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Israel Burnsteins
Mark Golden Date

)kit. AND MRS. BURN,STEIN

Mr. and Mrs. Israel Burnstein
of Washburn Ave. will be hon-
ored on their 50th wedding
anniversary at an afternoon din-
ner-party to be given by their
children, Mr. and Mrs. George
Karabenick, Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Burnstein and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rapoport, Sunday at
Cong. Shaarey Shomayim. The
couple have five grandchildren.

Gary Stuart Calm
Wins University of
R4iami History Medal

Gary Stuart Galin, of Detroit,
shonored as the outstand-
ing history
student this
year at the
University of
Miami, F 1 a .
The Governor
John West
Chapter of the
Daughters o f
the American
Colonists pre-
sented the
DAC's History Gary S. Galin
Medal to Galin who is a
February graduate of the Uni-
versity. The presentation was
made at a luncheon at the
Musicians' Club of America in
Coral Gables.
One of the purposes of the
DAC is to encourage and re-
reward the study of history,
particularly local or regional
history, and Dr. Charlton W.
Tebeau, professor of history at
the University, and Mrs. J. P.
Simmons, committee chairman,
made the presentation.
Gary is the son of Dr. and
Mrs. Louis I. Galin of 18202
Oak Drive.

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Linda Taylor Tapped
for Mortar Board at
Michigan State U.

Linda Taylor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Taylor, 18451 Wis-
consin, was one of 22 junior
women tapped for Mortar Board,
national honor society. at Michi-
gan State University.
She was selected on the basis
of "scholarship, leadership, char-
acter and service to the univer-
sity."
Miss Taylor, a psychology
major, is a member of Honors
College, Alpha Lambda Delta
(freshman women 's national
honor society), Psi Chi (national
honor society in psychology),
Tower Guard, the governing
board of the student govern-
ment, the Junior Class Govern-
ing Council and is president of
her dormitory.

Sid Shmarak's

Business Briefs

PARK COLONY 248, located
at 248 W. McNichols, just west
of Woodward, is now under the
management of Larry Hebert
and Bill Bassett. They feature
luncheons, dinner, after-theater
snacks and cocktails, with Mary
Jackson at the piano bar. They
are open daily 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.,
Saturday from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.,
and are closed on Sunday.
There are special accommoda-
tions for bridal showers, "sweet
16" and all social affairs. For
information and reservations,
call TO 8-5757.
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Michigan Sword
Becomes Foil Champ

Iden Is Awarded
Dr. E. Rosenthal Winner of First
Fulbright Grant to
Jewish Women's Council Fellowship Paint in India
NCJW in cooperation with the

Dr. Erich Rosenthal, associ-
ate professor of anthropology-
sociology at Queens College,
New York,
has been
awarded t b
first National
Council of
Jewish Wom-
en Fellowship
in honor of
Hannah G.
Solomon, f o r
original re-
search and
writing on
American -
Jewish life, it k
was an
nounced b y
Mrs. Leo
Weiner of
troit, NCJW
vi ce - presi- Dr. Rosenthal
dent and chairman of its fellow-
ship committee.
The grant, established by the

Brevities

Despite the unprecedented
advance sale of tickets for the
METROPOLITAN OPERA sea-
son at Masonic Temple, May 21-
26,, seats are still available for
three of the seven operas to be
performed during the week_
They may be purchased from
the Opera box-office at the Ford
Auditorium.
S
IRMA CAVA T, interna-
tionally famed artist, exhibits
her paintings in a 'one-man'
show at the Grinnell Galleries,
located on the mezzanine at
Grinnell's, 1515 Woodwar d,
through June 4, announces Les-
ter Arwin, director.

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The new Cosmic Film release
"SATAN IN HIGH HEELS"
has its Detroit premiere at the
Trans-Lux Krim Theater.
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The story of how Detroit is
making a dent in its crime rate
is currently appearing in the
U. S. News and World Report
with photographs taken by BOB
BENYAS of Benyas - Kaufman
Photographers, 8775 W. Nine
Mile Road, Oak Park. The story
tells how Commissioner Ed-
wards is stressing the impor-
tance of better race relations in
the war against crime.
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LETTER CARRIERS of Detroit
and suburbs will hold their 25th
Benevolent Fund Field Day
and Picnic June 24 at Walled
Lake Amusement Park to raise
money for the Benevolent Fund
which provides supplemental
sick, death, retirement and
health benefits to the letter car-
riers, their widows and children.
See your postman for tickets.

National Foundation for Jew-
ish Culture, provides $5,000 to
a recognized scholar engaged in
research or writing on Jewish
communal life in America.
A graduate of the University
of Chicago, Dr. Rosenthal is
currently writing a book en-
! titled "The American Jew: A
Study in Group Cohesion."

JWF Women's Division

Amends Constitution

The Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation will
amend its constitution at its
16th annual meeting at noon
Wednesday, June 8, at Tam
O'Shanter Country Club.
Mrs. Philip R. Marcuse, pres-
ident of the Women's Division,
reports that six changes or
amendments to the constitution
are proposed.
The f i r s t change suggests
that the board which includes
48 elected directors, all other
women serving on the board of
governors of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, and honorary
directors be expanded to in-
clude women who serve on the
board of the National Women's
Division of the United Jewish
Appeal and the national com-
mittee on women's communal
service of the Council of Jew-
ish Federations and Welfare
Funds.
Another change will make
the election of the division ad-
visory council more flexible
and not restrict its membership
to eight.
A pr oposed amendment
would change the constitution
to read "there shall be at least
two meetings of the association
per year rather than the pres-
ent three."
A n o t h e r recommendation
would make the vice-president
of the division more directly
responsible to the president.
T he la s t recommendation
clarifies amending procedure.
All women who make a con-
tribution to the Allied Jewish
Campaign are members of the
Women's Division.

Leonard Gordon Gets
Research Grant from
Science Foundation

Sheldon Iden, son of Mr_ and
Mrs_ Morris Iden, has been
awarded- a Fulbright grant by
the U.S. Government for a
year's graduate study in paint-
ing at Baroda University in
India.
He will receA,e his master's
degree in fine arts from Cran-
brook this month. A show of
Iden's works will be exhibited
beginning May 28 at Raven Gal-
lery. His wife, Barbara, holds
a master's degree in library
science and has been head of
research at the Royal Oak Pub-
lic Library: The couple will sail
on June 12 for France and then
on to India.

Mother of 4 Receives

Wayne State Degree

Time and children have not
stood in the way of education
for Mrs. Barbara Ruskin of
Southfield. Mrs. Ruskin, .,norther
of four, will receive herlegree
from Wayne State University
next month.
Married in 1951. to Dr. David
Ruskin, she moved first to Mayo
Clinic where her husband was
studying, and then followed
him in the service. She took up
studies here upon their return.

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swordsman, successfully defend-
ed his state foil championship
last weekend. The victory extends
his record in this weapon to 17
out of 20 tries since he first won
the title in 1941.
The last championship brings
his total record in the three
weapons, foil. epee and saber, to
56 titles.
Krieger was a member of the
1952 and 1956 U.S. Olympic Foil
Teams and the 1951 Pan-Amen-
can Team. He is a graduate of
Wayne State University and was
National Intercollegiate Cham-
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