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Sol Eisenberg, a leader in
Detroit civic and communal ac-
tivities, and president of the
Kenwall Products Corporation,
has been des-
ignated by
The Jewish
Theologi cal
Seminary of
America to be
one of seven
prominent
Jews of Amer-
: ica who will
receive the in-
stitution's cov-
Eisenberg eted L ou is
Marshall Memorial Medal on
Nov. 11 at the Americana Hotel
in New York.
The Marshall Medal is one of
the highest honors accorded by
the Seminary. The presentation
will take place at the annual
dinner of the Seminary's Na-
tional Patrons Society. Speaker
of the evening will be Earl
Warren, Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court,
who earlier will have partici-
pated in an all-day study session
at the Seminary.
In addition to Eisenberg, the
medal will be conferred upon
former U.S. Senator Herbert H.
Lehman, former Federal Judge
Simon H. Rifkind, both of New
York City; Louis Stein of Phila-
delphia, Benjamin H. Swig of
San Francisco, Myron Weinstein
of Chicago and Joseph S. Wohl
of Cedarhurst, N. Y.
Designees for the Medal are
.
Albert A. Kramer
Runs for Legislature
Albert A. Kramer is the
Democratic candidate for repre-
sentative of the 4th District
(Southern Oakland County) in
Michigan's legislature. _
An attorney and graduate of
the United Hebrew Schools and
Wayne State University Law
School, he is a member of Israel
Labor Zionist Organization and
the Jewish War Veterans. Kra-
mer and his wife, Sedell
(Gould), live with their three
children at 23651 Radclift, Oak
Park.
chosen each year by the Semin-
ary administrators on the basis
of "continuing effort to further
the spiritual and cultural well-
being of the Jewish community
in the tradition served so emi-
nently by the late Louis Mar-
shall." Louis Marshall was a
noted constitutional lawyer who
served as chairman of the Sem-
inary's Board of Directors from
1904 until his death in 1929.
Eisenberg, who is a member
of Adas Shalom Synagogue, has
a long record of service to the
community, and in addition to
his very productive activities in
the Allied Jewish Appeal and
other national welfare and edu-
cational agencies. He is a mem-
ber of the Seminary's national
cabinet.
JNF Women Will .
Hold Special Gifts
Tea; Ramati to Speak
The Women's Auxiliary of
the Jewish National Fund will
hold a special gifts tea, 1 p.m.
Nov. 7, at the home of Mrs.
Karl Katkow-
sky, 24449 San-
ta Barbara,
Southfield.
This year the
Women's Aux-
iliary, in con-
junction with
the JNF Coun-
cil of Detroit,
is working to-
wards securing
the settlement
of Gadot, which
Ramati is on the Syri-
an border. The guest speaker at
the tea will be Colonel Shaul
Ramati, who is the Israeli Con-
sul for the midwest region. The
guest artist - will be Arella
Arley.
Mrs. William Klafer and Mrs.
Jack Rosenthal are chairmen
for the tea. Those requiring
rides, call the JNF office, UN
4-2767.
Carol "Pretsma;l's
Troth Announced
MISS CAROL WETSMAN
Mr. and Mrs. .Louis S. Wets-
man of Santa Rosa Dr. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Carol Marcia, to Dr.
Donald M. Lieberwitz, son of
Mrs. Ida Lieberwitz of Cheyenne
Ave. and Maxwell •D. Lieber-
witz of Pembroke Ave.
Miss Wetsman is a senior at
the University of Michigan.
Her fiance is a graduate of
Wayne State University and
Chicago College of Osteopathy.
A June 30 wedding is planned.
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Sylvia Josephson will star in
Paddy Chayefsky's "Middle of the
Night" when the curtain rises
8:30 p.m. today on the Center
Theater's first
performance
of the season.
Subsequent
performances
will be held
Sunday eve-
ning, Nov. 10
and 11 at the
Jewish Center.
The drama
concerns a
couple con-
fronted with
the challenges
of a "summer-
autumn ro-
mance" a n d
the problems
the lovers
must over- Miss Josephson
come to find happiness despite
the wide difference in their
ages.
Leo Mogill co-stars in the pres-
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Adas Shalom Couples
Plan Cocktail Party
A cocktail party is planned
as the annual membership af-
fair of the Married Couples
Club of Cong. Adas Shalom, to
be held 9 p.m. Nov. 10 at the
synagogue.
Beverages, a midnight supper
and dancing to the music of
the Earl Harris Combo will be
featured. A twist contest and
prizes will also highlight the
evening. Guests are invited.
On the committee for the
event are Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Tubben, Al Goldstein, Dan
Weisberg, Sheldon Brodley and
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Foster. For
reservations and information,
call Mrs. Harvey Suris (LI
6-6532) or Mrs. Nat Goldstone,
chairmen.
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You know it's kosher— the label has the
entation. The play enjoyed a 57-
week run on Broadway.
Director of the Center Thea-
ter production is Vic Hurwitz.
The cast includes Beth-Sheva
Laikin, Sondra Rubin, Larraine
Pearlman, Joyce Strasner, Olga
Cherney, Bluma Sussman, Addie
Beckerman, Bob Allison and
Leon Tarien. The sets have
been designed by Errol Fortin.
Tickets are available at the
Center Cashier's Office.
Brevities
An EXHIBITION OF HOB-
BIES will be inaugurated in
Tel Aviv under the sponsorship
of the Deputy Minister of De-
fense and the Mayor of Tel
Aviv. Private collectors are in-
vited to participate and may
contact the nearest Israel con-
sulate for details.
* * *
One hundred kilted Scotsmen
will present a dramatic demon-
stration of their skills at bag-
pipe playing and Highland
dancing when the massed bands
of THE ROYAL SCOTS GREYS
and the ARGYLL and SUTHER-
LAND HIGHLANDERS appear
Knowledge acquired in youth Nov. 16 at Masonic Auditorium.
will be retained far better than These famed Scots Bands are
when acquired in old age.—The appearing this country for the
Talmud, Sabbath 21.
first time.
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THE DETROIT SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA, under the direc-
tion of Paul Paray, will perform
with noted pianist Glenn Gould
g:30 p.m. Thursday and Satur-
day at the Ford Auditorium.
Gould will play the Beethoven
Concerto No. 3 in C Minor. The
orchestra will also offer the
Mozart overture to "The Magic
Flute" and Schumann's Sym-
phony No. 2 in C Major.
* * *
DR. ROBERT S. DREWS,
president of the Michigan Chap-
ter, American Society of Group
Psychotherapy a n d Psycho-
drama, will evaluate the activi-
ties of the organization at a
meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
at McGregor Memorial Build-
ing.
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FOR FAMILY AND GUESTS...WITH
Center*Theater , Ply ers Will Open
Season with 'Middle of the Night'
29 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, November 2, 1962
Seritinitiy to'Give Louis Marshall
Memorial Medal to Sol Eisenberg