City of Hope to 'Tag'
Dr. Ginsburgh Gets
Dropsie Ph.D.; Made Detroit During Drive
Studies in Israel

Federation Women's Division Annual
Meeting Wednesday to Honor Sobeloffs

Preparations for an original musical skit at the annual meeting
of the Jewish Welfare Federation Women's Division, Wednesday, 1
p.m., at the Jewish Center, were made by the group shown, from left:
Mesdames Sidney R. Jacobs, Joseph J. Bittker, Gabriel Glantz, Nor-
man Rosenfeld. Julian S. Tobias and Sidney J. Winer, Mrs. Seymour
Kraus is at the piano. Entitled "This Was the Time That Was," and
dedicated, according to the division president, Mrs. Philip R.
Marcuse, to Isidore Sobeloff, founder of the division, the skit will
include Mesdames Gabriel Glantz, Joseph Bittker, Sidney R. Jacobs,
Norman Rosenfeld, Albert Feurring, Jay M. Kogan, Seymour Rowe
and Julian S. Tobias. A reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Sobeloff
will be a highlight of the program. Election of officers will take
place at the meeting. Mrs. Benjamin Jones has been nominated for
president.. Other nominees are: Mesdames Lewis S. Grossman, Arthur
H. Rice, Harold A. Robinson and Isadore Winkelman, vice-presidents;
David Randleman, corresponding secretary; N. Brewster Broder,
recording secretary.

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More than 1,000,000 New York-
ers of all races and faiths were
served last year by the 116 medi-
cal, social service and recreational
agencies of the Federation of
Jewish Philanthropies of New
York, it was reported at the 47th
annual meeting of the organiza-
tion.
Irving Mitchell Felt, president
of the Jewish Federation, whos e, '
member agencies provide more
than 90 per cent of all Jewish- --
sponsored social services in the
metropolitan area, in his annual
report stated that in passing the
million-mark the agencies had in-
creased by about 100,000 the
number served over the previous
year. He attributed this increase to
Detroit Cancer Fighters, City the broadening of existing services
of Hope, will stage its annual and to the opening of new facili-
Tag Day throughout the down- ties as a result of the Federation's
town area Wednesday to raise City of Life Building Fund pro-
funds for the free, nonsectarian gram.
National Medical Center at
Before the close of its fiscal
Duarte, Calif. Volunteers may
year,
on June 30, the organization
contact Mrs. Elliot Schubiner
(left), vice president of fund- expects to raise over $19,000,000
raising, 357-5166. With her is from its 1963-64 campaign which
Mrs. Seymour Schwartz, chair- began last September.

Sylvan J. Ginsburgh, principal of
United H e b re w Schools High
School, received his Doctor of Phil-
osophy degree at Dropsie College
at the Founders Day Convocation
in Philadelphia,, Tuesday.
The subject of Dr. Ginsburgh's
thesis was: "An Historical Study
of Adult Hebrew Language In-
struction in Palestine from 1917
to 1948 and of its Continuation in
Israel's Ylpanim, 1948 to 1960."
During a year's stay in Israel
with his family, 1959-60, Dr. Gins-
burgh interviewed President Zal-
man Shazer, the late President It-
zhak Ben-Zvi, Moshe Sharett and
others.
The chairman of the department
that considered Dr. Ginsburgh's
dissertation was Dr. Meyer Ben-
Horin.
The dissertion will be printed in
Israel.

Susan Rena Raphael
to Wed Missourian

man of the Tag Day project, UN
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into such catastrophic diseases
as cancer, leukemia and heart
disorders.

May 11 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur S. Woll (Pauline Orn-
stein), 10821 Oak Park Blvd., Oak
Park, a son, Peter Bennett.
* * *
April 29 — To Mr. and Mrs.
James Orecklin (Gloria Moss),
1020 Island Drive Ct., Ann Arbor,
a son, Lawrence Mark.
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Greenbriar, Oak Park, a daughter,
Rochelle Lisa.
* * *
To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Slutzky,
(Marlene Feinstein), 15420 James,
Oak Park, a son, Steven Joseph.

May 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles K. Zamek (Lois Axelrod),
5928 Sutherland, Pontiac, a daugh-
ter, Rachel Ann.
* * *
May 28 — To Mr. and Mrs.
William Fields (Barbara Goren)
of Oak Park, temporarily in Los
Angeles, a daughter, Nicole.
* * *
May 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Friedman (Deborah Hold-
engraber), 19475 Wyoming, a son,
Matthew Lee.
* * *

Citizens Commitee
for Equal Opportunity
Calls for New Efforts

MISS SUSAN RAPHAEL

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Raphael of
Pinehurst Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Susan
Rena to James E. Rosenfeld, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rosenfeld
of St. Louis.

A three-year study of the treat-
ment and prevention of mental
impairment among the aged will
be undertaken by the Council of
Jewish Federations and Welfare
Funds, it was announced by Louis
Stern, president of the Council
and chairman of its health serv-
ices committee.
Financed by a $224,640 grant
from the National Institute of
Mental Health, the project will be
conducted by a team of research
scientists who will explore the
nature of mental disturbance and
deterioration (popularly known as
senility) among the elderly in
Jewish and non-Jewish homes for
the aged.

Paul Lukas Is 70

The Citizens Committee for
Equal Opportunity, a "quiet but
united front of community leader-
ship. - will meet. with other civic
and governmental leaders in De-
troit during the coming weeks to
urge a concerted, community cam-
May 21 — To Mr. and Mrs. Har- paign for equal opportunity.

vey Fagen (Phyllis Gersten), 15080
Snowden, a son, Robert Lawrence.
* * *
May 19 — To Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald Stone (Noreen Ganz), 17132
Greenlawn, a son, Steven Jerome.
* *
May 18 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Siegel (Meta), 20251
Southfield, a daughter, Sheila
Miriam.
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May 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Steven

"tourist" submarine to Egypt, it
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rescheduled its annual meeting -4 (
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Hillel School Alters Date

Sol Plafkin, attorney and com-
munity worker, Detroit resident for
34 years, announced his candidacy
for the Detroit Board of Education.
Plafkin, who has taught in the
Detroit school system for 10 years,
stated: "It is of utmost urgency
that we provide an 'equal educa-
tion' for all the children of De-
troit."
He was a building representative
for the Detroit Federation of
Teachers, chairman of the 15th Dis-
trict Young Democrats, and is a
member of the NAACP, TULC and
ADA.
Plafkin has a B.A. and L.L.B.
from Wayne State University and
an M.A. in sociology from the Uni-
versity of Michigan.

°Nets d'art •

Rev. Richard S. Emrich, the com-
mittee formed eight months ago,
has called upon all citizens of
Detroit to pledge themselves to
renewed effort to end the evils
of prejudice and discrimination.
Rabbi Morris Adler serves on
the executive committee of the
group.

A. Lorber (Aubrey E. Schneid).

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CJFWF to Direct Research Study
of Mental Impairment in Aged

Annoti H C 077 en ts

Lost Week's Winner of the

Million New Yorkers
Served by Federation

HELEN ZINBERG, R. E.

Actor Paul Lukas gets a '70th
birthday kiss from 21-year-old
Israeli actress Daliah Lavi dur-
ing a break in filming "Lord
Jim" at the Shepperton Studios
near London. Hungarian-born
Lukas, who lives with his wife
on the Spanish island of Ma-
jorca, also is celebrating his gol-
den anniversary in show busi-
ness.

Radomer Aid and Ladies So-
ciety will meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday Dr. Maurice Frankel
at the Workmen's Circle Center.
Mrs. Louis Lumberg was ap- Wins 2nd Sinai Award
The Alumni Association of Sinai
pointed by Sol Ager, president, to
make arrangements for a picnic Hospital of Detroit presented its
annual Resident Award to Dr.
July 12 in Oak Park Park.

Maurice Frankel, 15210 Kellwood,
Oak Park, for the second straight
Detroit is one of the three
major league cities which have year.
The award, which is given to
teams in professional baseball,
the member of the resident staff
football, hockey and basketball.
contributing most to intern educa-
tion, has never before been won
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
twice by the same doctor.
Friday, June 5, 1964
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