$25,000 Donation by Ford Fund to UJA
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L E S T E R KALISHER, 13211
Albany, Oak Park, a senior at
Wayne State University's school
of medicine, has been selected a
`member of the Aesculpan Society,
an honor service organization for
the outstanding work he has done
for the university medical school.
This year he was elected presi-
dent of the Student American
Medical Association at Wayne,
and secretary-treasurer of the
William Beaumont historical soci-
ety. He was also appointed rep-
resentative to the athletic ad-
visory committee at the univers-
ity. He has been active in the
faculty lampooning each year, the
year book and two other medical
school publications, "The Bruit"
and the S.AM.A. newsletter. He is
also a member of Phi Delta Epsi-1
lon Fraternity. During his aca- I
dernic career at Wayne, Kalisher
has been awarded six scholarships
and three fellowships. This sum-
Henry Ford II, chairman of the board of Ford Motor Company,
mer he will be undertaking a study
presents a $25,000 check for the United Jewish Appeal on behalf of in rehabilitative medicine under a
Ford Motor Company Fund. Accepting the check is Max M. Fisher
Health Education and Welfare fel-
of Detroit, general chairman of the United Jewish Appeal. Ford lowship.
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Motor Company is a nonprofit corporation operated for edu-
cational and charitable purposes and supported by contributions
Kenneth Bronson has left his
from Ford Motor Company. It is not related to the Ford Foundation..
full-time post as Ypsilanti city at-
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torney to become judge for the
News
Special to The Jewish
of events currently being held by city of Saline, and Ypsilanti city
NEW YORK—Henry Ford IL on
behalf of the Ford Motor Co. Fund,
has presented $25,000 to the Unit-
ed Jewish Appeal.
Announcement of the gift by
Ford, chairman of the board of
Ford Motor Co., was made Thurs-
day night by Max M. Fisher, UJA
general chairman at a dinner of
the Automotive Division of the
UJA of Greater New York at the
New York Hilton.
Fisher flew to the meeting from
Detroit, where he is associated
with Ford in Detroit's United '
Fund. Fisher is president of the
United Fund, and Ford is a
founder.
trade, industry and community
groups in New York, Westchester
and Long Island, that are partici-
pating in the 1965 campaign of the
United Jewish Appeal of Greater
New York.
A national goal of $109,400,000
has been set for the UJA this
year.
Re-Elect Dr. Edgar
President of Jewish
Historical Society
At the seventh annual luncheon
meeting of the Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan, Dr. Irving I.
Edgar was re-elected president.
Other officers with him are Mrs.
Ettie Raphael, vice president; Jona-
than D. Hyams, treasurer, and
Mrs. Gerald Avrin, secretary.
Elected on the board of directors
were Rabbi Morris Adler, Charles
E. Feinberg, Rabbi Leon Fram,
Morris Garvett, Irwin I. Holzman,
Irving I. Katz, Louis LaMed, Prof.
Shlomo Marenoff, Mrs. Marshall
M. Miller, Dr. Leonard W. Moss,
Bernard Panush, Mrs. Sadie Pad-
over, Dr. A. S. Rogoff, Jay Rosen-
shine, Gregory Ross, Dr. A. W.
Sanders, Irwin Shaw, Leonard N.
Simons, Dr. Israel Weiner and Dr.
Charles Meyers.
Allen A. Warsen continues as
honorary president.
Rabbi Emanuel Applebaum, for-
mer president of the Society and
a past editor of its magazine, Michi-
gan Jewish History, was presented
with a tribute of appreciation citing
his many efforts in behalf of the
Society.
In presenting the check to
him earlier, Ford had told Fish-
er: "We're happy to continue
our participation in this impor-
tant effort."
Some 200 representatives of
manufacturers and distributors in
the New York area of automobiles
and automotive supplies and ac-
cessories were present to announce
a total of $150,000 in UJA contribu-
tions.
The dinner was one of a series
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Look Story Describes Texas
Minister's Israel Honeymoon
The current issue of Look Maga-
zine carries an article entitled "A
Texas Minister's Israeli Honey-
moon."
Ralph and Myrna Alexander are
portrayed, in story and pictures,
as they began life in Israel on a
Fulbright and Israel government .
scholarships, after the Texas 28-
year-old minister had graduated
from Dallas Theological Seminary.
Alexander has mastered univers-
ity-level Hebrew. Mrs. Alexander
is teaching English and also is
learning HebreW.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 4, 1965-29
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DR, ELIJAH BORTNTKER
cation, at the 39th annual confer-
ence in Philadelphia. ALBERT
ELAZAR, superintendent of the
United Hebrew Schools of Detroit,
was elected a member of the exe-
cutive committee.
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4th of July Celebration
Being Set in Oak Park
A "Mrs. Oak Park" whose skills
in homemaking make her family
one of the luckiest in the suburb
will be selected at the annual
Fourth of July celebration being
planned.
Announcement of the contest,
parade and carnival was made by
Myra Richardson, president of the
Oak Park Council of Community
Organizations, and David Weis-
berg, chairman of the celebration.
For parade information, call
Maurice Nobel, parade marshall,
Philadelphia 1965 Campaign
LI 4-9517; for booths, Jack Zieg-
Closes; . $4,528,657 Raised
ler, LI 7-0657; and for Mrs. Oak
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — The Park applications, Mrs. Gilbert L.
Federation of Jewish Agencies Burnside, 24111 Seneca.
I
3 Blocks East of Greenfield
Corner Sussex
Open Daily•9 to 6
Mon. & Thurs. 9 to 9, Sun. 11 to 4
1 1965 Allied Jewish Appeal closed
with a goal-breaking total of $4,-
The righteous control their de-
. 528,657. The campaign's goal was sires, but the desires of the wicked
S4.513.6'00.
Dr. Elijah Bortniker of New-
ark, N. J., executive director of
the Jewish Education Associa-
tion of Essex County, was unani-
mously elected president of the Mrs. Fern Carnick Edelstein, 532-
National Council for Jewish Edu-
1892.
For Your Fine Diamonds and Jewelry
HARRY THOMAS
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Mumford High School's gradu-
ating class of 1955 will have its
10th anniversary reunion 9 p.m.
June 12 at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel.
For information, call Mrs. Sally
Bing Kohlenberg, UN 4-7423, or
attorney on a re-
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tainer basis.
Bronson also re-.
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signed as special
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Lend to the poor in the time of
assistant prose-:$
• Specialty!
their need. —the Talmud
cuting attorney
f o r Washtenaw
County to open
his own law of-
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fice at 105 Pearl
Photographers — Specializing in
St., Ypsilanti.
Color Candids and Movies
LI 8-2266
Bronson, presi-
dent of the Mich- Bronson
igan Council for Bnai Brith, is the
brother of Oakland County Prose-
cutor S. Jerome Bronson. He is
"Buy With Confidence"
married to the former Marilyn
Altman.
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DR, MAURICE L. PERLZWEIG
Diomcntologists
Gemologists
of New York, director of the World
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17540 WYOMING
Jewish Congress department of in-
ternational affairs and permanent
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OPEN THURS., FRI.
representative at the United Na-
tions, has left for Yugoslavia to
volimmirrasuoiramENNI
attend a UN Human Rights Sem-
inar on the Multi-National So-
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ciety. More than a score of gov-
ernments will be represented at
this seminar together with a se-
lected number of non-governmental
Custom Designers of Fancy Party Cakes
organizations which have been in-
UN 2-7980 or UN 2-9300
vited to participate. Dr. Perlzweig
12945 W. 7 MILE RD.
will also meet with the Yugoslav
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Jewish community during his stay
Under Supervision of the Vaad Harabonim
in the country.
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An honorary doctor of laws de-
gree will be conferred on former
Secretary of the Pennsylvania
Commonwealth GEORGE I.
1 BLOOM, who will be commence-
ment speaker at the Philadelphia
College of Osteopathy June 13.
Bloom recently was named to the
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Com-
mission. NORMAN S. SAGE, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. - Sage,
25343 Montmartre, Oak Park, will
be graduated at the commence-
ment exercises, after which he will
intern at Madison Place Hospital,
Madison Heights.
According to the Look story,
"the Alexanders enjoy the quiet
Saturdays, respect Jerusalem's
Orthodox ways and proudly say,
`We have been accepted and warm-
ly welcomed in their midst.' "
Made to sell at $100 to $115
Mumford Reunion Slated
by Grads' of 1955 Class
control them. —the Talmud
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