Husband-Wife Team Among 20
Recipients of WSU MD Degrees

Beta Kappa. He attended Central
High School and received his B.S.
degree at Wayne State University.
He will intern at Detroit Receiving
Hospital.
Irving M. Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Miller, 18297 Wooding-
ham. He is a graduate of Central
High School and received his B.S.
degree from Wayne State Univer-
sity. Miller will intern at Mt. Zion
Hospital, San Francisco, Calif.
Arthur T. Ross, son of Mrs. Claire
Ross, 2545 Ford. He received his
B.A. degree from the University of
Michigan, and was also a graduate
of Central High School. Ross will
intern at Detroit Sinai Hospital.
Allen R. Soble, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Soble, 21152 Rutland.
Soble is a member of Alpha Omega
Alpha honor society. He is a grad-
uate of Central High School and
received his • B. S. degree from
Wayne State University. He will
intern at Detroit Sinai Hospital.
Joseph W. Stern, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Edward A. Stern, 18200 Pen-
nington Drive. Stern is a graduate
of Central High School and received
his B.A. degree from the University
of Michigan. He will intern at De-
troit Sinai Hospital.
Sanford Shapiro, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Shapiro, 16128 Wooding-
ham Drive. Shapiro is a graduate
of Cass Technical High School, and
received his B. S. degree from
Wayne State University. He will
intern at Mt. Zion Hospital, San
Francisco. Calif.
Sheldon N. Siegel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Siegel, 4085 Cortland Ave.
Siegel is a graduate of Central High
School. He will intern at Detroit
Receiving Hospital.
David J. Schwartz, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Louis A. Schwartz,' 19550
Argyle Crescent. - Schwartz is a
graduate of George High School of
Pennsylvania. He also attended Cor-
nell University. • Merton College—
Oxford, England, and received his
B.A. degree from the University of
Chicago.
Schwartz will intern at
Roy E. Arons, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Arons, 18674 San. Juan. Beth Israel Hospital of Boston,
Mass.
Arons is a member of Alpha Omega
Alpha medical honor society. He
will intern at Detroit Sinai Hospital.
Marshall J. Blondy, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Samuel Blondy, 18115 Wis-
consin. Blondy is a graduate of
Central High School and the Uni-
versity of Michigan. He will intern
at Detroit Receiving Hospital.
At ceremonies held in New
Daniel S. Elman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Elman of Detroit. York City city hall recently,
Elman is a graduate of Verdugo the Jewish Forum Foundation
Hills High School, Tutunga, Cali-
fornia and received his Bachelor of presented Justice Louis D.
Arts degree at Wayne State Uni- Brandeis Gold Medal awards
versity. He is a member of Phi
Beta Kappa. Elman will intern at to four persons for their out-
Sinai Hospital of Detroit.
standing service to humanity.
Robert L. Friedlander, son of Mrs.
the awards
Recipients
Esther E. Friedlander, 17367 Ken-
tucky. Friedlander is a graduate of were Herbert H. Lehman, for-
Central High School and received
his B.S. degree at Wayne State mer governor of N.Y. and for-
University. He will intern at Mount mer senator; Gustav Stern, a
Zion Hospital, San Francisco, Calif.
Bernard J. Fogel, son of Mr. and virologist whose work has
Mrs. Abraham Fogel, 3737 Glendale. brought great advances in the
Fogel is a graduate of Central High
School and received his B.A. degree conquest of malaria; economist
at Wayne State University. He will Thomas H. Mitchell, and Mrs.
intern at Mt. Zion Hospital, San
Serge Koussevitzky, president.
Francisco, Calif.
Morris Frumin, son of Mrs. Ber- of the Koussevitzky music
tha Frumin, 17199 Prairie. Frumin
is a graduate of Cass Technical foundation. The latter two are
High School. He also attended Mich- non-Jews.
igan State University. He will in-
The ceremony was attended
tern at Detroit Grace Hospital.
Norman Heiman, son of Mr. and by New York Mayor Robert F.
Mrs. Leo Helman, 19600 Roslyn,
Heiman is a member of Phi Beta Wagner who. paid tribute to
Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha the four persons being hon-
medical honor society. He attended
Cass Technical High School and the ored.
University of Michigan. Heiman
will intern at Detroit Sinai Hospital.
Murray Lee Janower, son of Mr. Announce Editors
and Mrs. Harry Janower, 18237 of WSU Newspaper
Stansbury. Janower is a graduate
of Central High School. He also
Executive positions on the
attended the University of Detroit.
Janower • will intern at Philadelphia staff of the Daily Collegian,
General Hospital.
student newspaper at Wayne
Richard Komisaruk, of 3700 Pasa-
dena Ave. He is a member of State University, have been an-
Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor nounced.
society. He attended Mumford High
Among those appointed to
School and the University of Chi-
cago. Komisaruk will intern at serve for the 1958-59 academic
Wayne County General Hospital.
year under editor-in-chief
Charles S. Levi, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abbe Levi, 3286 Glendale. Levi Barnard L. Collier are: Jim
is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Collier, news editor; Bernard
Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor
society. He attended the Beth Ye- Silver, sports editor; Charlotte
hudah schools and received his B.A. Hymns, feature editor; Iris
degree from Wayne State Univer-
sity. He will intern at Detroit Har- Erlich, copy editor; and Allen
per Hospital.
Stross, photo director.
Aaron Lupovitch, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Lupovitch, 24071 Berk-
ley. Lupovitch is a member of Phi Catholic College Awards

At Wayne State University
College of Medicine commence-
ment exercises next Thursday,
in the State Fair Coliseum, 20
Jewish students will be among
the 72 who will receive their
medical degrees.
Of special interest will be
the awarding of degrees to a
husband and wife team —
Gerald S. Weintraub and Ros-
alyn Yarost Weintraub—both
of whom will receive their
MDs with the '58 class.
Gerald S. Weintraub, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wein-
traub, 19035 Parkside, is a Cen-
tral High School graduate. He
attended Kenyon College of
Ohio where he received his B.A.
degree, is a member of Phi Beta
Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha
medical honor society. He will
intern at Bellevue Hospital.
His wife, the former Rosalyn
Yarost, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Isadore Yarost, 17137
Northlawn, is a graduate of Cass
Technical High School, is a
member of Alpha Omega Alpha
medical honor society. and at-
tended also the University of
Michigan. She, too, will intern
at Bellevue HoSpital.
Other Jewish recipients of
MD degrees from WSU Medical
College next Thursday are

Brandeis Gold Medal
Awarded Four Persons
for Humanitarianism

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Degree to Dewey Stone

U. of M. Student Wins
Sorbonne Scholarship

Carole Karp, a sophomore at'
the University of Michigan, has
been awarded a scholarship
from Sweetbrier College in
Virginia to spend her junior
year stdying at Sorbonne in
Paris, France.
The scholarship winner had
previously won an award from
Experiment in International
Living to spend the summer
living in a French Province,
but relinquished it when learn-
ing of the Sorbonne invitation.
Carole, a French major,
maintains a high scholastic av-
erage. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Karp, of
18611 Santa Barbara.

BOSTON. (JTA).—The
honorary degree of Doctor of
Laws was bestowed by the
Stonehill College, a Catholic
college in Massachusetts, upon
Dewey D. Stone, national Jewish
leader. Two other honorary de-
grees were given by the college
to Governor Foster Furcolo of
Massachusetts and Msgr. Fran-
cis J. Lally, editor of Pilot,
official organ of the Catholic
Church in Massachusetts.

Israel Stamps Exhibit
A special international stamp
exhibition, in honor of the 10th
anniversary of Israel will be
held from June 15 to 18 at the
New York Trade Show Build-
ing, 8th Ave. and W. 35th St.,
New York.

Walter G. Levine
Wins Doctorate

You can count on it

Walter G. Levine, a native
Detroiter who now resides in
New York, will receive a PhD.
degree in physiology at com-
mencement exercises of Wayne
State University this Thursday
evening, in the State Fair Co-
liseum.
Dr. Levine, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Levine, of 19497
Strathmoor, completed his doc-
toral work in the WSU depart-
ment of pharmacology and phy-
siology of the .college of medi-
cine.
A graduate of Central High
School and Temple Israel High
School, Dr. Levine received his
BS degree in pharmacy from
Wayne in 1952 and his MS de-
gree in 1954.
He is now associated with the
Albert Einstein college of medi-
cine of Yeshiva University in
New York, where he is engaged
in research work on a U.S. Gov-
ernment fellowship.
Dr. Levine, widely known in
Detroit as a pianist, was asso-
ciated for many years with Dick
Stein's orchestra. He also has
participated as musical director
and arranger in a number of
benefit shows sponsored by local
Jewish organizations.
Open house honoring Dr. Le-
vine, who is married to the for-
mer Linda Wendroff, of Kew
Gardens, N.Y., will be held by
his parents • this Saturday eve-
ning.

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Sol Elkin Gets Doctorate

Sol M. Elkin, of 3410 W. Chi-
cago, will receive a Doctor of
Education degree at Wayne
State University's commence-
ment exercises at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, in the State. Fair
Coliseum.
A graduate of Central High
School, Elkin holds a B.S. de-
gree and an M.Ed. degree from
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