THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, Ma rch 29, 1963 — 1 $

Commissioner Edwards, Wife Get Jack el-Silvermayi
Amity Award for Community Effort Engagement Told

A number of civic and com-
munity leaders on Wednesday
paid tribute to Detroit Police
Commissioner and Mrs. George
Edwards as recipients of the
American Jewish Congress
Women's Division 16th Annual
Amity Awards.
The Amity Award Luncheon,
attended by 250 at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue, marked the
first time that a husband and
wife have been selected to
share the honor. Mayor Jerome
Cavanagh was on hand for the
occasion.
The Edwards' were cited for.
"dedicated service to the bet-
tering of community relations
in the State of Michigan."
The resloution marking the
choice stated, in part:
"George Edwards, Detroit's
Police Commissioner, is rooted
in the American liberal tradi-
tion . . . (deirionstrated) while
serving as director of the De-
troit Housing Commission and
during his four terms on the
Detroit Common Council (two
terms as Council president). He
served as Probate Judge in
charge of Wayne County Juve-
nile Court, Circuit Judge of the
third Judicial Circuit and Jus-
tice of the Supreme Court of
Michigan.
. . . Margaret Edwards has
been her husband's helpmate,
confidante and co-worker since
their marriage in 1939. She
managed his political cam-
paigns and helped form his de-
cision to accept the challenge
of the Police Commissionership.
As chairman of the Episcopal
Committee for Racial Unity.
Margaret Edwards is in the
forefront of efforts to realize in
the spiritual realm the same
ideals her husband fights for in
the political world."

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The AJC Women's Division
also presented citations • to
James Trainor, Rev. Phillip
Sarles, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,
Evelyn Seeley Stewart, John C.
Manning, Arthur Poinier, Paul
Paray, Florence Cassidy, Boris
M. Joffe and Mrs. Julian A.
Krolik.
The board of judges for the
award included Rt. Rev. Rich-
ard S. Emrich (chairman),
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese
of Michigan; Frank Angelo,
William Cohen, Richard Cross,
Judge Wade McCree, Arthur
Poinier and Mrs. Dan Shapiro.
Harold J. Dubin is the AJC
Michigan director. Mrs. Leopold
Snyder is Women's Division
president, while Mrs. Sol Elkin
is Amity Award chairman.

Barry Gittlen Gets
Award to Study at
Hebrew University

Barry M. Gittlen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Leon Gittlen, 26399
York, Huntington Woods, was
recently awarded the opportu-
nity of spending his junior year
abroad, Studying at the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem.
A sophomore - in Monteith Col-
lege of Wayne State University,
carrying a 3.65 average and af-
filiated with Phi Epsilon Pi fra-
ternity, Barry was granted the
award by the American Friends
of the Hebrew University. This
organization annually sends
about 60 top students from the
United States to study for a
year in Israel.
This year's group will arrive
in Israel near the end of June
and will receive three months'
intensive training in Hebrew be-
fore entering the university in
the fall.
Among those who recommend-
ed Barry for the award were Dr.
Abram Spiro and Dr. Bar-Adon
of the Wayne State Department
of Near Eastern Languages and
Literatures. He has taken de-
partment courses in both He-
brew and Arabic.

Rhoda Friedman, Ruth
Terebelo Give Recital

Don Frohman, noted opera
baritone and vocal coach, will
present Rhoda Friedman, sop-
rano, and Ruth Terebelo, mezzo
sporano, in a song recital 8:45
p.m. Sunday at the Detroit In-
stitute of Muskal Arts, 5330
John R.
The program consists of songs
by Scarlatti, Handel, Durante,
Catalani, Bach, Carissimi, Cal-
dara, Offenbach, Mendelssohn
and Verdi. Frohman will be ac-
companist. Admission is free.

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will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday, Women and Landsmanshaften
at the Labor Zionist Institute a re joining in this testimonial.
to discuss plans for the "Labor
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ment of their daughter, Michae-
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Mrs. Anna Silverman of Owosso
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Mrs. Gertrude Shapiro, 18674
Monica, announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Barbara
Fae Shapiro, to Dr. Arthur Be-
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gold-
stein of Columbus, Ga., at a
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the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Susan, to Austin Hirsch-
horn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Hirschhorn of Kentucky
Ave. The bride-elect attended
the University of Alabama and
obtained her B.A. degree froin
Newcomb College, where she
was a member of Sigma Delta
Tau sorority. She is attending
Tobe-Coburn School for Fash-
ion Careers in New York. Her
fiance was graduated from
Michigan State University and
received his law degree from
Wayne State University School
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Epsilon Rho fraternities. A
June 30 wedding at Temple
Israel, Columbus, is planned.
The couple will reside in De-
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