I People Make News I RABBI M. ROBERT SYME of Temple Israel will represent the Jewish Chautauqua Society as lecturer at Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant on June 27. The rabbi will speak in the University Reli- gious Center on the subject, "The Role of Law in Judaism." • • * DR. ISAAC B. BERKSON, emeritus professor of education at the College of the City of New York, and a former mem- ber of the Jewish Agency ex- ecutive in charge of education in the Hebrew public schools in Palestine during the British Mandate, was guest of honor at a testimonial anniversary din- ner at the 36th annual confer- ence of the National Council of Jewish Education. • • PHILIP H. COOMBS, Assist- ant Secretary of State for Edu- cational and Cultural Affairs, will deliver the main address at Brandeis University's com- mencement exercises June 10. The government official will re- ceive an honorary degree from Brandeis. Cam Gan Israel (Sponsored by * * KARL HAAS. director of fine arts for Goodwill Station WJR received the honorary degree of doctor of music from Albion College, Albion, Mich., during commencement exercises June 4. He was honored for his out- standing leadership and per- Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch • is a camp where Kash rut and religious practices are intertwined into the regular camp activities. Camp Gan Israel offers a well balanced program that will im- prove your boys and girls physi- cally, advance them culturally and inspire them spiritually. Camp Gan Israel, for boys 6-16 and girls 6-14, is centrally located near Fenton, Michigan, only 60 miles from Detroit. The Camping Committee of Gan Israel invites you to see the modern facilities of the camp. Open House will be held on Sunday, June 24, 1962, 2 to 5 p.m. for friends of Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch. For transportation and in- formation phone 869-0334. CHARLES E. FEINBERG, Chairman, Camping Comm. WILLIAM HORDES, Treasurer DR. ISRAEL WEINER, Medical Consultant Executive Committee Women's Committee Reuben Axelrod Max Biber Ernest Citrin Harry Citrin Jacob Field David Goldberg Max Osnos Julius Rotenberg Isadore Starr Dr. Israel Weiner George Zalman Mrs. Sam Aaron Mrs. Max Biber Mrs. Herbert Eskin Mrs. William Hordes Mrs. Morris L. Schaver Mrs. Ree Kass Mrs. Morrise Haut This ad sponsored by: I. KNOPPOW PAINT CO. Trade Deficit Climbs with Israel's Gross Product, Bank Head Reports (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) cent to nearly '700 million pounds. Along with the economie growth there was, during the year, an eight per cent increase in prices over the 1950 level, which was the highest since the establishment of the state. Also on the negative side was an in- crease in the trade deficit from $334,000,000 to $402,000,000. JERUSALEM — Israel's econo- sonal contributions in the field my during 1961 was marked by of fine arts. full employment and a nine per • • • Mrs. FRANKLIN D. ROOSE- cent increase in the gross nation- one hand and VELT was honored with mem- al product on the by the steepest increase in prices bership in the Ladies Auxiliary, in five years and an unprece- Jewish War Veterans of the dented rise in the country's trade U.S.A., at a luncheon Tuesday, deficit on the other, it was dis- in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, closed here Tuesday in the an- New York: She received the or- nual report issued by David SAUL N. SILVERMAN, at ganization's gold membership Horowitz, Governor of the Bank Winnipeg, a graduate student card and an illuminated mem- of Israel. in the Department of Political bership scroll. An earlier award, During the year when Israel's a plaque citing her as the Aux- population increased by 82,000, Science of Yale University, has iliary's "Woman of the Year" mainly from mass immigration, been awarded a Sterling Fel- in 1946. hangs in the Roosevelt the gainfully employed rose 4.7 lowship, the highest honor be- stowed by the graduate school. library at Hyde Park. per cent, with the demand for * * • skilled workers in some sectors J. ALVOY JONES, manager of the economy exceeding the of the Hack Shoe Company supply. 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Building WO 3-4890 Bachelor of Arts in Marketing. investments rose by 12 per cent Jones has been employed by the Hack Shoe Company since he matriculated in the night sessions of D. I. T. He is a vet- eran of the Korean War and has one son, Jay. 7. • • • RABBI KALMAN KAHANE, Israel's Deputy Minister for Educaton and Culture, presi- Our Service Dept. is open to midnight! dent of Poale Aguda, who is the only practicing rabbi who is a member of the Israel Knes- set, arrived in this country this UN 3-7000 week for a tour of a number of 18045 LIVERNOIS of B tlYitTli cities in behalf of Poale Aguda. • • • IRWIN H. BURDICK, Repub- lican chairman of the 15th Con- gressional District, announced that the 15th District will hold Oil tefialf of a dinner in honor of GEORGE ROMNEY, June 14, 6:30 p.m., at the Raleigh House, 18641 gAi gotuuta;ton. fat tge gewlik Atationaigungt Wyoming. Burdick also stated that along with George Romney, We cordially invite you as out 9uc4E other distinguished guests in attendance will include PAUL D. BAGWELL, the 1958 and of a 1960 Republican gubernatorial candidate. Tickets may be ob- tained by calling TY. 7-1502. * Dr. ALBERT B. SABIN, fel- low of the Children's Hospital th: Am.% of Research Foundation, Cincin- nati, and discovered of the oral anti-polio vaccine which bears his name, will receive the Mor- decai ben David Award at the 31st annual commencement ex- erecises of Yeshiva University, ust-ice of de Suirceme Coutt of el.:nlylvania. June 14, 10:30 a.m. at the Uni- versity's Danciger Campus, Am- sterdam Ave. 'and 184th St., Alonday Evening, gune 11,19 62 Manhattan. MORTGAGES VA or FHA JOHNNY LEBOW I 1 /CHEVROLET/ I KELLY CHEVY J e3titnonial Reception M ichael _A 17 14winankto g * * * JOSEPH J. PERNICK, 18300 Greenlawn, law partner of 15th District Congressman John D. Dingell, and the former law partner of Gov. John B. Swain- son, will serve as 15th District Democratic chairman until the district convention convenes in August. following the primary election. * TOBA SCHMITTEL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Schmit- tel of Rosemary Ave., Oak Park, has been selected to attend a summer science institute, co- sponsored by the National Sci- ence Foundation at the Univer- sity of Bridgeport at Bridge- port, Conn. * • * HARRY S. BROWN, 18400 Littlefield, has been elected president of the Children's Leu- kemia Foundation of Michigan. * • • MRS. ALICE T. MARK of Parma, 0., has been named the winner of the newly established National Merit Fellowship of the National Jewish Welfare Board. eig4L-aisty Gr cloA af g fie ciRovas,..e. cScgat7En c:7-1itclifoPtiunz (.edo, : Zionist gtzlictute) 79161 Zi cAczifisclii2fiway g udgd (Victor BMWs Si edge ga9 . dVagan g. g