People Make News Dr. BARUCH GIVONI, head of the department of building clima- tology at Technion's building re- search station, has been awarded two overseas research grants which are to be administered by the Tech- nion Research and Development Foundation. A Ford Foundation grant of 40,000 pounds ($13,333) is to cover a two-year research project on the effect of orientation and details of windows and fixed shading devices for indoor temp- erature and illumination conditions of classrooms. The U.S. Public Health Service is sponsoring a two-year research program at a cost of 90,000 pounds ($30,000) on the effect of solar radiation on physiological heat strain in relation to work and clothing. * * * President Johnson has approved appointment of REUBEN STERN- FELD, an expert on international development, as alternate U.S. executive director of the Inter- A m e r i c an Development Bank. Sternfeld, who attended Talmud Tora in Baltimore, visited Israel in the course of his duties with the U.S. Agency for International Development. He has been asso- ciate U.S. coordinator for the Al- liance for Progress since 1965. In his new post at the Inter-Ameri- can Development Bank, Sternfeld will serve as alternate to the direc. tor, True Davis. * * * Prof. LUISA BONFIGLIOLI of the department of mathematics of the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, has received the American Society for Engineering Education Award for Descriptive Geometry for "her scholarly con- tribution to the science of descrip- tive geometry." Prof. Bonfiglioli has returned to Israel from a sab- batical year spent as visiting post- doctoral research fellow at Prince- ton University. * * DAVID LIPPITT was among Indianapolis Life Insurance Com- pany's leading agents in Michigan for the month of September, and he ranked 7th among all company agents in the nation, Arnold Berg, vice-president and director of agencies, announced. * * * Attorney SAMUEL W. LEIB was in Cleveland last weekend to at- tend the annual meeting of the board of trustees of Bellefaire. PARDON OUR DUST!! AT JIM BESHEAR'S AT HUNTINGTON WOODS BEAUTY SALON We are having our salon completely remodeled by the Gibbs Company, De- troit. We remain open during remodeling on Monday thru Saturday; also evenings by appoint- ment. "Your stylist knows when your hair is a fright that L'oreal color can make it right for color superb and Par- esienne flair C'est Hunt- ington Woods Beauty Salon and not L'Ordi- naire. For appointment phone Linda & Dorthy, Mark, Ken the manager, Vir- ginia, Ann, or Dorothy Jessie the manicurist. LI 7-2010 LI 5-9613 or HIGHLAND TOWERS BEAUTY SALON TO 6-9353 TO 6-6000 Both Salons Feature the New Amazing Bleach Machines MRS. SAM (DORIS) FISHMAN, MARVIN A. ARONOVITZ, foot president of the Detroit Council specialist of Warren, has been of Pioneer Women, is one of 19 out- elected secretary-treasurer of the standing members of the national Michigan State Podiatry Associa. organization who will attend a four- tion at their 51st annual meeting week Pioneer Women Leadership at Boyne Mountain Lodge, Boyne Seminar in Israel. The seminar is Falls, Mich. He attended Eastern sponsored by Pioneer Women in Michigan University and graduated conjunction with its sister organi- from Ohio College of Podiatry in zation, Moetzet Hapoalot and the 1963 and has been a practicing organization department of the physician and surgeon of the foot Jewish Agency. The women were in Warren since that time. His selected from among nearly 50,000 community interests are reflected Pioneer Women members on the by his activities in Rotary, Ma- basis of .\organizational capability comb County Crippled Childf-en and demonstrated leadership po- Society and membership in Cong. Shaarey Zedek. tential. * * * LLOYD H. WESTON has been The Jewish National Fund of appointed editor of the Addison, America announced appointment Ill., News-Bulletin in suburban of SAMUEL J. DAROFF, Phila- Chicago. A 1964 graduate of delphia Jewish communal and Wayne State University, Weston Zionist leader, as chairman of a' has most recently been an active national committee to honor Is- free lance publicist and publica- rael's former Prime Minister David tions consultant. He is the son of Ben-Gurion, in connection with his Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Safir, 80th birthday. Herman L. Weis- 18108 Kentucky. man, president of the JNF, said * * * the committee will be made up of The American labor leader, 100 leading American Jews. Daroff PATRICK E. GORMAN of Chicago will lead a JNF project to estab- was honored at Rehovot at the lish a Ben-Gurion park around dedication of a scientific research Dimona, the Negev city projected chair named for him at the Weiz- by the former prime minister. The mann Institute of Science. The en- Ben-Gurion Park, a 150-acre site, dowment of the chair was made will include a forest and land for possible by Gorman's associates in a hospital and sports stadium, * * * the 400,000-strong Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Work- FREDERICK R. MANN. Phil- men Union of North America, of adelphia businessman active in which he is the international secre- philanthropic enterprises in Israel, tary-treasurer. was named by the White House * * * as an alternate representative of Gen. LEVI C.ARDOSO became the United States to the forthcom- the first Jewish marshal in the ing 14th session of the United Brazilian Army Sunday when he Nations Educational, Scientific was elevated to that rank on his and Cultural Organization. retirement by President Castelo * * * Branco. Gen. Cardoso is one of five Rabbi RICHARD C. HERTZ of Jewish generals in the Brazilian Temple Beth El will represent the armed forces. One of them is a Jewish Chautauqua Society as lec- brother of Levi Cardoso, who is turer at Mercy College of Detroit active in the Jewish community. 11 a.m. Nov. 11. He will speak at * * * the assembly on "The Challenge of Rabbi ARTHUR GILBERT, di- the Hebrew Prophets — Their rector of the Anti-Defamation Contribution and Their Relevancy." League's department of religious * * curriculum research, is attending LARRY PAR SKY currently the World Congress on Evangelism teaching in the Roseville Public in Berlin, a 10th anniversary proj- Schools has had three mathema- ect sponsored by the conservative tics workbooks published, all Protestant fortnightly, Christianity geared for use with mentally re- Today. It will run through Nov. 4. tarded high school adolescents and Rabbi Gilbert, who last year com- in the numerous adult education pleted a Ford Foundation-spon- programs for the culturally dis- sored project on religious freedom and public affairs for the National advantaged. Parsky, a senior special education teacher in Rose- Conference of Christians and Jews, has long been active in the ecu- ville High School, also teaches adult basic education for the High- menical movement. land Park Public Schools. He re- * * ceived both his bachelors and Six eminent public figures, three masters degrees at Wayne State Israelis, two Americans and one University. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Canadian, were elected to the David Parsky, he lives on Lesure Weizmann Institute's board of gov- Ave. ernors at its annual general meet- * * * ing. Prof. ROBERT B. WOODWARD, They are MORRIS B. ABRAM of New York, prominent lawyer who was awarded the Nobel and president of the American Prize for Chemistry in 1965, and Jewish Committee; EPHRAIM is professor of organic chemistry ILIN of Haifa, Israeli industrialist; at Harvard University, received I. MEIER SEGALS of Montreal, the degree of doctor of science, Canadian businessman; Dr. JO- honoris causa, at a special cere- SEPH WEISS of Tel Aviv, direc- mony at the department of chem- tor-general of the Delek Corp.; istry, Technion City. • * * ROBERT I. WISHNICK of New York, chemicals industrialist; and JACOB BLAUSTEIN of Balti- the medical specialist Prof. HER- more has been named to receive MAN ZONDEK of Jerusalem. The the 1966 Scopus Award, it was executive council appointed Prof. announced here by Nathaniel L. Mordhay Avron as head of the bio- Goldstein, president of the Ameri- chemistry section for a three-year can Friends of the Hebrew Uni- term and reappointed Prof. David versity. The award, which is the Danon as head of the biological highest distinction given by the ultrastructure section for an addi- American Friends, will be pre- tional three-year term. sented to Blaustein Nov. 21, at a * * * dinner in his honor at the Waldorf NELSON GLUECK, president of Astoria in New York. Irving Hebrew Union College-Jewish In- Mitchell Felt_of New York is chair- stitute of Religion, was awarded man. the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity by the Pacific School of Copper at Timna Religion in Berkley, Calif. Israel's copper production at * * * Timna, in a plant built with Israel U.S. Supreme Court Justice Bond aid, has been a growing ABE FORTAS and FRANK source of foreign currency. In ABRAMS of New York have been 1964-65, Timna showed a net profit named the 1966 laureates of the of 9,500,000 Israel pounds, and pro- Stephen S. Wise Award of the duction of copper cement rose to American Jewish Congress. The 9,600 tons, much of which was for awards will be presented at a din- export. Further expansion is ex- ner Sunday evening, in. the .Plaza pected to bring the annual produc- Hotel, New York. tion to 15,000 tons by 1970. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 28, 1966 35 - Romney, Cavanagh Proclaim Israel Week; Moshe Kol to Speak on Nov. 7 Governor George Romney and Mayor Jerome Cavanagh are pro- claiming the week of Nov. 7 as Israel Week. The event will be celebrated here jointly by the Israel Government Tourist Office, El Al Israel Air- lines, Greek Lines and Sheraton Hotels, at the Sheraton, starting with a special function Nov. 7. Menahem Eyal, midwest director of the Israel Government Tourist Office, announced that Israel Min- ister of Tourism and Development Moshe Kol will be guest speaker at the Nov. 7 function. For Kol, it will be his first visit here in this post. In the 18 years Israel has existed as an independ- ent nation, he is only the second person to hold the rank of a cabi- net member responsible for Israel's tourist development. During his visit, Kol will meet with members of the travel in- dustry, leading members of the Jewish community, the press and other officials. His trip here is viewed as a personal survey of the American travel market which will help him determine Israel's future tourist activities and pro- grams. Kol has served in numerous posts. He was one of the founders of the General Zionist Workers Movement, a member of the secre- ',...;111;.1.;• a ..t.".4 c...t. . . 4 k..z; 11;21:411.;± ..) elected its chairman. All local tourist agencies are par- ticipating in the Israel Week cele- bration. Excess of grief for the deceased is madness; for it is an injury to the living, and the dead know it not. —Xenophon Unbidden guests are often wel- comest when they are gone. —Shakespeare For the Ultimate in Fine Photography There Can Be No Compromise With Detail ■ ■ .; .;1111, ..±;.4, -, ...„ . 'I 1,"±: i ■ ;,•;,"; ► *1:71,!;71 tr."7.1 .7;!4.^1.7:71.7:7.irrZit!;:giT ir .7 •' :1t A tariat of Histadrut (Worker's Union) executive, chairman of the management board of Youth Aliya. He is one of the co - founders of the World General Zionist movement and one of the founders of the Israel Progressive Party. 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