People Make News

MARIE SYRKIN, Brandeis Uni-
versity professor, was elected to
the executive committee of the
World Zionist Organization at the
Congress which closed in Jerusa-
lem on Jan. 11, it was announced
by Blanche Fine, national presi-
dent of Pioneer Women. Miss Syr-
kin has been associated with
Pioneer Women organization for
many years. She is the daughter of
the late Dr. Nachman Syrkin, a
theoretician of the Labor Zionist
movement, who was closely asso-
ciated with the "architects" of
Israel: David Ben-Gurion, Itzhak
Ben-Zvi, second president, and
others. Miss Syrkin's latest book is
"Golda Meir: Woman with a
Cause."

ALAN NATHAN, a representa-
tive of Aetna Life Insurance Co.,
has been awarded a certificate
upon completing the Aetna life
career training course for life in-
surance representatives. Nathan is
past president of Henry Morgan-
thau Bnai Brith Lodge and a past
trustee of the Metropolitan Detroit
Bnai Brith Council. He lives at
19213 Wisconsin.
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JULIUS CHAJES and his stu-
dent BETH RHODES of Detroit
have been named the winning
teacher and student for Michigan
and the East Central Division of
the Music Teachers National Asso-
ciation in the Baldwin Keyboard
Achievement Award Contest. As
* * *
regional winners they are eligible
Chaplain RICHARD E. DRYER, to compete in a nationwide con-
formerly of Fort Knox, Ky.,
Ky. has test. The winners will receive an
been assigned as new Jewish
all - expense - paid trip to the
in South Viet Nam, replacing MTNA Convention in Dallas, in
the spring.
the late Chaplain Meir Engel.
* * *
* * *
WALTER J. RUBINER haS
Brig. Gen. DAVID SARNOFF,
chairman of the joined Bank of the Commonwealth
board of Radio as vice president in the metropoli-
Corpora- tan lending division. For several
tion of America, years he was assistant vice presi-
will be honored dent of City National Bank.
by the Jewish
Theological Sem-
inary- of America $100,000,000 Secured
when that insti- in Building Fund Drive
tution confers up-
NEW YORK (JTA)—More than
on him its Her- $109,0043,000 has been secured for
bert H. Lehman the "City bf Life" Building Fund
Medal at a con- Campaign ' of the Federation of
vocation to be Jewish Philanthropies of New
held at Temple York, it was announced at a din-
Emanu-El, Miami ner at Hotel Plaza — attended by
Beach, Fla., Feb. over 500 community leaders
25, it was an- honoring Salim L. Lewis upon his
nounced by Dr. retirement after four years as
Sarnoff
Louis Finkelstein, chancellor of chairman of the drive.
the Se m i n a r y. Vice-President
The campaign was the largest
HUBERT HUMPHREY will re-
ever undertaken by a voluntary
- ceive an honorary doctor of laws
philanthropy for health and wel-
degree from the Seminary.
fare facilities.
* * *
HYMAN H. HAVES, of Los An-
geles, has been appointed execu-
tive director of the Sixth Region
of the Jewish War Veterans of the
U. S. A., it has been announced
by Monroe R. Sheinberg, national
executive director.
*
*
The appointment of HARRY
GREENSTEIN to the newly
created post of executive vice-
chairman of the Legacy and En-
dowment Fund of the Associated
Jewish Charities has been an-
nounced by Louis B. Kohn II,
president of the parent body in
Baltimore.
* * *
DR. JOSEPH F. KAUFFMAN,
former director of training for the
Peace Corps, will become dean of
student affairs on the Madison
campus of the University of Wis-
consin July 15. He is consultant to
the American Council on Educa-
tion's commission on academic af-
fairs and is with the American
Personnel and Guidance Associa-
tion as director of higher educa-
tion services. Dr. Kauffman, 43, is
former assistant to the president
of Brandeis University and dean
of students. In 1960-61 he was exe-
cutive vice president of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary of Amer-
ica, and later served the U. S.
Peace Corps. His record also shows
service as regional director of the
Anti-Defamation League, Bnai
Brith in 194849 and 1950-52.
* * *

The Detroit Chapter of the
American Jewish Committee will
meet Monday with University of
Michigan professors LOUIS FER-
MAN and JOYCE KORNBLUH to
discuss the problems of poverty.
Prof. Ferman is associate research
director of the Institute of Labor
and Industrial Relations for the
University of Michigan and Wayne
State University. He and Prof.
Kornbluh, with the assistance of
R. Allan Haber, are editing the
book, "One Fifth Of The Nation—
A Reader In Poverty.'•

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 22, 1965-21

SAUL COWAN was elected
chairman of the Board of Educa-
tion of North York, largest suburb
in metropolitan Toronto. Cowan
has been a member of the board
for eight years. North York's popu-
lation is 280,000, of whom more
than 45,000 are Jews.
* * *
RUDY SABLO of New York,
national chairman of the AAU
Weightlifting Committee, has been
named co-chairman of the United
States Maccabiah Games Weight-
lifting Team. The chairman is
DAVID MATLIN of Los Angeles,
first vice-president of the AAU,
and a vice-president of the Inter-
national Weightlifting Federation.
* * *
MICHAEL G. DWORKIN, 25210
Gardner, Oak Park, a 1963 gradu-
ate of Wayne State University, has
contributed $1,250 to the Wayne
State Fund to help establish a
student loan fund and assist the
libraries and other university pro-
grams. Dworkin, who was editor
and publisher of the Daily Press
published during the newspaper
strike, is completing a master's
degree at WSU, and recently was
awarded a teaching fellowship at
the University of Michigan.

Bormans to Acquire
Arnold Drug Stores

Borman Food Stores, Inc., has
entered into an agreement to
acquire all of the stock of Arnold
Drug Stores, Inc., in exchange for
shares of Borman stock.
Arnold operates 13 stores in the
DetrOit metropolitan area under
the names of Arnold Drugs and
Pay Less Discount Drugs, and is
one of the fastest growing retail
drug firms in the state of Michi-
gan. The officers of Arnold are
Arnold Faudman, president and
treasurer, and Edmund Faudman,
vice president and secretary.

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