Aronsson Printing Co. Almounces
Million-Dollar Expansion Program
Herbert Aronsson
Maurice Aronsson
Louis C. Miriani
An expansion program at a cost munities because of their faith in
exceeding $1.000.000 was announc- the economy of the city of Detroit
ed by the Aronsson Printing Corn- i and particularly in the revitaliza-
pany. 2001 W. Lafayette, one of tion plans for the downtown area.
the Midwest's leading commercial
Herbert Aronsson said that he
printers and lithographers.
and his associates were firmly con-
Herbert A. Aronsson, president winced that the city's industrial
of the 48-year-old firm, said the i a n d commercial redevelopment
project included an addition of programs assured a most promising
20,000 square feet of floor space, future for the near West Side Area.
an extensive remodeling of the . The company, which employs
present building and the addition 160 craftsmen and serves approxi-
of considerable equipment. The en- mately 1.400 Michigan firms, was
tire addition. like the present founded in 1916 by Maurice Arons-
building, will be one-story. son. a native of Sweden, and the
The program will increase the father of Herbert. He is chairman
company's productive area by 50 of the board, and Ronald Kottler a
per cent and will result in the em- son-in-law, is senior vice president.
ployment of an additional force, Miriani joined the firm in 1962,
Aronsson stated. He estimated that the first "outsider" admitted into
the firm's annual payroll would be what had up until that time been
eventually increased by $250,000.
a family institution.
When first launched by Maurice
The announcement, made at a
press conference at the Detroit Aronsson, the company was locat-
Press Club, was hailed by Robert j ed at Brush and Adams in a small
D. Knox. director of the Detroit shop containing only two printing
Housing commission, as a major presses. It moved several times
boost to the city's program to re- and first occupied its present site
vitalize the West Side Redevelop- in 1948 where it has grown into one
ment Area No. 2. of the largest in the Midwest.
Louis C. Miriani. former mayor
and the executive vice president of
the Aronsson Printing Company,
revealed that the Aronssons had H
scorned attractive "tax-free" in-
ducements by out-of-town corn- •
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Surprise Program
onors BB Leader
Jimmie Laker
Louis Marshall Lodge, at its Past
President's Night Thursday, hon-
ored a longtime Bnai Brith leader
in a surprise "This Is Your Life,
Jimmie Laker" program. -
Guests honoring Laker included
Hy Crystal, assistant executive di-
rector of Bnai Brith District 6;
Inspector Bannan of the Detroit
House of Correction; Circuit Judge
Nathan Kaufman; and other Bnai
Brith leaders.
Invited as honored guest was
Congressman John D. Ding el 1.
Through his assistance Laker's son,
Pfc. Kenneth C. Laker, was given
emergency leave from the Army
base at Fort Riley, Kan., to be
present at the ceremony with other
members of the family.
The program was under the di-
rection of chairman Max Kushner
and President Robert Israel. Danny
Raskin was master of ceremonies.
Laker, publicity and public re-
lations chairman for the Detroit
Bnai Brith Council, has won dis-
trict and national awards for his
15 years as bulletin editor. For his
assistance at Passover and contri-
butions of books to Jackson Prison,
Laker was named honorary pri-
soner when Barman was warden
there.
A Bnai Brith Youth leader for
20 years, Laker also is a member
of Perfection Lodge, F. & A.M.
Richard Wiener to Get
Silverman JWV Award
Sgt. Morton A. Silverman Post
and Auxiliary, Jewish War Vet-
erans, has selected for its annual
$250 scholarship award Richard
Wiener, 18919 Curtis.
A Phi Beta Kappa graduate at
Mumford High School, Richard will
enter Wayne State University.
He is the son of World War II
veteran Irving and Connie Wiener.
Presentation of the scholarship-
will he 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the
Labor Zionist Institute.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 22, 1964
26
JWV Activities
SGT. MORTON A. SILVERMAN
POST will hold its installation
meeting 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the
Labor Zionist Institute. Newly
elected officers include David
Friedman, commander; Sidney
Cohen and S. David Nissen, vice
commanders; Hyman Berkowitz,
quartermaster; Hon. Joseph Per-
nick, judge advocate; and Charles
Lawrence, Ben Goldstein, Vernon
Palmer, Milton Shore, Al Ziff and
Dr. Leonard Schreiber, trustees. A
discussion will be held on many
benefits that are available to vet-
erans and their families.
.Rubin-Tessler Rites
Planned for August
Beth Moses Confirmand
Annual consecration services of
Cong. Beth Moses will take place
on May 24. At home reception will
be held May 31 for the following
Beth Moses consecrant:
WENDY ELLEN MANSON, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Manson, 20081 Vaughan, 2-5 p.m.,
May 31. No cards.
Shaarit Haplaytah
Not Participating
in Memorial Plans
Martin Rose and Rubin Herman,
president and vice president of
Shaarit Haplaytah, stated this week
in their own and in Rabbi Rosenz-
weig's behalf that they are not
participants in the movement that
was announced to plan the erec-
tion of a monument to the six mil-
lion martyrs who perished at the
MISS SANDRA RUBIN
hands of the Nazis. They said the
Mrs. Frieda Rubin, 17183 Wood- movement previously announced is
unauthorized.
ingham, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Sandra
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Wayne State University's College
and his orchestra
of Education. Her fiance attends
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LT. ROY F. GREEN POST and
AUXILIARY will honor Com-
mander Albert Brown and outgo-
ing president Mrs. Sam Weiner
7:30 p.m. June 2 at the Elmwood
Casino. Windsor. Newly elected
auxiliary officers, including Mes-
dames Harold Weiss, president,
and Sylvia Zide and Bernice Sil-
ver, vice presidents, will also be
honored. The post will continue
with the same officers. Master of
ceremonies will be Bernard Hoff-
man, past commander of the post
and of the Department of Michi-
gan, assisted by Mrs. Harry Left,
past president of t h e auxiliary.
For reservations, call Mrs. Marcus
Scheinker, BR 3-8133, or Irving
Akiva Parents Group
Goldberg, LI 5-7182.
JWV Organizing
Veterans Against
Aid to Egypt
National Commander Daniel
Neal Heller of the Jewish War
Veterans of the U.S.A. made
known that he is contacting lead-
ers of other veterans groups for
joint action to urge immediate
severance of American assistance
to the United Arab Republic in
view of the current visit of Soviet
Premier Khruslichev to Cairo and
increased Soviet arms to Egypt.
Heller, who returned recently
from a Near Eastern visit during
which he obtained facts on the
mounting acquisition of Soviet
munitions by the UAR, said Ameri-
can aid to the U.A.R. permitted
diversion of Egyptian funds to pay
for Russian arms. He pointed out
that the "American taxpayer is
indirectly subsidizing the Soviet
munitions industry and the flow
of Russian arms through Cairo to
new African nations."
Julius Rosenwald Post,
American Legion, Plan
Memorial Day Activities
Memorial Day weekend will be
observed by the Julius Rosenwald
Post, American Legion, beginning
with Sabbath services 9 a.m. May
30 at Cong. Adas Shalom.
The annual breakfast will be
held at Billy's 9:30 a.m. May 31,
and at 11:30 a.m. the post will
hold a joint Memorial Day service
with the Jewish War Veterans at
Machpelah Cemetery. JWV depart-
ment commander Harry Friedman
and chairman Leon Ginsberg will
join Post Com-
mander J o s eph
Shapiro at the?
ceremony.
At 1:30 p.m.
the post will
hold memorial
services at the
veterans section
of Chesed Shel
Ernes Cemetery,
with bugler Mark
Shapiro
Zahn of Mum-
ford High School participating.
Rosenwald Post is the only
American Legion Post in Michi-
gan comprised solely of Jewish
veterans and recently celebrated
its 33rd anniversary. Commander
Shapiro, at 74 the oldest com-
mander in Michigan, recently re-
ceived the highest honor offered
by the legion, lifetime member-
ship.
Sets Opening Meeting
The opening meeting of the Par-
ent's Association of Akiva Hebrew
Day School has been set by the
board of directors for 8:30 p.m.
Thursday at Young Israel of Oak-
Woods Center.
Ithamar Koenigsberg, chairman,
will introduce Rabbis Hayim Donin
and James I. Gordon, who will re-
port on plans for the coming year.
A social hour will follow.
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