1959-24
THE DETR OIT JEWIS H NEWS -- Friday, June 12,

JWV Elects Cane, Adopts Civil
Rio- Ms Resolution at Convention

Bond Sales Spurred at Israel Party

Israel Bond sales
were stimulated on
May 25, at an Is-
rael champagne
party at the home
of Mrs. Philip
Slomovitz. The guest
speaker, Mme. de
Gamez Gres (right),
eminent author, art
and fashion critic,
is shown here with
Mrs. Harry Nachmin,
of 1'75'78 Kentucky,
who was Israel Bond
Sponsors' chairman
for the afternoon.
The event marked
Israel's 11th anni-
versary.

Marshall D. Shulman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Shul-
man,. of 2641 Woodstock, last
week was awarded the degree
of Doctor of Philosophy by Co-
lumbia U n i -
versity.
Dr. Shul-
man, who is
associated,
with the Rus-
sian Research
Department at
Harvard Uni-
versity, w a s
formerly at-
tached to the
U.S. State De-
partment, as . Dr. Shulman
an assistant to Secretary of
State Dean Acheson. A former
Detroit newspaperman, he is a
graduate of the • University of
Michigan.
He lives with his two chil-
dren at 11 Kirkland Place,
Mass. His wife died
Heads Alpha Omega Cambridge,
two years ago.
A plaque was presented to Dr.
Next month, Dr. Shulman
Sidney 0. Siegan, immediate plans to visit in Russia, as part
past-president of the Detroit of his extensive European trip
Alumni Chapter.
with his children.
Dr. Fred Stein, national edi-
Dr. Shulman's parents, his
tor of Alpha Omega, introduced children and his brother, Mel-
Dr. Dyen and his wife Marion, vin, were in New York last
of Philadelphia.
week to attend the commence-
The officers installed were: ment exercises at Columbia
University during which he re-
DETROIT ALUMNI CHAPTER
Gerald Michael, president; Leo ceived his Doctrate.

Mrs. Harry Partrich, retiring
At the three-day 18th annual
convention of the Department patriotic instructress of the
of Michigan, Jewish War Vet- Michigan Ladies Auxiliary,
erans, in the Sheraton-Cadillac headed the awards committee.
Hotel, delegates elected a new She was assisted by committee
department commander, paid members Hon. Mary Beck, pres-
tribute to the national com- ident of the Detroit Common
mander, adopted a civil rights Council, Mrs. Morris Adler and
resolution and thanked the Philip %lomovitz.
The JWV convention banquet
Catholic War Veterans for an
at the Sheraton-Cadillac was ad-
"expression of courtesy."
The Michigan Ladies Auxili- dressed by Rabbi Morris Adler.
ary, in a separate, but simulta- chaplain of the Department of
neous session, elected officers Michigan.
for the coming year.
Later, at a joint program of Reform Men's Clubs
the Department and Auxiliary.
at the JWV Memorial Home, Slate Golf Outing
Michael G. Weinstein was an-
The Men's Clubs of three
nounced as the winner of the Detroit area Reform temples
United Hebrew Schools essay will hold their second annual
contest, sponsored by the JWV. joint golf outing on June 23,
He was presented with a $100 at Tam O'Shanter Country Club
bond.
The all-day affair will feature
Irving S. Cane, past corn - golf from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Dr. Gerald Michael
mander of the Sgt. Morton A. games, swimming and relaxa-
Dr. Gerald Michael was in-
Silverman Post, was named de- tion. Participating will be
partment commander at the Temples Beth El, Emanu-El and stalled as president of the
Detroit Alumni Chapter of
conclusion of the meeting which Israel.
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity
opened with a civic luncheon
Dinner will be served at 6:45 at a cocktail party and dinner-
honoring National commander
p.m., and men not able to at- dance at the Whittier Hotel.
Sam Shaikewitz of St. Louis.
tend earlier are invited to join
Officers elected to serve with
National President David L.
in the evening festivities. En-
Cane are Gerson Marder and
Dyen
and newly-installed of-
tertainment will be featured,
Irving Feldman, vice - comman-
ficers from
and
trophies
and
prizes
will
be
ders; Louis Kogan, quarter-
t h e Alumni, NV
master; and Harry T. Madison. awarded.
Reservations should be made Toledo, a n d
judge advocate.
both_ under-
In business sessions following immediately by members with graduate chap-
their
respective
temple
offices.
the social events, a resolution
ters, Chi and
aimed at civil rights measures
Alpha Nu,
now pending before the Michi- Cub Scout Picnic Sunday
were honored.
gan legislature, was unanimous-
A family picnic for Cub
The program
ly adopted. It urged, in princi- Scout Pack 369 will close the included Dr.
ple, the expansion of civil pack's program season Sunday, Gerald Apte-
rights safeguards to the areas June 14. Cub scout families will kar, toastmas-
of housing, public accommoda- meet at the Davison branch of ter. Dr. Mar-
tion and education.
the Jewish Center, 4059 W. tin Naimark, Dr. Michael
The convention expressed its Davison, on the Waverly side at regent, made presentations to
appreciation to the Catholic 1 p.m. From there, the group outgoing undergraduate presi-
War Veterans "for their expres- will go to John F. Ivory polo dents, Robert Galin from Chi
sion of courtesy, consideration, grounds where awards will be Chapter, Robert Becker from
and brotherhood" in carrying given to Cubs who have earned Alpha Nu, and to Toledo alumni
past-president Dr. Melvin Conn.
the JWV flag in the Memorial them.
Day parade which fell on the
Jewish sabbath.
New officers of the Ladies
Auxiliary are Mesdames Sarah
Nemon, president; Charlotte
Rosen and Gertrude Kraft, vice-
June '7—To Rabbi and Mrs. lan) of 18256 Wisconsin, a
presidents; Esther Feld, treas- Julius Weinberg (Alezah Dwor- daughter, Linda Ann.
* * *
urer; Marian Stanley, patriotic kin), of 1216 Prospect, Ann
instructress; Ida Shein, conduc- Arbor, a daughter, Shira.
May 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
tress; Mary Kaplan, guard;
* * *
Donald Nitzkin (F l o r e n c e
Zelda Rose, historian; Ruth
June 6 — To Mr. and Mrs. Tobin), of 21661 Ridgedale, Oak
Schreiber, chaplain; and Cor- Charles Stone (Barbara Man- Park, a son, Sanford Jay.
rine Oppenheim, chief of staff. dell), of 19467 Lesure, a son,
* * *
Lawrence W. Crohn, presi- Douglas Stewart.
May 25 — To Dr. and Mrs.
dent of the Jewish Community
* * *
Alfred Shaw (Miriam Aaron),
Council, presented the essay
June 2—To Mr. and Mrs. of 3230 Cambridge, a son, Ran-
contest award to Michael, son Sheldon M. Freedman (Deborah
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wein- R. Frutkin), of 24261 Seneca, dall Loren. * *
stein, 17376 Cherrylawn. Sub- Oak Park, a daughter, Kathy
May 24—To Mr. and Mrs.
ject of the essay contest was
Ellen.
Donald Zimberg (Shirley Mish-
"Contributions of Judaism to
* * *
covsky), a son, Robert Elliot.
American Democracy."
June 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Don-

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Segal, recording secretary; Frank
Solway, treasurer; Ted Winshall,
corresponding secretary; Jack Freed-
land, editor; Ray Pollard, sergeant-
at-arms.
TOLEDO ALUMNI CHAPTER
Albert Jacobs, president; Harmon
Rusgo, vice-president; K e n n e t h
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CHI CHAPTER
Herbert Hertzbeg, president; Sel-
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of Schaefer Rd., a daughter,
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* * *
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