THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, April 19, 1963 —
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Zionists Launch Membership Drive
Tribute to Dr. Abba Hillel Silver
People Make News
Revca D. S., Inc., has announc-
ed the appointment of DAVID L.
FINK as merchandising director.
Fink, 19767 Sussex, was former-
ly in supervisory positions with
Detroit area wholesale drug con-
cerns.
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NORMAN J. SOKOLOW has
been appointed administrator of
the Southfield Nursing Home,
announces Dr. Harry Saltzstein,
president. Sokolow came to De-
troit six years ago to serve as
assistant director of the Jewish
Home for the Aged. For the
past three years he was execu-
tive director of Elliot General
Hospital.
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Working on the "Z" month membership drive of the Zion-
ist Organization of Detroit are, from left, (seated) M. Ben Lewis,
life membership chairman; David Zellman, board member;
(standing) Dr. Bernard Weston, membership chairman; Judge
Ira G. Kaufman, president; and Ezekiel Leikin, regional director.
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The Membership Committee of
the Zionist Organization plans
an intensive membership drive
in retaining old members and
SGT. MORTON A. SILVER-
obtaining new ones during "Z"
MAN POST has re-elected Mau-
month.
rice Shepherd as commando-.
Dr. Bernard Weston and Car-
aWf Others to take
mi Slomovitz are membership
offices are Se-
chairmen. M. Ben Lewis, life
nior Vice-Com-
membership chairman, advises
mander David
that 70 life members to honor
Friedman,
the 70th birthday of Dr. Abba
Junior Vice-
Hillel Silver is the local goal.
Commander
Rabbi Silver's 70th birthday will
Sydney Cohen,
be celebrated by presenting him
Q u artermaster
in Israel, on the occasion of the
Jack Moss,
Zionist Orangization of America
Judge Advo-
Convention, with a scroll from
cate S. David
each ZOA Region, containing
Shepherd Nissen, Trus-
the names of 70 new lifetime tees Hy Berkowitz, Charles Law-
rence, Vernon Palmer and Al
Zionists.
"The Class of Dr. Silver—Life Ziff.
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Members" will symbolize grate-
SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN
ful recognition to the veteran
Zionist leader, whose life's deeds POST AND LADIES AUXILI-
inspired them to lifetime affilia- ARY will hold their annual in-
tion, declared Judge Ira G. Kauf- stallation of officers on April
28 at the Kenwood Lounge, in
man, ZOD president.
Anyone interested in joining the form of a dinner dance. De-
the ZOD, contact Zionist House, partment Commander Al Rosen
10424 W. McNichols, DI 1-8540. and Department President
Dorothy Cohen will act as in-
stalling officers. Officers of the
Post to be installed are Com-
Composer Vainberg
mander Charles Glass, Senior
Wins Soviet Praise
Vice-Commander Harry Fried-
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A ros- man, Junior Vice-Commander
ter of distinguished Soviet art- Eli Friedman, Adjutant Joseph
ists Monday night performed Krause, and Quartermaster Ted
chamber music by a Russian- Kaminsky. For reservations and
Jewish composer, Moisei Vain- information, call Robert Gold-
berg, and the concert included man, LI 7-0140, Harry Friedman
readings of verse by Jewish or Ruth Wolfe.
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poets, according to a Moscow
LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
dispatch to the New York Her-
AUXILIARY has elected Mrs.
ald Tribune.
The concert was held at the Iry Weintraub as president.
Moscow Conservatory, and was Others to take office are Mes-
hailed by Tass, the Soviet news dames Irwin Weiser, senior;
Oscar Katz, junior, Walter
agency, as "a great success."
Vainberg, who is 43, has been Fischel, t r e a s u r e r; Harvey
praised by leading Soviet musi- Green and Herbert Perchickoff,
cologists and composers as a secretaries; Sidney Silver, patri-
musical writer whose work "has otic instructress; Hilda Grant,
grown increasingly' in the last conductress; Bess G o 1 d b e r g,
few years, according to Tass. chaplain; Lou Weber, guard;
The performance of his music and Sol Amster, chief of staff.
to the words of Jewish poems
DETROIT POST elected per-
was considered as unusual.
sonnel to the executive commit-
tee at a recent meeting. They
are Harry Baum, DaVid Gar-
field, David Freedman, Henry
Shapiro, Ben Shiffman, Morris
BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S Seinwell, Bernard Miller, Harry
CLUB will hold a breakfast Berger and Louis Schlein. Har-
forum 10 a.m. Sunday at the ry Madison released outgoing
synagogue. Sol I. Littman, Mich- officers and swore in new ones.
igan director of the Anti-Defa-
mation League of Bnai Brith,
The University of Michigan
will discuss "T he Current was the first college or univer-
Church-State Controversy." Dr. sity to entirely own and operate
Robert Schlaff is chairman.
a hospital, in 1869.
JWV Activities
Men's Clubs
Fishman-Taub
Troth' Announced
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Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetzky,
dean of the Mesivta Torah Vo-
daath liabbinical Seminary in
Brooklyn N.Y., has been elected
the new chair-
man of t h e
Rabbinical Ad-
m i n i s trative
Board of Tor-
ah Umesorah,
t h e National
Society f o r
Hebrew D a y
Schools. H e
succeeds t h e
late Rabbi
Aaron Kotler,
Kamenetsky who held the
post until his death last No-
MISS PENNY FISHMAN
vember. The rabbinical group
guides the religious policies of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman
the national education body
of
Oak Park announce the en-
which .services nearly 300 He-
brew Day Schools throughout gagement of their daughter,
the country.
Penny Ann, to Leonard Taub,
son of Mrs. Sarah Taub and the
Detroit Legionnaires
late Sol Taub.
The bride-elect is a senior in
Protest Segregated
the College of Education at
Parley in New Orleans Wayne State University. Her
The American Legion Detroit fiance attends Wayne State and
Districts Association has adopted is affiliated with Gamma Kappa
a resolution opposing the selec- Chi and Tau Epsilon Phi fra-
tion of New Orleans as the na- ternities. An August wedding is
tional convention city for the planned.
September parley ". . . as they
practice segregation and have in-
Personal Service. Experience.
dicated that our Negro legion-
Finest in Musical Entertainment
naires will not enjoy equal equal
rights with our white comrades-
in-arms in hotels and restau-
rants," it was announced by
Norman N. Robbins, commander
of the Detroit District.
538-5395
The Detroit protest will be
taken up by the national execu-
tive committee in May. It has
PLASTIC
been reported that Pennsylvania
has filed a similar complaint.
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Robbins said that his all-white
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post adopted the resolution be-
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cause ". . . we resent and will
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not tolerate a situation where all
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American Legion members are
not treated equally regardless of
race, color or creed."
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ALLAN REIN, LAWRENCE
D. SHAPIRO, MANEL KATZ-
MA Nand MAX M. WAYBURN
have qualified to attend a career
conference of New York Life
Insurance Company's field un-
derwriters April 22-24 in North
Aurora, Ill., according to
Charles E. McConnell, manager
of the company's Northland-De-
troit General Office.
Technion Leader
to Take Part in
Planning Parley
IRV_ FIELD
ORCHESTRA
Leaders of the American
fechnion Society, which spon-
sors the Technion-Israel In-
stitute of Technology — the
only university of the engi-
neering sciences in Israel —
will participate in a three-day
National Planning Conference
April 26-28 in Chicago. Among
the speakers will be Gen
Yaacov Dori (left), president
of the Technion and first
Chief of Staff of Israel's
armed forces, and B. Sumner
Gruzon, noted architect and
newly-elected national presi-
dent of the American Tech-
nion Society. An address also
will be delivered by Avraham
Harman, Ambassador of Is-
rael to the United States. The
Detroit Technion chapter will
be represented by Robert
Brody, president; Louis Gel-
fand, Murray Altman, Salman
Grand, Benjamin Wilk, Mrs.
Leon Kay, Murray Hauptman,
Julius Lev and. Dr. Joseph
Epel.
Book on Genocide
Wins Polish Prize
LONDON, (JTA)—Aaron Eis-
enach, a research worker at the
Jewish Historical Institute of
Warsaw, has been awarded one
of the Political Prizes for his
bok, "The Hitlerite Extermina-
tion of the Jews," according to
a dispatch from Warsaw receiv-
ed here. The prize is given for
best works on political science
and is greatly coveted among
Polish writers. The award has a
value of 10,000 zlotys.
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The University of Michigan
was the first college or univer-
sity to establish a course in data
processing, in 1929.
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