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Richard Merson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Merson, 16669
Prest, has been made a provisional member of the Alma College
chapter of the national biology honorary, Beta Beta Beta.
Newly-elected members of the board of trustees of Detroit
Conservatory of Music include Maestro and Madame Paul Paray,
Councilman Mel Ravitz, Mrs. A. Victor Bizer, president of the
Music Study Club of Detroit, and Mrs. Dorothy Turkey. The of-
ficers of the Conservatory include Marguerite Kozenn Chajes,
artistic director, and Zeldon S. Cohn, secretary-treasurer.

Mrs. Morris Tack, Bnai Brith vocational service commis-
sioner, will attend the vocational service meeting Saturday and
Sunday in New York. Mrs. Leonard Sims and Mrs. Charles Solo-
vich will attend the national executive board meeting of Bnai
Brith Women Dec. 11-14 in Washington, D.C.
Mr. and Mrs. William Diskin, 17141 Ohio, will leave next
week for a month-long visit with their son, Dr. Philip Diskin, in
Jerusalem, where he is engaged in educational psychology for
Israel's school syStem. Marvin Diskin, completing work on his
doctoral thesis in radio and television at the University of
Michigan, and his wife, Sandra, recently returned from a tour
of Europe and a stay with their brother in Jerusalem.
Mrs. Julius Tatelman, 20121 Stafford, will give a luncheon
12:30 p.m. Dec. 15 as a benefit for the Child Rescue Fund. For
information, call UN 4-5088.
Allan "J. Roth of .,Church Rd., Oak Park, has recently re-
turned from a visit to Italy and Israel. While in Italy he was
accorded an audience with Pope John XXIII.
During the Thanksgiving weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lax
of Parklawn Ave., Oak Park, had as their house guest cousin
Beverly Finkelstein of Pittsburgh, Pa. At a party in her honor
Nov. 25, the guests were David Friedman, Dr. and Mrs. Philip
Raznick, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jubas, Dr. and Mrs. Raymond K.
Feldman and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zimberg.
On Nov. 25 at the Sherman House in Chicago, Ill., Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan H. Knoppow, daughter, Joyce, and son, Kenneth, of
Kentucky Ave. attended a testimonial dinner in tribute to their
father and grandfather, Rabbi A. L. Kaplan of _ Cong. Anshe
Motele, on behalf of Israel Bonds. Rabbi Kaplan was honored
for 50 years of service to the Chicago Jewish Community. Other
Detroit relatives include the Philip Cutlers, Samuel Cutlers, A. J.
Cutlers, A. Z. Cutlers, Joseph Rosens, Robert Lubys and Dr. A.
Rosen families.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Penfel of Parklawn Ave., Oak Park,
celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at a cocktail party
given by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Penfel of Ten Mile
Rd. Daughter Hinda Penfil attended from Los Angeles, Calif.

Governor Names Jos. J. Pernick
Common Pleas Court Judge

Joseph J. Pernick, Governor
Swainson's former law partner,
last Friday was named by the
Governor to fill the vacancy in
the Common Pleas Court caused
by the death of Judge Kenney.
The new appointee will assume
his new post in about a week.
At the time of his appoint-
ment, Pernick was a referee in
the Wayne County Probate
Court and a Wayne County pub-
lic administrator. He has been
active in Democratic Party af-
fairs and was vice chairman of
the 15th Democratic Congres-
sional District since 1958.
Judge Pernick, his wife, Eliza-
beth, and their infant daughter,
Lisa, who was born Sept. 6, re-
side at 18300 Greenlawn. _He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
M
Pernick of 4041 Waverly.
His parents, deaf mutes, were
an inspiration to their sons, Jo-
seph J., who now has risen to
a judgeship, and their • younger
son, Nathan, who is an electri-

Marvelous Tales for Children in Youth Classics

New classics for youngsters
issued b3 American publishers
for the holiday period will serve
as appropriate gifts for Hanu-
kah.
Especially seasonal is "The
Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack
Keats, published by Viking
Press (625 Madison, NY22).
With the approach of the win-
try experiences for youngsters,
who love to form their steps in
snow, this volume will have a
special appeal.
Macmillan Co. (60 5th, NYII)
has issued an impressive, large-
sized volume of Oscar Wilde's
fairy tales under the title "The
Young King"—the first of three
stories. The other two stories
are "The Devoted Friend" and
"The Happy Prince." While the
foreword by John Updike has
a minor Christological approach,
the stories are universal and
the splendid illustrations by
Sandro Nardini and Enrico
Bagnoli give the volume spe-
cial significance.
For readers a bit older, and

Revlon Cosmetics President
Creates Science Fellowships
With $1,000,000 to Brandeis
Brandeis University unveiled
plans for a nationwide competi-
tion for outstanding college
graduates whose entire science
education through the Ph.D.
will be under one of the na-
tion's newest and most gen-
erous fellowship programs.
The fellowships were estab-
lished at the university under
a million dollar grant from the
Charles H. Revson Foundation
of New York. Revson is chair-
man of the board and founder
of Revlon, Inc., international
cosmetics concern.
Up to $5,000 per year will be
granted to graduate students in
the sciences. This amount makes
it one of the highest fellowship
stipends provided in private
institutions in the United States.

cian. The judge's father, now
retired, was a Ford Motor Co. Center Omnibus Will
employee for more than 20 years. Present 'Music Master'
A member of the Jewish
Omnibus, a series of quality
War Veterans, and of Eddie shows for children, will have
a performance of "The Music
Master" by the Detroit Opera
Theatre Dec. 16 at the Jewish
Center, 18100 Meyers.
"The Music Master" is a one-
act comedy opera with Marjorie
Gordon, Jonathan Swift and Ra-
mon Gilbert singing, and John
Sweeney as pianist - conductor.
"The Music Master" will be
shown at 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.

The David, Horodoker Young
Women's Organization will hold
its 25th annual donor luncheon
Tuesday at Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue, announced President Mrs.
J. Guterman.
JUDGE JOSEPH J. PERNICK
Featured on the program will
Jacobson Bnai Brith Lodge, be Rabbi and Mrs. Moses Lehr-
Judge Pernick serves on the man. Rhoda Friedman will sing.
Michigan regional advisory Prizes will highlight the affair.
board of the Anti-Defamation For tickets, call Mrs. J. Fried-
League. He is a member of man, UN 1-6793.
Perfection Lodge of the
Masonic Order, is active in the
Bagley Community, is a mem-
ber of Moslem Temple and is
the sovereign prince of Carson
LAWRENCE H. J 0 NE S
Council of Scottish Rites,
LADIES AUXILIARY will meet
Judge Pernick is a graduate 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
of Highland Park High School home of Mrs. Morris Lupeloff,
and Michigan State University 18105 Hubbell. Dessert will be
and earned his law degree at served.
the University of Wisconsin. He
is 38. He is a member of the Noteworthy Anniversary
This week marked a note-
law firm of Pernick, Dingell and
Zemmol, which includes Con- worthy anniversary. Exactly 35
gressman John D. Dingell. The years ago, the Ford Motor Co.
firm is a successor to the law announced that the Dearborn In-
firm Pernick headed with Gov- dependent, through which Henry
ernor Swainson before the lat- Ford carried on his anti-Jewish
ter's election to the governorship. campaign for a number of years,
would stop publication with its
final issue of 1927.
Michigan arthritis victims
spend nearly 12 million dollars
Today's young mothers and
a year on worthless products, homemakers are prime targets
reports. the Michigan Chapter of arthritis, states the Michigan
of the Arthritis and Rheuma- Arthritis and Rheumatism
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an angle of special interest to
those devoted to music, and
the plot holds the reader's at-
tention throughout.
The family life depicted in
this story mirrors life in small
American communities. The
young girl described here is
representative of American
youth. "Melissa" is a truly
American story, -well written
and sufficiently enhanced with
the excitement of youth and its
interesth to create wide interest
in Miss Forbus' story.

Open Dance Class
to Be Held at Center

An open class in "Contem-
porary Dance Techniques and
Improvisations" with Fannie
Aronson, instructor, will be
conducted 8 p.m. Wednesday at
the Jewish Center, 18100
Meyers.
Miss Aronson will be assisted
in the demonstration by the
Center Contemporary Dancers
and advanced dance students.
•The public is invited. There will
be no admission charge.

RELAX! HAVE FUN AT
YOUR OWN PARTY .. •

Leave planning details — and
sometimes headaches to me.
Entertainment, music and what-
ever it takes to make for
gala affair.

GERTRUDE GORDON
Party Consultant

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UN 3-5730

Annual Artists Concert

Music Study Club of Detroit Presents

NURIAL GREENSPON ITZHAK PERLMAN

Mezzo Soprano

Violinist

.

- Detroit Institute of Arts Main Auditorium
Sunday, December 9, 8:30 p.m.

Tickets at Box Office and Grinnels

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Gifts for the Holidays

LUGGAGE — HANDBAGS

Gifts of Quality

Briefcases
Portfolios - Novelties
Attaches

REPAIRING

ROBINSON'S Leather Shop

David Horodoker
Young Women Will
Hold Donor Lunch

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especially for those who are
interested in history and ge-
ography and in the ways of dif-
ferent people's lives, another
Viking book, "Cambodia: Land
of Contrasts," by Ruth Tooze,
has much merit. Illustrated
with many photographs, this
volume will have a wide appeal,
especially in view of the in-
creasing interest in the Far
East.
Young people and their
elders who love humor and
adventure will be delighted
with "The Three-Seated Space
Ship," by Louis Slobodkin,
published by Macmillan. This
charming story describes "the
latest model of the space ship
under the apple tree."
Slobodkin's established rec-
ord for outstanding humorous
narratives for young people is
in evidence in this story about
Marty and Eddie, their adven-
tures in space, their encounter
with the dinosaur, their dizzy
search for action in outer
space.
For 20 years, Slobodkin has
entertained children with his
stories. His newest supersedes
many of them in hot adventure
and genuine humor that applies
to the imagination of young
people in the modern age. "The
Three-Seated S'pace Ship" is one
of the noteworthy children's
books of the year.
From Viking Press also
comes a most delightful and
wholesome story for young
people — "Melissa" by Ida B.
Forbes, illustrated by Sue
Felt. The theme of this nar-
rative is universal. It has an
educational appeal, there is

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