Lurie-Testimonial Dinner Jan. 26 to Aid Yeshiva U. S cholarship Fund
John E. Lurie Detroit civic market in Tel Aviv, Israel: He
and communal leader, will be j joined with other leaders of
honored at a testimonial dinner -his industry to support the
on behalf of Yeshiva Univer-lproject to raise standards of
sity, on Jan. 26, at the Sheraton- living in the new Je -wish nation
Cadillac Hotel, it was an-land to help solve its food prob-
nounced today by Judge Nathan 1 lem.
J. Kaufman, chairman.
Lurie - is a past chairman of
Proceeds of the dinner will the Allied Jewish Campaign
go towards the establishment of and the Allied Food Club. He
.a scholarship fund in Lurie's was host at the annual Good-
honor at the university in New fellow championship football
York. bancitiet last year. He is a
Yeshiva University, the first member of Cong. Shaarey Ze-,
American university under dek, Temple Beth El and Adas
Jewish auspices, has 17 different Shalom Synagogue and the Pis-
schools and divisions. The uni- gah Lodge of Bnai Brith.
versity allocates $750,000 from
According to Judge Kaufman,
its $3,000,000 annual budget to plans for the testimonial were
provide , scholarship aid for formulated at a meeting of the
2,600 undergraduates.
arrangements committee last
The guest of honor, execu-
tive vice president of the ACF-
Wrigley Stores, Inc., opened
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Monday when Dr. Leon D. Stit-
skin, director of community
relations at Yeshiva University,
was here as guest speaker.
Other members of the testi-
monial dinner committee in-
clude David Goldberg, treas-
urer; Irwin Cohn, honorary
chairman; Frank Angelo, man-
aging editor, Free Press; Max
M. Fisher, Harvey H. Goldman,
Joseph Holtzman, Abe Kasle;
John MacLellan, managing edi-
for of the Detroit Times, Mayor
Louis C. Miriani, Max Osnos,
Harvey Patton, managing editor
of the Detroit News, Philip
Slomovitz; publisher and editor
of The Jewish News, and Abner
Wolf, honorary chairman.
Administrative co - chairmen
are William Boesky, Al Borman,
Morris Brandwine, Jerome Key-
well, Arthur Leebove, Max Stoll-
, man, Philip Stollman, Samuel
1 N. Zack and Paul Zuckerman.
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Sabbath Services Will Be Held At The
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
10 Mile Road, Edst of _Greenfield
Under the Auspices of
YOUNG ISRAEL OF DETROIT
This Saturday Morning, December 7th, 1957, at 9:00 A. M.
A Kiddush Will Be Given Following the Services
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Prof. Horace M. Kallen, dis-
tinguished scholar and Jewish
leader, will receive the tribute
of his friends and disciples on
the occasion of his 75th birth-
day, at the 18th anniversary
Dinner of the American Associ-
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to all the many, many friends and
neighbors who have already visited our
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PROF. HORACE M. KALLEN
ation for Jewish Education, Sun-
day evening at the Waldorf-As-
toria, New York.
Prof. Kallen will receive the
Mark Eisner Education Award,
former recipients of which have
been Senator Herbert H. Leh-
man and Philip W. Lown.
Actively associated with Jew-
ish communal work throughout
his fruitful • career as scholar
and teacher, Prof. Kallen was a
close friend and collaborator of
the late Justice Louis D. Bran-
deis while Brandeis spearhead-
ed the Zionist movement. To-
gether with the late Dr. Ste-
phen S. Wise he helped to con-
vene the historic sessions of the
American Jewish Congress at
the close of World War. I, and
has been active-in the Congress
ever since. - - .
Dr. Kallen'S major interest in
recent years has been the cause
of Jewish' education. • He is giv-
ing of, his . time, energy, and
means -to -the American Associa-
tion for Jewish Education, of
which he is vice-president.
Prof. Kallen,,author of many
books dealing with philosophy
and sociology and various as-
pects of Jewish life, is chair-
man of the . Department of Phil-
osophy- and Psychology of the
New School for Social Research.
He previously taught at Prin-
ceton, Harvard, and the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Sid-
ney Heyert acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.
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