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FORMER PRESIDENT HAR-
RY S. TRUMAN has agreed
to serve as honorary chairman
of the Louis Marshall Award
Dinner in New York on Oct.
29 at which the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America
will honor Abraham A. Ribicoff,
Secretary of Health, Education
and Welfare, and 12 communal
._ leaders from various parts of
the U.S. an,d Canada.
* * *
Mrs. JERRY J. ROTHMAN,
Bronx, N.Y., was elected presi-
dent of the Yeshiva University
Women's Organization at the
group's nation-
al convention
in Atlantic
City. Mrs. Roth-
man received
her bachelor of
science degree
from New York
University and
her master of
arts degree in
home econom-
ics from Teach-
ers College,
Columbia Uni-
versity. In hon-
•or of the uni-
versity's 75th - Mrs. Rothman
anniversary, the Women's Organi-
zation instituted a program for
"Patronesses of • Higher Learn-
ing" for members of the group
who raise a minimum of $1,000
during the course of the anniver-
sary year.
*
Rabbi HERSCHEL SCHACTER,
of the Mosholu Jewish Center,
Bronx, N.Y., was re-elected presi-
dent of the Yeshiva University
Rabbinic Alumni at the organiza-
tion's 75th anniversary celebra-
tion -convention at Hotel Bruns-
wick, _Lakewood, N.J.
* * *
ABRAHAM A. RIBICOFF,
U. S. Secretary of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare, will deliver
the first Herbert R. Abeles Me-
morial Address, "America's Wel-
fare—a Time for New ideas", at
the 30th General Assembly ban-
quet of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds,
Saturday evening, Nov. 18, at
the Statler Hilton Hotel, Dallas,
Tex.
* * *
RABBI HAYIM DONIN of
Cong. Bnai David has been re-
elected regional vice president of
the Yeshiva University Rabbinic
Alumni to represent Michigan.
* * *
Prof. DAVID GINSBURG has
been named acting president of
the Technion, Israel Institute of
Technology, in the absence of
General YAAKOV DORI, the
Technion president, who has
been granted extended leave for
health reasons.
* * *
ROBERT L. BASCH, a Toledo
Jewish community leader, will
be among prominent educators,
businessmen and military offi-
cers from throughout the nation
to pay tribute to A. Vernon
Jannotta, Rear Admiral, USNR,
in whose name the first aca-
demic chair in the 70-year his-
tory of the Detroit Institute o
Technology will be dedicated
p.m. Saturday at Ford Aud
torium.
* * *
Secretary of Labor ARTHU
J. GOLDBERG will be the tenth
distinguished American to re-
ceive the Histadrut Humanitarian
Award, to be presented to him at
the closing dinner of the 38th
annual convention of the Na-
tional Committee for Labor Is-
rael, at the Waldorf - Astoria
Hotel, New York. .

A 19-year-old American girl,
TOBY SAKS of New York, was
first-prize winner in the Pablo
Casals Third International Vio-
loncello Competition held in
Israel.
* * *
Random House announces for
publication in the spring of 1963
a collection of writings by
WALTER LIPPMAN, to be
titled THE ESSENTIAL LIPP-
MAN, consisting of selections
representing the full scope of
Lippman's lifetime of writings
on political questions.
* * *
RABBI LEON FRAM of Tem-
ple Israel gave the benediction
at recent ceremonies in front of
the City-County Bldg., which
honored Detroit Army and Navy
reserve units and a National
Guard unit called to active duty.
* * *
LOUIS D. HORWITZ, direc-
tor of Joint Distribution Com-
mittee programs in Israel, ar-
rived in the United States for
a series of reports to American
Jewish communities on over-
seas needs.
* * *
Dr. NAHUM GOLDMANN,
president of fhe World Zionist
Organization, will address the
36th annual convention of the
Mizrachi Women's Organization
of Arherica in Boston, Oct. 31.

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* *

WALTER D. HELLER, Pres. of
the Jewish Welfare Federation
of San Francisco, has been ap-
pointed chair-
m- a n of the
National Jew-
ish Welfare
Board armed
sion, it was
announced by
Solomon Litt,
JWB presi-
d e n t. Heller,
w h o succeeds
the late Col .
Harry D. Hen-
shel, has been
a v i c e-chair-
m a n of the
Division, chair-
man of JBW's
Sixth Armed
Services Re-
gion and a Heller
leader in morale and welfare
services for military personnel
and their dependents since
1940.
* * *
HANAN R. YARDEN, former
administrator of the Keren
Kayemeth in Jerusalem and in
recent years world director of
the Foundation for the Jewish
National Fund, has returned to
the United States at the special
invitation of Albert Schiff,
president of the JNF of Amer-
ica, to act as a "roving ambas-
sador" in the United States on
behalf of the Foundation. He
was a guest here of the JNF
Council of 'week.
* *
DR AVID GU UR
41-y r-old native of New Y
, has assumed • • s as a
g head of t
-Isr
nstitute of
ch
rarily repl n
Dori, wh h
t
's
leave of
nc
lth
reasons.
* *
Two leadin religiou
aders,
. JOHN H NES I LMES,
inister Emeritus • the Com-
ity Church • New York
Ci and Rabb' AURICE N.
EIS AT president of the
Union o • merican Hebrew
Congregations, have been
named to r eceiv
Gandhi Peac

Saxony Resort Hotel in Miami Beach Will
Reopen on Nov. 1 with Added Facilities

Closed since last May, fol-
lowing its purchase by new man-
agement, the Saxony Hotel, one
of Miami Beach's most popular
vacation hotels, will reopen Nov-
ember 1.
Refurbished and revitalized
during the past five months,
the Saxony will offer guests
new features and facilities. The
hotel is centrally located on
the Ocean and Collins avenues,
between 32nd and '33rd streets.
Once again the sparkling
glass elevator outside the Sax-
ony will make its way toward
the exotic Ivory Tower, atop
the hotel, where nightly dane-
ing and star-studded shows will
hold the spotlight.
In addition, this year the
Saxony will offer an enlarged
pool, cabana and aqua deck,
a bigger Village Green Shop-
ping Arcade, a complete roof-
top spa and health club for
both men and women, plus the
snacktime delicacies of the
famed Ye Noshery, the polular
Saxony Coffee Shop.
Saxony guests will enjoy a

Center Parents Without
Partners Open Season

Partners of the Jewish Cen-
ter will hold its first "members
only" meeting of the season
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Center.
"The Quiet One," an award-
winning motion pitcure about a
Harlem child will be shown.
Group discusssion will follow
with coffee and cake socializing.
Members and those who wish to
join are invited free of charge
to attend. For information, call
DI 1-4200, or LI 7-0978.

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Moroccan Press. Hits
Jewish Organizations

PARIS, (JTA) — Right-wing
newspapers in Morocco have
opened a new attack against Mor-
occan Jewish organizations, it
was reported here from Casa-
blanca. A particular target is the
Alliance Israelite Universelle.
Al Alam, organ of the domin-
ant Istiqlal party, declared that
"under the_ pretext of providing
instruction and assistance," the
Alliance "openly plays a princi-
pal role in aiding Zionism and
aiding the State of Israel." Al
Alam stressed that Morocco
would never recognize Israel as
the homeland of Jews.

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complete round of sports acti-
vities including golf, tennis,
water skiing and deep sea fish-
ing.
Under the managing direc-
torship of Jerry Olin, the Sax-
ony will offer guests a choice
of modified American plan. or
European plan accomodations.
Reservations for the forthcom-
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13 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Frid ay, October 20, 1961

People Make News

lished last year by Promoting
Enduring Peace, a non-political
religious and educational organ-
ization. Citations were present-
ed at a luncheon at the Com-
munity Church Oct. 11.
* * *
RABBI WILLIAM BERKOWITZ
was installed as eleventh rabbi
of Congrega-
tion Bnai Jes-
huru n, New
York City, the
oldest syna-
gogue in the
Conservative
branch of
Judaism in
America. Rabbi
Emeritus Dr.
Israel Gold-
stein, who re- Rabbi Berkowitz
turned from Israel, where he
now makes his home, to take part
in the installation, presented his
successor with a Bible.
* * *
The Joint Defense Appeal
will present the eighth annual
Human Rights Award to JACOB
S. POTOFSKY, general presi-
dent of the Amalgamated Cloth-
ing Workers of America, at a
dinner Oct. 19 at Pierre Hotel,
New York.
* * *
Senator KENNETH B. KEAT-
ING, of New York, will address
the keynote session of the 36th
annual national convention of
Mizrachi Women in Boston,
Oct. 29.
* * *
The appointment of DANIEL
MATLAW as national dire •
iza-
of the Student Ziorn.
by Rabbi
tion was anno
airman of the
Irving Mille
ist Colin& p n-
American
iza
college or
sor of t
* * *
tinian Jewish lea • D
-Ar
S GOLDMAN, = it
MO
e World Jewish ngress
of
American Exec • we, has
So
fin zed arrangements for two
Prize winning scient .
No
er
Argentina a
to
Latin hey are
Prof. SELMAN A. WAKSMAN,
of New York, and Prof. BORIS
CHAIN, scientific director of
the International Research Cen-
ter for Chemical Micro-Biology
in Rome, 'who will visit Latin
American universities and med-
ical schools and will consult
with governmental health de-
partments in the course of their
visits: