People Make News A Boston University kidney ex- pert, Dr. ARNOLD S. RELMAN, an international leader in research and practice in his field, has been named chief of two of the major medical services at Boston City Hospital. The appointment of Dr. Reiman, professor of medicine at Boston University School of Medi- eine, was announced jointly by the Boston department of health and hospitals and Boston Univer- sity. The appointment will be ef- fective July 1. Recipient of a cov- eted Research Career Award from the U.S. Public Health Service, Dr. Reiman is editor of the Journal • Of Clinical Investigation and chief Of the kidney and electrolyte sec- tion, Evans Department of Clinical Research at Boston University Medical Center. • • LEON DULTZIN. member of the Jewish Agency executive who re- cently resigned from a committee post in the Gahal Herut-Liberal - bloc, said here Tuesday that the bloc could continue to exist only if there was a change in the electoral system in Israel and if Herut de- fined its position with regard to Israel's frontiers and Israel's rela- tions with Germany. Dultzin, cur- rently visiting Argentina, told a press conference that the electoral change was necessary to end the splintered character of Israeli poli- tics. He was replying to a question about his resignation. A Religious Military Choir • A religious military choir, the first of Its kind in 'Tzahal (The Israeli De- fence Army). and in the whole world. is soon to be set up through the initia• tire of the Ililitary Chief Rabbinate. The purpose of the choir is a double One: It will be a synagogue choir for the military sym,gognes on festi 5 als. shabatnt and special prayers. The choir will also appear on the lives of Shah- at and at "(Meg Shabat - parties be- fore the soldiers in the regiments. and not only for the religious ones. The choir will have a special roper toire. There are eight members, ac• eompanied by an acciirclionist. and they sing tunes of all the Jewish COIIIIIIIIIIi• ties. Now they are learning a compost. 'non made up of mo tifs that charac- set- terize various rum mutinies. The ting up ol this choir. which on Shah. appear without musical ac- at will the problem will solve companiment of entertanment of the soldiers in Tzahal on Shabbat. the ncith lvritii (11a- (Published ti ■ mitt,„ einv• tit ii • rypi r'$74 ntpopn "K1 ,rrril rinqT - K;T) 5"1x; rtrop riptti ,'i7 Ci5iY;1 ($`It.r.".5 -71 P1 apr in .rorthelci rrqi;$u :51D; Trp. 1; ,;73774 riPP - ro nt?;71 7)P t7.n)prt'71 1:11,$;T nplp -, p;p 17 , pirio rri`ripr:11 rrin;ti,crAn; - '313.7; r p ?_)zi rpin emte 13;?- nino741 rind ,nivrp; tr:uo ,10 nr.117vn 5V IFVM Tr7:0- n't110 "I*; ,1 99 7 ; rq 174 (1113'?Wio i rl5 111 'W ti! ,u9'7 .ni-ryu 1 4, inTr 51 TI1:11 1:11 4 1 1074 731:V ,(71)1W M'T 1n5 cri7'Ip37U ,r1;71p00 rMV:1 rim; 11nop ,,tm ,016 ,1* ,v; 1 virD ni 401) , Y roVI nri* rsintinV JUDGE EDWARD S. SILVER of the Kings County Surrogate's Court, will receive the 1967 Solo- mon Bublick Award of the Hebrew , University, it was announced Tues- day by former Attorney General Nathaniel L. Goldstein, president of the American Friends of the He- brew University. The award will be presented at a dinner in Judge Silver's honor Monday at the Plaza Hotel. William 0. Douglas, justice of the United States Supreme Court, will be the principal speak- er. The award *presented in alter. nate years to the person "who, during the two years preceding the * • • award, has made the most signifi- Israel President ZALMAN SHA- cant contribution to the progress ZAR will head an international and development of Israel." David gathering at the formal dedication Ben-Gurion was the first recipient of the new building of the Paul in 1949. • * * Baerwald School of Social Work at A non-Jewish survivor of the the Hebrew University of Jerusa- lem, April 19. This date will mark Nazi depredations in Poland, a the end of the April 16-19 colloqu- graduate architect who is now earn- ium attended by American, Euro- ing a living as a janitor in a public pean, Far Eastern and Israeli library in the Bronx. is the artist scholars in the behavioral sciences now exhibiting an interesting col- lection of "Warsaw Ghetto Recol- and by leaders in social welfare. • * lections" at the gallery of the The- SAMUEL HOLZMAN, a retired odor Herzl Institute,515 Park Ave.. Coney Island concessionaire, has New York. WLADYSLAW BRZO- donated funds for the establish- SKO has done four large oils on the ment at New York University's Warsaw Ghetto, two of which are College of Dentistry the institu- included in the current exhibit at tion's first chair in endodontics, the Herzl Gallery. Along with these according to an announcement by massive size oils, the exhibit in- Dr. Raymond J. Nagle, dean of , eludes 34 smaller works in char- the . college. Endodontics is the coal and water color, what he calls newest dental specialty, using tech- niques that permit dentists to save fragments of composition which diseased or broken teeth without went into the making of his major resort to extraction. The size of efforts. the gift was not announced, but - an endowment for a professorship at NYU usually runs up to $500,- 000., The Mayflower Life Insurance Co. of Michigan announces the ap- pointment of Irving N. Weisberg and Associates, 2766 W. 11 Mile, Berkley, as a general agent in the Detroit area. Weisberg is a life a n d qualifying member of the Million Dollar Round Table and has been one of the industry's production lead- ers for the past six years. Weisberg I • * ZEEV SHAREF. Israel minister of trade and industry, arrived here NIonday and had a conference with Michael Stewart, secretary of state for economic affairs. He was given a reception by Douglas Jay. hoard of trade president, at the Lancaster House. • Finance Minister PINHAS SA- PIR is in Bucharest at the head of an Israeli delegation which will di;cuss with highest Romanian authorities the final phase of an economic Pact between the two governments. The pact was reached here tentatively three weeks ago when a delegation from Romania visited Israel. The finance minister's visit to Romania is the first made by a member of Israel's cabinet to any country in Eastern Europe for the signing of a bilateral agreement. Romania will also participate in the 1967 International Agricultural and Food Exhibit which will be held in Tel Aviv in May and June, exhibit officials announced. Ground breaking for a new of- fice building on the corner of Lee Baker Drive and the service drive of I-696 in the city of Southfield will be held 2 p.m. Saturday. Part- ners in the venture are ROGER BOESKY. ALFRED REMENY, and NORMAN L. LIPPITT. The struc- ture. valued in excess of $650,000. will have 18,000 square feet of rentable floor area with 90 car parking. Boesky and Lippitt will soon open new offices in this new building in conjunction with their law practice. *: • Promotions to the rank of profes- sor, associate professor, senior sci- entist and research associate have been approved by the executive council of the Weizmann Institute of Science, it was announced by Institute President Meyer W. Weis- gal in Rehovot. Dr. SHMUEL SIITRIKMAN of the department of electronics was promoted to pro- fessor. Drs. ZEEV FRAENKEL, JOEL GAT, AHARON NI R, PHILIP RABINOWITZ, and ER- NEST WINOCOUR to associate professor. Dr. HAIM HARARI, ZEEV LUZ, KURT ROSENFIECK and ZEEV VAGER to senior sci- entist. 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