again.
the United States and Is- "Russia views the Arab-Is-
\_rael, and of our entire sys- rael conflict as insoluable,
and will do everything in
- tem of human values."
her
power to keeep it that
Col. Heinl, military ana-
lyst for the Detroit News, way."
said Russia is the largest
He added that Israel's
empire builder in the world, best defense is a strong
"with an imperial legion of United States, "able to
Cubans," and stated that an stand clearly in Russia's
embattled, isolated Israel is path, and with a national
in - interest.
will to do so."
decried Russia's alas
During the brief question
sive arms buildup and cuts
in the U.S. defense budget, and answer period following
and said Russia's Middle his speech, Heinl described
East policy has suffered Secretary of State Henry
dramatically since 1972, de- Kissinger as "one of the
spite a Moscow investment greatest foreign ministers
in the history of diplo-
of $10 billion in the region.
"Russia is barely riding macy."
out its reverses in the Mid-
David D. "Danny" Kahn,
dle East, despite its gains outgoing president and new-
everywhere else," Heinl ly-elected chairman of the
said. "Russia's policy in board of the Detroit Chap-
the Middle East is con- ter, American Society for
trolled tension, but she is Technion, served as toast-
now learning that she can master fore the evening.
rent the Arabs, but only by Louis Milgrom, the new
the hour."
president, said the organiza-
Heinl said the USSR has tion was planning expanded
become "the supplier, guar- programming for its mem-
antor and manipulator of bers, including technical
the Palestine Liberation seminars and movies to keep
Organization, which-she can
use to veto any peace settle-
ment of which she disap-
proves."
He added, however, that
even Syria has not buckled
members abreast of the lat-
est technology.
Mrs. Anna Brody, whose
family has been very active
in the Detroit chapter, de-
scribed her efforts in gain-
ing a $10,000 annual com-
mitment to Technion from
the Skillman Foundation.
Louis Levitan, former
director of the Israel Bond
organization in the Detroit
area who is now national
executive vice president of
the American Society for
Technion, described the
growth of Technion over
the past 50 years. He pre-
sented a leadership award
to Kahn . and the Technion
Jubilee Medallion to
Frank Theyleg, chapter
executive vice president.
Major General William
Weinstein of the U.S. Mar-
ine Corps Reserve intro-
duced Col. Heinl and Rabbi
Joshua Sperka gave the in-
vocation.
At the conclusion of the
event, Sam Rich, interna-
tional vice president of
Technion, said the Arabs
were now trying to win on
the economic front what
they could not win on the
war front. He stated that
the Technion was a major
factor in Israel's economic
well-being, and urged con-
tributions to the school.
Kormans Equip Cancer Lab
Irmo-
Jerusalem Hospital
Worried About Aid
Detroit
Friends
of
Shaarey Zedek Hospital
have expressed concern that
the Orthodox Jewish facility
in Jerusalem will have to
curtail construction of its
new medical center if Presi-
dent Ford and the U.S. Con-
gress do not resolve their
differences over transitional
quarter foreign aid funding.
According to the -director-
general of the hospital,
Prof. David Maeir, spiraling
inflation and increased de-
fense expenditures have
made it impossible for the
Israeli government to con-
tribute toward construction
costs during the fiscal year
ending April, 1977.
The Detroit Friends of
ShaPyy Zedek Hospital have
m
major contributions
to
facility and will hold
their annual dinner June 30
at the Sheraton Southfield
Hotel.
Cancer researchers at the
Michigan Cancer Founda-
tion have a new, specially
equipped laboratory to
study ways in which the hu-
man body can be aided in
fighting breast cancer. The
new laboratory was in-
stalled and equipped
through a $300,000 gift from
Harry B. Korman, West
Bloomfield.
The Korman family gift
was presented to the MCF
in memory of Suzanne Kor-
Center to Show
man Morton, daughter of
e, Prager Talk Harry and Anna Korman,
who died of cancer in 1975;
Tne Jewish Community she was 36.
Center will again present
In addition to the new re-
the debate between Dennis search facility, the Korman
Prager and Rabbi Sherwin grant has also provided fi-
Wine on video tape 2, -4 and nancial support for the first
- 7:30 p.m. June 13 in the team of scientists now
Aaron DeRoy Studio working in the laboratory,
Theatre.
whic1-. was officially named
The two Jewish leaders in a ceremony earlier this
represent widely dissimilar week.
Researchers in the Suz-
views on what it means to be
anne Korman Morton
a Jew.
Cancer Research Labora-
The community is invited tory are studying how the
free of charge. For reserva- body's immune response
tions, call the Center cul- system might be mobilized
tural arts office, 851-7300.
to attack cancer cells, or to
-
I Men's Clubs
ROSENWALD POST,
American Legion, will have
a memorial service for sev-
eral members who have died
recently, 1 p.m. Thursday in
the Lincoln Towers Apts.
club room. The seven who
will be cited include the
late Henry Wartosky, Sam-
uel Folbe, Jack Sherman,
Charles Brown, Edward
Swarts, Samuel Slakter and
Morris Beckman. Rabbi
Joshua Sperka will officiate.
* * *
TEMPLE BETH EL
MEN'S CLUB elected
Douglas A. Schubot presi-
.
de-activate the agents that
might cause cancer.
MCF scientists have been
working for the past two
years on a series of studies
involving human breast can-
cer cells grown in test tube
cultures. The research team
was the first to succeed in
keeping such cells alive out-
side the body.
With their three daugh-
ters — Mrs. Arthur (Helen)
Braverman, Mrs. Milton
(Eunice) Ring and Mrs. Bur-
ton (Geraldine) Rissman —
Harry and Anna Korman
have also established the
Suzanne Kormon Morton
Memorial Fund at the Mich-
igan Cancer Foundation,
intended to secure financial
support for the research
team on a continuing basis.
Korman has long been
associated with the Jewish
welfare federations in De-
troit and Miami Beach. He
was also a co-founder of the
Mount Sinai Medical Center
in Miami Beach.
He is a member of Knoll-
wood Country Club, the
Standard City Club and the
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith.
dent at the club's 57th an-
nual meeting. Other officers
include Harold Josephson
and Aid Kushner, vice presi-
dents; Jerry N. Balan, trea-
surer; and Dennis N. Frank
and Irving B. Chasnick, sec-
retaries. Board members
include Dr. Joseph Berke,
Michael V. Cohen, Philip B.
Fisher, Jonathan F. Haber,
Dr. Carl Heifetz, Dr. Lawr-
ence E. Lee, Ronald J.
Lowy, Herman Moehlman,
Albert A. Pollans, Gerald J.
Rowin, Ivan M. Scholnick,
Robert S. Silverman and
Robert Tell.
Births
May 18 — To former De-
troiters Dr. and Mrs. Ron-
ald Berris (Debra Wengrow)
of Atwater, Calif., a son,
Joshua Robert.
* * *
May 16 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Silver (Rosalind
Weinberg), 14949 Warwick,
a daughter, Shari.
* * *
May 14 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Stein (Janice
Weinberg), 28540 Selkirk,
Southfield, a daughter, Alli-
son Teri.
* * *
May 12 — To Mr. and
Mrs. David C. Berg (Micki
Grossberg), 12921 Dart-
mouth, Oak Park, a daugh-
ter,,Rachel Melanie.
* * *
May 11 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Berman
(Janet Indenbaum), 14451
Vernon, Oak Park, a daugh-
ter, Shirlee Karen.
* *
Harry and Anna Korman, at left, stand with scien-
tific director Dr. Marvin A. Rich and board chairman
Chester F. Ogden beneath the new plaque commemora-
ting the Korman family gift to the Michigan Cancer
Foundation.
May 21, 1976 43
May 11 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Emmer (Janis
Goldman), 23150 Avon, Oak
Park, a son, Brian David.
* * *
May 7 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael C. Cohan (Eelia
Diskin), 20718 Pembroke, a
daughter, Johanna Heather.
*_ * *
May 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Eisman (Janis Rob-
erts) of Flint, a daughter,
Julie Elyse.
* * *
April 28 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Jeffrey I. Lipton
•(Sharon Bader), 16400
North Park Dr., Southfield,
a daughter, Sara Beth.
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