People Make News

Historian Prof. Jacob R. Marcus
to Speak for Temple Beth El Series

Dr. Jacob R. Marcus, interna-
He received doctorate degrees
SAMUEL N. EISENSTADT has tionally known historian of Ameri- from the University of Berlin, Uni-
The December issue of Ebony
DR. CYNTHIA M. COLVIN,
Magazine features an article by 22257 Twyckingham Way, South- been presented with the seventh can Jewry, will be second speaker versity of Cincinnati and Dropsie
DR., RICHARD C. HERTZ on "The field, has been promoted from annual Maclver Lectureship of the at the Temple Beth El Bargman College. He is a past president of
Rising Tide of Negro-Jewish Ten- assistant professor to associate American Sociological Association Memorial Scholar Series 8:30 p.m. the Central Conference of Ameri-
can Rabbis and of the American
sions." The article was based on professor in elementary education for his volume "The Political Sys- Monday.
Dr. Marcus is professor of Ameri- Jewish Historical Society and vice
a sermon given by Dr. Hertz at of the College of Education, Wayne terns of Empires." The book, an
Temple Beth El last year.
State University. She holds bache- analysis of the social and political can Jewish history at the Hebrew president of the Jewish Publication
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lors, masters and doctorate de- structure of the major historical Union College-Jewish Institute of Society of America. Dr. Marcus is
the author of numerous books on
DR. SAMUEL A. GOLDEN, as- grees from WSU and is a member empires, was published in 1963 by
American Jewry, including "Early
sociate professor of the department and past president of Beta Gamma, Free Press of Glencoe, a division
American Jewry," "Memoirs of
of English. Wayne State Univer- honorary business administration of Macmillan. Co.
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American Jews," "American Jewry-
sity, will be speaker on "The In- fraternity, and Pi Lambda Theta,
Documents-18th Century" and "Es-
ELMER MOYER of Dayton, 0.,
visible College" at WSU's pre- national education honorary fra-
says in American Jewish History."
commencement swing-in ceremon- ternity. She and her husband Wal- was elected Presirent of the East
Thepublic is invited at no charge.
ies 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Rack- lace have two children. They are Central States Region of the Coun-
On Nov. 30, Dr. Oscar I. Jano•-
ham Ed u c a t i o n a 1 Memorial.. members of Cong. Shaarey Zedek. cil of Jewish Federations and Wel-
sky. professor of history at City
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fare Funds.
RABBI MAX KAPUSTIN. direc- i
College of New York, will speak.
tor, IIillel Foundation at WSU,
ROBERT FELDMAN, 0.D.. of
will deliver the invocation.
Oak Park was named Voluntec: of
More people see their doctors
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I the Week by United Commu. y
because of respiratory ailments
The World Jewish Congress Services' Central Volunteer bu
(illnesses of breathing) than for
American Section will mark the reau. He was cited, in parth'ulat
any other type of disease. The TB
'6th anniversary for his work with American Youth
and Health Society is fighting to
of the Universal Hostels, serving on the executive
control all respiratory diseases, in-
e c l a r at io n committee of the AYH Detroit
cluding TB.
af Human Rights Council and as chairman of its Ski
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4.2..12.3L9 0 ILQ
•with a meeting Lecture Series.
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`ec. 6, at the
DR. JACOB MARCUS
commodore Ho- , An El Al Israel Airlines team
MUSIC BY
Editor. The Jewish News:
el, New York, to consisting of Captain SAM LEWIS
Religion
and director of the
In the Jewish News of Nov. 13,
.e addressed by and REX MOSS won first place in
American Jewish Archives and of
. leading Euro , . the first annual airline employees there appeared in the letter box,
)ea n h tItitt*n ...o international golf tournament held a letter signed by Senior Citizen the American JewiSh Periodical
• ghts expert, H. at Lucayan Country Club in Free- Harry Feld, complaining about Center.
lolsong, r e g i s- port. the Bahamas, under the spon- "boredom," stating that his only
FOR THE BEST IN
rar of the Euro- sorship of Bahamas Airways. way of spending time is playing
MUSIC S. ENTERTAINMENT
His Continental Orchestra
pean Court of Twenty major airlines partici- cards.
Golsong
I have been retired almost nine
Human Rights in Strasbourg.
gated.
And Entertainment
years and at the age of 74, I have
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And His Orchestra
Dr. Samuel Belkin, president of found that in the life of a retiree,
MEYER WIRSHAWSKY h a s
been named by Governor Romney Yeshiva University, announced the better known as the "senior citi-
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as a member of the Michigan establishment of a Dirac Chair in zen," there are three phases which
.111=11! ■ 1•11.
Workmen's Compensation Board. Physics in honor of Nobel Laureate he must look forward to upon
Professor P a u
I retirement.
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BERNARD H.
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Candid Photography
First there is. of course, the
.
LOUIS BURSTEIN. assistant A. M. Dirac of
Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
health phase . . . Every business
manager and pharmacist at Cun- Cambridge Uni-
man. worker, salesman or no mat-
ningham Drug Store, Greenfield versify, England.
ter the occupation, must prepare
and .Grand River. was among 21 Prof. Dirac, who
himself for health protection,
veteran employes who received was awarded the
while he is capable during his
25-year awards at the 75th anni- Nobel Prize in
working years, and maintain it dur-
versary celebration of Cunningham 1933 and who is
ing his retirement.
Stores. at the Statler. Tuesday currently a visit-
"Buy With Confidence"
Second, there is the economical
evening. B u r n s t e in , a na- ing professor oil,
phase . . Far too many people
tive Detroiter. graduated from physics at t h e
have not had the opportunity of
Cass Tech High School. majoring , BelferSchool,
accumulating funds for retirement,
in pharmacy. He became a regis- was honored last
although we h a v e today Social
Gemologists
Diomontologists
tered pharmacist in 1929 and ap- week by Yeshiva
Security. and many other retirees
17540 WYOMING
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prenticed in p r i v a t el y-owned University when
are receiving pensions, making it
neighborhood drug stores before he was presented
somewhat easier to carry on dur-
OPEN THURS., FRI.
'TIL
P.M_
joining Cunningham. with the 1964
ing retirement.
Award for. Dis- •
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But the third phase, to me, is
RUTH CHABAN ROSENBAUM, tinguished Ser-
the most important one. I am re-
19200 Canterbury. won an award :vice. The S1.000
ferring to time element . . . Peo-
:
in the 21st annual Michigan Wa- award
is present-
ple must be prepared for retire-
Prof.
Dirac
tercolor Exhibition, being held at ed annually by
the Scarab Club through Dec. 6. the School for "contributions to ment. and not wait till that time
comes to think about just what
A Beautiful New Wurlitzer
She recently received the annual science;" Previous winners have
Garelick Commission, f o r the been Prof. Arne Beurling of the they will do when they become a
senior citizen.
execution of a holiday painting on Institute for Advanced Study in
People should join organiza-
the theme of universal peace. j 1963 and Prof. Willis E. Lamb, Jr.,
Nobel Laureate of Yale University tions, synagogues, Jewish Center,
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or any group that they feel they
For Only
$ 8 A Month
The man who has come to be the in 1962.
could fit into, but they must join
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living symbol of the more mili-
Prominent members of the dip- during their working years.
$22 cartage cost and monthly rental
tant nonviolent civil rights move-
I've seen far too many senior
may apply against purchase price.
ment, JAMES FARMER, is writing lomatic corps will join in the trib- citizens." bored with life," and no
ute
to
the
former
British
Prime
a new book, "FREEDOM—WHEN?",
one is to be blamed but them-
Minister
SIR
WINSTON
CHUR-
to be published soon by Random
selves . . I hope this letter will
House. JACOB COHEN will write CHILL on the occasion of the at least enlighten people who are
the introduction for this work presentation to him of the annual
contemplating retirement in the fu-
which will hake as its subject civil Theodor Herzl Award—Gold Me- ture. and he prepared . . . No per- '
dallion of the Zionist Organization
21176 GREENFIELD (In the Green-8 Shopping Center)
rights and nonviolence.
son can isolate himself.
. of America — at the annual dinner
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JOSEPH SHAPIRO
AVRAHAM HARMAN. Israel of the organization. Dec. P6. at
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the
Hotel Statler-Hilton, New
ambassador to the United States,
(Editor's Note: Mr. Shapiro, who
York.
Randolph
Churchill,
who
delivered a lecture on "Challenges
was featured in a Jewish News
to Jewi7;-Around the World," has been designated by his cele- article Nov. 6, is an active member
brated
father
to
come
to
New
Thursday, at Yeshiva University's
of the Jewish War Veterans and
Nathan Lamport Auditorium, New York to accept the award in his American Legion and is a "vet-
behalf,
will
bring
a
personal
mes-
York. This is the first series by dis-
eran" member of Adas Shalom
tinguished personalities in the arts, sage from Sir Winston on this Synagogue ),
the
auspicious
occasion.
sciences and public life on
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theme "Modern Challenges to the '
R. SARGENT SHRIVER. direc-
Jewish Community," celebrating
the 10th anniversary year of Ye- for of the Peace Corps and Presi-
"Speedy Recovery," "Sympathy" or "Boa Voyage"
shiva University's Stern College dent Johnson's anti-poverty pro-
for Women. gram. received an honorary degree
Six prominent communal leaders
more important than what you say is
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at a special academic convocation of this city were appointed to the
how you soy it. Expressions of sym-
Appointment of JOSEPH JONES of the Albert Einstein College of National Council of United Hias
pathy, best wishes or congratulations
as a general member of the Amer- j Medicine of Yeshiva University. Service. it was announced by Mur-
ore much more effective with a gift
lean Legion's National American- Other recipients of honorary de- ray J. Gurfein, president.
basket that speaks for you ... in on
Those who were named to this
ism Council has been announced II grees from the college included
eye - appealing, taste - tempting and
by Duane T. Brigstock, Battle 1 DR. FRITZ LIPMANN, Nobel prize post, as the worldwide Jewish mi-
satisfying manner.
Creek, commander of the American winner in medicine of the Rocke- gration agency observes its 80th
feller
Institute;
and
IRWIN
S.
anniversary, are?, Mrs. Eugene J.
we ore Michigan's leader in
Legion Department of Michigan.
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CHANIN and MAX L. FRIED- Arnfeld, Eugene J. Epstein, Wal-
GIFT BASKET PREPARATION
MAN,
prominent
philanthropists
ter L. Field, Irwin Green, Charles
MAURICE A. BETMAN, of
There must be a reason!!
Northwestern Mutual Life Insur- and members of the board of over- Milan and Max Stollman.
Edwin
Rosenberg
is
chairmanof
ance Co., attended an advanced seers of the college.
Cal UNIvarsity 2-6800.. End OMNI Oft
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the agency's National Council and
underwriters seminar at Grand
ALLEN S. ROSENFELD, of Daniel G. Ross is vice chairman.
Rapids.
20501 Westbrook, has been named
United Hias Service is a benefici-
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
. McNICH015 RD. (ot
managing editor of Farmington ary of the Detroit Allied Jewish
OFTROIT 71. PMCNIGAN
Observer.
34—Friday, November 20, 1964
Campaign.

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