Maas and Prentis Gifts Totaling
$500,000 Given Temple Beth El
Temple Beth El announced two
gifts totalling $500,000 toward the
construction of a religious school
and chapel on its site at Telegraph
and 14 Mile Roads in Bloomfield
Township.
One of the gifts was given by
B. L. Maas for the Maas Family
Memorial Chapel. A member of
Beth El for 46 years, Maas' con-
tribution was $250,000.
The other gift of $250,000 was
made by the M. L. Prentis Family
toward the building of a religious
school in memory of Jimmy Pren
tis Morris, Wally P. Straus and
Paul M. Shapiro. A member of
Beth El for 45 years, Prentis is
the retired treasurer of General
I Motors Corp.
Lester J. Morris, son-in-/Aw of
M. L. Prentis and a temple trus-
tee, stated that the Prentis gift was
in the form of a "challenge grant,"
U-M Scholarship to Honor Memory
of William Frank, Detroit Attorney
to stimulate contributions by offer-
ing to match gifts of the 1800 fam-
ilies of the congregation on a 10
to 1 basis.
Rabbi Richard C. Hertz said that
"the two generous contributions
will spark the enthusiasm of the
membership for a new building."
Aubrey H. Ettenheimer, presi-
dent of Beth El, said that the 28-
acre site in Bloomfield Township
was purchased by the congrega-
tion three years ago for the con-
struction, in stages, of a complex
o fedifices, including a religious
school, chapel, social hall and sanc-
tuary .
Before proceeding with the cam-
paign for the new Temple Beth
El, approval by the general mem-
bership is required at a congrega-
tional meeting, Ettenheimer said.
ANN ARBOR — A scholarship late Detroit attorney William S.
fund at the University of Mich- Frank has been established by a
igan Law School to honor the group of Mr. Frank's friends in De-
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troit.
Mr. Frank, a 1954 1 graduate of
the U-M Law School, practiced in
Detroit until his death in July
1966., He was in partnership with
his father, Seymour J. Frank.
William Frank, a graduate of
Central High School in Detroit,
was a member of the Michigan
Bar Association, the university's
"M" Club and Temple Israel in
Detroit.
The U-M Law School will use
the fund to assist students need-
ing financial help to begin, con-
tinue, or complete their law school
Detroit attorney Seymour education. The university an-
J. Frank (left) and Roy F.
nounced that additional contribu-
Proffitt, assistant dean of the
tions to the fund would be wel-
come. Such contributions should
University of Michigan Law
be sent to the William S. Frank
School, discuss details of the
Scholarship Fund in care of the
newly-established William S.
Law School.
Frank Scholarship Fund at the
ABBA EBAN, Israel's foreign
Michigan Law School, in mem-
William Frank is survived by minister, will address the luncheon
ory of Mr. Frank's son, William, his wife, Beverly, his four chil- meeting of the Detroit Economic
who graduated in law in 1954.
dren, a sister and his parents. Club, Monday, at Cob* Hall.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Soviet Magazine "Red Star" Says West Germany
Aids Israel With Atomic Weapons Manufacture
PARIS (ZINS) — The Soviet ing the meetings between David
army magazine Red Star has Ben-Gurion and Conrad Adenauer
featured news about West Ger- in New York.
many's assistance to Israel in the
manufacture of atomic arms.
Referring to "reliable sources,"
the publication says that for some
time there has been close scientific
cooperation in atomic research be-
tween "the two imperialist powerS"
and that the Germans have contri-
buted unsparingly toward the ac-
celeration of this research. The
journal states that Germany has
had access to Israel's atomic re-
search laboratories in spite of the
fact that they are not permitted
Murry & Shirlee Kobl in
to produce atomic arms.
Ben-Shari- Carolyn-Richard
According to the Red Star, the
German - Israel atomic agreement
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