People Make News
At the recnt convention of the
Rabbinical Council of America the
600 delegates
elected Rabbi Is-
rael Miller, of
the Kingsbridge
Heights Jewish
Center, Bronx,
N.Y., as presi-
dent. Rabbi Mil-
ler is chairman
of the chaplaincy
comm ission of
the National
Jewish Welfare
Rabbi Miller Board.
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Detroit realtor ABRAHAM
SHIFFMAN has been re-elected
to a three-year term as a national
vice-chairman of the Fellows of
Brandeis University. Other recent-
ly re-elected Fellows include De-
troiters NATE S. SHAPERO and
LEONARD N. SIMONS.
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MAX M. SILVERMAN, chief of
the homicide division of the
Wayne County Prosecutor's office,
announced his candidacy for the
Recorder's Court. Silverman, 61,
who lives at 18267 Prairie, will re-
main on the prosecutor's staff
while in the race for the judge-
ship. He has been with the pros-
ecutor's office since 1960. Com-
mon Pleas Judge GEORGE KENT
already has announced that he will
be a candidate for the vacancy on
the Recorder's Court bench.
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DR. MARTIN BARR, 13329
Sherwood, Huntington Woods, dean
of the College of Pharmacy at
Wayne State University, was
awarded an honorary life member-
ship in the Michigan State Phar-
maceutical Association at the asso-
ciation's 81st annual meeting in
Grand Rapids. Presentation of the
certificate to Dean Barr was made
by Francis R. Kronner, outgoing
president of the professional
group. The membership is awarded
to those pharmacists who have
demonstrated "outstanding service
to the profession of pharmacy."
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The appointment of KOLMON Z.
SACHSE as sales and promotion ,
manager with National Sleep Prod-1
ucts, Inc., was announced by Ber-
nard Rothstein, president. Sachse
will work in the development of
the new Sleepmore Corporation, a
bedding marketing corporation. He
was a former partner in the Unit-1
ed States Bedding Company and
has been in the bedding business
for 30 years.
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Delegates to the Bnai Brith
Young Adults' 19th international
convention elected RONALD REIN-
BLATT of Montreal as interna-
tional president for 1964-1965, at
the session in Starlight, Pa.
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The winner of the Hayim Green-
berg scholarship award for 1964 is
WILMA PHYLLIS HONIG, a gradu-
ate of the Jewish Teachers Semi-
nary.
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SANFORD ROSENTHAL, 24200
Ithaca, Oak Park, has ended nine
years of government service as an
assistant U. S. attorney to enter
private law practice. A graduate
of University of Detroit law
school, Rosenthal was in charge of
prosecuting counterfeiting a n d
bank robbery cases.
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JACOB BLAUSTEIN of Baltimore
has been reappointed by Secretary
of the Interior Stewart L. Udall
as a member of the National Pe-
troleum Council, which serves as
advisor to the federal government
on petroleum matters of national
significance. Blaustein, a cofound-
er, with his father, the late Louis
Blaustein, of the American Oil
Co., is a director of the Standard
Oil Co. of Indiana.
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At the request of the Boy Scouts
of America, the National Jewish
Welfare Board has released Rabbi
ARYEH LEV, director of the JWB
Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy,
for a special assignment as Jewish
chaplain - general for the Boy
Scouts Jamboree, to be held at Val-
ley Forge, Pa., July 17-23. This
will be the fifth jamboree at
which Rabbi Lev will direct reli-
gious activities for Jewish Scouts.
More than 2,000 Jewish Scouts
from all parts of the country are
expected to attend. Rabbi Lev and
Rabbi HARRY LASKER, executive
director of the National Jewish
Committee on Scouting, have ar-
ranged for eight Jewish chaplains
to be on duty at the Jamboree.
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Paul Vishny of Chicago has been
named chairman of the American
Jewish Congress Commission on
Jewish Affairs.
The appointment,
made public by
AJ Congress
President J o a -
chim Prinz as his
first official act
follbwing the or-
ganization's n a -
tional biennial
convention, was
accompanied by
Vishny
announc emen t
that the AJ Congress would inten-
sify its Jewish cultural programs
and undertake a broad program of
research studies on Jewish inter-
marriage, family life and family
structure.
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MRS. EMMA SCHAVER, wife of
the late Morris Schaver, and
prominent in the Detroit Jewish
community, was awarded a cita-
tion of honor at the commence-
ment exercises of the Jewish
Teachers Seminary and People's
University at Carnegie Hall, New
York. The late Morris Schaver was
chairman of the expansion pro-
gram of the seminary, which made
possible the school's new college
status.
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Ostrow-Kent Vows
Are Exchanged Here
Authot -Of Humorous J
Book Visiting Here
Marilyn Blackman,
Joel Nelson to Wed
Martin Gross, co-author of the
humor book, "Are You Sure
You're Kosher?" is the guest this
week of his aunt and uncle. the
Charles Kaufmans, 21700 Glen-
morra. Southfield.
"Are You Sure You're Kosher?"
recently cited in The Detroit Jew-
ish News as "an hilarious album,"
has achieved best-seller status.
Praised by such celebrities as Jen-
nie Grossinger and Molly Picon,
"Are You Sure You're Kosher?"
is this year's feature at Catskill
and Miami Beach resorts. Hotel
guests now discover the book at
their dinner tables "compliments
of the management." Catered af-
V
fairs in Chicago, Montreal and
kt:
Los Angeles offer "Are You Sure
You're Kosher?" as party favors.
MRS. BARRY OSTROW
MISS MARILYN BLACKMAN
"Are You Sure You're Kosher?"
After honeymooning in Puerto was published by Paul F. Eriksson,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blackman
Rico and Miami, Mr. and Mrs. Inc., N.Y.
of Northfield Ave. announce the
Barry S. Ostrow are residing in
engagement of their daughter Mar-
Ann Arbor. The candlelight wed- `Prospect of Immortality'
ilyn Lee to Joel Nelson, son of
ding ceremony at Adas Shalom
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelson of
Synagogue was solemnized by Available at Book Sellers
Huntington Rd.
Rabbis Jacob Segal and Milton
An extended discussion of the
Mr. Nelson is a graduate of
Arm.
feasibility of freezing the newly Wayne State University and is
The bride's parents are Judge dead is presented in Robert C. W. now working on his masters degree
and Mrs. George D. Kent, 18047 Ettinger's "The Prospect of Im- in WSU's school of business ad-
Prest, and the bridegroom is the mortality," published by Double- ministration. He is affiliated with
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostrow, lay and now available at all book Tau Epsilon Phi Freternity.
21030 Gardner, Oak Park.
sellers.
An Aug. 25 wedding is planned.
The bride wore a floor-length
Ettinger suggests that eventually
gown of silk organza and Alen- both freezing damage and old age
con lace with detachable chapel will be overcome, thus permitting
train. She carried her confirma- the revival and rejuvenation of
tion prayer book covered with these frozen people to enjoy in-
Stephanotis and ivy.
definitely long life.
Beverly Elen Kent was her sis-
The freezer program's many
ter's maid of honor. Bridesmaids problems of economics, population,
were the bridegroom's sister, religion, law and family life are
Eileen Ostrow, Francis York, noted and investigated.
Sheila Salicoff and Beverly Ginns.
Ettinger will appear on the Steve
Sheryl and Debra Levin were Allen Show 11:30 p.m. July 22.
flower girls, and Aaron Kales was
ring bearer.
Max Schrut
Best man was Maynard Ostrow,
For Good Photographs
brother of the bridegroom. Ushers
and Prompt Service
were the bridegroom's brother
Call me at
Larry Ostrow, Jeffrey Frank, Eric
Aronson, Harold Pukoff, Richard
Corsets-Brassieres
Miller, Larry Pacernick and Cole-
man Klein.
Expertly Fitted
s's
gounclations
hy mouth
Bridegroom Precedes
the Bride in Procession
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BY RABBI SAMUEL J. FOX
(Copyright, 1964, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
The bridegroom precedes the
bride in the procession to the wed-
ding canopy.
Several reasons are advanced
for this procedure. In the first
place, historically speaking, man
was created first before a woman.
Secondly, the commentaries write
that at the revelation on Mt. Sinai
the Almighty and Israel were com-
pared to groom and bride. The
Almighty naturally was there first
and Moses came up to meet him.
Thirdly, it is simply a matter of
etiquette and concern not to have
the bride come first and stand
there alone as if she were waiting
for someone to marry her. The lat-
ter reason indicated shows how
much concern Jewish practices
and tradition had for the feelings
of women.
RUTH CHABAN ROSENBAUM,
STUART OPOTOWSKY, 19760 19200 Canterbury, received third
Cheyenne, has resigned from his prize in competition for two paint- Brandeis-Harvard Study
position with the appellate division ings which will be placed in the Focuses on the Intern
of the Internal Revenue Service to International Freedom Festival
WALTHAM, Mass.—A two-year,
accept a position as tax attorney Art Exhibition at Ford Auditor- on-the-scene study of the hospital
ium.
with the legal staff of Hunt Foods
intern — aimed at setting down
and Industries. Inc., in Los
guidelines that all professional
Angeles. Opotowsky, a certified
groups with apprentice training
public accountant, received his BS Bonn Cites Jewish Actors programs can follow — is being
BERLIN
(JTA)—Two
German-
and LLB degrees from Wayne State
undertaken by Brandeis University
Jewish film actors, Elizabeth in cooperation with the Harvard
University.
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Bergner and Ernst Deutsch, as well Medical School.
Announcement of the engage- as film writer Ludwig Berger
The U.S. Office of Education of
ment of SENATOR MAUR.INE were presented with gold ribbons the Department of Health, Educa-
NEUBERGER, widow of Senator for special artistic merit by West tion and Welfare earlier this spring
Richarl Neuberger, of Oregon, to German Interior Minister Her- provided a $74,430 grant to under-
DR. PHILIP SOLOMON will be an- mann Hoecherl, during the Film write the project.
nounced Sunday at a reception at Festival Sunday. The recipients
the home of Judge and Mrs. David emigrated to the United States THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Bazelon in Washington.
when Hitler came to power.
Friday, July 10, 1964
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