THE DETROIT JEWISH JEWS
National President to Address
Detroit AJCommittee Dinner
Richard Maass, national
president of American
Jewish Committee, will be
the guest speaker at the an-
nual dinner meeting of the
Detroit Chapter, June 1, at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Detroiter Miles Jaffe will be
honored with the AJCom-
n?ittee's Human Rights
Medallion.
Maass was the first
chairman of the National
Conference of Soviet Jewry.
He was former mayor of
White Plains, New York,
and an activist in a wide
also hear a report from
the Detroit chapter's
nominating committee.
Chapter members work-
ing on dinner arrangements
include Mary Shapero, Rose
Kaye, Lee Jaffe, Georgia
Kux, and Marjorie Saulson.
For dinner information and
reservations, call the AJ-
Committee office, 965-3353.
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RICHARD MA:ASS
variety of civic and human
rights organizations, such
as the Urban Renewal
Agency and the Urban
League of Westchester
County, serving as its
president for nineteen
years.
The annual dinner will
UNITED
HEBREW SCHOOLS
Fifty-Eighth Annual Meeting
and Elections
June 7, 1978
Nominated for a three year
term to the Board of Direc-
tors: Morris J. Brandwine,
Daniel M. Clark, Perry Co-
hen, Harold Elson, Beth
Feldman, Dr. Paul C. Fein-
berg, Morris Friedman, Gor-
don I. Ginsberg, Marvin R.
Hoffman, Rose Kaye, Albert
L. Lieberman, Stanley H.
Marx, Barbara Stollman,
Marshall Wallace, Benjamin
Weiss.
Nominated for a two year
term to the Board of Direc-
tors: Albert Newman.
Nominated to the Advisory
Committee for a three year
term: Mandell Berman.
Nominated for officers are
the following:
President
Vice.Presrdenn
Secretary
Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
A new movement has
been inaugurated to trace
the whereabouts of Raoul
Wallenberg, one of the very
great war heroes who had
singlehandedly rescued
more than 50,000 Hunga-
rian Jews from the Nazi
crematoria.
Wallenberg, member of a
Swedish aristocratic family,
undertook rescue work at
the behest of the U.S. gov-
ernment. He made his
headquarters in Budapest,
acquired apartment houses
in which he accommodated
Jews who were about to be
sent to death camps and
proclaimed them Swedish
citizens.
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Jerome Acker
Marvel R. Hoffman
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At the end of the war he
was arrested by the Rus-
sians who occupied Hun-
gary for reasons yet to be
established.
His 97-year-old mother,'
who lives in Stockholm, in-
sists, contrary to Russian
reports, that he is alive. A
Swedish doctor who was in
Russia several years ago
maintained he saw him
under torture in a Russian
mental hospital.
The movement to trace
the truth of the latter report
was inaugurated by Dr. and
Mrs. Thomas P. Lantos of
Hillsborough, Calif.
The Lantos have enlisted
the aid of a number of U.S.
Senators, including Thomas
McIntyre, Joseph Biden,
Jr., Claiborne Pell, Patrick
Leahy, Robert Stafford and
Abraham Ribicoff. The
Senators wrote a letter to
Soviet exiled dissident
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn in
April, appealing for any
new information Solzhenit-
syn could bring on the case.
may have been the first civil
marriage in Israel of a
couple who would have
qualified for a religious
marriage if they so wished,
was performed last week by
Knesset-member Shulamit
Aloni of the Civil Rights
Party.
The names of the new-
lyweds were not disclosed to
avoid possible harassment.
Civil marriage is not recog-
nized in Israel where the
Orthodox rabbinate has ex-
clusive control of such fam-
ily matters. But the status
of the couple is nevertheless
legal under a regulation
that recognizes common law
marriage.
The marriage agree-
ment covers all material
aspects, including the
rights of children and
stipulates that the couple
can separate only if both
parties agree.
Aloni said that in the past
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U.S. diplomatic effort in
Belgrade reviewing the in-
ternational Helsinki Ac-
cords on human rights.
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she has performed mar-
riages for couples denied
wedding rites by the reli-
gious establishment for
halakhic reasons.
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The Lantos' efforts have
also led to recent articles in
the New York Times, New
York Magazine and in other
publications, and they have
written to King Gustaf of
Sweden to ask him to bring
the Wallenberg case before
Russian authorities.
A letter was also sent to
Ambassador Arthur
Goldberg, who directed the
Katzir Will Aid
Zionist Centers
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entire Jewish people. linking the name
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — What
Movement Inaugurated to Trace
Missing War Hero Wallenberg
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Detroit Chapter dele-
gates to the AJCommittee
annual meeting in New
York this week are: Mr. and
Mrs. Avern Cohn, Mr. and
Mrs. Miles Jaffe, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Shapero, Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Binkow,
Irving Tukel, Harold Gales,
Kathleen Straus, Prof. and
Mrs. Arthur Mendel, Mr.
and Mrs. Hyman Bylan -of
Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Kaye and Prof.
William Haber.
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President Ephraim Katzir,
whose four-year term ends
this month, has agreed to
serve as president of the
Judaism and Zionism cen-
ters to be established
shortly in Jewish com-
munities around the world,
it was announced by Leon
Dulzin, World Zionist
Organization Executive
chairman.
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