Bonnie Jo LaPides
to Be June Bride

People Make News

ALLEN PERRY ROSENBERG

of Philadelphia, coach of the Ves-

per Boat Club's Olympic gold
medal-winning eight, has been
named coach of the United States
Maccabiah Games crew while Dr.
Martin Unterman of Evanston, Ill.,
has been appointed Maccabiah

Games Waterpolo Committee
Chairman. Rosenberg, the newly
elected president of the National

Rowing Coaches Association of
America, joins Lafayette basket-
ball coach George Davidson as the

Jason Honigman Named
Detroit Bank Director

Foreman-Strager

Marriage Planned

Jason L. Honigman, senior part-
ner of the law
firm of Honig-
m an, Miller,
Schwartz and
Cohn, was elected
a member of the
board of Detroit
Bank and Trust
Co.
Honigman, who
is active in Allied
Jewish Campaign
and Jewish Wel-
fare Federation
circles, also is
one of the lead-
ing figures in

The appointment of CHARLES
ROSENGARTEN of Waterbury,
Corm., veteran Zionist, as national
chairman of the American Zionist
Fund, fund-raising arm of the
Zionist Organization of America,
was announced by Dr. Max Nuss-
baum, president of the organiza-
tion.
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A. D. DAVIS has been • elected
president of the Jewish Federa-
tion of Metropolitan Chicago.

second coach selected for the
United States team. which will Jewish Parents Take
Michigan Repub-
participate in the 20-sport seventh
Honigman
lican Party ranks.
Children Out of Class
World Maccabiah Games in Tel
Aviv. Aug. 23-31.
Teaching
Christianity
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Mississippi to Be Topic
MISS BONNIE JO LaPIDES
(Direct JTA Teletype Wife
MISS AVREN FOREMX,N
Former State Representative
to The Jewish News)
The engagement of Bonnie Jo La _
Parents Without Partners will
SYDNEY—Jewish parents of chil-
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. Fore- i hear Dr. Ralph Cash, pediatrician,
Pides to Phillip M. Zelickman is Joseph A. Gillis is candidate for
announced by her parents, Mr. and Common Pleas Court in the city dren attending public primary man of Whitmore Ave, announce and Don Smith, Oak Park school
Mrs. Joseph H. LaPides of Indiana of Detroit at the special primary schools in New South Wales have the engagement of their daughter psychologist, discuss their recent
begun action to withdraw their
Ave. Mr. Zelickman is the son of election t 6 b e
experiences in Mississippi at a
children in protest against a social Avren to Melvin B. Strager, son meeting 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
the Herbert H. Zelickmans of held Feb. 15. Gil-
studies
syllabus
which
includes
lis,
a
graduate
of
of
Mrs.
Loretta
Strager
of
Colum-
Schaefer Rd.
Jewish Center. Coffee and social-
teaching about Christianity.
Plans are being made for a June the University of
bia Ave., Redford, and the late,,Mt .. izing will follow.
Detroit
Law
They
acted
in
response
to
a
call
13 wedding.
Harry Strager.
School, has been
for such action made in a joint
"Never promise more than you
The prospective bridegroom, a
in private prac-
statement of the Jewish Board of
can perform.”
—Publilius Syrus
tice i n Detroit
Deputies and the local rabbinate. Wayne State graduate, affiliated
with Tau Beta Pi and Tau Epsilon.
for 14 years. A
About 5,000 Jewish c hi 1 d r e n Pi fraternities, is
working on his
member of the
MUSIC I ENTERTAINMENT I
were expected to be affected by master's degree in industrial engin-
house Judiciary
the protest action. Withdrawal eering.
committee f o r
forms were sent to all parents of
two terms the
Jewish children for forwarding to 7 An October 30 wedding is plan-
„ned.
law maker spon-
school principals.
and his orchestra
sored many bills
The withdrawal call was cfecided
affecting the Gillis
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on as the first step in a long Mrs. Meir Back --at Work
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court
systems
including
three
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range plan to challenge the sylla-
which were signed into law chang- bus which was issued by the min- Eshkol Sets London Talks
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Golda
ing Common Pleas Court jurisdic- istry for education. A delegation
VIA
tion and appeal procedure.
of the Board of Deputies and the Meir. Israel's foreign minister,
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rabbinate will seek an early ap- Sunday participated in the cabinet
JAY MURRAY has earned the pointment with Premier Renshaw meeting, after recuppicatinw from
several weeks of illness. "She re-
award of "Honoi: Agent," having, on the issue.
FOR YOUR
ported on current foreign affairs
produced well over 51,000.000 life
The parents have been advised to the members of the cabinet.
WEDDING, BAR MITZVAH
insurance, and is the youngest Mil- that they have a legal right. pro-
Meanwhile, it was lemma reli-
lion Dollar producer in the history vided in the public instruction
OR SOCIAL FUNCTION
of the Ralph Ankney Agency, Penn law. to withdraw their children ably here that Eshkol would go
Exclusive Caterers at:
to London in March to confer there
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
SHAAREY SHOMAYIM SYN.
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from the social studies lessons.
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with British Prime Minister Harold
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The Australian Jewish Times Wilsoh.
ZAtMAN SHAZAR, the Presi- published
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dent of Israel, received in Jerusa-
lem a delegation of the Hadoar
Hebrew Weekly, New York, which
brought a testimonial written on
parchment, greeting him on his
75th birthday.
* *
The.,New York Board of Rabbis,
at its 84th annual meeting, re-
elected Rabbi MAX SCHENK as
president.
*
JACOB IGRA, director-general of
the Jerusalem Institute for the
Blind, has arrived in the United
States for meetings with Jewish
community leaders on issues con-
nected with the rehabilitation of
the more than 8,000 blind persons
now in Israel.
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Violinist ZINO FRANCESCA-II
will be soloist with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra Saturday, at
Ford Auditoruim. PAL PARAY,
conductor-emeritus of the Orches-
tra, will conduct.

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ROBERT D. KATCHKE and
BRUCE SCHLUSSEL have formed
the Katchke and Schlussel law
partnership with offices in the
Guardian Building.

Ambassador PHILIP M. KLUTZ-
NICK of Chicago former U. S. rep-
resentative to the Economic and
Social Council of the United Na-
tions, past president and now
honorary international president
of Bnai Brith, has been named
chairman of the national commit-
tee planning the 50th aniversary of
the National Jewish Welfare
Boa--d. Mrs. Florence G. Heller,
JWB president, said the year-long
golden jubilee celebration will be-
gin at the 1966 biennial conven-
tion, at the Americana Hotel, New
York, April 27-May 1, 1966.
* * *
JOSEPH L. HUDSON, JR., has
been named general chairman of
the 1965 United Foundation Torch
Drive, it was announced by Max
M. Fisher, OF president.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, February 5, 1965

withdrawal plan, arguing that the `None Shall Make Thee Afraid ...'
move would embarrass the chil-
Thou shalt be secure, because
dren, harm their schools and cause
there is hope . . . thou shalt take
a cleavage in the community.
thy rest in safety. Also thou shalt
lie down. and none shall make th.ee
Carmely to Address
afraid.—Job 11:18, 19.

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ZOD Board Leaders

A special board meeting of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit
will be held 9 p.m. Thursday at
t h e Zionist.
House, South- 1
field.
Judge Ira G
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president, an-
nou nced that

Harold W. C a r-
i mely, chairman of
the national ad-
t:\
ministrative corn-
mitt e e and a
Carmely
member of the
national executive council of the
Zionist Organization of America,
will be guest speaker.
A dinner meeting will be held
prior to the board meeting, and
Carmely will confer with members
of the executive committee of the
ZOD.
Carmely serves as acting presi-
dent of the ZOA in the absence of
Dr. Max Nussbaum. He was the for-
mer president of the Brooklyn Re-
gion and District No. 14, Eastern
Parkway. A life-long Zionist, he

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Women Tennis Stars
Julie Heidman of Stanford was
ranked seventh among the nation's
women's tennis players for 1964.
Her father, Julius, was ranked
third after his first year of cam-
paigning in the senior classifica-
tion. Allen Fox of Los Angeles
and Mike Selkin of Miami were
ranked eighth and 17th, respec-
tively, in the men's division, while
Carole Wright of New York was
20th among women. South Africa's
Rodney Mandelstam, a Miami stu-
dent, was ranked ninth in doubles.

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