THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 26, 1967-13
Mark Goldsmith Wins Year in Israel
Kramer Takes Helm of Zionist Organization
Richard B. Kramer will be in-
stalled as president of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit at its in-
stallation dinner 7:30 p.m. June
5 at the Zionist Cultural Center.
Succeeding Carmi Slomovitz as
head of the organization, Kramer
moves up from the vice presi-
dency. He will be assisted by the
following officers elected at the
ZOD annual meeting:
Slomovitz, chairman of the exec-
utive committee; Dr. Alex S.
Friedlaender, Louis Panush, Dr.
placed Persons. His combat unit
was awarded two Presidential Unit
citations and was decorated by
the Belgian and French govern-
ments.
Twice chairman of the an-
nual Jewish National Fund Con-
ference for the state of Michigan,
Kramer also was chairman of
the Allied Jewish Campaign
metropolitan division and is
honorary president of Harry S.
Truman Branch of Farband,
which he helped found.
Kramer is a member of the
board of trustees of the Labor
Zionist Institute, in which a room
was dedicated to the memory of
his late father, Morris S. Kramer,
a pioneer in Detroit Zionist activi-
ties. In the ZOD, Kramer was
Balfour Concert chairman and pro-
gram chairman, as well as chair-
man of the constitution and by-
laws revision committee.
Married to the former Billie
Goldberg of Chicago, Kramer is
the father of two children.
Mark Goldsmith, a ninth grade graduate of Hillel Day School,
is congratulated by Carmi M. Slomovitz, president of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, upon Mark's being selected as recipient of
the first ZOD Academic Scholarship for a year's study at the
Mollie Goodman High School in Israel. Looking on are (from left)
Louis Panush; Reuben Young, ZOD youth chairman; and Dr. Alex
S. Friedlaender.
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A ninth grade graduate of Hillel
Day School, Mark Goldsmith, was
named winner of the first Aca-
demic Scholarship for a year's
study at the Mollie Goodman High
School in Ashkelon, Israel.
The scholarship, competition,
sponsored by the Zionist Organiza-
tion of Detroit, was open to stu-
dents in all Jewish schools of the
city that offer an intensive He-
brew program.
Mark, who attended Ramah
camps in California and Canada
from 1962 through 1965, is a mem-
ber of Adas Shalom United Syna-
gogue Youth and is on its religious
committee. He is a Tora reader
for the youth and senior congrega-
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tion, served as cantor for the High
Holy Day youth service at Adas
Shalom and was a member of the
senior congregation choir.
A veteran actor (he attended
Will-O-Way Apprentice Theater),
Mark had leads in Hines produc-
tion of "Fiddler on the Roof" and
more recently "My Fair Lady" in
Hebrew.
Mark is president of the Hillel
Student Council, received first
prize in the 1966 Science Fair at
the school, first prize in Hillel's
Bible Contest that year and sec-
ond prize this year for the re-
gional Bible Contest. He also re-
ceived a commendation in the De-
troit News Writing Awards Com-
petition for 1967.
a
ZOD Plans Cha gall Exhibit
June 4 - July 1, Garelick Gallery
Don Faternick
found Phillips
Northland Men's
Shoe Shop.
RICHARD B. KRAMER
Sidney Friedlaender, Dr. Sanford
A. Bennett and Reuben Young,
vice presidents; Dr. Sidney Z.
Leib, secretary; and Dr. Maxwell
M. Hoffman, treasurer.
Nominated to the board of
directors for a three-year term
were Mrs. Sanford A. Bennett,
Paul D. Borman, I. Irving Feld-
man, Mrs. Norma Hudosh, M.
Ben Lewis, Benjamin M. Rose,
William R. Roth, Mrs. Carmi M.
Slomovitz, Mrs. Philip Slomo-
vitz, Emil Spilman and Dr.
Lester Zeff.
The following were renominated
to the board:
Philip J. Cutler, Harry A. Davidoff.
Dr. Simon Dolin, Dr. Maurice Floch. S.
Tracy Freeman, Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman.
Louis E. Levitan and David M. Zeliman.
Robert Garelick; Mrs. I. Walter Silver; Mrs. Ira Kaufman;
Carmi M. Slomovitz, president of the Zionist Organization of De-
troit; and Dr. Alex Friedlaender plan for a preview showing of the
Marc Chagall 80th birthday exhibition to be held by the ZOD 7:30
p.m. Wednesday at Garelick • Gallery.
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A preview showing of the Marc chairmen for the Chagall festival:
Chagall 80th birthday exhibition,
Mrs. I. Walter Silver, judge;
sponsored by the Zionist Organi- Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman and Dr, Alex
zation of Detroit, will be shown S. Friedlaender; also Dr. and Mrs.
7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Garelick Sanford A. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs.
Gallery.
Al Borman, Mrs. Alex S. Fried-
The Chagall festival showing laender, Dr. and Mrs. Sidney
will be officially opened to the Friedlaender, Mrs. Samuel Gold,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Gitlin, Dr.
public June 4-July 1.
Chagall's water colors, etchings and Mrs. Maxwell M. Hoffman,
Mrs. Norma Hudosh, Mr. and
and graphics, as well as his Bible Mrs. Richard B. Kramer, Louis E.
series, Jerusalem Windows and a Levitan, Mrs. Carmi M. Slomovitz,
100 or more of his works will be Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz and
shown here. Many dignitaries will Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sniderman.
participate in the festival.
For information, call Zionist
Carmi M. Slomovitz, president House, 353-3636, or the Garelick
of the Zionist Organization of De- Gallery, UN 3-2944.
troit, appointed the following
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Jews Can Beat Ban
on Bearded Beatniks
WASHINGTON (JTA) — A
spokesman for the Greek embas-
sy said that rabbis and Orthodox
Jews wearing beards — if they
can prove they are not "beatniks"
—will be exempted from the
newly-announced Greek ban on
bearded tourists. He said the
exclusion of bearded persons was
aimed at non-Greeks who were
"beatniks."
If Jews who wear beards for
religious reasons can prove their
affiliations, they will be ad-
mitted the embassy spokesman
said. Bearded Jewish "beatniks"
will be denied entry along with
"beatniks" of other religious or-
igins. The spokesman empha-
sized the exclusion law was
aimed at "beatniks" rather than
beards.
Installing officer at the dinner
will be Philip Slomovitz.
"The Mrs. Three," consisting of
Mesdames Earl Ack, Nathan Cole-
man and Victor Lawson, will sing
English, - Yiddish, Hebrew and Is-
raeli songs.
Cocktails will precede the din-
ner, at which citations and awards
will be presented.
Kramer, an attorney, is a grad-
uate of Wayne State University
and its department of social work,
and he holds a doctor of laws de-
gree from the University of Chi-
cago.
At one time a regional director
of the Council of Jewish Federa-
tions and Welfare Funds, Kramer
also served as executive secretary
to the Jewish Community Rela-
tions Council of New Haven,
Conn.
Kramer holds six battle stars
from the European Theater of
Operations, in which he served as
combat and counterintelligence of-
ficer, with the rank of captain,
for the U.S. Army Air Force dur-
ing World War II.
Among the first to enter the
Buchenwald Concentration Camp
at liberation, Kramer assisted in
the organization of the Jewish
Committee on Liberation of Dis-
Don Faternick, well-known industrial giant
in the ferrous and non-ferrous metals field,
(who is known to his friends as Rock Hud-
son), found us and a pair of our specially
imported Italian hopsack slip-ons. (That's a
casual, comfortable, lightweight shoe in tan,
green, brown, black or royal blue that's just
$12.95.) Mr. Faternick said these are all-
around shoes that he'll be able to wear just
about anywhere. Even when he's out im-
personating James Cagney, (which he does
very well).
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