Dewey D.
Stone, chairman,
board of govern-
o r s , Weizmann
Institute of Sci-
ence, confers
honorary fellow-
ship of Institute
on Dr. Jonas E.
Salk at annual
Weizmann Dinner
in New York.
Rabbis Silver Form
Family 'Partnership'
as Spiritual Leaders
A famed father and son team
have been named to equal status
as spiritual leaders of the 110-
year-old Temple in Cleveland.'
Daniel Jeremy Silver, 31,
named a full rabbi, and his re-
nowned father, Rabbi Abba Hil-
lel Silver, are believed to be
the only father and son at the
helm of the same Jewish con-
gregation in America.
A unanimous vote placed the
younger rabbi in the post. His
father, who will be 67 next
month, said he had no imme-
diate plans to retire from the
leadership of the 2400 member-
congregation.
Beth Shmuel to Honor Mr. - Mrs. Yampolsky
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Yampol-
sky, long-time leaders in Cong.
Beth Shmuel, will be the guests
of honor at the synagogue's an-
nual donor banquet.
Guest speaker at testimonial
affair, to be held at 6:30 p.m.,
Jan. 3, in the
social hall of
t h e synago-
gue, will be
Rabbi Leizer
Levin, chair-
. man of the
presidium of
the Council of
Orthodox Rab-
bis of Detroit.
A musical
Yampolsky program h a s
been arranged, and will feature
Yiddish, Hebrew and English
selections by Cantor Hyman J.
Adler, according to Aaron
Kanter, banquet chairman.
Reservations for the banquet,
which is open to the public,
may be made by calling TE
4 - 0777 or TU 3-3380.
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Temple Israel Slates College Student Night
"What Are the Ideals of Modern
College Youth?" After dinner,
the students will attend sabbath
services in the sanctuary.
Four university students will
deliver a panel sermon on "Col-
lege Youth Motives and Ideals."
eis mu Es Panelists are Ronald Bassey,
of Michigan; Nancy
I University
Cohen, Brandeis University; and
I Arline Schachter and Linda Vic-
a tor, Wayne State University.
Walter Bagdade, of Massachu-
I setts Institute of Technology,
I will be the moderator.
The congregation will join
I the college students at a recep-
following services, in hon-
I tion
or of the Bas Mitzvah of Diane
I Joan Pliskow, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Pliskow.
College youth of Temple - Is-
rael will be the guests of the
Sisterhood and Men's Club at a
homecoming dinner and forum
this evening, in the temple.
Theme for the • forum - is
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Beth El Sets Hanukah,
Homecoming Services
Temple Beth El will com-
bine its annual Hanukah Fam-
ily Service with College Home-
I coming services at 8 p.m., today.
Dr. Richard C. Hertz will con-
duct the Hanukah ritual, and
the Children's Choir will sing
appropriate musical selections.
I Speakers will be Myra Lakoff,
I Radcliff College; Karl Ecker,
ui University of Michigan; and
I Linda Granet, Wayne State Uni-
z versity.
A social hour in the Franklin
=I I Memorial Hall will follow serv-
I ices, and will honor the college
students.
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LONDON, (JTA)—The Arab
▪ boycott against Regie Renault,
• the French auto firm, was lifted
I in all Arab countries.
According to press reports,
I the ban was cancelled after the
I anti-Israel, boycott office of the
Arab League reported it had
I received . conclusive_ evidence
that RenaUlt had cut all ties
with Israel.
Renault cancelled its contract
several weeks ago with the
Kaiser-Frazer plant in Haifa
where small cars had been as-
sembled. The French firm sub-
sequently admitted it had done
1 so under Arab boycott pressure.
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The first comprehensive study
of the work of Max Weber, the
German sociologist and political
I scientist who died in 1920, will
be published Jan. 14 by Double-
day. Entitled "Max Weber: An
I Intellectual Portrait," the book
concentrates on Weber's com-
parative study of world civiliza-
tion.
The author is Reinhard Ben-
I dix,
a professor of sociology
who came to this country as a
ma refugee from Hitler in 1938.
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11 —THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, Dece mber 25, 1959
Dr. Salk Receives High Honor