People Make News
Rabbi HILLEL I. MTLLGRAM
MRS. JULIAN PRIVER, 3470
of Cong. Beth Israel, Flint, will Cambridge, has been reappointed
be a delegate to the annual con- Central Wayne recruitment chair-
vention of the Rabbinical Assem- 1 man for the 1967 Torch Drive it
bly, the international association was announced by Mrs. Robert F.
of Conservative rabbis, at the Sullivan , United Foundation Re-
Shoreham Hotel in Washington cruitment chairman. Prior to be-
coming Central Wayne recruitment
next week.
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chairman last year, Mrs. Priver
The 1967 Israel Prize was award- had worked in Torch Drive cam-
ed to DR. A. L. OLITZKI, former paigns since 1955. She was Central
dean of Hebrew University-Hadas- Wayne unit chairman for the res-
sah Medical School in Jerusalem. idential campaign in 1965. A reg-
Dr. Olitzki now is spending a year istered nurse, Mrs. Priver is a
member of the board of trustees
in research at National Jewish
Hospital in Denver. Israel's high- of the Visiting Nurse Association,
est honor was presented to Dr. a Torch Drive agency. She also is
Olitzki for his work in medical re- a board member of the Jewish
search and education. The Israel Welfare Federation women's divi-
Prize is given to scientists and ar- sion and the National Council of
tists for outstanding achievement Jewish Women.
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in the sciences, humanities, arts
PAUL D. BORMAN, president
and literature. The prize for medi-
of
Food
Fair
Markets, and HY-
cal science is given at two- or
three-year intervals. Dr. Olitzki MAN SAFRAN, president of Saf-
currently is working with Dr. W. ran Printing Co., were named to
B. Schaefer, NJII experimental the board of directors of United
microbiologist, on atypical myco- Foundation.
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bacteria — micro-organisms which
RABBI TOBIAS ROTH, spiritual
cause disease similar to tubercu-
losis. Dr. Olitzki came to National leader of Cong. Degel Israel,
Jewish Hospital last fall. He is on Watertown, N.Y., has been named
sabbatical from Hadassah Medical associate director of program and
School, where he is professor and publications and the chaplain of
chairman of the departments of the Bnai Brith Youth Organization.
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bacteriology, clinical microbiology
Prominent New York lawyer and
and serology.
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real estate, investor LAWRENCE
SHELDON GALENS has been I A. WIEN h'as been elected chair-
appointed catering manager at the man of the Brandeis University
Detroit Statler-Hilton Hotel, it has board of trustees. Wien, who has
been announced by general man- been serving as vice chairman of
ager Frank W. Teich. A native the Brandeis trustees. has been a
since 1957.
Detroiter, Galens joined Hilton member of the board
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Hotels Corp. in February 1964 as
Robert Solomon and Associates,
a food and beverage trainee at the
Palmer House in Chicago. He serv- advertising, announces the appoint-
ed as banquet sales representative ment of JOHN ALEXANDER. A
before being named assistant cater- graduate of Harvard College, he is
ing manager, a post he held until a native Detroiter and a veteran
his recent promotion to catering of 14 years in the agency business
manager at the Detroit Statler- in Detroit. ' • • •
Galens, a graduate of Mum-
More than 400 guests contributed
ford High School, attended High-
land Park Junior College and Fer- in excess of $1,000,000 to the
United Jewish Appeal at a lunch-
ris State College before receiving
his degree in hotel administration con of the real estate, builders,
management
and general contrac-
from Michigan State University.
He and his wife live in Oak Park. tors division of the United Jewish
Appeal
of
Greater
New York held
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at the Hotel Roosevelt in honor of
Rabbi HERBERT A. FRIED- IRVING SCHNEIDER, UJA leader.
MAN, executive vice chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal, left
New York for Israel for con- Central High Graduates
sultations with top officials in the
of "47 to Hold Reunion
government and the Jewish Agency
The Central High School class
regarding projects of the UJA-
Israel Education Fund. Rabbi of 1947 is planning a petite buffet
Friedman will review the progress dinner-dance to be held at the
of the IEF and future plans with Hillcrest Country Club 8:30 p.m.
Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir, June 21.
For tickets, call Sylvia Wald-
Education Minister Zalman Ar-
anne and Aryeh L. Pincus, chair- man, VE 6-6670, or Gladys Kem-
man and treasurer of the - Jewish per, 353-9779. Anyone having in-
Agency. Additionally, while in Is- formation as to the address of
rael, Rabbi Friedman will hold out-of-town grads is asked to con-
discussions with Prime Minister tact the persons listed.
Reservations must be made by
Levi Eshkol and Foreign Minister
Monday.
Abba Eban.
Try and Stop Me
13y BENNETT CERF
T
a wealthy book collector in Dallas whose rare
HERE'S
editions are worth many millions of dollars in today's
market. A new professor in SMU's English department
gazed with awe at the
impressive collection, and
told its owner, "You must
be one of the best-read
scholars in Texas."
"Best read!" scoffed
the collector's wife. "He's
so busy running around
to auctions outbidding
other collectors he hasn't
had time to read one book
in the past four years!"
•
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A distinguished book pub•
Esher, driving with the top
of his convertible down,
w a s wearing vermilion
pants, a green shirt, a can-
ary yellow tie, and a Sherlock Holmes hat. A motorcycle cop
drew alongside and ordered him to the curb. "But I was only
going 30 miles an hour," protested the publisher. "I'm not going
to give you a ticket," the cop reassured him. "I just wanted to
hear you talk!"
Brenda Cohen Betrothed
to Howard Rosenberg
Friday, May 26, 1967-31
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Robert Simon Jr. to Talk LA Federation on TV
LOS ANGELES (JTA) — Four
Before Technion Group weekly television programs and
five radio series are now being
broadcast regularly here under the
supervision and direction of the
Jewish Federation-Council of
Greater Los Angeles, Robert Ros-
enson, chairman of the JF-C public
p.m. June 8 at the Jewish Center. information committee, reported.
Robert E. Simon Jr., president
The executive producer of the
of Reston Virginia Inc., will speak radio-TV programs is Saul Rubin,
on "Planning Community."
director of JF-C communications
Simon, a graduate of Harvard commission, who developed the
University, was,
idea and got the programs on the
fro m 1938 to
air with the backing of Isidore
Robert Brody, president of the
Detroit Chapter of American So-
ciety for Technion-Israel Institute
of, Technology, announces that the
Detroit:Chapter will hold the third
in its current series of lectures 8
1960, president of
Carnegie Hall,
MISS BRENDA COHEN
Sobeloff, executive director of the
Federation-Council. Associated with
Rubin is Mrs. Elaine Attias.
owned by Simon
Enterprises Inc.,
of which he was
president. Since
1961 he has been
president of Res-
ton Virginia, a
FOR THE LIGHTEST TRANSPORTATION
NEXT TO FLYING
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cohen of
Sorrento Avenue. announce the en- firm which is de-
gagement of their daughter Brenda veloping a 7,000-
Simon
Naomi to Howard Steven Rosen- acre tract 18 miles from Washing-
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ton, D. C. as the new town of Res-
Rosenberg of Oxley Dr., South- ton. Virginia, which will ultimately
field.
have a population of 75,000 people.
Miss Cohen attended Michigan
In 1941, Simon, a music buff,
State University and Wayne State edited "Be Your Own Music Crit-
University. her fiance is a grad- ic," which was published by Dou-
uate of the University of Mich- bleday.
igan and presently attends Wayne
Simon is past president of the
State University's law school.
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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
ETERNAL LIGHT.
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "A Different Same-
ness" by Virginia Mazer, will dis-
cuss Fresh Air Fund programs and
the relationship between an 11-1
year-old Negro schoolgirl and a
young teacher.
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HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2.
Feature: "Israel — Creativity
Through the Ages," synagogue art
through the ages, will be present-
ed by Dr. Bernard Goldman of
Wayne State University.
and
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK.
Feature: A discussion of the
archeological diggings in the ruins
of Massada, the palace of King
Herod, the ancient synagogue and
fortress. Yigael Yadin will nar-
rate.
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IN CONTACT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WJR.
Feature: "Crime and Constitu-
tional Precepts" will be discussed
by Supreme Court Justic Theodore
Souris. Hal Youngblood will mod-
erate.
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HEAR OUR VOICE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "The Art of the Can-
tor," a feature on Jewish music,
will be presented. Cantor Orbach
is host of the series. Jan Peerce,
singing music for Hanuka, Sab-
bath and High Holy Days, will be
featured.
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LUBAVFTCH JEWISH HOUR
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WKNR.
Feature: A program devoted to
Lag b'Omer will be presented.
Rabbi Kagen will speak on the
holiday's significance, and reports
about the parade and outing in
Oak Park will be given. The Luba-
vitch and Pirchei Youth Choral en-
sembles will provide musical in-
terlude.
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DIRECTIONS
Time: Noon Sunday.
Station: Channel 7.
Feature: "A Life in Song," a
program of folk music in the Jew-
ish tradition written by Moses
Martha
Rowell and featuring
Schlamme.
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