People Make News
Rabbi Nathan Bulman of New
York has been appointed the
director of the
Department of
School Organ-
ization of To-
rah Umesorah,
the National
Society for
Hebrew Day
Schools. In his
new post,
Rabbi Bulman
will aid in the
establish m en t
of new He-
brew Day
Schools in
communities Rabbi Bulman
throughout the country where
a rapidly growing demand for
intensive Jewish education has
created the need for additional
facilities.
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MAX BRESSLER, outstand-
ing- American Zioni-t leader,
was honored as 1963 "Man of
the Year" at a dinner in Chi-
cago sponsored by the State of
Israel Bond drive. Principal
speakers at the dinner were
John Diefenbaker, former Prime
Minister of Canada; Dr. Nahum
Goldmann, president of the
World Zionist Organization and
the World Jewish Congress; and
Jacob Barmore, Consul General
of the State of Israel.
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New York industrialist-philan-
thropist JOSEPH L. MAILMAN
has been elected to tM Bran-
deis University board of
trustees.
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Circuit Judge BENJAMIN D.
BURDICK gave the oath of of-
fice for the Wayne State Uni-
versity board of governors, Jan.
2, to Leonard Woodcock and Dr.
Alfred H. Whittaker. Burdick
a former member of the board
until named a circuit judge last
fall, administered the oath in
the office of WSU President
Clarence B. Hilberry. Judge
Burdick was named a Governor
Emeritus of WSU in December.
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Detroit r e alt or GOLDIE
LEVINSTEIN has been appoint-
ed Michigan representative of
the International Traders Club.
An active worker in the real
estate division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign, Miss Levin-
stein will direct formation of
traders clubs for each of Michi-
gan's 43 local real estate
boards. The international club
is part of the National Institute
of Real Estate Brokers of the
National Association of Real
Estate Boards.
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The appointment of JOSEPH
W. WALTERS as advertising
and public relations director of
American Savings and Loan As-
sociation has been announced
by association President Alfred
L. Deutsch. Walt e r s joins
American Savings from Car-
penter, Rau and Walters, Inc.,
where he served as the account
executive. A 1952 graduate of
Michigan State, Walters enter-
ed advertising with Campbell-
Ewald Company.
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At a luncheon held in the
University Museum, Philadel-
phia, the Conference on Latin
American History awarded the
$300 Bolton Prize of 1963 for
the best book on Latin Ameri-
can history published during the
prior year to FRANK TANNEN-
BAUM, professor emeritus of
Latin American history at Col-
umbia University, for his book
"Ten Keys to Latin America,"
published by Knopf.
Larry Chavin, president of
Dearborn Furniture Company,
13939 Michigan, announces the
promotions of ISADORE - LEE
SHRODECK to manager, and
LOUIS E N T U S to associate
buyer. Shrodeck and Entus have
been with the company for over
ten years.
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DR. SAUL LIEBERMAN, pro-
fessor of Talmud at the Jewish
Theological Seminary of Amer-
ica, has been elected president
of the American Academy for
Jewish Research.
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DR. JOSEPH L. LICHTEN,
director of the Foreign Affairs
MRS. C. A. GUTTENBERG
Department of the Anti-Defa-
mation League of Bnai Brith,
At a candlelight ceremony
will speak to the faculty and
student of Mercy College of Dec. 25 at Raleigh House Patri-
Detroit, Wednesday, 7 p.m., in cia Ann Roberts, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl D. Roberts of
the Great Hall of the college.
Pembroke Ave., was wed to
Charles Allen Guttenberg, son
Honor Singer with
of Mrs. Herman Guttenberg, of
Roselawn Ave. and the late Mr.
Forest in Israel
Guttenberg.
The planting of a forest of
The bride wore an ivory satin
10,000 trees in Israel in honor sheath gown with a scoop neck-
of Julius M. Singer, on the oc- line which was encircled with
casion of his 80th birthday, has Alencon lace. The lace was re-
been undertaken by a committee peated at the points of the long
of his friends, of which Harry
fitted sleeves. The detachable
Schumer, chairman of the City
Committee of Farband - Labor chapel train was trimmed with
Alencon lace around the fitted
Zionist Organi-
midriff
and panels on either
zation, is
side of the front of the gown. An
chairman.
The decision ivory shoulder-length pouf veil,
to embark with a tiara of pearls, completed
upon this proj- the ensemble. She carried white
ect was made orchids and Stephanotis on her
as a result of Bible.
Gail Guttenberg, sister of the
t h e response
to a recent bridegroom, served as maid of
celebration by honor. Bridesmaids were Janis
Arlazaroff Roberts, sister of the bride,
branch of Far- Ruth Goldscher of Cleveland,
band of Sing-. cousin of the bride, and Mrs.
er's birthday. Richard Gendelman. Donna
"Actually," Roberts, sister of the bride, was
Schumer junior bridesmaid.
Alvin Katzen served as best
stated, " t h e
idea was born man. Seating the guests were
10 years ago, Barry Roberts, brother of the
when, on his bride, Sol Light, Irwin Elson,
J. M. Singer 70th birthday, Larry Goldstein, cousin of the
Arlazaroff branch, of which bridegroom, and David Keller,
Singer was one of the founders, cousin of the bride.
honored him for his devotion
The newlyweds are on an ex-
to many worthy causes, particu- tended honeymoon in San Fran-
larly to the Labor Zionist move- cisco and Los Angeles.
ment and Israel, by planting a
grove of 1,000 trees, that goal AJ Congress to Hold
was quickly reached."
Other members of the com- `Mad World' Benefit
mittee are Mrs. Harry Mondry,
Plans for a benefit premiere
Samuel Greenberg, William
Hordes. Louis Levine, Morritz showing of "It's a Mad, Mad,
Mad, Mad World" at the Ciner-
Schubiner and David Sislin.
ama Music Hall Feb. 11 are an-
nounced by the American Jew-
Peter Romano Relocates
ish Congress.
Russell Woods Barber Shop
Proceeds from the theater
Peter Romano announces the evening will go to the Louise
new location of the Russell Waterman Wise Youth Hostel
Woods Barber Shop at 19178 in Jerusalem, a center conceiv-
Greenfield, just north of Seven ed as a memorial to the wife of
Mile.
the late Rabbi Stephan S. Wise.
Pete. as he is affectionately
Mrs. Leopold J. Snyder, presi-
known by his
dent of the AJ Congress Wo-
customers, has ilr'•10,1MRP
men's Division, announces the
been cutting
following general ticket chair-
hair for 25
men:
years and for
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bertin,
the past 18
Dr. and Mrs. George Dean, Mr.
years had
and Mrs. I. B. Dworman, Mr.
been located
and Mrs. Herman Fishman, Mr.
on Livernois
and Mrs. Harvey Gordenker, Mr.
near Davison.
and Mrs. Dellis Harwith, Mr.
Stating that
and Mrs. Seymour Israel, Mr.
his new shop,
and Mrs. Irving Kahn, Dr. and
Pete
with three
Mrs. Morrey Manning, Mr. and
barbers to serve you, will offer Mrs. Adolph Miller, Mr. and
complete tonsorial service s, Mrs. Ben Pivnick, Mr. and Mrs.
such as: hair cutting, shaves, Theodore Powers, Mr. and Mrs.
shampoos, facials and shines. Louis Redstone and Mr. and
Mr. Romano also stated that, Mrs. Albert Silber.
a manicurist will be available
in the near future.
Gershon Mendeloff, better
The shop will be open daily known as Ted "Kid" Lewis, is
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. or call Britain's gift to boxing's welter-
weight division.
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Part of $40,000 Marx Trust Gift
Goes to WSU College of Medicine
Guttenberg-Roberts
Vows Exchanged
Trustees of the Robert S.
Marx trust gave the first in-
stallment of a $40,000 gift to
the Wayne State University Col-
lege of Medicine to finance a
new modern equipped surgical
lab.
Two of the four trustees,
Lawrence I. Levi and Howard
Kaichen, made the presentation
to Ernest Gardner, dean of the
college of medicine.
The presentation also was
attended by Dr. Harry Saltz-
stein, former chief of staff of
Sinai Hospital, who was per-
sonally responsible for bring-
ing to the attention of the
trustees the school's immedi-
ate need for such a lab.
Dr. Alan Thal, chairman of
the department of surgery of
the medical school, and Miss
Lois Levi, executive secretary
of the Marx trust, also were
present.
The new surgical lab, which
-will occupy the entire fourth
floor of the college of medicine,
will be known as the Robert S.
Marx Surgical Laboratory.
Marx, a former Detroit and
Cincinnatti attorney and a
personal friend of President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, receiv-
ed nationwide recognition in
1933 during the bank crisis.
He was a nationally known
trial lawyer, judge of the Supe-
rior Court of Cincinnati, World
War I hero, founder of the Dis-
abled American Veterans and
its first national commander.
Marx died at age 71 of a
heart attack, in 1960, at his
summer home in Charlevoix.
The trustees for the multi-
million-dollar trust have al-
ready made numerous contribu-
tions to religious, civic, cultural,
educational, charitable and re-
search projects.
The other two trustees of the
Robert S. Marx trust are Hugh
A. White of Detroit and Samuel
Huttenbauer of Cincinnati.
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