People Make News
IRVING B. FELDMAN, assistant
attorney general and public ad-
ministrator for the State of Mich-
igan, was elected vice president
of the National Association of
Unclaimed Property Administra-
tors during the group's third an-
nual conference recently at Hot
Springs, Ark.
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MORRIS I. SILVERMAN, an as-
sociate of the Ruben Gold CLU ag-
ency of the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co., has completed
five days of advanced specialized
training in the pension and profit
sharing field at the company's of-
fice in Springfield, Mass.
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Dr. HERBERT I. POSIN of
Brooklyn has been appointed uni-
versity psychiatrist and director of
the newly expanded mental health
service at Brandeis University.
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Twenty-five new paintings by
SADOIE HAYMS will be exhibited
beginning May 13 at The Brata,
a cooperative New York City gal-
lery. The Oak Park grandmother
of four will hang assemblages and
incised sculptural paintings. It is
her third show at the Brata. In
1964, she was the first woman west
of the Hudson River invited to
show at the gallery. The 4'10" 95-
pound Mrs. Hayms has entered a
new phase of work with the com-
pletion of her incised sculptural
paintings. They are designs carved
into synthetic materials and then
painted. The assemblages, one of
her specialties, are created by put-
ting together assorted junk with
art materials. One of her assem-
blages, "Poseur," was recently
given the Scarab Club's first prize
—the gold medal award. "Blue
Rhythm," an abstract sculptural
painting, earned her recognition at
the Freedom Festival. Her paint-
ing, "The Unvanquished," is in a
permanent collection on exhibit at
the Municipal Museum, Safed Is-
rael.
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Among those recently elected by
the Michigan
Women's Nation-
al Security Coun-
cil were Mrs.
Benjamin Cowan
o f Pennington
Dr., president,
and Mrs. Sidney
Cohen, director,
of Royal Oak.
The council is
composed of rep- Mrs. Cowan
resentatives from civic, social and
patriotic groups in Michigan.
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PHIL CORNER, former Detroit
Free Press reporter. has been
named an associate of Shiefman
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Robert Lee to Take Bride Yeshivah Complex to Be Named
Helen Wirt on Aug. 27 for Local Leader, Daniel A. Laven
and Associates, Inc., Detroit pub-
lic relations firm.
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Announcement was made by the
Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A.
of the appointment of MEYER
SOKOLOW, of Baltimore, depart-
ment commander for the State of
Maryland, to serve as national
chairman of a special committee to
c-ordinate JWV national pro-
grams, on all echelons, in support
of the American war effort in
Vietnam.
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DR. DANIEL SINICK, professor
of education at San Francisco State
College, delineates the goals and
advantages of vocational guidance
and the parents' role in helping
their child make wise vocational
MISS HELEN WIRT
decisions in "You and Your Child's
Mr.
and
Mrs. Jack Wirt of Bay
Career," a new publication of
City announce the engagement of
Bnai Brith Vocational Service.
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah's new
Southfield Center, the ultra-modern
school complex of the largest yesh-
ivah west of New York City, will
bear the name Daniel A. Laven
"in recognition of his devoted ser-
vice to the cause of Torah and
Beth Yehudah."
In making the announcement,
Hillel L. Abrams, president, point-
ed out that the Yeshivah building
in the old Dexter
section bore Lay-
en's name. "By
relocating the
name to our new
building, the
spirit, enthusiasm
and i n s p i ration
of Dan Laven
will serve as an
assurance that
our people will
Laven
never die," Abrams said.
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman,
chairman of the dedication com-
mittee, announced that one wing,
of the new building would be ded-
icated as the Julius and Alice
Rotenberg High School, in honor
of the Detroit philanthropists.
Irving M. Bunim, founder of the
Young Israel movement, will be
guest speaker, Bunim spearhead-
ed the day - school movement
through the National Association
of Jewish Day Schools (Torah
Umesorah.)
Serving with Judge Kaufman
on the dedication committee are
Abrams, David J. Cohen, Reubin
Dubrinsky, David Goldberg, Laven,
Henry Nadler, A. M. Silverstein
and Nathan D. Soberman. Hon-
orary chairmen are Edward I.
Fleischman, Isadore R. Cohen and
Wolf Cohen.
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Handel's oratorio "Judas Macca-
beus," adapted by Max Hellman,
Dr. WILLIAM W. BRICKMAN, Society.
The couple will be married will be performed at the annual
professor of educational history
concert of the Jewish Folk Chorus
and comparative education at the Aug. 27.
Ito 8 p.m. May 22 at the Scottish Rite
graduate school of education, Uni-
Cathedral, Masonic Temple.
versity of Pennsylvania, and con-
Guest artist will be Howard da
sultant to Torah Umesorah, the
Mike Green's
Silva, star of stage, screen, radio • *
National Society for Hebrew Day
MUSIC
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and television.
Schools was appointed as a con-
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U. S. Office of Education, in the . LT. RAYMOND Z U S S M A N will also lead the group in Yid
areas of comparative education AUXILIARY will hold a combined dish, English and Hebrew folk
installation and Mothers and songs.
and educational history.
HOWARD TRIEST
Daughters Dinner 6:30 p.m. Tues-
Shirley Benyas, soprano, and
SAYS:
AFTER YOUR SIMC.HA
day at Cong. Ahavas Achim. A Cantor Harold Orbach, tenor, will
YOU'VE STILL GOT OUR
program is planned by Mrs. Oscar be -featured soloists.
Katz and Mrs. Irving Silk, chair-
MOVIES
men. Mrs. Arnold Wagner is in THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Phone: 542-7874
charge of arrangements and res- 30—Friday, May 6, 1966
By Sid Shmarak
ervations and can be reached at
Ed Kasparian, president of KE 5-9097.
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NORTHLAND FORD is welcoming
the entire community to his deal- Licensing of Hitler Yacht
ership at Ten Mile and Greenfield,
Oak Park. Kasparian has long felt to Rockwell Opposed
that a customer should be given . NEW YORK—The United States
proper courtesy and Northland Coast Guard should not permit
Ford's policy revolves around cour- licensing of Adolf Hitler's former
tesy and good service. Norm personal pleasure yacht to George
ORCH ESTRA
Ruby, sales representative, is Lincoln Rockwell's American Nazi
CALL: Li 7-0896 or LI 5-2737
qualified to augment this policy.
Party in the event Rockwell pur-
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chases the vessel, National Com-
Ted Ross, well-known butcher mander Milton A. Waldor of the
has joined Willie Schwartz at Jewish War Veterans of the USA
MORRIS KOSHER MEATS AND told the national executive com-
POULTRY, 7134 W. 7 Mile at Mon- mittee meeting here last weekend.
ica. Ted and Willie are qualified
Commander Waldor said, "it is
to help any homemaker with the unthinkable that the United States
proper preparation of anything government would permit the Nazi
from a small dinner to a banquet. swastika emblem to fly from this
Delivery service is offered to any yacht, built especially for Hitler,
suburban area by calling DI 1- and would allow its intended use
8604.
by Rockwell as a floating center
of Nazi agitation and propaganda."
M e a n w h i 1 e, deficiencies in
American secondary education
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Miss MARIE SYRKIN, author,
lecturer, editor and member of the
Jewish Agency Executive, will give
the opening address of the 35th
national convention of the Labor
Zionist Organization of America-
Poale Zion, to be held May 27 to 30
at the Sherman House, Chicago,
Folk Chorus to Do
`Judas Maccabeus
* M. G. M.
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Business Briefs
BY HENRY LEONARD
SABBATH
SCHOOL
were blamed by Waldor for the
fad among teen-agers involving the
sporting of so - called "surfer's
crosses"—actually replicas of the
Nazi swastika medals.
Revision of history textbooks
used in American schools so that
high school students will be better
informed about Nazism and Hitler
Germany was urged Tuesday in a
resolution adopted by the national
executive committee of the Jewish
War Veterans.
Waldor, told the executive
committee,' in session in New
York, that the organization has
reviewed many history textbooks
used in high schools and has
found "that Nazism is- hardly
mentioned."
"We should teach the facts about
Hitler's reich," he said. The res-
olution, adopted unanimously,
urged American educators and
textbook publishers and authors
"to examine the problem and make
the necessary revisions."
"Don't think you dug the Rabbi right, Bennie. He
said that we're an historical people . . . not
hysterical."
Copr. 1966, boyenu Productions
A lying tongue brings destruction
to itself;
And a flattering mouth works its
own ruin.
— Proverbs
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