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MISS LINDA BERNSTEIN

Mr. and Mrs. David Bern-
stein of Cherrylawn Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Linda, to David E.
Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Gross of Oak Park.
The bride-elect. a chemistry
major at Wayne State Univer-
sity, is affiliated with Phi Sigma
Sigma sorority. Her fiance, a
junior in the WSU College of
Medicine, is affiliated with Phi
Delta Epsilon medical frater-
nity. A June wedding is
planned..

Israeli Firms Are
Taking Part in Fairs
in Turkey, Sweden

ISTANBUL, (JTA) — Some
70 Israeli firms are exhibiting
products. including agricultural
machinery, cars. trucks, radios.
washing machines. chemicals
and drugs. at the International
Fair which opened at Ismir
Monday.
Twenty-six foreign countries
are participating in the fair and
Sept. 10 has been set aside as
a special "Israel" day. The
Israeli participants have been
allocated a quota of $1.000,000
by the Ministry of Commerce,
for importation of goods exhib-
ited at the fair over and above
the regular trade agreement
between Turkey and Israel.
* * *
STOCKHOLM, (JTA)—Forty-
five Israeli firms and organiza-
tions will exhibit at the Saint
Eriks International Trade Fair
- opening here on Aug. 29. The
Israeli navilion, to be directed
by I. Wahle. of the Tel Aviv
Chamber of Commerce, will
cover an area of 2,500 square
feet and will include textiles,
handicrafts, jewelry, agricul-
tural and citrus fruit exhibits.

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ROGER GINSBERG,. the
East's fastest-rising young ama-
teur star, accepted a bid to play
in the first annual sports for
Israel National Invitational
Golf Tournament at Kutsher's
Country Club, Monticello, N.Y.
Sept. 7-9.
* S *
Prof. HORACE M. KALLEN,
one of America's most distin-
guished philosophers and teach-
ers, will be honored on his 80th
birthday when Farband Labor-
Zionist Order will present him
its Award for Distinguished
Service, Sunday, at a special
conclave at Unser Camp, the .
Farband summer resort in
Highland Mills, N. Y.
• • •
MRS. LILLIAN BERNSTEIN.
past president of the League of
Jewish Women's Organizations;
MRS. MYRA K. WOLFGANG,
secretary-treasurer, Hotel and
Restaurant Employes Union
Local 705; and MRS. REGENE
F. COHANE, attorney, were ap-
pointed to the newly-established
Governor's Commission on the
Status of Women, by Governor
Swainson. This commission has
been charged with the responsi-
bility of developing recom-
mendations for overcoming dis-
crimination in public and pri-
vate employment on the basis
of sex.
* • *
RONALD M. SCHECHTER
of 24527 Maryland. Southfield,
has qualified as a member of
the 1962 Top Club of New
York Life Insurance Company.
Schechter will attend an edu-
cational conference Sept. 4-7. in
Murray Bay, Canada, as a mem-
ber of the Top Club.

GO'ITLIEB HAMMER, execu-
tive vice-chairman of the Jewish
Agency for Israel, Inc., left his
New York headquarters to con-
sult with officials of the Jewish
Agency and the Israel govern-
ment on problems of financing,
housing and rehabilitation pro-
grams for Israel's newcomers.
* * *
Dr. STANLEY M. LEVEN-
SON, professor of surgery at the
Einstein College of Medicine of
Yeshiva University, and Dr.
ALEX B. NOVIKOFF, research
professor of pathology at the
college. have been awarded Re-
search Career Awards by the
United States Public Health
Service. The awards offer life-
time support to distinguished
investigators to aid them in any
research they may wish to pur-
sue.
* a *
Dr. HENRY M. GOLDMAN,
chairman of the Department of
Stomatology at Boston Univer-
sity's School of Medicine, has
been named president-elect of
the American Society of Perio-
dontists.
• •
Dr. ROBERT SHAPIRO has
been appointed Harvard's pro-
fessor of radiology at Beth Is-
rael hospital here, and radiolo-
gist-in-chief at the hospital.
• *
Rabbi JOSEPH S. SHUBOW,
of Congregation Bnai Moshe,
has been given life tenure by
the congregation. Rabbi Shu-
bow has occupied the pulpit
for 28 years.
•
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Rabbi MELVIN S. SANDS of
Pomona. Calif., has been ap-
pointed spiritual leader of Tem-
ple Beth Emet. Burbank.

WILLIS F. WOOD, seventh
director to head the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts in its 74-year-
history, Monday was welcomed
to his new post with a recep-
tion which included thousands
of Detroit-area civic leaders.
city officials, and enthusiasts.
* * *
JOSEPH NEDERLANDER has
been awarded a U.S. Army certi-
ficate of appreciation for helping
new recruits in transit to pass
the time with free passes to the
Fisher-Shubert Theaters of which
he is manager and vice presi-
dent. He was also cited for help-
ing to raise funds for service-
men's dinners and the USO, ac-
cording to SFC James Coleman
who presented the award.
* * *
ROBERT M. MORGENTHAU,
U.S. Attorney for the Southern
District of New York, son of the
former U.S. Secretary of the
Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr.,
is being considered by New
York Democratic leaders as the
candidate for Governor to oppose
Governor Nelson Rockefeller.
• * *
RABBI HAROLD B. KANO-
TOPSKY. of the Young Israel of
Eastern Parkway, will be the
keynote speaker of the annual
weekend and convention of the
Association of Orthodox Jewish
Scientists, at the Empire Hotel,
Ferndale, N.Y., Labor Day week-
end.
• • *
- RABBI MARC H. TANEN{
BAUM, director of the Mien-
can Jewish Committee's Intexeli-
gious Affairs Division, will: ad-
dress the Sixth Annual Natiimal
Catholic Social Action Confer-
ence, to be held in Pittsburgh, at
the Sherwyn Hotel, Aug. 24-26.
* • •
LAWRENCE G. LASKEY, of
Boston, president of the First
American Israel Mutual Fund,
announced the filing of a state-
ment with the Securities and
Exchange Commission seeking
registration of a $27,500,000
issue of its shares of beneficial
interest. A public offering of
these shares will be made
through an investment banking
group managed by Paine, Web-
ber, Jackson & Curtis.

ATLANTIC CITY. (JTA)-
Murray D. Gegner has been
named director of the Jewish
Family Service of the Atlantic
City Federation of Jewish Char-
ities. Announcement of the ap-
pointment was made by Julius
Waldman, Federation. president.
• *...,*
MAX C. GETTINGER, who
has just returned from Israel,
where he served as Deputy Di-
rector of Malben-JDC Services
in Israel for the past 2kz years,
has been appointed as associate
director of the Atlanta Jewish
W e l f a r e Fund. Community
Council, and the Federation.

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Mill's Essays in
Volume Edited b y
Miss Hirnmelfarb

Written more than a century
ago, the essays of John Stuart
Mill are as valuable today as
guides for students of political
and social sciences as they were
in his day.
Therefore, the new Doubleday
volume, Mill's "Essays on Poli-
tics and Culture," is a work
of immense significance.
Edited by Gertrude Himmel-
farb, the new Doubleday edition
contains Mill essays on religion
in a scientific age. mass cul-
ture, morals and expediency in
foreign policies. democracy in
America, theism. parliamentary
reform and other subjects.
Gertrude Himmelfarb, in her
introduction, describes Mill as
"the archetype of the liberal."
In her interesting analysis of
Mill's approaches to his themes
she declares that "he speaks
to us today with a special
cogency." It is this special ap-
plication that makes her work,
and her scholarly introduction,
of merit in our time.
Miss Himmelfarb, a graduate
of Brooklyn College, who re-
ceived her Ph.D. from the Uni-
versity of Chicago, is the
author of "Darwin and the Dar-
winian Revolution" and "Lord
Acton: "A Study in Conscience
and Power," and is the editor
of Acton's essays.

$3 Million Given by AMPAL for Housing
Immigrants in Israel as Loan to Agency

NEW YORK, (JTA) — A
check for $3,000,000 was handed
by Abraham Dickenstein, presi-
dent of Ampal .— American
Israel Corporation, to Dr. Isaac
Moyal, representative of the
treasure of the Jewish Agency
as well as of the American Sec-
tion of the Jewish Agency, Inc.,
for financing immigrant hous-
ing in Israel.
The sum of loans extended
by Ampal to the Jewish Agency
for this purpose over the past
12 months now totals $10,000,-
000. The loans are earmarked
for the purchase of construction
materials and plant needed for

the accelerated housing pro-
gram which will house the
heavy wave of immigration to
Israel during recent months.

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