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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16 June 18, 1976
Veterans Departments Elect Officers
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The election of depart-
ment officers was one of
several major activities tak-
ing place at the annual De-
partment of Michigan, Jew-
ish War Veterans Con-
vention last week in the
Michigan Inn.
Robert J. Perliss was re-
elected department com-
mander. Other officers are
Milton Markovitz, senior
vice commander; Robert
Sontag, junior vice com-
mander; Jack Kraizman,
judge advocate; and Morris
Smith, quartermaster.
Ladies department offi-
cers are Carolyn Mann,
president; Donna Green,
senior vice president; Diana
Joffe, junior vice president;
Dorothy Cohen, treasurer;
Ruth Weiss, patriotic in-
structress; and Martha
Hauptman, conductress.
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Rosalyn Liner was ap-
pointed chief-of-staff; Fay
Katz, chaplain; and Nori
Grossman, historian.
Perliss was elected repre-
sentative to the national
shrine. Past national com-
mander Harry T. Madison
was elected to the policy
committee of the national
executive committee and
Jack Schwartz was
elected to the national ex-
ecutive committee.
Federal Judge Lawrence
Gubow, a 20-year member
of the national executive
committee, was awarded
the department's merito-
rious Award "for faithful
service over the years." Out-
going junior vice com-
mander, William Green-
berg, was presented with a
special award.
Officers of the MemorialM
Home Association include:
Herbert Benson, president;
Esther Kaufman, Leonard
Green and Ely Katz, vice
presidents; Rita Goyer,
treasurer; Diana Joffe, sec-
retary. Three-year trustees
are Robert Perliss, Walter
Fischel, Gertrude Hober-
man and Philip Goodman.
Two-year -trustees are Leon-
Jay
Schreiber,
ard
Schwartz, Donald Mann and
Jay Handelsman, and one-
year trustees are Eleanor
Dale, David Goodstein, Joe
Bale and Jack Goyer.
JWV
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BALE POST will have its
_20th annual golf and tennis
outing June 28 at Shenan-
doah Country Club. For in-
formation and reservations,
call the JWV office,
559-5680.
JWV Opposed to
Brown Nomination
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Judge Paul Ribner, national
commander of the Jewish
War Veterans, sent a tele-
gram to President Ford last
week to "vigorously protest
the nomination of - General
George S. Brown for a sec-
ond term as chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff."
Ribner said members of
the JWV would actively op-
pose the nomination by con-
tacting members of the Sen-
ate Armed Services
Committee which must ap-
prove the President's recom-
mendation.
In 1974, Ford ordered
Brown, an air force general,
to publicly apologize abou
remarks the general made
about Jewish influence in
the U.S. during a speech at
the Duke University Law
School on Oct. 10, 1974.
Brown, in answering ques-
tions about the audience,
-said that Israel had too --
much influence on Congress
and that Jews "own . . . the
banks in this country, the
newspapers."
Confidence
And the work of righ-
-teousness shall be peace;
and the effect of righteous-
ness quietness and confid-
ence forever.
—Isaiah