JVS to Discuss Scholarships at
Trustees Board Meeting on Oct. 4
At the board of trustees of
the Jewish Vocational Service
first meeting of the curent sea-
son Wednesday, 4 p.m., at the
Jewish Center, Curtis at Meyers,
a preSentation will be made of
typical cases presented to the
committee on Jewish scholar-
ship service.
The scholarship service con-
sists of 25 Funds in the commu-
nity, which are available for
loans or grants to students for
undergraduate or professional
education. Applications to the
Funds are prepared by the staff
of Vocational Service for con-
sideration of the committee.
Selected recent cases, which
have come before the commit-
tee, will be presented for dis-
cussion of the Jewish Voca-
tional Service Board.
Arrangements will be made
for participation of the board
as well as the staff in the forth-
coming Jewish Occupational
Council Conference to be held
in Detroit in the Statler-Hilton
Hotel, Oct. 11-13.
Detroit will be host to repre-
sentatives of 22 Jewish voca-
tional services in the United
States and Canada. •
Guest speakers . at the confer-
ence will include Dr. Seymour
Wolfbein, Deputy. Assistant Sec-
retary of Labor, who will speak
on "Economic Trends in the
H. Hentz & Co. Brokers
Move to New Quarters
H. 'Hentz and Co., one of the
oldest established members of
the New York Stock Exchange,
and one of the first to have a
branch office in Detroit, is
moving Monday from the
Penobscot Building to new
qu'erters in the First National
Building. -
Hentz and Co. opened dts
,
Detroit branch office originally
Feb ." f 1924, making it the
third.- New' Vork.:member firm
to have- a Detroit branch. The
co-managers of this office, Wil-
liam H. Hoehn and George D.
Blumenthal, are both veterans
of the' financial business, each
of them having been active in
this field in Detroit for over
30 years.
The firm of H. Hentz and
Co. is one of the oldest mem-
ber firms of the New York
Stock Exchange. Founded in
1856, - before the Civil War, it
has experienced every con-
ceivable type of business and
, political. climate and has con-
tinued to grow and expand
throughout its more than a
century • of business life. The
firm at present has 23 branch
offices including Seven foreign
offices in Europe, South Amer-
ica and the Far East. H. Hentz
and Co. is active in all _phases
of the investment business and
'is - a, member of 20 securities
and commodity exchanges.
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'PISGAH CHAPTER will meet
noon Wednesday at the Hayim
Greenberg Center, announces
President Mrs. Sol Steinberg.
Games will be featured and Mrs.
Leonard Sims, past ,Chapter presi-
dent and Bnai Brith Women na-
tional vice president, will be
guest speaker. Prizes and a des-
sert luncheon will also highlight
the event, according to Mrs.
, Philip Kramer, chairman. Guests
are invited.
City of Hope 'Mr.-Mrs.'
Group Meets Thursday
The Detroit Mr. and Mrs.
Group of the City of Hope will
meet 8:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Young, 13350 Burton, Oak Park,
to complete tabulations of the
result of the group's annual
Leukemia Letter project
"A New Look at Our Commu-
nity" will be the theme of the
Jewish Community Council's
first Delegate Assembly of the
season, to be held 8:15 p.m.
Oct. 18 at Cong. Beth Abraham,
it was announced by Stanley J
Winkelman, _Council presiden
Invitations to the Assem
have been mailed to, deleg s
and presidents of the 300 r-
ganizations affiliated with
e
Council.
business portion of the
meetin : ill consist of a report
covering e activities and plans
of the Co cil and its standing
co mitte
i e pr ram. will feature an
60s," and Dr. Martin Ham-
burger, professor of education',
New York University, who will
discuss "Research in Vocational
Choice."
A special session for lay per-
sons associated with Jewish
Vocational Services will hear
Benjamin Lowenstein of Phila-
delphia, vice-president of the
Jewishs Occupational Council,
on "Utilization of Public Funds
by Jewish Vocational Services."
Robert Kasle, president of
Jewish Vocational Service, and
Gilbert B. Silverman, president
of the Community Workshop,
will greet the conference.
Northville Hospital
Holds 9th Patients Fair
Tuesday, Wednesday
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examination of the social and
human problems created by
shifts in
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Leaders
and social action,
men
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moderator and the dele-
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Northville State Hospital • will ennington,
hold its Ninth Annual Patients' agement
Fair Tuseday and Wednesday a Gayle Diane
the hospital grounds, 41001 W Remer, so
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Seven Mile.
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(In case of rain on Tuesday
a graduate
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the fair will be held Wednesday
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ded Wayne State
Wednesday, the fair will be held fl
Tuesday and Thursday: if it rains University, where he was affili-
on both Tuesday and Wednes- ated with Alpha Epsilon Pi Fra-
day, the fair will be held Tues- ternity, and is now a student at
day-and Wednesday of the fol- the Chicago College of Osteci-
pathy.
lowing, week, Oct.
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