Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Simon Make
Notable Gift to Pontiac Hospital
Valuable additions to the equipment of St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital, Pontiac, are shown above with the donors and Sister Mary
Xavier. R. S. M., administrator of the hospital. The donors, Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Simon, live at 111 Oneida Drive in Pontiac. Simon
is president of Simms Brothers, Inc. On this occasion the Simons
gave the hospital two croupettes, for treatment of children with
respiratory infections, and suction apparatus, to which Simon is
pointing in the photograph, for use in the hospital's operatng rooms.
In the past the Simons have given the hospital a cardiac pacemaker
and• three isolettes, incubators for premature babies. Mr. and Mrs.
Simon are • active in many Jewish movements.
AL MARCUS, Crown Bottle Cap
man, and Otto Silver of Judge
John D. Watts' court, have renewed
a 40-year-old friendship . . . They
hadn't seen each other in 35 suns
. . until Al glanced over and saw
Otto recently at a restaurant . . .
A subsequent phone call by Al re-
sulted in he and his wife Marie
and Otto and spouse Jeanette
having dinner together . . . No
more staying away from each
other, say the two old friends . .
Al was Otto's guest at recent Cres-
cent Shrine Club dinner, where Al
became reinstated as a Shriner be-
cause of Otto.
Adventure Series
to Present R.Cohen
in Talk on Cuba
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Writer Simcha Rubinstein
to Speak on Exile, Exodus
at Kvutzah Ivrit Meeting
A meeting of KVutzah Ivrit,
p.m. Saturday at the Jewish Cen
ter, will feature as guest speaker
Simcha Rubinstein, former prin
Cipal of Shaarey. Zedek Hebrew
School and a writer for the He-
brew weekly. Hadoar.
Now living in New York City.
he is the author of Ivrit Lemetlam
dim, a text used in the high schools
having a Hebrew curriculum. and
of Mikraah I'Safrut, an anthology
of Hebrew literature.
He will discuss "Golah u'Geulah
—Exile and Exodus." Chairman
will be Movsas Goldoftas.
•
BESSIE RADNER was discuss-
ing Marvin and Shirley Raskin's
coming trip to Florida and after
asking how they were going, were
by airplane . . • Bessie 'then
informed Scott David Raskin, plunger lost everything at the
3-year-old son of Gerrie and track but his bus fare home . . . He
this writer. that when he grew old- waited at the entrance for 20
er they would also go to Florida minutes until a bus finally lum-
by airplane . . . Little Scott asked bered into view .. . It was marked
if Bessie drove a car, and when Number Two . . . He looked at his
she said no, he said. "Why not, ticket . . . It was good only for
Aunt Bessie? Aren't you old Number Seven . . . He tore up his
enough?" ticket and mused forlornly, "I can't
YOUNG MUSICAL group, Indi- even bet on the right bus."
ACLU Will Honor Levin and Norris; told
Southern Director Morgan to Speak
Charles Morgan, recently ap- recently appointed staff counsel
pointed director of the newly es- for the Michigan Civil Rights
tablished southern regional office Commission, and Harold Norris.
of the American Civil Liberties professor at the Detroit College
Union. will visit Michigan for a of Lal.v.
Admission to both meetings is
series of public meetings, Sunday.
without charge, and the public is
Monday and Tuesday.
Morgan. an attorney, who has invited.
had long experience and coura-
geous personal involvement in civil
liberties defense in the South,
attracted. national attention last
Year when. after the bombing of
a Birmingham church in which
four Negro children were killed,
The first and only comprehen-
publicly criticized the Birmingham sive and uncensored color movies
community for refusing to elimi
of what's going on "Inside Castro's
nate discrimination and to oppose
Cuba" and how
extremist forces fighting desegre- r-
Cuba — only 90
gation efforts.
miles from Flor-
His book. - A Time to Speak."
ida --- bristles
recently published by Harper and .
with Russian
Row. describes his experiences• in
weapons will be
Birmingham and his personal and
shown by Robert
legal battle Against racial discrimi-
Cohen of Los
nation. -
Angeles for the
Morgan will address two public
World Adventure
meetings in the Detroit area Sun-
Series 3:30 p.m•
day on "The South's Challenge to
Sunday, at t h e
Civil Liberties.'" He will be the
Detroit Institute
featured speaker at the annual
of Arts.
Bill of Rights Day meeting spon-
Cohen--a form-
sored by the Detroit ACLU at
-A er NATO, As-
Mayflower Congregational Church,
d
at 8 p.m. -
Cohen
NBC and CBS
Bill of Rights Day Awards. pre- photographer--traveled under State
sented annually by the ACLU to DePartment passport and prevent-
Persons who have. made outstand- ed censorship by developing his
ing contributions to the cause 10.000 feet of film in America.
of civil liberties. will be present- after leaving Cuba.
ed to Detroit attorneys Carl Levai,
For resertations, telephone the
World Adventure Series office.
TE 2-7676 at the Detroit Institute
of Arts. 1-5 p.m.
.
Rabbi. Morris Adler has been Dr. Max Lichter. John E. Lurie,
named chairman of the Jewish David Miro, Rabbi Seymour
Panitz, David Safran, Hyman Sal-
Theological Seminary dinner honor-
ran, Abraham Satovsky, Rabbi
ing Louis Berry on Dec. 22.
Jacob Segal, Rabbi A. Irving
Serving with him as associate Schnipper Samuel Simmer, Robert
chairmen to spearhead prepara- Steinberg, Jack Sylvan, Benjamin
tions for the dinner are Sol Eisen- Weiss, Eugene Weiss, and Paul
ber, Stephen Lanyi, and Joseph Zuckerman.
Lurie has endowed a scholarship
Gendelman and Jack Shenkman.
at the seminary and. received a
The tribute to Berry for his out- plaque in recognition of his efforts.
standing leadership in behalf of Lurie serves on the seminary's
the seminary and many.other in- Board of overseers."
stitutions, IO- cal and national, will
be held at Shaarey Zedek.
THE MARK IV
The committee for the dinner,
QUARTET
& ORCHESTRA
now in formation, also includes
Call Us First for
Mandell L. Berman, Harold Berry,
an Estimate
Al Borman, Tom Borman, Arthur
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fred L. Deutsch, Reubin Dubrin-
sky, Arthur Faber, Dr. Manuel
Feldman, Walter Field, Max
Fisher, Nathan Fishman, Samuel
Frank, Samuel Frankel, Ben Gold-
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Abe Green, Irwin Green, Samuel
W. MAPLE AT CRANBROOK
Greenbaum Rabbi Irwin Groner,
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Rabbi Mordecai Halpern, Louis
Hamburger, Samuel Hechtman, Jo-
seph Holtzman. John Isaacs, Mor-
ris Karbal, Abe Kasle, Harry Kor-
man, Charles Lapides, Benjamin
and his ORCHESTRA
"Music At Its Best
, Levinson Rabbi Moses Lehrman,
For Your Guests"
gos, made up of Eddie Kay, Steve
Robbins. Jerry Carson and Lenny
Stratton. have a record slated to
be released by Jan. 5 . . . Eddie
and Steve are also a much-in-de-
mand song-writing team.
A JERRY PORTNEY favorite is
this by the local barrister ... about ___
an old man dictating his will . . .
"To my son." he said. "I leave one
hundred thousand. To my daugh-
ter, one hundred thousand. To my
grandson. ten thousand. To my
granddaughter, ten thousand."
Jerry interrupted. - But, sir, you -
only have three thousand dollars.•
. . . The old man growled, "Let
them go out and work for a living
like I did."
CANTOR LOUIS KLEIN of Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe and wife.
Sonya, recently became naturalized
citizens of the U.S. and were hon-
ored by the Men's Choir of the
synagogue at a New Citizen's din-
ner party, given the next day at Al
Rosenberg's Holiday Manor.
BIG DATE is Dec. 13 . . . That's
the supper and -dance by Pythian
Sisters. Temple 152. at Castle Hall
. proceeds for retarded and
otherwise handicapped children.
HARRY GURWIN, 21-year-old
son of Irene and "Sue" Gurwin,
was an extra in a TV Civil War
production made in California and
soon to be released by producer
Frank Sinatra . . . Harry is back
living in Detroit after receiving
$34.75 a day for a 10-hour day . . .
while Sinatra came down on his
helicopter, worked one hour and
made $34,750 . . . Harry lost out
on a speaking part in which all
he would have had to say was
"Whoa!" ... It meant an added $75
a day but, according to "Sue," they
ran out of horses!
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