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Dr. Kobernick Granted $102,521
for Artery Research at Sinai -

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Dr. Sidney Kbbernicic, chief the American Board of Path-
pathologist and director of ology: He received his medical
Laboratories of Sinai Hospital, education at McGill University
and also holds a doctor of phil-
has been
osophy degree from that insti-
a w a r d e d a
tution.
grant from
t h e National
Heart Institute
Detroit Chapter
of the Nal-
,
1 tional Insti-
of Hadassah to
tutes of Health
totalling $102,-
Install Officers
z 521.
The grant',
The annual election and in-
covering a
stallation of Officers of the De-
Kobernick
four - year pe-
troit Chapter of Hadassah will
w riod, is for research on "The be held 12:15 p.m. Tuesday at
.
Histochemistry
of Experimen- the Jewish Center.
tal Atherosclerosis."
A subscription box lunch will
In his investigations, Kober- be served preceeding the busi-
.. nick and his research team at ness meeting. for which reser-
Sinai Hospital will attempt to vations may be made with the
explore the chemical changes Hadassah Office.
which occur in the walls of
Mrs. Dora Ehrlich will per-
arteries in or preceding arteri- form the induction ceremonies.
osclerosis (hardening of the Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, outgo,
arteries).
ing president, will present a
In addition to his position at visual "You Were There" re-
Sinai, Kobernick is assistant port. Mrs. Joseph Jackier will
professor of pathology at Wayne give the invocation.
State University. College of
Mrs. Jack Milen is social
Medicine, and a diplomate in chairman, assisted by Mrs. Rich-
ard Alvin, Mrs. Allan Weiss
Gifted Child Program and Mrs. Samuel Robinson. Mrs.
Nathan Kapetansky is in charge
Slated Here; Public
of decorations.

Lecture to Tell Plans

Dr. Miriam Goldberg. nation-
1 . S. Jewish Schools
ally known authority on gifted
rir,,
,, lny 140 Israelis
children. will speak at a public
NEW YORK (JTA) — Ap-
lecture on "The Gifted Child
and the Science and Arts Camps" proximately 140 Israeli teach-
8 p.m. Thursday at the South- ers are currently serving Jew-
field High School. AdmisSion is ish schools throughout the
United States. according to fig-
free.
Sciences and Arts Camps. Inc.. ures compiled here by the De-
(SAAC) is a non-profit organiza- partment of Education and Cul-
tion established for the purpose ture of the American ZiOnist
of, cultivating the pursuit of ex- Council.
The program of Israeli teach-
cellence in gifted youngsters.
Such a program, on a day- ers exchanges is conducted by
camp basis, will he conducted the department in cooperation
for talented children in Oak with the American Association
Park this summer at the Clinton for Jewish Education.
The Israeli teachers are lo-
High School. Registrations will
be accepted from eight partici- cated in 49 communities in 15
patine school districts. according I states, including Detroit. They
to Mrs. Evelyn Hoffman. SAAC were brought here to serve for
periods ranging from two years
coordinator.
to four years, after being se-
lected in Israel for their suit- 1
Kowalsky, Stasson
ability and experience. All pos-
sess teachers licenses.
Pupils in Recital
James Aittama. Debbie Field.
Marla Green, Susan Jacobstein 1 Hold Benefit Dance
and Debby Melamed will be pre- for Asthma Hospital
sented by their teacher. • Betty
The Detroit Metropolitan
Kowalsky, in a piano recital Chapter of the Children's Asth-
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Bald-
matic Research Institute and
win Recita Hall.
Hospital at Denver will hold a
Also participating will be square dance 8:30 p.m. today at
Dennis Behnke, Mary Gillom Russ' Square Dance Hall, 843
and Lenore Shober, violinists.
E. Eight Mile, Hazel Park. Pro-
pupils of Jerome Stasson.
ceeds will go to the hospital.
For information, call Jean
Friedman, LI 64548.

Who's

Joe
Trummer?

ask

Jewish Center Parents
Without Partners Meet

Parents Without Partners of
the Jewish Center will have an
open meeting for members and
potential members 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Center, 18100
Meyers.
The guest speaker will be
William Clark, executive director
of Big Brothers, Inc., of Oakland
County. Refreshments and a so-
cial hour will follow.

klestadt-Elazar
Engagement Told

Detroit Chapter, Brandeis Uni- I excellent condition, hard and
Iversity National Women's Corn- J paperbacks, in every caegory,
mittee, will hold its "New Books fiction and non-fiction, for stu-
for Old Sale" 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. dents, children and adults are
Sunday through Thursday and 10 , available and will be sold at ex-
a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday at 14031 tremely low prices, according to
Mrs. Bert Colman, chairman.
Woodward. .
"Thousands of used books, in
Funds realized from this sale
will be used to buy new books
for the Brandeis University Li-
Phi Lambda Kappa
I brary.

Medical Fraternity
to Install Officers

MISS RUTH KLESTADT

Dr. and Mrs. Fritz Klestadt of
Dortmund, Germany, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ruth, to David Herzl Elazar,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ela-
zar. A July wedding is planned.

NCJW to Instalt
New Officers
Next Wednesday

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at its fully equipped new head-
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Couzens.
Ray Fuhrman, president of the
firm, in an invitation extended
to the community to visit the
new car dealership, announces
that during this entire week-end
visits can be made from 9 a.m.
to 10 p.m.
During the opening days there
will be entertainment, refresh-
ments and balloons for children.

The Phi Lambda Kappa Med-
ical Fraternity announces its
installation dinner will take
place 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Rathskeller's, 6521 John R.
1 The incoming officers of the
men's group are doctors Alan
Lakin, president; David Jack-
now, vice president; Herbert
Fishbein, treasurer; and Harold
Plotnick, secretary.
The incoming officers of the
women's auxiliary are Mes-
dames Norman Schakne, presi-
dent; Adolph Spiro, vice presi-
dent; Herbert Fishbein, record-
ing secretary; David Gudes,
corresponding secretary; and
Herbert Mendelson, treasurer.
For information regarding
'the dinner, call Mrs. Fishbein,
DI 1-5570.

Detroit Section,-National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women, will install Where Is Carol Wolf?
The Detroit Police Depart-
new officers at a luncheon cele-
bration of the year's . activities , ment is seeking assistance in
Wednesday at Tam O'Shanter finding Carol Wolf, reportedly
of Detroit, in order that she
Country Club.
They are Mesdames Ben Schot- contact her father, Max Gross-
tenfels, Jr., president; Murry mann in New York. Those who
Sachs, executive vice president; can provide information as to the
Ben Weintraub, Morton Barak, whereabouts of Carol Wolf should
Stanley Friedman, Oscar Silver- call Policewoman Fay Friedman
man and Marilyn Waldbott, vice at the Detroit Police Department.
presidents; Ben Salon, treasurer;
Clement Hopp, Theodore Jacobo-
witz, Samuel Caplan and Saul
and his
Glueckman. secretaries.
Sulie Harand, musical drama-
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pianist Martin Rubenstein.

Sholem Aleichem Plans
Annual Spring Dance

The Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute annual spring dance 9 p.m.
Saturday at the Institute, 19350
Greenfield, will feature Ponchito
and his Latin American orches-
I tra.
Surprise entertainment, prizes
and refreshments will be on tap.
For reservations, call Naomi
Phillips, ticket chairman, DI
1-4497, or the Institute office,
VE 8-7440.

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Kronenberger Named on
JPS Advisory Committee

Louis Kronenberger, drama
critic for Time magazine. has
been appointed to the advisory
committee of the Jewish Publi-
cation Society of America. Phil-
adelphia. it was announced by
Society President Sol Satinsky.
Kronenberger joins other
prominent leaders in the arts,
professions and industry in di-
recting an intensive member-
ship drive being conducted by
the organization.
In addition to being drama
critic for Time since 1938. he
has been associated with Bran-
deis University as professor of
dramatic arts; is the author of
several books, including "Grand
Right and Left" published in
1951, and has compiled among
many anthologies, "G. B. Shaw:
A Critical Survey."
The Jewish Publication Soci-
ety of America is a non-profit,
educational institution which
has been publishing works on
Jewish life and culture by new
and established authors for
nearly 75 years.

A genuine Siberian Husky puppy
will be among the prizes.
A special attraction at the
opening events today and tomor-
row will be the appearance of
Iry Tasko, caricaturist, who will
make caricature portraits of as
many visitors as can be at-
tended to.
"Come and meet our able staff
who will help you select Chrys-
ler and Plymouth cars," Fuhr-
man said. He added that there
is available a large selection of
used cars in addition to the com-
plete assignment of new Chrys-
lars, Plymouths • and. Valiants.

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