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THE JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, November 28, 1952
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The Wayne University Press
has announced the release of its
new publication, "Toward Bet-
ter Human Relations." The 120-
page volume contains the first
series of the annual Leo M.
Franklin Lectures in Human•Re-
lations at Wayne. .
Additional Patrons
For the Balfour Ball
An additional list of patrons
who aided in making a success
of the Balfour Ball, supplemen-
tary to the names published in
The
• Jewish News last week, was
announced by the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit as follows:
Ralph Berman, Tom Borman,
David M. BUegeleisen, Benja-
min D. Burdick, Harry Chernick,
Sol Dann, David. Colman, Stan-
ley D. Dorfman, Maurice J. El-
kin, Aubrey H. Ettenheimer,
Walter Farber, Leo Mellen, Har-
old Goodinan, Handelman Drug
Co., Oscar Kaufman, Jack Mala-
mud, Nathan Rubin . & Co.,
Frank Rosenbaum, AI Sklare,
°Morris Sussman, Saul Waldman,
Harry W e i n st e i n 'Westwood
Wholesale Grocery, Albert Win-
nick, Abner A, Wolf, Inc., Harry
Zausmer.
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Dr. Lloyd Allen Cook, holder
of the Frank1Th Memorial Chair
during its first year (1950-51)
and chairman of the depart-
ment of 'educational sociology in
Wayne's College of Education,
edited the book.
Both' the lecture 'series and a
memorial professorship were es-
tablished at Wayne University
in 1949 by the board of trustees'
of Temple Beth El in honor of
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, who died
in 1948 after 42 years as Rabbi
of the Temple,
The five lectures in the vol-
ume were given ' at the Univer-
sity as public addresses. Each
speaker was selected by Dr. Cook
as a distinguished leader in his
field.
The lectures were given by
Louis Wirth, Dr. Eduard C.
Lindeman, Gordon W. Allport,
Dorwin Cartwright.
The paperbound volume sells
for $2.50. Copies may be ordered
from the office of the Wayne
University Press at 4841 Cass,
Detroit 1.•
Mrs. Jerome Blum, president
of the Music Study Club of De-
troit, announces the establish-
ment of the Dora and Julius
Green Foundation of Music in
Israel.
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs.- Morris Disner, of 19344 Monica, are spending
the winter months in Miami Beach, Fla.
Lionel Cashman of the World Wide Travel Bureau is the guest
of the Holland American Line in New York, inspecting the new
S. S. Maasdam and other ships.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tulkoff, of Baltiniore, Mr., were recent
house guests here of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine, of Grand Ave.
Anne Zelonka was hostess at a brunch on Nov. 23, held in
honor of the following girls who are in New York this weekend
at the convention of Junior Hadassah: Violet* Messer, Zelda Mintz,
Harriet Mintz, Marilyn Sipher, Anne Epstein, Shirley Bailes, Sonja
Warshawsky, Anne StoLsky, Marilyn Farber, Linda Schwartz, Adele
Finkelstein, Ruth Borenstein, Dora Mandelbaum, and Ruth Levi.
Sander. Levin, national, chairman of Students for Democratic
Action, last week addressed the _Wayne University Student Council.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Winsen are now residing at 17765' Mander
Son.
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Guy L. Barron, 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Brooks
Barron, of 9381 .Wildemere, was named vice-president of his
freshman class at Harvard University. While at - Central High
School here, he was president of his senior. class.' -
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Bale, of 3256 Calvert, recently cele-
brated their 30th wedding, anniversary, with a party. Attending
were their children and grandson.
MISS GAIL REMER
Miss Judy Michaelson, a student at Ohio State .Univergity, is
Mr.
here to spend the Thanksgiving weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Remer, of
Stodpel- Ave., announce the en-
and Mrs. Edwin L -Michaelson, of Fairfield Ave.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hamburger, of Prairie Ave., entertained .gagerrient of thpir daughter,
members or the Sigma Alpha Mu Mother's Club and their hus. 4 Gail Lee, to Joseph Irwin. Harris,
bands at a party at their home on Nov. 20. Mrs. Daniel Siegel was , son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J.
recently elected president of the group, which includes mothers Harris, of W. Outer Dr. The
of student members of the University of Michigan chapter of bridegroom-elect was graduated
the fraternity.
from the University of Michigan,
and is now attending the grad-
uate school of Wayne University.
University Press Publishes Series
Of Leo Franklin Memorial Lectures
Music Study Club Gets C ontribution for Israel
The foundation is the contri-
bution of Mr. and Mrs. Green;
who reside at 18403 Muirland.
The fund, to be adrriinistered by
the Music Study Club, will aid in
the rehabilitation of Israelis
through the medium of music.
A subscription luncheon- at 12
noon, Dec. 9, at the Woman's
City Club on Park Ave. will
honor the Greens - for their gift,
and will also pay tribute to
Marc Lavry, distinguished Is-
raeli composer, who will be here
on a visit.
The "Music in Israel" program
will present Shirley Zaft, so-
prano, and Zinovi Bistritzky,
assistant concertmaster of the
`
Paul Gregory, who last sea-
son brought an exciting "new
dimension" to the stage with
his presentation of 'The' First
Drama .Quartette playing Ber-
nard Shaw's "Don Juan in Hell,"
offers another sharp challenge
to theatrical tradition in "John
BroWn's Body", which comes to
the stage of Masonic Temple for
one performance only on Dec. 8.
Gregory has assembled a sup-
erlative group of stars to trans-
port the Stephen Vincent Benet
classic from the library to the-
living medium of the theater.
In this new attraction Gregory
again places his main reliance
upon Charles Laughton.
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Detroit Symphony Orchestra, in
a program of Jewish and Is-
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and Detroit's Julius Chajes. The
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Israeli Military Attache
Addresses Local Gorup
The Joint Detroit Zionist
Council - Community C o u n c i l
Committee arranged for a series
of appearances of Col. Yehuda
Gila.di, Deputy Military, Naval
and Air Attache of the Israeli
Embassy iri Washington.
Col. Giladi addressed a lunch-
eon of the Kiwanis Club and
spoke at an assembly of the
Michigan State College in Lan-
sing sponsored jointly by the
political department of the State
College 'and the Hillel Founda-
tion.
Col. Giladi interpreted the
Israeli position and aspirations
to the audiences which hereto-
fore were -not well acquainted
with Israel.
During his visit here, Col.
Giladi. _also appeared in an in-
terview on Station WWJ-TV
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Detroit' News Employees
Plant Trees in Israel
In Memory of Hershberg
Trees in *mgmbry :of Barney
Bershberg, who died recently in
Jacksonville, Fla., were plakited
this week by the co-workers of
the decease,d on the staff of the
Detroit NeWs.
On behalf of News employees,
Lawrence J. Henderson and An=
nette Murphy sent $25 to Wil-
liam Hordes, president o f the
Jewish National Fund Council,
to memorialize Mr. Hershberg
by aiding the Israel reforests,-
tion program.
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