People Make News

Rabbi Emanuel S. Goldsmith of The Detroit chapter of the
Halifax, Nova Scotia, has been American Jewish Committee was
addressed by MAXIMO YAGUP-
named associate
SKY Thursday at the Jewish
director of pro-
Center. Yagupsky discussed Isra-
gram and publi-
eli attitudes toward American Jew-
cations of t h e
ry and gave an insight into the
Bnai Brith Youth
many problems existing in Israel
Organization, an-
today which are of concern to
nounced David M.
American Jews.
Blumberg, Knox-
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ville, Tenn., chair-
STANLEY KIRSCHNER, pro-
man of the Bnai
fessor of chemistry at Wayne State
Brith Youth Com-
University, received an Alumni
mission. He will l
Honors Award from his alma ma-
begin his duties
on July 1. Rabbi Rabbi Goldsmith ter, Brooklyn College of the City
Goldsmith, who has held pulpits in University of New York. Cited for
Halifax and Queens New York, is his contributions to science, Prof.
one of the younger leaders in the Kirschner currently is doing re-
Reconstructionist movement. search in inorganic chemistry at
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University College, London.
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Robert J. Hutton, president of
Standard Federal Savings and
Anticipating the publication next
Loan Association, announced the I week of his book, "Ancient Jewish
election of CHARLES F. HAFELE I Philosophy," by
as treasurer effective July 1. He Wayne State Uni-
will succeed Wilson R. Paxton, versity Press,
secretary-treasurer, who will re- u nder sponsor-
-tire June 30.
ship of the Scha-
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✓ e r Publication
MAURICE A. BETMAN, CLU, Fund, Dr. Israel
led all agents of the Northwestern Efros delivered
Mutual Life Insurance Co. for the an address at
the Helen De-
month of April.
Ray Lecture Hall
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last night on the
Former N.Y. Supreme Court text of his new
Justice SAMUEL I. ROSENMAN volume. Harold
was elected president of the Asso- Basilms, director
Dr. Efros
o f i
ciation of the Bar of the City
I of WSU Press, participated in
New York.
the program.
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JOSEPH ROSS, president of I
RAY
A.
SHAPERO
holds a cita-
Federal Department Stores, vice-
president of the American Jewish tion for outstanding leadership in
Committee, will discuss community industry and community philan-
social and cultural goals in the thropic endeavors. The tribute was
conference called by the Forum for made at a dinner attended by 300
Detroit Area Metropolitan Goals, leaders in the drug industry and
friends in New York recently.
at Cobo Hall, June 3.
Emanuel Katz of Ketchum R. Co.,
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a co-chairman of UJA's drug, per-
DR. DAN DODSON, professor of fume, cosmetic and allied trades
educational psychology at New division, made the award presenta-
York University, and an outstand- tion. More than $1,110,000 was
ing authority on problems of inter- raised in support of the UJA's
group relations, will be the guest humanitarian program.
consultant at a Human Relations
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Leadership Conference at Oak-
SOL PLAFKIN, 18419 Stoepel,
land University on Sunday. The
sponsors of the conference in- has announced his candidacy for
clude the Detroit Round Table of the board of education, for the
the National Conference of Christ- term to commence in July of 1965.
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ians and Jews, South Oakland
ELIEZER LEWIN - EPSTEIN,
Round Table and the Jewish Com-
one of Israel's leading industrial-
munity Council.
ists, has been elected chairman of
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RUBEN GOLD, CLU, of Massa- ORT Israel. He has been a mem-
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance ber of the ORT Israel Board of
Co., has earned membership in the Directors since its establishment
Million Dollar Round Table, the 16 years ago. He succeeds the late
life insurance industry's organiza- Joseph Shapiro.
tion of million-dollar-a-Year sales
Jewish-Sponsored School
producers.

MIKE DAVIDOW of New York
was named the winning playwright
in the New Haven Jewish Com-
munity Center fourth annual
William Francis Krevit Literary
Award Competition, for the play
"The Long Life", which was select-
ed as the best one-act play relat-
ing to Jewish life entered in this
national competition. "Summer's
End", a play by MARIAN ROFF-
MAN of Honolulu was selected
the runner-up.
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The Yeshiva College Alumni
Association will present the eighth
annual Bernard Revel Memorial
Awards in recognition of distin-
guished achievement to two lead-
ers at a dinner on Sunday at the
Park Royal Hotel, New York. The
recipients are, in the arts and sci-
ences: Dr. AZRIEL ROSENFELD
research associate professor, Uni-
versity of Maryland; in religion
and religious education: Dr. MOR-
RIS EPSTEIN, editor of World
Over magazine.
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Two Wayne State University
faculty members have been
named the recipients of the fifth
annual Assistant Professor Re-
search Recognition Awards. They
are Dr. KENNETH S. GOODMAN,
18900 Prairie, assistant professor
in the college of education, and
Dr. ANANDA S. P R A S A D,
Orchard Lake.

Eleanor Lee Cohen
to Marty Easterner

Forest Honors Sam Adler's Memory

Another instance of the
generosity during his life-
time of the late Sam Adler
was made evident when,
at the recent lawyer's re-
ception, sponsored by the
Foundation for the Jewish
National Fund, a plaque
certificate was presented
posthumously. The pre-
sentation, attesting to the
planting of a forest of
10,000 trees in the Mich-
igan Section of the Amer-
ican Israel Freedom For-
est, to bear the name of
the late Sam Adler, was
made to his son, Leo (left),
by Irving W. Schlussel; (right), JNF vice-president and chairman of
its bequests department. Avern Cohn, prominent local attorney, who
aided in the drawing up of the will, which made the Jewish National
Fund the beneficiary of $20,000 for the Forest is shown in the center.

MISS ELEANOR COHEN

The engagement of Eleanor Lee
Cohen to Arthur Eskin is announc-
ed. Their parents are Mrs. Max
Cohen of Santa Rosa Ave. and the
late Mr. Cohen, and Mr. and Mrs.
Simeon Eskin of Mattapan, Mass.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Wayne State University, and her
fiance is an alumnus of Boston
University Law School.
A July wedding is planned.

Production Schedule,
Board Members Told
for Center Theater

for Girls in 16th Year

Roosevelt S c h o ol, Stamford,
Conn., will begin in September its
16th year as the only Jewish-spon-
sored coed preparatory boarding
school.
Founded and dedicated in 1948
at Hyde Park, N.Y., by the late
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
the school has students from 26
states, six countries in South
America, Canada, Turkey and
Israel. A number of Detroit girls
are enrolled.
Although the school is nonsect-
arian, a large part of the student
body is of the Jewish faith. Rabbi
Samuel Silver formerly of Cleve-
land, is school chaplain. Daniel
Trotzky is the founder and dir-
ector.

Israel Pacts Providing
Technical Aid to Brazil

RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA)—Two
n e w technical assistance agree-
ments were signed between Brazil
and Israel, providing for expanded
'Israeli aid to this country, espec-
ially in the underdeveloped north-
eastern section of Brazil. Israel
will provide technical aid in the
digging of wells and prospecting
for other water resources in the
arid regions of northeast Brazil
and will help the development of
corn growth in the area.

Jewish Center Theater elected
Mrs. Edward E. Levine as presi-
dent at its annual meeting Wed-
nesday.
Also elected to the board were
Mesdames Harold Orbach, Irving
Levinson, Abe Zitomer and Wil-
liam Ernst, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Gross, Leo Seligson, Jim Rubin,
Victor Hurtwiz and Bluma Zuss-
m•n.
The nonprofessional commun-
ity theater also announced its
major productions for the season
of 1964-65: Paddy Chayefsky's
`The Tenth Man" in November;
"George Washington Slept Here,"
by Kaufman and Hart, in Febru-
ary; and Morton Wishengrad's
"The Rope Dancers" in May.
Center Theater will also offer
an acting class and a mobile unit
repertory program. Apprentice
and golden-age groups are in the
planning stage.

`Yeshiva Bochur' Marks His 25th Year on Radio

Former Detroiter Samuel Kap-
lan is celebrating this month his
25th year on New York radio as
the "Yeshiva Bochur."
Once a yeshiva student himself,
Kaplan narrates stories in Jewish
history over station WEVD once
a week. His personality has
brought a close relationship with
his radio audience. He has been
asked to be an executor of wills
and to solve personal problems by
people who have heard him only
on the air.
St. Louis-born K a plan was
brought to Detroit as a young
child. His parents owned dairy
farms in the outskirts of the city.
Educated in New York, he is mar-
ried to the former Rebecca Avner
and has three sons.
Station WEVD is dedicating a
full-hour program to Kaplan Sat-

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Irving Schlussel Heads
Detroit Zionist Council

Irving W.. Schlussel, Detroit at-
torney, was elected president of
the Zionist Council of Detroit, for
1964-65. Other officers elected at
the Zionist Coun-
cil meeting, con-
ducted under the
chairmanship of
Dr. Leon Fram,
outgoing Council
president, a r e
vice chairmen
Judge Ira G.
Kaufman, Mrs.
Max Lichter and
Irving Pokemp-
n e r; recording
secretary, MTS. I.
Walter Silver;
corresponding
secretary, M r s.
Norman I. Lee-
m o n; treasurer,
Morris Lieber-
man; and Corn-
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munity Council delegate Morris
Lifshay.
Schlussel is affiliated with the
United Religious Zionists.
The Zionist Council of Detroit is
a coordinating body of all of the
Zionist organizations in this area,
consisting of Americans for Pro-
gressive Israel-Hashomer Hatzair,
Farband-Labor Zionist Order, Ha-
bonim, Hadassah, Hashomer Hat-
zair (Zionist Youth Organization),
Junior Hadassah, Labor Zionist
Organization of Detroit (Poale
Zion), Mizrachi Women, Pioneer
Women, United Religious Zionists
(Mizrachi and Hapoel Mizrachi),
Zionist Organization of Detroit
and Zion ist-R evisi on ists.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
27
Friday, May 22, 1964

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