521,000 Gemiluth Chassodim Bond Sale
Judge Nathan Kaufman
Will Speak Wednesday
to Arlazaroff Branch
Miss Judith Harrison
to Marry David Klar
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman will
adress the final meeting of the
year of Arlazaroff Branch 137 of
Farband. Wednesday 8:30 p.m. at
the Labor Zionist Institute. Mem-
bers and friends have been invited
to attend.
The meeting will be dedicated
to the work of the Jewish National
Fund. Part of the evening will be
devoted to paying tribute to David
Silver, a veteran member of the
branch, on his 65th birthday.
Isadore Brown is president of
Arlazaroff Branch. David Sislin
is cultural chairman.
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 6 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: "The Rabbi: in Grief
and in Joy," with Rabbi Albert A.
Goldman of the Isaac M. Wise
Temple in Cincinnati.
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ETERNAL LIGHT RADIO
At the Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim third annual "Salute to Israel"
dinner, which resulted in Israel Bond subscriptions totaling S21,800:
are (from left) seated: Rabbi Joel J. Litke, Otto Kaufman, dinner co-
chairman: and Mrs. Jack Wildstrom, ticket chairman; standing, Israel
Midwest Consul Yeheskel Barnea, guest speaker; Herman Strass-
burger, dinner chairman; Benoit Gorge, president of the congrega-
tion; and Jan Bart, guest artist. Awards were presented to Menashe
Haar, president of the Men's Club, and Mrs. Hermann Doiny, presi-
dent of the Sisterhood.
WSU Renames Un iversity Hall
for Meyer Prentis, GM Pioneer
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Meyer L. Prentis. a pioneer of
the General Motors Corp., who re-
tired in 1951, was honored Wed-
nesday by Wayne State University
in dedication ceremonies at which
the name of Uni-
versity Hall was
officially changed
to the Meyer and
Anna Prentis
Building.
Prentis, w h o
w a s associated
with General
Motors for 40
years, the last
32 years of which
he was treasurer.
attended the
campus ceremon-
ies with M r s.
Prentis, members
of their family
and friends.
The Meyer and
Prentis
Anna Prentis
Building, designed by Minoru Ya-
masaki, which houses the school of
business administration, was opened
in January, 1964. The building
fronts on Cass Ave. and is a three-
story structure with a unique
first-floor arcade and garden
courtyard with access to Helen
DeRoy Hall. It is directly opposite
the Detroit Public Library.
The decision to rename the
building to honor Mr. and Mrs.
Prentice was made by the univer-
sity's board of governors because
of Prentis' efforts as a member of
the Businessman's Advisory Com-
mittee of Wayne State University
which led to the creation of the
school of business administration
20 years ago.
The school opened in fall
1946, and in October of that
year Walter C. Folley, director
of training and education with
the Ford Motor Co., was named
dean. Dean Folley retired in May
of this year. The initial enroll-
ment included only 459 under-
graduates. In 20 years, this
total has grown to more than
1,400 with 429 graduate students
and a faculty of 55. Its new
quarters are among the most
modern on Wayne's growing
campus.
Prentis attended schools in St.
Louis and was an accountant there
for the Laclede Gas Light Co. He
came to Detroit in August, 1911 as
chief accountant and auditor for
the infant General Motors Co.,
was made comptroller in 1916 and
treasurer in 1919. He served as
treasurer until his retirement in
1951.
A long-time active civic and
philanthopic leader in the De-
troit community, Prentis, a vice
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24—Friday, June 25, 1965
president of United Foundation,
served for 13 years as chairman of
the goal - and allocations commit-
tee, and is now honorary chairman
of this committee. He was recent-
ly re-elected for the 14th consec-
utive year as president of the
Citiens Research Council of Mich-
igan. He was active in the Jewish
Welfare Federation, Allied Jew-
ish Campaign and national exec-
utive committee of the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Prentis celebrated
their 51st wedding anniversary by
accepting the honor from the uni-
versity.
Brochure of MAP
Includes Mumford
Area Information
A new brochure about Mumford
High School issued by the Mum-
ford Action Program is being dis-
tributed widely throughout the
Mumford area. Entitled "Who
Says—Mumford Is the Greatest?,"
the brochure includes information
about what Mumford otffers to-
day's high school student, the out-
standing accomplishments of Mum-
ford students and graduates, and
what's in store for Mumford's
future.
Much of the research was done
by Mrs. I. Goodman Cohen and
Mrs. Irving Goodman, co-chairmen
of MAP's education committee.
Distribution is under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Frederick Shevin of
MAP and Mrs. George Cairns, corn-
munity coordinator at Mumford.
Hundreds of Mumford students
distributed the brochures door to
door on Tuesday. PTA members
from elementary and junior high
schools in the Mumford area co-
operated in the project by driving
the students to the distribution
centers.
Anyone desiring a copy of the
Mumford brochure can call 965-
3354. Additional information can
be obtained by calling this number
or writing to MAP at 18400 Fair-
field.
Branch Two to Close
Season at Supper Session
The final meeting of the season
for Branch Two, Labor Zionist
Organization, is scheduled for
6:30 p.m. Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mondry, 22902
Bellwood, Southfield.
The hostess will prepare a buf-
fet supper. The regular meeting
will follow, and Fanny Rabinowitz
will entertain with selected Yid-
dish readings. Guests invited.
Enough fresh water flows by
Detroit each day to supply every
industrial plant in the nation.
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Myths: The Creation,"
the third of a series of conversa-
tions on the poetry of the Bible
with Mark Van Doren and Maurice
Samuel.
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DIRECTIONS '65
Time: 1 p.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 7.
Fe a t u r e: "On Contemporary
Art," a discussion with Mrs. Albert
A. List of the Jewish Museum, art
critic Brian O'Doherty and Ameri-
cain sculptor George Segal.
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THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "I and Thou," a me-
morial discussion of the contribu-
tions of the late philosopher
Martin Buber, with Dr. Milton
Covensky of the Wayne State Uni-
versity department of history and
Sister Paul Mary of Mercy College.
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TO DWELL TOGETHER
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK and Channel Z.
Feature: "Do You Have An End-
ing?" This discussion of prejudice
as presented in Robert Crean's
play "Some of My Best Friends"
last week will include Dr. Frances
Cousens of Mercy College; Dr.
Robert Frehse, Round Table di-
rector; and Dr. Hubert Locke,
director of the Citizens Committee
on Equal Opportunities.
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FOR THE BEST IN
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
MISS JUDITH HARRISON
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harrison of
Woodvilla Pl., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Judith Lorraine to David Saul
Klar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin A.
Klar of Mendota Ave.
The bride-elect attends the De-
troit Institute of Technology. Her
fiance is a graduate of Wayne
State University and will be at-
tending the Northern Illinois Col-
lege of Optometry in the fall.
A December wedding is planned.
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AGENDA FOR ACTION
Time: 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WDTM-FM (106.7)
and
Time. 7:05 p.m.
Station: CKLW-FM (93.9)
Feature: "The Shame of Selma,"
a discussion of the deprivation of
Negro voting rights throughout the
South leading to the recent crisis
in Selma, Ala. Participants include
Shad Polier and Joseph B. Robison
of the AJ Congress.
JvS and Workshop
Annual Meeting
to Be on June 29
The annual joint meeting of the
Jewish Vocational Service and
Community Workshop will be held
4 p.m. Tuesday, in the Standard
City Club. Both agencies will nom-
inate and elect officers and new
trustees.
Paul Broder, president of the
Jewish Vocational Service, and
Ronald L. Greenberg, president
of the Community Workshop, will
report for their agencies.
Jewish Vocational Service will
present its annual Employer-of-
the-Year award to the Perfection
Automotive Products Corp., which
has been helpful in employing the
agency's clients during this past
year. Community Workshop will
give a Contractor - of - the - Year
award to the Sun-Lite Manufactur-
ing Co., for providing work con-
tracts to that agency.
Albert Cohen is executive di-
rector of both the Jewish Voca-
tional Service and the Community
Workshop.
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