Judge Nathan Kaufman Accorded
High Honor by Merrill.Palmer
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman
was chosen this week by Merrill
Palmer Institute for recognition
for his work with youth in De-
troit and the nation at large.
He was cited for having made
the nation aware, as organizer
of a Citizen's Advisory Commit-
tee on Juvenile Delinquency, of
juvenile problems. He had
reached 2,000 audiences with
his messages.
The Merrill Palmer Institute
acclaimed him for "direct, yet
informal teaching" he had made
available to the institute stu-
dents and faculty.
Judge Kaufman was a dele-
gate to the White House Con-
ference on Children and Youth
in 1960 and was President
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o Valor' Honored Here Expect More Than 400 at
Honoring Abe Kasle, We
Eisenhower's representative at
the International Conference of
Children's Judge in Brussels in
July 1958.
Property in Israel has been be-
queathed to Mrs. Sonia Tisch,
formerly of 595 Newport, De-
troit, or if she does not survive,
her descendants.
Mrs. Gticia Kristal (nee Zaid-
ler) of Trumpeldor St., Hadera,
Israel, reports that the property
has been left to Mrs. Tisch by a
parent who has recently died in
Israel. Mrs. Kristal is a half-
sister of Mrs. Tisch. Anyone
knowing of the whereabouts of
Mrs. Tisch or any of her rela-
tives is urged to contact Mrs.
.
NriMPNICI•Wile, RE11"45!1,1 11r
Kristal in Israel of Dr. Henry
Krystal, 19210 Coyle, Detroit 35.
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WOODWARD AT EAST KIRBY
William A. Dunn, Manager
Three new "Women of Valor" pinned by Elliott Roose-
velt (right) at the special Shavout luncheon held in the Norman
Allan home in Southfield, include (from left) Mrs. Irwin I.
Cohn, Mrs. Norman Allan and Mrs. Morris L. Schaver. They
bring the number of women in Detroit who have earned this
honor to 12. A "Woman of Valor" is one who buys, sells or
collects $100,000 in Israel Bonds.
Koppelman Shell Service Stations
`Old Fashioned' Toward Customers
Sam Koppelman has parlayed
know-how, quality and an "old
fashioned" attitude toward cus-
tomers into a enviable reputa-
tion in the gasoline service sta-
tion business.
Owner of Sam Koppelman's
Seven-Mendota Shell Service, he
recently announced the opening
of Koppelman's Seven - Lauder
Shell Service at 14802 W. Seven
Mile.
Koppelm a n,
who has been
in the business
a total of more
than 30 years,
express e d
amazement at
pronounce-
ments by some
station m a n-
agers that
windshields . Koppelman
are cleaned as a part of the
service offered. He maintains
this is a function which deserves
no boast and should be taken for
granted by the customer.
It is not a point Koppelman
wishes to stress, but it is indica-
tive of his credo: "A customer
is not an interruption. He's our
reason for being here."
He says it's a mutual affair,
N, .hereby good service and qual-
ity workmanship and parts is
rewarded by the faith of cus-
tomers.
"A man can feel safe to send
his wife or teenage son or
daughter to us," says Koppel-
man, "and be assured that they
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won't be asked to buy something
he doesn't need."
In addition to "regular" serv-
ice, such as oil and lubrication,
both Koppelman stations are
equipped with the latest techni-
cal machinery and tools for
wheel aligning and balancing,
brake adjustment and repair,
muffler installation and motor
tune-ups.
A total of 14 experienced men
comprise the staffs of Seven-
Mendota and Seven-Lauder. In-
cluded are five qualified me-
chanics. They are on duty from
six a.m. to midnight. Says Kop-
pelman, "We don't employ
amateurs."
A special feature of the Kop-
pelman service program is "call-
for and delivery service" and
both of the stations offer "AAA"
service, covering the area from
'Roselawn Ave. to Southfield
Rd. on both sides of Seven
Mile Rd.
The stations also sell new
tires, batteries and a complete
line of automobile accessories.
Koppelman, who has been a
Detroit resident all of his life,
says he enjoys the confidence of
a great many customers who
remember his methods of opera-
tion when he operated a station
for more than eight years on
Boston Blvd. and Linwood Ave.
As for price, he adds:
"We feel our prices for . labor
and parts is highly competitive
and we invite comparison on
quality workmanship and parts.
We do not use off-brand mate-
rials of any kind."
Well-acquainted in the com-
munity, Koppelman is a mem-
ber of Keidan Lodge, B n a i
Brith, and Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
He and his wife, Jennie, have
two sons, Mark and Larry.
More than 400 people are ex-
pected to join in honoring Abe
Kasle, at the testimonial din-
ner arranged by the Jewish
National Fund Council to mark
the completion of the Kasle
Forest in Israel.
The event will be held next
Wednesday evening in the so-
cial hall of the new Shaaiey
Zedek building, on North-
western and 11 Mile Rd.
U.S. Senator Wayne Morse,
of Oregon will be the guest
speaker.
Hyman Safran will be the
toastmaster. Morris Brandwine,
president of the JNF Council,
will greet the gathering. The
presentation to Kasle will be
made by Rabbi Jacob E. Segal.
Dr. Leon Fram will give the in-
vocation. Cantor Jacob H. Son-
enklar will lead in the singing
of the national anthems.
Harry Cohen will lead the
gathering in the B i r k at
Hamazon.
There will be dinner music
by the Concert Quartet.
A cocktail hour at 6 p.m.
will precede the dinner.
Born March 18, 1895, in Rus-
sia, Kasle came to this country
in 1909 and settled in Monroe,
Mich. From there he went to
Toledo, and came to Detroit in
1923.
He and Mrs. Kasle have four
children, Leonard, member of
Symphony's Summer
Concerts Open With
New Score's Premiere
The Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra will open its free sum-
mer concert series 8:15 p.m.
Tuesday in the Music Shell at
the Michigan State Fairgrounds.
Valter Poole will conduct. ,
The program will include the
world premiere of the Alex
North score for the movie
"Cleopatra," which opens in De-
troit June 26 as a Symphony
benefit. The composer will be
in the audience for the per-
formance.
Programs are scheduled each
ensuing Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday through Aug. 10. The
series is presented as a public
service by the Detroit Edison
Company, National Bank of De-
troit, Music Performance Trust
Funds of the Recording Indus-
tries on recommendation by the
Detroit Federation of Musi-
cians, and the Michigan State
Fair Authority.
the Detroit Bo
Ben, Robert
(Esther) Jones
children.
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the United He
15 years. He is
ary president
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1951 and 195
Jewish Camp
chairman in 1
the Detroit Is
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until 1958; ha
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