54 Friday, Wier 22, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Jack Anderson Will Speak at Bond Event for Hermelins

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Investigative reporter
Jack Anderson will be the
guest speaker at the Cong.
Shaarey Zedek Israel Bond
tribute dinner honoring Irv-
ing and Florence Hermelin.
The event, scheduled for
Nov. 3 in the synagogue's
Morris Adler Hall, will see

the Hermelins presented
with Israel's Eleanor
Roosevelt Medal, in recog-
nition of the couple's "self-
less devotion to the commu-
nity, their synagogue, the
state of Israel and freedom-
loving peoples throughout
the world."

SOMETHING NEW!

Anderson is the winner of
a Pulitzer Prize for national
journalism. He was born in
Long Beach, Calif. and was
brought up in Salt Lake
City, Utah. He served as a
Mormon missionary be-
tween 1941 and 1943 and
the rest of the war years as a

SOMETHING DIFFERENT!

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DO REAGAN'S "CONFRONTATION POLITICS"
MAKE YOU FEEL SECURE?

*DETERIORATIONSHIP OF RELATIONSHIPS
WITH OUR ALLIES
Increasingly, the U.S. is taking an adversary posi-
tion with long-time friends and eroding formerly-
positive relationships.

*INCREASED TENSION IN THE MIDDLE-EAST
We cannot allow short-sighted politicians to
erode our support for Israel.

*INCREASED THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR
WITH RUSSIA
U.S. diplomacy has been reduced to threats and
rhetoric. The administration ridicules and
threatens those who support a mutually veritica-
ble nuclear freeze.

William Broomfield, as the ranking Republican on the House
Foreign Affairs Committee, never wavers in his single-minded
dedication to the dictates of Reagan's disastrous foreign policy.

cadet officer in the mer-
chant marine and then as a
civilian war correspondent.

When he was sought by
his draft board in 1946, he
was with a band of
Chinese guerrillas be-
hind Japanese lines. In-
ducted, he was assigned
to the Shanghai edition of
the U.S. Army newspaper
"Stars and Stripes."

Anderson joined Drew
Pearson's staff in 1947 and
took over Pearson's syndi-
cated column when Pearson
died in 1969.
Anderson's daily column
now appears in 1,000 news-
papers and he has a staff of
20.
General chairman of the
tribute dinner is William M.
Davidson; associate general
chairmen are Paul Borman,
Franka Charlupski, Henry
Dorfman, Miriam Ham-
burger, Emma Schaver and
Shaarey Zedek president
Harvey Weisberg.

Dinner chairman is Irv-
ing Laker; dinner co-
chairmen are Leonard
Baruch, Ivan S. Bloch,
Joyce Blum, Marvin
Fleischman, Michael
Karbal, Anne Parzen and
Dr. Abner Ragins.

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Announcement is made'of
the engagement of Audrey
E. Foltyn to Gordon S.
Deutch. Miss Foltyn is the
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Miklos Foltyn. Mr.
Deutch is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deutch.
A January wedding is
planned.
* * *
Mrs. Roslyn Must of Far-
mington Hills announces
the engagement of her
daughter, Amy Must, to
Daniel Karp, son of Mr.

Israelis Hurt
in Rome Attack

JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
Jewish National Fund offi-
cial was one of the two Is-
raelis who were among the
wounded at the Rome syna-
gogue terror attack last
week, the JNF here has an-
nounced.
Max Shamgar, 55, until
recently served as JNF's
emissary in Rome. He re-
turned to Israel to take a
position in the JNF's
"Council of Teachers" and
was visiting Rome briefly
on a special JNF assign-
ment when he was
wounded.
The other Israeli hurt in
the attack was Prof. Jacob
Sarmonetta, of Hebrew
University.

Correction

The Zionist Information
News Service has cor-
rected its article on the
population of Israel. The
Jewish population of Is-
rael is 3,354,000.

and Mrs. A. Karp of Al-
toona, Pa. A May wedding is
planned.

* * *

Former Detroiters Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome L. Fried-
man of Hollywood, Fla., an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Debra Re-
naye Friedman, to Dr.
Frank L. Gober of
Lauderhill, Fla., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Gober of
Long Beach, N.Y. Miss
Friedman received an Asso-
ciate of Science degree from
the University of Florida
and a Bachelor of Science
degree in physical therapy
from Florida International
University. Her fiance was
graduated from New York
University, University
Heights campus. He re-
ceived a dental degree from
New York University Col-
lege of Dentistry. A May
wedding in Hollywood is
planned.

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Mrs. Dorella Horwitz of
Oak Park received a
Presidential Citation
awarded posthumously to
her daughter, the late Dr.
Selma Fraiberg, at the 28th
annual Wayne State Uni-
versity School of Social
Work Alumni Association
Forum.
Dr. Fraiberg was a
member of the WSU School
of Social Work faculty and
was a professor of child
psychoanalysis at the :Uni-
versity of California prior to
her death in 1981.

Marriages

Laura Marlene Rogoff

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and Charles Raymond El-
legood were married re-
cently at Temple Beth El.
Rabbi Dannel Schwartz of-
ficiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Rogoff of Southfield. Par-
ents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Charles El-
legood of Dearborn.
Following a honeymoon
in Las Vegas., Nev., the
couple are residing- in Far-
mington Hills.

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