Mr. and Mrs. William Elkin,
25048 Versailles, Oak Park, at
a recent family dinner announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Susan Joy, to Henry Newman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul New-
man of Appoline Ave.
The bride-elect is a sophomore
in the School of Music at the
University of Michigan. Her fi-
ance attends Wayne State Uni-
versity. The wedding is planned
for December, 1961.
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Ellen-
Steinberg, daughter of the late
Marc C. Steinberg, St. Louis
Jewish investment ,broker and
philanthropist, announced hem
she has set aside $500,000 to
help the New Orleans Board of
Education keep its schools open
in the face of segregationist
actions by the Louisiana Legis-
lature, which has cut off funds
needed to pay teachers.
Expressing herself as "deep-
ly distressed" over the New
Orleans situation, Miss Stein-
berg said she hoped her move
"will encourage others who
have been silent to fight to
keen the schools open."
Miss Steinberg's father, a
multimillionaire, had given
large sums of money, during,
his life, to Washington Univer-
sity, in St. Louis, and to hos-
pitals and charities in that City.
She said the $500,000 will be
placed in a New York bank, to
be drawn by the New Orleans
school board if the board ac-
cepts her offer.
after Seventh Win
MISS LINDA AARON •
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Aaron of
Northlawn Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Linda Esther, to Herbert Yale
Bez, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Bez of Monica Ave. After an
Aug. 20 wedding, the couple
will reside in Des Moines, - Iowa.
Her 's Life His Writings Zionism
Recorded in 3 Im,portant Pamphlets
,
A rich literature on Theodor
Herzl already has been pub-
lished to mark the Herzl Cen-
tennial Year. A five-volume set
of the Herzl Diaries will be
published soon by the Herzl
Press and other works are due
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Leaders as evaluations of the historic
of the Reform branch of Juda- accomplishments of ' Dr. Herzl.
ism announced the establish-
Three brochures are of sp
ment of a new philanthropic
cial interest. Herzl Press h
group known as "Builders 3i an important anthology
American Judaism," to mobilize
Herzl's declarations on Zionis
gifts of $25,000 or more for
and Judaism, edited by a forme
the advancement of Jewish Detroiter, Rabbi Herbert Par-
religious life and institutions. zen. In "Herzl Speaks—His
Reform Leaders
Launch Judaism
Builders' Group
The new group is sponsored
by the Development Fund for
American Judaism, the capital
fund-raising arm of the anion
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions and the Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute of Re-
ligion. The Development Fund
is seeking $15,000,000 in _behalf
of these institutions for' the
expansion and improvement of
facilities in New York, Cincin-
nati, Chicago, Miami, Los An-
geles, and other parts of the
United States.
Linda Aaron Will Center Teen Varsity
Wed Herbert Bez, Cagers Astound Foes
Mind on Issues, Events and
Men," is a valuable collection
of the great leader's views on
various Jewish matters.
Another Herzl Press broc
th
is "Theodor Herzl—the
by
of Jewish Statesmanshi
Dr. -Emanuel Neumann. uthor
, Dr.
Of a biography of H
et,, de-
Neumann, in this pam
urnal-
scribes how Herzl the
e re-
ist became a diplomat.
the
views the activities
founder of the modern poll
Zionist movement and, describ-
ing Dr. Herzl's purpose in life,
he states:
"Deliberately and with per-
sistence, he had striven to
dispel the mood and helpless-
ness and dull acquiescence in
Senator Herbert H. Lehman,
in making the announcement,
noted that the 'Builders of
American Judaism are starting
with a nucleus of 30 men and
women whose gifts range from
$25,000 to $250,000 each for an
aggregate of over $2,000,000.
This is exclusive of another U.S. Firm Will Build
$2,550,000 that has come in
from other sources since the Tools Plant in Israel
Development Funds' inception
NEW Y,0 R K , (JTA)—The
in November, 1959.
Dwyer - Baker Electronics Cor-
Charter membership and spe- poration of Miami, Florida, has
cially inscribed bronze plaques concluded arrangements for ,the
were presented by Senator Leh- construction of two plants in
man to three New York philan- Israel manufacturing machine
uminum products.
thropists for their contributio
announcement was made
of $250,000 each to the D
rn, North
ment Fund. The t
the Gov-
merican director
are Max L. Kopp
ernment of Israel In stment
general chair
Authority. ,
Klau; and
and
The plants will be bu
national ch
Cor-
perated b Ori Israe
olly
co a
o
Phar ceutical Fi
wyer-
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newly
G
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Tel Aviv
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YORK, (JTA)
N
he Negev.
• Beersheba
nternational Corp
Lill
Les- will manu-
One of the
a di ion of a leading Ame an facture
ion machine tools
ceutical firm, denied re- a
ph
; the other will produce
anating from Syria t
ports
ous products of the alumi-
5 num field, including automatic
it had b
with Israel.
vending machines.
Burton E. Beck, Eli Lilly in-
Construction of the plants be-
ternational , division president, gins in January 1961, and oper-
said the company had sold drugs ations are expected to be under
to Israel for many years and way by the end of the year. The
was continuing to do so.
initial cost of buildings and
equipment is estimated at $1,-
MRS. ABRAHAM COOPER, 000,000 Machinery will be im-
850 Whitmore, is a member of ported from the United States.
the northern area committee of Dwyer-Baker anticipates annual
Detroit's 1961 Metropolitan exports of $10,000,000 from the
two plants within two yeard.
Opera Season.
,
The Jewish Community Cen-
ter Teen Varsity remained un-
defeated with a 7-0 record fol-
lowing four new victories. The
Center whipped Highland Park
Boys Club, 49-42, to take both
games from that group, topped
the Windsor Jewish Commun-
ity Center, 50-40, and beat
Woodlawn Church of God in
Royal Oak, 53-31..
Their seventh straight victory
came in an overtime win against
the Ferndale Falcons, 40-36..
Two last second foul sh
the Center forced the g
overtime, 34-34, and three
time baskets clinched it.
The Junior Varsity
first game of the season,
ing a Ferndale. Junior
31-11, for a season mar
I T
. he team is tied for
in the Detroit Pisto
League.
The team '
. t gam
lae Thur
he Tee
the Toledo wish Co
I Center at
oledo, wh le the
Juniors me Peace Luthera•
a league
e 6:
Olympia.
LOUIS WINER, prominent
communal leader of Chicago,
has been elected president of
their (the Jewish people's)
fate and breathe into them a
the National Ramah Commis-
new spirit of self-confidence
ion, governing body of the Jew-
and the will to achieve."
w Theological Seminary of
the A ica's camping movement.
The thir
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pump •
ge book, was issued by
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Re-elected President of
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Samuel Schwartzberg has been
re-elected president of the
greater Detroit Scrap Trade As-
sociation.
Others voted to office include
Jonas Dworin and Joseph
Schwartz, vice' presidents; Louis
Alpert. and Phil Fealk, secre-
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Ben Davis, sergeant-at-arms;
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