*nherit a
Michigan's public libraries
whoop paid out $8 million in salaries
last year.

Rabbi Charles Shulman to Address JNF Coon-Harris
Women's Annual Donor Fete on Jan. 30 Engagement Told

Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky, presi-
dent, and Mrs. George Lerman,
fund - raising chairman, of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund, this week an-

Chaplains. He is a chairman of
the Urban League Board of the
Bronx and a member of the
Greater New York Urban League
Board. He is also a member of
the executive board of the New
York Board of Rabbis.
During World War II he served
as chaplain, achieving the rank
of Lieutenant Commander. He
was the only - rabbi among 225
chaplains attached to the Sev-
enth Fleet and traveled con-
stantly between Australia and
the Philippine Islands..
Reservations foi the annual
JNF Women's event are being
taken by Mrs. George Lerner,
fund-raising chairman, UN 2-7438;
Mrs. Sol Lifsitz, donor secretary,
DI '1-6022, and Mrs. Edward
Wishnetsky, president, DI 1-2411. -

Wiesner, Science Aide
to President, Honored
by Weizmann. Institute

- RABBI CHARLES E. SHULMAN

flounced that Rabbi Charles E:
Shulman will be the guest speak-
er at the•annual donor tea, which
will culminate the current donor
solicitations, at noon on Tuesday,
Jan. 30, at Temple Israel.
Rabbi Shulman is famed not
only as -a rabbi, but as a Navy
war veteran, author and lecturer.
Irina Matari, coloratura so-
prano of the Israel _National
Opera, will be the guest soloist.
He is rabbi of Riverdale Temple
in the Bronx section of New
York.
Rabbi Shulman is a graduate
of the Hebrew Union College of
Cincinnati, Ohio Northern Uni-
versity and the University of
Chicago, where he did graduate
work. He has. held pulpits in
Wheeling, West Virginia and
Chicago.
He is a former president of the
Chicago. Rabbinical Association
and a vice president of the Na-
tional Association • of ..Jewish

Civil Rights Support
Given at Hearing of
Con-Con Committee

The Michigan Coordinating
Council on Civil Rights last week
gave testimony in support of civil
rights guarantees in the new
Michigan constitution in hearings
before a Con-Con Committee on
Declaration of Rights, Suffrage
and Elections.
The Council brief contained
four major, points. It documented
discrimination as a major evil
in Michigan. It described present
constitutional guarantees as frag-
mentary and incomplete. It
placed • affirmative responsibility
on the people of Michigan to
include civil rights protection in
the new state constitution. It
indicated a swiftly growing pub-
lic and support for civil
rights guarantees.
Supporting testimony at the
hearings included that from the
Jewish Community Council and
the Detroit Round Table of the
-National Conference of Chris-
tians, and Jews.

s

Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner, Presi-
dent Kennedy's .Special Assist-
ant for Science and Technology,
received an
Honorary Pel-
lowship of the
Weizmann In-
stitute of
Science at a
dinner sp o
sored by the
American
Committee for
the Weizmann
Institute at
the Waldor
Wiesner
Astoria
New York.
The citation was "in reco
tion of his contributions to
general science of communic
tion in various systems as well
as of his unique role in form-
ing the link between his fellow
.scientists and the governing
bodies of his ngtion."

`Eternal Light'
Films Available_

A series of "Eternal Li
kinescopes, .prodhced
e
National Brbadcastin
mpany
in cooperation wit
e Je •
The ologica
emin
- of
America, and d• ibu
y the
National Aca
or Adult
Jewish Studi
the United
Synagogue o
merica, are
available to ynagogues and
other organiz 'ons for educa-
tional purposes.
The latest seri
30-minute, black a
sound films, according to Mil-
ton I. Heller, the Seminary's
Detroit director, are based upon
1959 and - 1960 telecasts, and
include the following topics:
"The Friend and Peter Stuy-
vesant"; "Mr. Lincoln and the
Bible — Parts I and II"; "Oil
For But One Day"; "The Sound
of Thanksgiving"; "The Tree
Lives"; "The Trial of Uriel";
"A Visit to the World of Sho-
lom Aleichem—Parts I and II."
Further information may be
obtained by calling or writing
the Detroit office of the Sem-
inary, 1442 Griswold, WO
3-5698.

Plan JNHAC Luncheon for Jan. 24

At a rally luncheon held at the home of Mrs. Isadore Ham-
burger of Afton Road, plans were made for the annual donor
luncheon of the Detroit League of the Jewish National Home for
Asthmatic Children, to take place Wednesday, Jan. 24, at Elm-
wood Casino. Mrs. Joshua Karbal, UN 2-5607, and Mrs. Sol
Perlman, UN 3-2039, are co-chairmen in charge of ticket reserva-
tions. In the photo, from the left, are: Mrs. Sidney Berke,
program chairman; Mrs. Joshua Karbal, Mrs. Sidney Wallace,
president of the Detroit League; Mrs. Nathan Agree and Mrs.
Isadore Hamburger.

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