THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Military Mind?

TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
Prof. Zvi Kurzweil, writing
in the Hebrew newspaper
Maariv, said that few of the
200 generals in Israel's 35-
year history have retired to
become successful politi-
cians.
Kurzweil theorizes that
the military mind, used to
command and authority,
does not adapt well to the
give-and-take of democratic
politics.

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Dr. Rackman Will Address
Benefit on Behalf of Bar-Ilan

Prof. Emanuel Rackman,
president of Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity, will be guest
speaker at the university's
annual dinner to be held
Tuesday at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, announces Phillip
Stollman, chairman of the
university's global board of
trustees.
Joseph H. Jackier will be
honored at the dinner,
which also will mark the in-
auguration of the Joseph
and Edythe Jackier Law Li-
brary Endowment Fund.
This perpetual fund will be
used to purchase books,
journals, and equipment for

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The dinner also will fea-
ture a special presentation
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Friedman. The couple es-
tablished the Moshe and
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Fund for Yiddish Teacher
Education at Bar-Ilan.
Dr. Rackman has
served as Bar-Ilan
president since 1977, at
which time he left New
York to take up full-time
residence in Ramat Gan.
He received his rabbinic
training at Yeshiva Uni-
versity, was graduated from
Columbia Law School and
holds a doctorate in political
science from Columbia
University. He was rabbi of
the Fifth Avenue
Synagogue in New York
City, served as professor of
Jewish studies and consul-
tant to the chancellor of the
City University of New
York on Jewish studies, and
as adjunct professor of
Jewish law at the New York
University Law School.
Dr. Rackman has been a
member of the board of gov-
'ernors of the Jewish
Agency, past president of
the New York Board of
Rabbis and of the Rabbini-
cal Council of America, and
holds the rank of chaplain
(colonel) in the United
States Air Force Reserve.
Dr. Rackman is author of
"Israel's Emerging Con-
stitution, One Man's
Judaism," and of many es-
says published in Commen-
tary, Judaism, and other
scholarly journals. He also
writes a column in Jewish
Week.
For information about the
diviner, call the Bar-Ilan
office, 398-7180.

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Bnai Brith Activities

ACCOUNTANTS UNIT
will have its second annual
all-day seminar Wednesday
at Adat Shalom Synagogue,
beginning at 8 a.m. The
program will qualify for
eight hours of continuing
education of which four
hours will be in accounting
and auditing subjects.
Michael G. Kinney and
Frederick C. Swartz will
speak on "Collection Prob-
lems and Communications
With Taxpayer and His
Representative." Jay T.
Nowak will speak on "Pro-
nouncements Update:
Audit Sampling." "Effective
Communications" will be
the topic of Barbara Alpern.
Special luncheon guest
speaker will be Terry Tyler
o•the Detroit Pistons.

Yellin, 353-6966.
The unit has established
a scholarship for needy ac-
counting students at nearby
universities. For informa-
tion about the scholarship,
administered through the
Jewish Scholarship Service,
call Kal Tillem at the JSS,
967-0500.

There is a fee, and guests
are invited. The extra
charge for non-members is
applicable to dues.
Luncheon will be
served. Reservation
deadline is today. For de-
tails, call President Larry
Hyman, 352-8040; or Pro-
gram Vice President Iry

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Debts to Banks

BASEL (JTA) — Accord-
ing to the Bank for Interna-
tional Settlements, Israel in
1982 owed $6.4 billion to
foreign central banks. This
does not include debts to
foreign governments.
Mexico, at $58.9 billion,
and Brazil, $56 billion, had
the highest debts to foreign
central banks.

JWB Officials

NEW YORK — JWB
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pointed Mitchell Jaffe and
Robert Fischer to the
newly-created positions of
assistant executive director
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