18 Friday, January 6, 1978
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Campaign Parlor Event Guests to Hear
Prof. Howard Adelson of City University
Howard L. Adelson, pro-
speaker at a parlor meeting
fessor of medieval history , to benefit the Allied Jewish
and former chairman of the
Campaign-Israel Emergen-
history department at the
cy Fund Wednesday in the
City University of New
Franklin home of former
York, will be the guest
Campaign General Chair-
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Dr. Adelson, who was
educated at New York Uni-
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al studies and of the semi-
Mon. thru Sat: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
nar on the history of legal
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and political thought. He
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also is a fellow of the Amer-
ican Numismatic Society,
an organization he once
served as director of stud-
ies.
He is the author of five
books and several articles
on various historical sub-
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East."
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Dr. Adelson has traveled
extensively and visited Is-
rael several times. His talk
OUR ANNUAL WINTER
Wednesday follows briefings
with Israeli leaders on the
current situation in the
A Great Sale Of
Middle East.
Eight Campaign parlor
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March 1. These gatherings
While Qt 3ntity Lasts
are designed to give contrib-
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utors a first-hand account of
the current needs in Israel.
previous sales excluded
The second parlor meet-
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(Just West of Telegraph Rd.)
the Bloomfield Hills home
352-2052
Hours: Daily 10-6; Sat. 10-5
of Campaign Co-Chairman
David H-andleman.
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Phillip Stollman to Address
Special Gifts Section Kick-off
For Information and Reservations Call
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The special gifts section
of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign-Israel Emergency
Fund's Metropolitan Divi-
sion will hold its kickoff
meeting for the 1978 Cam-
'gri 10 a.m. Jan. 15 at the
United Hebrew Schools
main building.
Guest speaker Phillip
Stollman, general chairman
of the 1978 Campaign, will
discuss, among other mat-
ters, the current economic
situation in Israel.
Several members of the
Jewish Welfare Feder-
ation's Young Leadership
group will lead a -buzz ses-
sion' on practical aspects of
solicitation. Following the
discussion, an hour will be
devoted to telephone solic-
itation of contributors of $50
or more.
Edward Gordon is special
gifts chairman. Members of
his committee are Morris
Asher, Louis E. -Barden,
Leo Baron, Karl C. Berg,
Stanley Berlin, George Blos-
tein, Helen Boxer, Jack Bo-
xer, David Brody, Bertha
Brotman, Morris Elken,
Fred Erlebacher, Alan Fin-
er, Ted Frazis, Gert W.
Freund and Morris Fried-
man.
Also Saul H. Glosser, Ar-
thur Goldberg, Sol Gold-
berg, David B. Goldis, Al-
fred Goldstein, David
Goodstein, William Gra-
ham, Sam Gross, Albert
Gutman, Joseph Hamer,
Daniel Hoffer, Robert Is-
rael, Joseph Jacobson. Da-
vid A. Jaffa, Harold S. Jaf-
fa, Seymour Kahan, Meyer
King, Louis Konick, Sidney
Kotler, Sol Leider, David
Levine, Carl R. Lichtens-
tein, Steven M. Meyers,
Norman Michlin and Alan
Nathan.
Also John Nemon, Nathan
Peiss, Marvin Posner, Da-
vid Redisch, Nathan Ru-
benstein, Samuel Ridofsky,
Harry Schechter, Bernard
Schlussel, Edward Schlus-
sel, Arthur Schott, Morritz
Schubiner, Alec Sherr, Isa-
dore Shrodeck, David Sil-
berg, Donald R. Simon,
Herman Strassburger,
Louis Weber, Sam Weiner,
Emil Wolok and Terry Ya-
rows.
Carter Praises
Begin and Sadat
WASHINGTON (JTA )—
President Carter said last
week in a nationally tele-
vised program that Premier
Menahem Begin of Israel
and President Anwar Sadat
of Egypt "have been bold
and courageous - in trying
to negotiate a Middle East
solution.
The President said he
thought - the progress that
has been made in the last
11/2 months has been re-
markable and has been
much better than I had an-
ticipated. I know Sadat and
Begin well and personally
and favorably. If any two
leaders on earth have this
strength and determination
and courage to make prog-
ress toward peace in the
most difficult region that I
have ever known, it is
Prime Minister Begin and
President Sadat. There is no
reason for us to be dis-
couraged about it_ . •
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man. For information about
the Jan. 15 meeting, contact
Bertha Chomsky, division
director, 965-3939.
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