Ed Levy Heads
LABOR MAN OF THE DECADE
Over 100 Anti-Semitic Groups in Britain
LONDON, (JTA)—More than
Orbach has found that, while
100 organizations with "Jew- the British Union Movement,
baiting or racialism" as their headed by Sir Oswald Mosley, is
background have been formed the largest of these organiza-
in Britain since 1945, according tions numerically, the British Na-
A committee compOsed of to a study conducted by Maurice tional Party is more than the
downriver businessmen and in- Orbach, former Labor Party former's equal "in the virulence
dustrialists will soon be ready Member of Parliament. The re- of its attacks on Jews." The
to break ground for an 80 by sults of the study were published British National Party, Orbach
here by the London Committee reported, is distributing its hate
150-foot build-
for Inter-racial Unity.
ing to accom-
literature in the United States.
modate Ecorse
boys of ages
six to 18.
Chairinan of
the Ecorse
Boys Club
is Edward
Levy, who
aided the
movement by
offering a
contribution of
slag blocks for
the building's
walls and 'slag
for paving the
YES to th Jewa National Fund
parking area. L evy
Levy, a member of the board of
J.N.F. la
s
its the whole
United Foundations, was recently
Israel e
m
— it grows
honored in Detroit during a $50-
I s r a
s food — on it stand
a-plate dinner for his civic in-
Israe
egligioUs, educational,
terest and contributions.
elfare institutions.
Levy was recommended for the
post by Mayor Eli Ciungan, who
For in motion 'find advice in strict
said, "The Ecorse Boys Club
confidence apply to Bequest Department,
Committee needs the leadership
of a man who has gained the
respect of industry and private
citizens. Such a man you will
find in Ed Levy."
18415 Wyoming Ave.
UN 4-2767
Ecorse Boys
Club Committee
Testimonial Dinner
—
Honoring
ALTER
OTHER
Wednesday, Ju
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
7 p.m.
4 Detroiters, Receive
Brandeis Degrees
is temple
Fountain Room—
Distinguished Guest eaker
!;*
His Excellency
MICHAEL COMAY
Israel Ambassador to the United Nations
Guest Artist
WALTHAM, Mass. — Four
Greater Detroit residents, includ-
ing two localites, all Dean's List
students maintaining an average
of B or better, were among more
than 300 students _from the U.S.
and 17 foreign countries who re-
ceived baccalaureate and gradu-
ate degrees at Brandeis Univer-
sity's tenth commencement Sun-
day.
Localities awarded the Bache-
lor of Arts degree were Nancy
Cohen, 25426 Parkwood, Hunt-
ington Woods, and Jonathan C.
Marwil, 18440 Wildemere. The
other_ Detroit recipients- were
Kirsten P. Henrickson, 14955
Grayfield; and Evert Makinen,
21815 Wohfeil, Taylor.
Miss Cohen, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. 'A.' L. Cohen, is a mem-
ber of the Brandeis Honor So-
ciety. Co-editor of the student
literary magazine, "Turret'," the
English and American literature
major also was a . member of the
Brandeis chorus. She was award-
ed the Henry and Ida Wilchin-
ski Prize for excellence in poetry.
The Berkley High School grad-
uate will attend graduate school
at the University of Chicago,
where she planS to continue her
studies in English.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Marwill, Jonathan Marwill was
on the staff of the student news-
paper "Justice." A history major
at Brandeis, the Mumford High
School graduate will study his-
tory and classics in graduate
school.
Joseph Geschelin Cited
by Society of Tool and
Mfg. Engineers
MIMI BENZELL
Former Metropolitan Opera Stor
Toastmaster
DR. MORRIS ADLER
Auspices—State of Israel Bonds
DI 1-5716 for Reservations
$6.00 Per Plate
Joseph Geschelin, Detroit
editor of Chilton Publications,
received the Distinguished Ser-
vice Award from the Ameri-
can Society of Tool and Manu-
facturing' Engineers, at the an-
nual Tool Engineers Day in
New York.
Geschelin is past national
vice-president of the Society of
Automotive • Engineers, a mem-
ber of SAE, American Ord-
nance Association and Detroit
Press Club.
He served as a consultant
to the U.S. Navy Bureau of
Ships during the entire period
of World 'War II and is listed
in Who's Who in Engineering,
Who's Who in Commerce and
Industry and Who's Who in
Midwest.
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