Col. John Furman was elected
president of PEC Israel Eco-
nomic Corporation, New York,
it was an-
nounced by
Joseph Meyer-
hoff, PEC's
)re s i dent
since 1957,
vho now be-
comes chair-
man of PEC's
executive corn-
nittee. Col.
Furman h a s
e e n Execu-
tive Vice Pres-
• ident of PEC
Furman
in charge of
its activities in Israel since
1958. He will shortly take up
residence in New York, to plan
and coordinate the corpora-
tion's growing investment port-
folio and broaden its contacts
throughout the financial com-
munity.
* * *
Rabbi Leon Machlis, •dean of
Yeshiva Ohel Moshe in Brook-
lyn, N. Y., has been elected
president of the National Con-
ference of Yeshiva Principals,
the prof es-
sional organi-
zation com-
prising th e
heads of near-
ly 300 Hebrew
Day Schools in
the United i .
States andV,,,
Canada. A past `$
president of
the Rabbinical
Alliance of
America.
Rabbi Machlis
was elected to
the post at the Rabbi Machlis
recent annual convention of the
NCYP in Ferndale, N. Y. The
Conference is an affiliate of
Torah Umesorah, the National
Society for Hebrew Day Schools.
* * *
Chief Federal Judge THEO-
DORE LEVIN on Thursday
night was presented with a
scroll by the Federal Bar As-
sociation, at ceremonies at Brod-
head Naval Armory. The famed
document, copies of which also
were given to his five fellow
jurists on the Federal bench,
emphasizes the important role
of the judiciary in a free so-
ciety.
* *
PAUL MUTNICK of Clarence-
vine will represent his district
as a trustee of the Northwest
Wayne County Community Col-
lege.
-
:
A. LEO LEVIN, professor of
Robert J. Hutton, president
of Standard Federal Savings
and Loan Association, an-
nounced the appointment of
JAMES P.
DONALDSON,
1 2 8 0 9 Lev-
erne, as man-
ager of a new
Standard Fed-
e r a 1 branch
office to be
opened July 1
on Greenfield
just south of
Grand River.
Donaldson
Donaldson, a
graduate of Michigan State Uni-
versity, has been associated with
Standard Federal since 1958,
and was formerly branch mana-
ger of the Association's East
Jefferson office.
* * *
"The Church and the School"
a special telecast featuring a
timely and provocative tri-faith
discussion about religion and
the public schools, will be fea-
tured in a special telecast at
1:30 p.m. Sunday over Station
WXYZ-TV.
The unique public service
program, which features Rabbi
Morris A d 1 e r, Rev. Malcolm
Boyd, and F a t h e r Joseph
Walsh, as well as program mod-
erator Paul W i n t e r, of the
WXYZ-TV staff, was arranged
in order to provide a broad
basis of clarification and under-
standing of some of the vexing
and perplexing issues in the
church-state controversy cur-
rently faced by the Jewish and
the general community.
The panel consisting of rep-
resentatives of the three major
faiths, presents a segment of an
on-going dialogue now in pro-
gress with respect to the role
and the place of prayer in
American society. Among ele-
ments included in the discus-
sion of these three religious
representatives are the role of
the minority in a democratic so-
ciety, and the respective posi-
tions of church and state in
mid-twentieth century America.
In the course of the discus-
sion reference will be made to
the position of the three major
faiths regarding the recent Su.,
preme Court decision about the
New York regents prayer.
Because of wide community
interest in the issues involved,
the Council urges the commu-
nity to tune in to the "provoca-
tive and insightful program re-
lating to church and state."
law at the University of Penn-
sylvania and president of the
board of directors of the Jewish
Exponent, has been awarded the
annual Bernard Revel Memorial
Award by the Alumni Associa-
tion of Yeshiva University.
* * *
Detroit area residents
ARNOLD (1-RANT, SHELDON
ARNOLD SCHORE, NELSON
SKLAR, RONALD • PHILLIP
ROSENBERG. SANFORD S.
BERLIN and HERBERT BEZ
have been graduated with the
Begin proper loot
Doctor of Osteopathy degree
balance with a
from the College. of Osteopathic
Medicine and Surgery in Des
scientific shoe
Moines, Iowa. Doctors Grant,
Schore, Sklar and Rosenberg
fitting
will intern for one year at Pon-
tiac Osteopathic Hospital. Dr.
Berlin will intern at Tucson
Howard H. Finsilver, 20435
General Hospital, Tucson, Ariz.,
while Dr. Bez will intern at Picadilly, manager of the Detroit
Branch Sales Office of the Busi-
Detroit Osteopathic Hospital.
ness Men's Assurance Company,
HERSCHEL P. FINK, editor- is attending
in-chief of Wayne University's the NALU Mil-
"The Daily Collegian" was lion Dollar
named a winner of the Malcolm Round Table
W. Bingay Award for "the out- Conference. As
standing journalism graduate." a member of
STEVE RUBINSTEIN, a senior t h e exclusive
For the HY Spot
and Collegian managing editor, 1963 life insur-
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was presented the Sigma Delta ance round
Finsil-
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Chi citation for "outstanding table,
achievement in journalism as ver left aboard
SCIENTIFIC SHOE FITTERS
the S. S.
an undergraduate."
DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
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* * *
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DR. STANLEY KIRSCHNER,
the Hillel Foundation and will of 24091 Oneida, Oak Park, pro-
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Kong and India, returning the department of chemistry at
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* * *
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Mrs. Jack Starr, New York, has 150 senior • scientists in the
been elected national president United States receiving the NSF
of the Women's League for Is- award for research and study 4t
rael. Chairman of the Executive abroad.
* * *
Board of the
NELSON GLUECK, presi-
women's serv-
ice group for
dent of Hebrew Union College-
AT
the past six
Jewish Institute of Religion,
y ears,. Mrs.
received an honorary Doctor of
Starr was ele-
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vated to h e r
New York University at its
post at the an-
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nual conven-
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ANITA ENKEL, daughter of
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lawn, Oak Park, has been elect-
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S h e succeeds
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Mrs. Anna Mrs. Starr
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. *
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Mrs. LOUIS S. GIMBEL jr.
of New York was named chair-
man of next year's fund-raising
campaign of the women's divi-
sion of the N. Y. Federation of
Jewish Philanthropies.
* * *
DR. STANLEY KIRSCHNER,
24091 Oneida, Oak Park, has
been named winner of Na-
tional Science Foundation and
Fulbright fellowships for study
in London. He is professOr of
chemistry at Wayne State
University._
DR. RALPH RABINOVITCH,
director of Hawthorne Center,
Northville, will serve as panel
moderator and PROF. JOHN
WEISS of the Wayne State Uni-
versity History Department will
speak at a round table discus-
sion of a positive program for
peace in the school system g
p.m. today at the Central. Meth-
odist Church, 23 E. Adams.
JWV Department Will
Hold Council Meeting
The Department of Michigan
Jewish War Veterans will hold
a council of administration
meeting 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
at the JWV Memorial Home,
announced Harry L. Friedman,
I commander.
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People Make News
Church-State Issue Is Subject
for TV Special; Focus on Schools