People Make News

Rabbi HARRY LASKER, nation-
al director of Jewish relationships,
Boy Scouts of America, received
the honorary degree of doctor of
divinity Wednesday evening from
Dr. Nelson Glueck, president of
the Hebrew United College—Jew-
ish Institute of Religion. Dr. Glu-
eck confered the degree at the New
York School, 40 W. 68th St., New
York. Dr. Lasker recently observed
his 20th anniversary as -a member
of the National Council staff of
the Boy Scouts of America with
headquarters at New Brunswick,
N.J.
.
* * *
ELIOT LOSHAK has been elect-
ed vice president of Leumi Finan-
cial Corp., it was announced by
Gideon Strauss, president. Since
joining the corporation in 1962,
Loshak, a Harvard Law School

Marcia Sydney Katz,
Sam Graber Marry

DR. LEON FRAM of Temple Is-
rael will deliver the convention
Sabbath sermon at the meeting in
Chicago of the Reform Temples of
the Great Lakes Region, Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
Saturday morning at the Pick-Con-
gress Hotel. Also on the conven-

tion program will be JULIAN S.
TOBIAS, president of Temple Is-
rael. He will be a member of a pan-

el discussing the role of the syna-
gogue in social action. FRANK L.
SIMONS, Temple Israel adminis-
trator, will attend as a delegate,
and will confer with other temple
administrators on the forthcoming
assembly of the National Asocia-
.
„
tion of Temple Administrators,
MRS. SAM GRABER
Oct. 27-30, in Detroit.
• • •
Marcia Sydney Katz became the
ROSALIE BAYER, an elemen- bride of Sam Alan Graber in a re-
tary school teacher in New York, cent ceremony solemnized at Adas

graduate, has served assistant sec- has been elected president of the Shalom Synagogue by Rabbi Jacob
retary, then secretary. L e u m i Stern College for Women Alumna E. Segal and Cantors Nicholas
Financial Corp., a New York sub- Association.
Fenakel and Harold Orbach.
• • •
sidiary of the Bank Leumi le-
Parents of the newlyweds are
Israel, engages in domestic a n d
Pianist LEON FLEISHER is Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Katz of

Veteran Journalist Warren Moscow
to Talk on Election, New Conservatism

Political analyst and journalist
Warren Moscow will speak on the
election and the new conservatism
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at C o n g.
Shaarey Zedek.
Moscow, a 26-year-veteran neWs-
paperman, covered every national
political convention of both parties
from 1932 to 1952 for the New
York Times. For seven years, he
headed the Times' Albany bureau,
sacond only to the Washington bu-
reau in manpower and news pro-
ducing. A war correspondent in
the Pacific, he returned to the New
York staff as a specialist in politics
and governmental affairs. Moscow
authored "Politics in the Empire
State," has written for the na-
tion's top magazines and spoken
on radio and television.
Entering governmental affairs,
he held, among other posts, the
job of executive assistant to the
mayor, and he is now editor in

chief of the New York Law Jour-
nal.
Dr. Davis A. Benson, president
of the Shaarey Zedek Men's Club,
invites the public. Program chair-
man is Leonard E. Baron. Refresh-
ments will be served.

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• •
The board of directors of Bank
of the Commonwealth has ap-
pointed EUGENE F. KUEHL-
THAU comptroller, it has been an-
nounced by George W. Miller,
President. Kuehlthau will succeed
Roderick F. Thomson, vice presi-
dent and comptroller, who is re-
tiring this year.
e
• • •
Veteran political worker AL-
BERT LEE will be honored at a
testimonial dinner-reception 6 p.m.1
Oct. 24 at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel. Former Gov. John Swain-
son will be speaker. Proceeds will
go to the Jewish Hospital at
Denver. Lee has helped with the
campaigns of Swainson, former
Gov. G. Mennen Williams and Con-
gressman John D. Dingell. For
reservations, call Ralph Goldsmith,
WO 3-0383.
• • •
R. SARGENT SHRIVER, director
of the Office of Economic Oppor-
tunity, will address 300 Detroit
area businessmen' at a luncheon at
the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel today.
Martin E. Citrin is chairman of the
Business for Johnson-Staebler-Hart
Committee sponsors of the lunch-
eon.
• • •
Among the works to be featured
at an exhibition by the New York
Chapter of Artists Equity Associa-
tion, Inc., Oct. 18-Nov. 1 at St.
Peters Episcopal Church, New
York, will be a terra cotta sculp-
ture, "Form 82" by tIATALIE
EVELYN GAINES, 16239 Ken-
tucky.
• •

ALAN SILVER, 22, of Brooklyn,
has been named national president
of Habonim, Labor Zionist youth
movement. Silver, who will serve

in the post for two years, is a mag-
na cum laude graduate of Har-
vard University, where he majored
in Near Eastern languages and
literature. He served as editor of
Furrows, Habonim's national lit-
erary magazine.
• • •
GERALD D. KRAUSE, 1115 W.
Farnum, Royal Oak, has qualified
to attend a career conference oL
New York Life Insurance Co. field

underwriters Oct. 12-14 in Zion,

* •

GEORGE M. LEADER, former

governor of Pennsylvania, will ad-
dress the annual meeting of the
Southeastern Michigan Division,

American Cancer Society, Wednes-
day at Embassy Motel.
• • •

AUSTIN A. KANTER, CLU, gen-
eral agent in Detroit for the Na-

soloist with the Detroit Symphony Pennington Dr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Orchestra in a concert 8:30 p.m. Louis H. Graber of Ridgecliff Dr.,
Southfield.
Saturday at Ford Auditorium.
• • •
The bride wore a wedding coat
over a gown of silk alpaca and
U.S. District Court Judge THEO-
jeweled lace. Her crown of crys-
DORE LEVIN was among the 177
tal and pearls held her silk illu-
Masonic leaders named to receive
sion veil and she carried white
the 33rd degree next year in Cleve-
land. Fourteen Michigan men were orchids and Stephanotis on her
Bible.
cited for the honor at annual ses-
Lynn Kramer was matron of
sions here of the Supreme Qouncil
honor. Bridesmaids were Ann Ro-
of Scottish Rite Freemasonry.
sen, Helene Sobol, Paula Brose,
Judith Heideman and Linda Boi-
gon of California.
Best man for his brother was
Larry Graber. Michael Katz, broth-
er of the bride; Larry Cohen, Dan
Tennenhouse, Michael Wartell and
Howard Boigon were ushers. '
The cultural committee of the
After a honeymoon in Las Vegas,
Flint Jewish Community Council Lake Tahoe and San Francisco,
will present a lecture-discussion the couple will reside in Los An-
series, "Forum 65" on the future geles.
of American Jewish youth, begin-
ning Oct. 27.
Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield, the
Jewish Agency's director of the de-
partment of education and culture,
will discuss ' "What's Right and
What's Wrong with Jewish Educa-
Warning Against Flight
tion" 8:30 p.m. Oct. 27 at Cong.
Editor, The Jewish News:
Beth Israel.
"It is an old. old story
Dr. Eugene Borowitz, professor
Remaining always new,
of education and lecturer in Jew-
And he to whom it happens
ish religious thought at Hebrew
His heart—it breaks in two."
Union College and Temple Univer-
The above was written by Heine
sity, will speak on "Understand- about a love triangle, but I think
ing Today's Jewish Teen-Ager," we can apply it to what is now
Nov. 23 at Temple Beth El.
happening in northwest Detroit.
Also scheduled are David Boroff, The same outward bravado and
author, lecturer and critic, on inner fears, the same tired old
"Jewish College Youth: Where Is phrases (how often have we heard
it Going and Why?" Jan. 12; and them?), "I have them next door,
Dr. Albert I. Gordon, rabbi of but they are very fine people;" "No-
Temple Emanuel, -Newton Centre, body's chasing you"; "They are in
Mass., on "Intermarriage: Inter- place too. so we might as well
f a it h, Interracial, Interetimic," stay put;" etc. But yet the "For
Sale" signs are beginning to crowd
March 2.
each other, with American flags
A new weekly, human relations ironically waving over them on holi-
series, co-sponsored by the Flint days; people are looking anxiously
Jewish Community Council with at every real-estate transacation,
the Urban League of Flint, will and are beginning to speculate
feature Dr. Oscar Handlin, Har- openly how much longer the neigh-
vard University historian, 7:30 p.m. borhood can "last"
Thursday at Flint Public Library.
Why all this? The undersigned
Other speakers through Feb- residents of the Bagley area are not
ruary will include Arnold Aron-
aware that the area or its schools
son, director of program plan-
have deteriorated or become un-
ling, for the National Commu-
safe. How many more times must
nity Relations Advisory Coun-
we "run" before we learn to live
cil; Charles Abrams, president
with people who would like noth-
ing better than to have us stay?
of the National Committee
Against Discrimination; Rabbi
How many additional millions of
dollars in real estate value must be
Reuben Slonim, chief of the
destroyed. and how many fine syna-
news department of the Toronto
gogues sold for a pittance, while
Telegram; a n d Dr. Balfour
we reenact voluntarily the old Bib-
Brickner, director of the com-
lical curse (Lev. 26:17) "You shall
mittee on interfaith activities for
flee, with no one pursuing you"?
the Union of American Hebrew
ALFRED A. GREENBAUM
Congregations.
SIDNEY ICELAN
The series, entitled "Those
OSCAR BIGMAN
Other Americans," is presented by
the Mott Adult Education Pro-
gram's lecture-discussion depart- Memphis Home for Aged
ment of the Flint Board of Edu- _Seeks $1,000,000 Fund
cation.
MEMPHIS (JTA) — A six-week
For information, write the Flint campaign has been launched to
Jewish Community Council, 912 raise $1,000,000 for new buildings
Sill Building.
for the Bnai Brith Home and Hos-

Dr. Blumenfield
of Jewish Agency
to Start Flint Talks

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tional Life Insurance Co., has just
completed an intensive two-week
course in the 240th School in
pital for the Aged in Memphis.
Agency Management, conducted by
A warning to the courts—not to
the Life Insurance Agency Manage-
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, October 9, 1964-31
with another.—Kethuboth 46.
Beach Hotel in Chicago.

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