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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40—Friday, April 21, 1967
Gubow Named 'Outstanding Federal Administrator'
Lawrence Gubow, U. S. attorney
for Eastern Michigan, has been
named "Outstanding Federal Ad-
ministrator of the Year," and Mrs.
Bettie Yancey, blind computer
programer at the U. S. Army
Tank - Automotive Command
(ATAC), has been selected as
"Outstanding Federal Employe of
the Year," Robert F. Phillips, pre-
sident of the Federal Executive
Association, sponsors of the annual
selection, announced.
Phillips, who is regional direc-
tor of the Small Business Adminis-
tration, said:
"Mr. Gubow and Mrs. Yancey
exemplify the finest attributes of
Federal employes. They are dedi-
cated workers who have overcome
considerable obstacles to achieve
success in their fields while play-
ing active roles in the community.
"They will be honored at the
annual Federal Executive Associa-
tion's awards luncheon May 9, in •
the Veterans Memorial Building
Ballroom."
Alfred B. Fitt, Detroit attorney I
now serving as general counsel for
the Department of Army, will be
guest speaker at the luncheon
which will be chaired by Maj. Gen.
William W. Lapsley, ATAC com-
manding general.
Gubow began participating ac-
tively in community and state af-
fairs in 1950 after graduation from
the University of Michigan Law
Miss Steinbc,g to fled
Miss Robert Gossman
t.
MISS NANCY STEINBERG
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Stein-
berg, 19915 Shrewsbury, announce
the engagement of their, daughter
Nancy to Robert Gosstnan, son
of Mrs. Joseph If. Gos an and
31 Cata-
the late Dr. Gossman,
lina, Southfield.
Both attended Mich' an State
University. Miss Steinb rg is a
Tau so-
member of Sigma De1t
ember of
rority. Her fiance is a
Sigma Alpha Mu frate ty.
tenant in the Infantry in January,i
1943, after completion of Officers'
Candidate School. Wounded and
captured in January 1945 while
serving as a company commander
with the 45th Division in Europe,
he was hospitalized (after repatria-
tion) until July, 1948, when he was
discharged as a captain for physi-
cal disability.
He has held a number of local,
state and national offices in var-
ious organizations and served as
Commissioner of Michigan Corpora-
tion and Securities Commission
from January, 1956, until his ap-
pointment by President Kennedy
as U.S. Attorney in March, 1961.
He was reappointed by President
Johnson in 1965.
In his selection as "Outstanding
LAWRENCE GUBOW
Federal Administrator," Gubow is
School. He completed undergrad- cited for his impartial and uni-
uate studies for a BA at U. of M. form prosecution of -duties as U.S.
in 1940 and entered the U.S. Army Attorney regardless of the indivi-
in July, 1941, as an enlisted man. duals involved.
In particular he is commended
He was commissioned a 2nd Lieu-
for his reform of bail procedures
for defendants in federal court ac-
tions. Until his action, substantial
money bonds were demanded of
defendants, resulting in many eco-
nomically distressed persons being
jailed until their court appearance.
After the reform, three out of
four accused individuals were re-
leased on bail on personal recogni-
zance. The rate of appearances of
accused persons did not change
markedly and substantial savings
were effected in the reduction of
prisoner housing costs and public
assistance to prisoners' families
while permitting accused indivi-
duals to prepare for their defense.
Gubow's revised bail procedure
has since been enacted, in modi-
fied form, into law by Congress as
the Bail Reform Act of 1966.
Gubow is active in many Jew-
ish movements, is a Jewish War
Veterans leader, has aided Israel
Bond and Allied Jewish Campaign
efforts.
LZO-Landsmanshaften Celebration to Honor Lipsitz
Hyman Lipsitz, lifelong Labor of Halutzim, who intended to set-
tle in then Palestine.
He came to Detroit in 1932,
other Jewish causes, will be the during the depth of the Depres-
sion,
was in the fruit business for
guest of honor at the Labor Zion-
ist Nlovement-Landsmanshaften Is- some years, then in the junk
rael 19th anniversary celebration business. In 1943 he organized
on May 22 at the Labor Zionist Capitol Waste Paper Co. with his
partner, Ted Weiss, and is presi-
Institute.
Zionist, a leader in Landsmanshaf-
ten circles and active in many
The community-wide celebration
will climax the 1967 LZO-Lands-
manshaften 1967 Israel Bond cam-
paign. Morris Lieberman, chair-
man of the ad-
ministrative com-
mittee of the La-
bor Zionist Move-
ment, Mrs. Mor-
ris L. Schaver, a
dedicated pioneer
leader in the
Labor Zionist
movement, a n d
Harry L. Schu-
mer, who has
long served as Lipsitz
LZO - Landsmanshaften campaign
chairman, will head the celebra-
tion.
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MARSHALL D. SHULMAN
School of Law and Diplomacy at
Tufts University and previously
was director of the Harvard Uni-
versity Russian Research Center.
He was assistant to Secretary of
State Dean Acheson from 1950 to
1951 and had written most of Pre-
sident Truman's speeches during
that period.
A graduate of the University of
Michigan. Prof. Shulman received
his Ph.D. at Columbia. He is the
author of several books on Russia.
Last year, while in Russia, he
was accused of espionage by a
Soviet newspaper organ, but his
stay in Russia ended without in-
cident.
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a leader in Poale Zion and or-
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Lipsitz was horn near Pinsk and
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tional Jewish education. He first
served in the Russian and then
in the Polish army when Poland
MISS ELAINE JAFFA
Mrs. William Jaffa of Meyers
Rd. announces the engagement of
her daughter Elaine Caral to El-
liott Hershel Klain, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Klain of Avon
Lane, Southfield. Miss Jaffa is
the daughter of the late William
Jaffa.
Both attend Wayne State Uni-
versity. A December wedding is
planned.
dent of the conipany. He is also
president of the Natural Aggre-
gate Co., dealing in sand and
gravel.
Lipsitz is active in Arlazaroff
Branch of Farband, Pinsker Pro-
gressive Aid Society, Brandeis
Lodge of Bnai Brith and Congre-
RABBI MORDECAI KIRSH-
gation Bnai Moshe and is a trus-
tee of Chesed Shel Emes (Hebrew BLUM, member of the Jewish
Memorial Society). He is ac- Agency executive, was guest of
tive in behalf of Yeshiva Univer- honor at a reception in Buenos
sity, Bar-Ilan University in Israel, Aires given by the Latin American
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah and Allied executives of the World Jewish
Jewish Campaign and has partici- Congress.
pated in Israel Bond campaigns
since the initiation of Israel Bond
drives in 1951.
Prof. Marshall D. Shulman, son
Mrs. Lipsitz (Bella) has been
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Shul- a participant with her husband
man of Woodstock Ave., last week in Jewish causes. The daughter,
was named director of the Colum- Mrs. Morris (Natalie) Epstein,
bia University Russian Institute, and the two sons, Harold and
succeeding Prof. Alexander Dallin. Ralph, are carrying on the family
Dr. Shulman, who is recognized tradition of service. The Lipsitzes
as one of the leading authorities have three grandchildren.
on Russia. until now was professor
of international politics at Fletcher
Mordechai Gazit, assistant direc-
tor-general of the Israel Foreign
Ministry, will be the guest speaker.
Jaffa-Klain Wedding
Planned for December
Pierre Wigny, the Belgian jus-
tice minister, made a special visit
to the Consistoire Central Israelite
de Belgique in Brussels to present
its president, PAUL PHILIPPSON,
with the award of the Order of
Leopold. The award was made in
appreciation for his efforts in Jew-
ish religious and social institutions.
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