THE DETROIT ENO NEWS Alan Schwartz to Receive BB Hum;flitarian Award Alan E. Schwartz, attor- ney and community leader, will be the 1978 recipient of the Bnai Brith Interna- tional Humanitarian Award. The award will be presented at a black-tie dinner to be held Nov. 16 at the Fairlane Manor, Dear- born. the board of Oakland Uni- versity, vice president of the Detroit Symphony Or- chestra and a director of the March of Dimes, Detroit he Renaissance Inc., Economic Club of Detroit, the Michigan Cancer Foun- dation and the Cranbrook School. Schwartz will be cited for his "distinguished and en- during contributions of a humanitarian nature." Schwartz is a past president ALAN SCHWARTZ of the Jewish Welfare Fed- eration of Detroit and a is president of the United Federation director. He also Foundation, chairman of Schwartz also is on the boards of Cunningham Drugs, Detroit Edison, Michigan Bell Telephone, Burroughs, the Handleman Co., the Detroitbank Corp. and the Fisher Corp., among others. Rabbi Ittamar (Wohlgelernter) Seeks Support for Israel Library Rabbi J. E. Ittamar, who before adopting the Hebrew name upon settling in Is- rael, occupied a pulpit here as Rabbi Max Wohlgelern- ter, appeared here for sup- port of the Rabbi Herbert Goldstein Memorial Lib- rary at Machon Harry Fis- chel, located at Bayit v'Gan outside Jerusalem. Rabbi Ittamar also ap- pealed, upon his arrival in Southfield for a month's visit, for Hebrew classical works Detroiters may wish to contribute to the library. The Machon Harry Fis- chel was established in Is- rael 45 years ago by the his retirement as secretary to the Chief Rabbinate in Is- rael has been serving as administrative vice chair- man of the Machon Harry Fischel, can be reached by those desiring to assist in his efforts here by calling 557-6380. Mrs. Ittamar, who ac- companied her husband on their return visit to Detroit, is a retiree from the English language department of the Israel government school system and has been as- signed here to interview applicants for aliya to Israel who will qualify as English teachers under Israeli re- Rabbi Ittamar, who since quirements. noted American philan- thropist whose name it bears. Mr. Fischel's son-in- law, Rabbi Herbert Golds- tein, became the second president of the Machon In- stitute, and the library has been established in his name. Rabbi Shear-Yashuv Cohen is the current presi- dent. Machon Harry Fischel has a student body of 90 students who conduct re- search and advanced studies in Halakha, ad- vanced Talmud commen- taries, Talmud and Rab- binics. Political Anti-Semitism Assailed present Mr. Tilles as the An anti-Semitic incident candidate of out-of-state in Michigan politics was as- Jewish interests has sailed in a July 28 editorial in the Detroit Free Press. backfired. "Mr. Albosta, of St. Under the heading "Back ri re: Al bo s ta's Re- Charles, said a few days ago marks About Tilles Are he is 'absolutely not' anti- Haunting Him, and Semitic and added: 'But if Should," the Free Press any group of people is or- editorial stated: ganizing to get someone to "'He has got me on the represent them, particu- defensive,' former state tarty the Jewish people =- Rep. Don Albosta said with they have a reputation for frustration this week, refer- being closely connected — ring to Roger Tilles, his op- then it is an issue.' ponent for the Democratic "Mr. Tilles, who lives in congressional nomination Mount Pleasant and for- merly was House Speaker in the 10th District. Bobby Crim's top aide, says "Well, Mr. Albosta yes, indeed, he has gotten should be on the defen- contributions from his fam- sive. His crude attempt to Mrs. Newman Named Head of Home for Aged Volunteers ily in New York and his friends there and they are Jewish. That may suggest Mr. Tilles is well organized, or that his family is, but it hardly makes him the agent of a Jewish conspiracy. "Mr. Albosta may not be anti-Semitic, despite his words; maybe he is just an- tediluvian. Whatever the case, he cannot legitimately complain about being put on the defensive. That's what can happen when you are of- fensive." U.S. Senate candidate Paul Roaenbauxn, a state legislator from Battle Creek, has said during the election campaign that he has had to fight a "whispering campaign" against him during his political career. were honored at the recep- . Rosenbaum is a practic- At a champagne recep- g " w. the religion of his tion. Participating were 1:if tion honoring its volun- and e fathas er, aalthough ca hn e Herbert A. Aronson, presi- teers, the Jewish Home for was Aged formally announced dent of the board of directors Scientist by his mother. His the appointment of Betsy of the Home for Aged; Ar- Judaism and New York Newman as coordinator of thur Lipsitt, president of roots have been used volunteers. the home's resident council; against him, Rosenbaum A former schoolteacher, and Charles Wolfe, execu- said. Mrs. Newman received a five director. Meanwhile, one of the BA degree in English and To volunteer, call Mrs. candidates running for the psychology from Wayne Newman at the Home for Michigan Senate seat in the State University. Aged, 532-7112. 10th district, which in- Mrs. Newman has been cludes the Downriver sub- an active volunteer and was urbs of Detroit, is Wayne a member of the steering County Commissioner committee of the Jewish Community Center Book TEL AVIV (JTA) — The George Hart. Hart was one of the sig- Fair, executive board ancient remains of a Jewish member and president of synagogue at Gamin on the ners of a May 10 advertise- the PTO of Hillel Day Golan Heights was the site ment in the Detroit Free School and has worked with for 250 Jewish children Press supporting the Pales- the hearing impaired. celebrating their Bnai tine Liberation Organiza- tion. More than 200 volunteers Mitzva. 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