People Make News
Rabbi Hugo Gryn of New York,
has been elected
Minister of the
West London
Synagogue, old-
est Reform con-
gregation in the
world. Since
1961 Rabbi Gryn
has been serving
as executive as-
sistant of the.
Joint Distribu-
tion Committee.
He was previous-
Rabbi Gryn ly executive di-
rector of the World Union for Pro-
gressive Judaism.
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The selection of Dr. MARIE
SYRKIN, associate professor of
humanities at Brandeis University
as 1964 "WOMAN OF THE
YEAR", was announced by the
National Ladies Auxiliary, Jewish
War Veterans. Dr. Syrkin will re-
ceive the award Aug. 14 at JWVA's
37th national convention at the
Diplomat Hotel, Hollywood, Fla.
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Dr. LEONARD W. MOSS, chair-
man, of the department of soci-
ology and anthopology, at Wayne
State University, has been named
a delegate of the American Antho-
pological Association to the sev-
enth international congress of
anthbpoligical a n d ethnological
sciences, to be held in Moscow,
USSR, Aug. 3-10. Dr. Moss will
present a paper, "Socio-Cultural
Change in South Italian Peasant
Culture," to the section on Euro-
pean Ethnography.
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Dr. WILLIAM GELLMAN, ex-
ecutive director of the Jewish
Vocational Service of Chicago, a
Jewish Federation agency, has
been named by the U.S. Depart-
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare to advise Israel on a multi-
phase project for the handicapped.
A leading authority in the field
of rehibilitation, Dr. Gellman will
stay in Israel until mid-September.
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Three Detroit doctors have join-
ed to create a scholarship at Bran-
deis University. The scholarship,
designed of provide financial as-
sistance over a five-year period to
students- of the Waltham, Mass.,
liberal arts university, was estab-
lished by Drs. HALEY BELL,
WENDELL COX and ROBERT
BASS, owners of radio stations
WCHB and WCHD-FM, and life
members of Brandeis University.
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Nancy Smith to Wed
Raymond Linovitz
BRUCE HOLBERG of Oak Park
won a 1964 Pontiac Tempest con-
vertible as the grand prize in
the "Drive Off" of the Clohecy
Pontiac Young People's Safe Driv-
ing Contest, held at Pine Knob
Ski Lodge.
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SANFORD SOLENDER, execu-
tive vice president of the National
Jewish Welfare Board, has been
appointed by Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare Anthony J.
Celebrezze a member of the newly-
created 12-member advisory coun-
cil on public welfare to review the
Federal government's public as-
sistance and child welfare pro-
grams.
Cleveland Hebrew Academy
Breaks Ground for School
MISS NANCY SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Hy Smith of Wood-
vale Ave.. Oak Park, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Nancy Diane to Raymond Linovitz,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lino-
vitz of Balfour Ave., Oak Park,
The bride-elect attends Wayne
State University, and her fiance at-
tends medical school there. He is
affiliated with Phi Delta Epsilon
Fraternity.
A June wedding is planned.
CLEVELAND (JTA) — Ground
for a new $500,000 Hebrew Acad-
emy building was broken here. Ac-
cording to an announcement by
Irving I. Stone, president of the
institution, the new building will
be connected to the present struc-
ture by means of a floating stair-
well.
The addition will contain 11 class-
rooms. a modern kitchen, a cafe- City of Hope to Seek
teria and offices. The present en-
rollment of the academy is 550. It $1 Million for Expansion
is hoped that the new building
LOS ANGELES (JTA)—The City
will go into use in January.
of Hope, the nonsectarian medical
and research center, has approved
plans to seek an extra $1,000,000
James Joseph Sylvester, a
for expansion of its heart program.
19th Century British Jewish
mathematician, was a pioneer
Seymour Graff, president, said
that the current annual budget is
in the development of the field
of invariants. He was the first
more than $7,000,000. New impetus
professing Jew to be admitted
to patient care and research in
to Cambridge University al-
diseases is expected from the
though he was barred from re-
larger budget.
ceiving his degree until he was
58.
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Max Sosin Heads Dinner Committee
Feting Brandwine on Behalf of Bonds
Cong. Bnai David will sponsor a
testimonial dinner honoring Mor-
ris J. Brandwine, past president,
Aug. 19, at 6:30 p.m., in the Julius
Rotenberg Hall of the synagogue.
Lew Norman, humorist, will be
the guest star at the affair on be-
half of Israel Bonds. Max Sosin
is t h e dinner
chai rman.•Co-
chairmen are:-
Joseph Gorman,
Jack Lieberman,
Melville J. Rich-
man, Charles N.
Sher e, Harold
Soble and Melvin
Volin.
Bnai David has
been in the fore-
front of congre-
gations support- Sosin
ing the economic upbiulding of Is-
rael and the annual dinners on be-
half of Israel Bonds have become a
tradition in the synagogue.
Rabbi Hayim Donin and Cantor
Hyman J. Adler will participate in
the program.
For reservations and to request
tables, call the Israel Bond Office,
DI 1-5707, or the synagogue, EL
6-8210.
President of Bnai David, located
at Southfield and 91/2 Mile Rd., is
Charles N. Shere. Other officers,
who are serving on the dinner com-
mittee, include Jack J. Kraizman,
Neil M. Kalef and Norton Rosin,
vice presidents; Arthur J. Cole,
secretary; Joseph Shifman, treasur-
er; Mrs. Henry Schore, president
of the Sisterhood; Irving Lang,
president of the Men's Club; Larry
Brawer, president of the Mr. and
Mrs. Club; and Max Ostrow, chair-
man of Chevra Kadisha.
Past presidents of the congrega-
tion are Morris Brandwine, David
J. Cohen, Harry Friedberg, Joseph
Gorman, Melville J. Richman,
Charles N. Shere and Mendel Shif-
man.
Brandwine lives at 8020 Lincoln,
Huntington Woods.
A leadership reception in ad-
vance of the Bnai David Salute to
Israel Dinner will be held next
Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lieberman,
5234 W. Outer Dr., with Jaques
Torczyner, honorary secretary of
the Diamond Trade Association of
America, as guest speaker.
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SOL NODEL of New York has
been elected a Life Fellow of the
Royal Society of Arts of Great
Britain. in recognition of his
achievements as the world's lead-
ing artist in illumination, accord-
ing to information received from
the London offices of the Society.
Illumination is an ancient art form
which preceded the invention of
printing.
GEORGE JESSEL, veteran en-
tertainer who devotes a great deal
of time to Jewish affairs, is now
guiding visitors through the ex-
hibit of the American-Israel Pavil-
ion at the New York World's Fair.
Called "A Journey Through 4,000
Years of Jewish History", the tour,
which starts with the Biblical era
and takes the visitor to modern
Israel, was narrated on tape by
Jessel in ten sections, each relat-
ing to a different aspect of the
"journey".
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DAVID LIPPITT of Oak Park has
been honored by Indianapolis Life
Insurance Co. for his outstanding
performance during the company's
recent President's Month campaign.
He sold the largest volume of new
business of any individual in his
district during the campaign. He
is a member of the Gordon Meis-
ner Agency.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 31, 1964
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