Technion Head Calls for 'Israel -
Research and World Trade Center

Establishment of a Research
Center for World Trade under
joint sponsorship of government
and industry was urged as the
first step in organizing Israel's
industrial potential to compete
in international commerce.
The proposal was made by
Benjamin Cooper, president of
the New York engineering firm
of Taller & Cooper, Inc., speak-
ing befofe the Technion-Israel
Instittite of Technolog-j- in Haifa.
The center, as advocated by
Cooper, would provioe a de-
tailed analysis of world-wide
markets and individual needs
and tastes, with a view to
opening new export opportuni-
ties for Israel.

On the basis of such a cen-
ter's findings, Cooper declared,

Israel's economy can be de-
veloped on a planned, scientific
basis that will utilize the most
modern methods of research

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at West Point, the U. S. Naval_
Academy at Annapolis, the U.
S. Merchant Marine Academy
at Kings Point and the U. S.
Coast Guard Academy at New
London, Conn., who are to be
commissioned at the 1956 com-
mencement exercises, will each
receive personally inscribed
copies of the Bible from the
National Jewish W elf are
Board's (JWB) - Commission on
Jewish Chaplaincy.
The presentations will be
made to the 15 newly-commis-
sioned second lieutenants at

ORT Women Elect
Mrs. Harold Kukes

Mrs. Harold Kukes will be
installed as president of the
Michigan Region of WOnien's
American- ORT at its annual
luncheon meeting at 12 noon,
Wednesday, in the Crystal Ball-
room of the - Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel.
Mrs. Kukes, whO succeeds
Mrs. - Oliver Ruby in the presi-
dency, is a graduate lawyer who

has long been
active in com-
munity affairs.
Mrs. Harry
Becker, chair-
m an of the
day's program,

advises that
the invocation
will be given
by Mrs. C.
Harry Malbin.
Mrs. Kukes Mrs. Joseph
Fenton, installing officer, will
induct the following officer%,
in addition to Mrs. Kokes:

Mesdames Si4ney Weisman,
Albert Stern, Tarry Singer, C.
Harry Malbin, Max Beak and
Ben Bolin, vice-presidents; Jack
Rubin, Norman Jacob, Harold
Rothbart, secretaries; . David Ko-:
sofsky, treasurer; and Charles
Smith; parliamentarian.
Chapter presidents to be in-
ducted are Mesdames Maerit
Kallet, Northland; Irwin Kurtz,
Northeast; How a r d Kronick,
Vera Bramson; Eugene Levine,
Mt. Clemens; Ralph Bonin,
Huntington Woods; Philip Stern,
Oakwood; David Kay, North-
west; and Theodore Roth, Golf-
dale.
"The Mellah,* a new ORT
film, depicting the lives of an
ORT student and teacher, will
be shown. In addition to this
film, ,made in Casablanca, the
color movie, "Wings to Israel,"
will be screened.
ORT is the Organization for
Rehabilittation through Train-
ing, which operates vocational
schools in Europe, North Africa
and Israel. For luncheon reser-
vations, call Mrs. Morton Hoch-

man, UN. 1-4747.

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whose appointment has been
announced as national direc-
tor of Bnai Brith Hillel Foun-
dations. Dr. Shapiro succeeds
Dr. Arthur Lelyveld, who •
became executive vice-presi-
dent of the American Fund
for Israel Institutions.

Mischakoff Solos
At Center Concert

Violinist Mischa Mischakoff
will be guest soloist with the
Center SymphOny Orchestra at
its final concert this season at
8:30 p.m., May 29, in the Davison
Jewish C e n -
t e r. Julius
Chajes will
conduct.
Mischakoff,
currently con-
certmaster 0 f

the Detroit
Symphony Or-
chestra, held
the same post
with the N e w
Mischakoff York Sy m-
phony, , under Walter DamroSch;
the Philadelphia Orchestra, un-
der Leopold Stokowski; and the
Chicago Symphony, under Fred-
erick Stock. .
For 15 years; he served with
Toscanini as concertmaster with
the National Broadcasting Co.
Symphony. He has soloed with
major symphonies from coast
to coast.
For his appearance with the
Center Orchestra, Mischakoff
will play the Beethoven Violin
Concerto. The orchestra - will be
heard in Mendelssohn's Sym-
phony No. 4 (Italian) and Hugo
Kauder's Little Suite No. 2 for
Strings, the latter being per-
formed for the first time in De-
troit.
Tickets are available in ad-
vance at the Center office. For
information, call WE 3-7380.

Members of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra and 10 vocal
soloists will highlight the-Work-
men's Circle and Halevy - Far-

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at Kings Point and two newly
commissioned ensigns at New
London at special Jewish bac-
calaureate services arranged
by the Jewish chaplains of the _
Academies.

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energy and funds to Technion
in Israel.
This year his gift of $100,000
has made possible the estab-
lishment of a new school of
industrial management at the
Haifa institute. His present
mission in Israel is to partici-
pate in laying the cornerstone
for that school.

and technology, in order to
achieve and maintain a com-

petitive position in world trade.
A graduate engineer of the
Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology, and formerly industrial
engineer for the General Elec-
tric Company, Cooper heads a
firm which ha's specialized in
the development of automation
systems, including electronic
computers, supervisory control
systems, toll collection equip-
ment, closed circuit television
and varied electronic apparatus.
He is director of the Ameri-
can Technion Society, and has
been a contributor of - time,

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Thirty-two
ensigns at Annapolis,
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band choral concert the evening
of May 27, at the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts.
The varied program will be
new to the Detroit concert aud-
ience. Yiddish and Israeli songs,
English ballads, Negro spirituals
and operetta selections will be
offered.
Martin Ho f f e r, harmonica
player, will be presented_ in a
classical program. Rebecca
Frohman and Bella Goldberg
will be at the piano. _
The entire program has been
orchestrated by director Dan
Frohman, who will direct the
concert. For reservations and
tickets, call IA 3-3253 or TO'
6-3267.
At 9 p.m., today, Branch
460-E of the Workmen's Circle
will present Wolf Snyder, chair-
man of the C'ouneil of Jewish
Schools, author, lecturer and
teacher, in a talk on "Within
the Ghetto Walls—An Analysis
of Jewish Life in the Middle
Ages," • at the WC Educational

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