JNF Announces National Pilgrimage
Dworkin-Greenspon
Marriage Set for IVtay to Dedicate Kennedy Forest in Israel

The Jewish National Fund has
issued an invitation to Jewish com-
munities in the United States to
join the pilgrimage to Israel this
summer, and to participate in the
dedication of the John F. Kennedy
Peace Forest and Monument, to
take place July 4.

RCA Chairman
Once Fired From
Job as Office Boy

MISS CYNTHIA DWORKIN

Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Dworkin
of Hartwell Ave. announce the en-
their daughter Cyn-
gagement
thia Lee to Aaron Greenspon, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Greenspan
of Washburn Ave.
A May wedding is planned.

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Schwartz Now Heads
Davidson Brothers

Alan E. Schwartz was elected
chairman of the board of Davidson
Bros. Inc. at the board's meeting
in New York last week and also
was named president of the com-
pany to succeed Joseph Ross who
had resigned. Schwartz and his
associates made a substantial in-
vestment in the stock of the. com-
pany.
Davidson Bros. operates 64 stores
in 23 cities in Michigan, Ohio, and
New York, under the names of
Federal Department Stores, Kob-
acker's, Boston Stores, Tiedtkes,
Reeiners, Giant Stores and Hoff-
ritz for Cutlery.
For the year ended July 31, 1965,
Davidson's reported retail sales
totaling more than $134,000,000.
Schwartz, a native Detroiter, a
partner in the law firm of Honig-
man, Miller, Schwartz and Cohn,
serves on the boards of several in-
dustries. He is active in many local
Jewish agencies.

Mrs. Gandhi Adheres
to Anti-Israel Policy

NEW DELHI (ZINS) — The
newly elected Prime Minister of
India, Madame Indira Gandhi, has
retained the bad
legacy of her
predecessors,
Nehru and Shas
tri, by refusing
to change India's
anti-Israel policy,
according to re-
ports from relia-
ble sources. In
the past, Israeli
_diplomats exert-
/ — ed strenuous ef-
forts in their at-
tempt to influ-
ence Madame
Gandhi, who was
then Minister of
Information, b u t
to no avail. It is Mrs. Gandhi
sufficient to mention that her ad-
visor and confidential friend was
Krishna Menon, who is well-known
far his virulent attacks against
Israel.

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board of one of the world's great-
est industrial corporations, the
Radio Corporation of America,
still r e members
the day he was
fired from his
first job . as office
boy w h the
Commercial Ca-
ble Co.
T h e unlikely-
but-true story of
the RCA execu-
tive's h a v in g
once been fired
from a job is told
in the biography,
Sarnoff
David Sarnoff,"
by Eugene Lyons, to be published
Feb: 28, the day after Gen. Sarn-
off's 75th birthday.
For several years, the yo u n g
David had been adding $1.50 a
week to his family's meager in-
come by singing in a synagogue
choir. ••
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kip-
pur were about to start. For the
cantor and his small choir it was
the most important season of the
year. For many weeks they had
been rehearsing, and they were
looking forward to the day-long
rituals. 'There was also to be extra
pay. -
David approached the office
manager of the Commercial Cable
Co. and explained he would need
three days off without pay because
he must sing in a synagogue. There
was a brusque refusal. Said the
manager, "Messages must be de-
livered, holidays or no holidays."
The young David was almost in
tears. He could not let the choir
down. "I must sing," he said. "I'm
the solo soprano and without me
the choir would be crippled."
"All right," the manager told
him, "take the days off, but you
needn't come back. You're fired."
For David there was to be a sec-
ond humilation. His singing came
to an end that same Yom Kippur
day, for his- soprano tones were
cracking with the advent of man-
hood, and he lost his job with the
choir.

Business Briefs

By Sid Shrnarak

The new SEYMOUR
SCHWARTZ AGENCY at 1799
Coolidge, Berkley, invites organ-
izations, firms and individuals
planning a show or special pro-
gram to call for professional en-
tertainers and p r o m o t i o n.
Schwartz, who has been a profes-
sional writer, assembles special
material and does promotion for
every kind of event from a Bar
Mitzvah to conventions to store
openings. For information, call
him at 356-8525.

Sir Isaiah Berlin
to Teach in U. S.

Nachtajler-Slobin Vows `Guilty as Charged ?'
Topic of Panel Airing
to Be Spoken in ,June Role of Pope Pius XII

Chief Justice of the U.S. Su-
preme Court Earl W. Warren will
head the pilgrimage, which also
will include top American govern-
ment leaders, and representatives
of the Kennedy family.
The pilgrimage will consist of
1,000 members of Jewish com-
munities from all parts of the
United States. Quotas for Detroit
and other cities will soon be set.
The rates for the tours, which
will cover all of Israel and places
that only Jewish National Fund
has access to, and also include spe-
cial receptions and meetings with
Israeli and JNF dignitaries, are
varied.
The John F. Kennedy Peace
Forest pays tribute to the memory
of the late president, linking his
MISS GRETA NACHTAJLER
name with the land of Israel. The
Mr. and Mrs. Mordecai Nachtaj-
monument, which is in the process
of being completed ; will consist of ler (Teiler), 18417 Greenfield, an-
51 pylons, each representing. a nounce the engagement of their
State of the Union; and one for daughter Greta- to Mark Slobin,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Norval Slo-
the District of Columbia.
bin,
18242 Mark Twain.
Details of the .JNF tour may be
The bride is graduating from
obtained from the .Detroit JNF
offices, 18414 Wyoming, .864-2767. Wayne State University and will
continue graduate work at the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Her fiance is
a gradaute student in ethnomusic-
ology at the University of Michi-
gan. A June wedding is planned.

Ruppin to Speak
at 10 Universities
for Hillel and UJA

Rafael Ruppin, director of
nautical education in Israel, form-
er Israel ambassador to Tangan-
yika, will begin a lecture tour
Feb. 24 of American universities
under the joint auspices of the
United Jewish Appeal and the
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundations.
The Hillel Foundations, in con-
junction with the UJA, conduct a
cultural and educational program
in c o l l e g e s and universities
throughout the United States for
American Jewish students and
faculty members, with emphasis
on problems facing world Jewry
and Israel's role in the creative
survival of the Jewish people.
Ruppin will lecture at the fol-
lowing educational centers under
UJA - Hillel auspices: Princeton
University and Rutgers State Uni-
versity in New Jersey, University
of Virginia, University of North
Carolina, University of Georgia,
University of Alabama, University
of Florida, Tulane University in
Louisiana, University of Houston,
Tex. and University of Texas.
The son of the late Arthur
Ruppin, who was a distinguished
agronomist and sociologist as well
as a great Zionist leader, Rafael
Ruppin was born in Berlin and
brought by his family to pre-state
Israel as an infant in 1919. He
studied at the Hebrew University
in Jerusalem and later at the Lon-
don School of Economics. In 1940
he joined the British Army and
served with the Jewish Brigade
until 1946.
His interest in the sea led him
to study navigation and fishery in
Holland. On his return to Israel
he founded and was appointed
director of the Fishery and Nau-
tical School at Mevo'ot Yam, in
1950.
In the years that followed he
worked in Europe and India on
loan from the Israeli government
to the UN Food and Agricultural
Organization and was also sent on
government missions to Ethiopia
and South Africa.
In 1961, he was appointed first
Israeli Ambassador to Tanganyika
and worked with the emerging
governments of Zanzibar and Ma-
lawi. He was appointed to his pre-
sent post as director of nautical
education under the Israel Minis-
try of Education and Culture in
1952. In 1965 he visited the USSR
as a guest of the Soviet govern-
ment.

. City University of New York this
week announced that Sir Isaiah
Berlin, one of the world's most
eminent scholars, will join its
faculty next fall.
Now teaching at Oxford, Sir
Isaiah will conduct doctorate-level
courses and seminars and will di-
When one cheats up to heaven
rect research.
in the price he asks, you come
Sir Isaiah has authored impor- down to earth in the price you
tant mongraphs on Chaim yVeiz- offer.—Chinese proverb.
mann and Moses Hess. He is one of'
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
the eminent interpreters of Zion-
Friday, February 11,1966-27
ism in England.

Praise a wife, but remain a
bachelor.—Italian proverb.

MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!

SAMMY
WOOLF

PGASP (Post Graduate Adas
Shalom Presents) has scheduled a
panel discussion of "The Deputy"
for 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue.
Entitled "Guilty as Charged?",
the discussion will focus on the
theme of Rolf Hochhuth's play:
should Pope Pius XII have spoken
up against Hitler when the Jews
were being systematically slaugh-
tered during World War II?
The panel will include a min-
ister, a psychiatrist and a rabbi.
All young adults in the commun-
ity, age 20-30, are invited at a
nominal charge for non members
of PGASP. Refreshments will fol-
low the discussion.
For membership information,
call Rabbi Leonard Cahan, UN 4
7474.

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