Sol King, Albert Kahn Associates
Honored by Newcomen Society
SOL KING
LATE ALBERT KAHN
Sol King, president of Albert
Kahn Associates, was guest of
honor and principal speaker at the
dinner meeting of Newcomen So-
ciety of North America at the
Statler Hilton, Thursday. He was
introduced by University of Mich-
igan President Emeritus Dr. Har-
lan H. Hatcher.
American Newcomen honored Al-
bert Kahn Associates, Architects
and Engineers, the firm founded
in 1895 by Albert Kahn whose cre-
ative genius produced a record of
significant new architecture which
dots the globe.
In his address, King related the
history of the unique organization
he heads and its 75-year record of
notable achievements.
Perpetuating the work and life
of Thomas Newcomen (1663-1729)
whose inventions paved the way
for the Industrial Reyolution, Am-
erican Newcomen is associated
with the English Royal Society for
the encouragement of Arts, Manu-
ufacturing and Commerce.
The Newcomer! Society will dis
tribute copies of Mr. King's corn
plete address in booklet form,
with illustrations, to the 18,000
members, as well as to libraries
here and all over the world.
The National Bank of Detroit
held a reception for King prior to
the Newcomen dinner.
People
Make News
Goldens Announce
Daughter to fired
MISS LINDA GOLDEN
Students, Faculty
Urge Change in
Purdue Quota
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (JTA)
—Rabbi Gerald Engel, director of
the Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation
at Purdue University, reported
Wednesday that a faculty-student
conclave had recommended to
University President Fred Hovde
changes in the school's admissions
policy, which has been criticized as
discriminating against Jews and
applicants of other minorities.
'The recommendations emerged
from a weekend discusison on
"The Morality of Purdue's Admis-
sions Policy" at the Hillel Foun-
dation. Hovde had asked for "con-
structive suggestions" for modifi-
cation of the admission policy for
out-of-state applicants after the
university had come under severe
criticism.
Initially, Purdue University had
rejected virtually all applications
from students- in the New York
metropolitan area and New Jer-
sey. Later, the university set a
quota for both states but continued
to be under criticism for the con-
tent of its form letter to applicants
from the metropolitan New York
areas and from New Jersey.
The blanket policy had been
justified by the university with
the contention it was trying to
reduce the number of "disruptive
campus outsiders" among its
students.
Both faculty members and stu-
dents recommended that the letter
now being sent to New York and
New Jersey applicants be revised
because it discouraged such ap-
plicants and made it impossible
for the university to fill its own
established quota for the area,
• based on the populations of the
.two states.
The quota 'system for the two
states was introduced last Nov. 19
when Dr. John Hicks, assistant to
President Hovde, advised Rabbi
Engel that the blanket no-admis-
sion policy for the two states was
being changed to allow admissions
to applicants other than sons and
daughters of alumni of the school,
few of whom were residents of the
two areas.
Rabbi Engel proposed to Dr.
Hicks last January that the New
York-New Jersey quotas be elitn-
inated, and that all out-of-state in-
quiries about admission should be
handled with a uniform letter and
application forms.
Last May, Rep. Leonard Farb-
stein, New York Democrat, called
for a Department of Justice in-
vestigation of the Purdue Univer-
sity admissions policy and later
introduced two bills in the house,
one to curb discriminatory admis-
sions policies in schools of higher
learning and one to reward with
additional federal funds schools
admitting students without any
discrimination.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Golden of
Scotia Ave., Oak Park, announce
State Rep. ALBERT A. KRA the engagement of their daughter
MER was presiding officer at the Linda Jean to Richard Krieger,
annual Conference of Insurance son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Legislators recently held at the Krieger of Votrobeck Dr.
Hotel Pontchartrain. Kra me r,
A December wedding is planned.
chairman of the House of Repre-
sentatives Committee on Insur- British Liberal Youth
ance, is vice chairman of the con-
ference, an association of legis- Quit Pro-Arab Group
lators involved in insurance from
LONDON (JTA) — The Na-
states east of the Mississippi tional League of Young Liberals,
River. Kramer stated that he the youth wing of Britain's Lib-
would not be a candidate for elec- eral Party, has withdrawn from
tion as national president, beCauce the anti-Israel Palestine Solidarity
he will not be returning as a mem- Campaign on grounds that it does
ber of the legislature in the coming not want to be identified with
year. Kramer also has been ap- Arab terrorism.
Jack Barnett, joint honorary sec-
pointed a member of the insurance
committee of the State Bar of retary of the Liberal Friends of
Ortat Ora'
Michigan.
Israel, told the Jewish Telegraphic
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Agency that the party as a : whole
Cunningham Drug Stores an- was gratified by this move.
"We see in this a first step
nounce the appointment of BEN
CENTENNIAL CHAPTER will
W. GRUSKIN as divisional vice towards a reversal of the pro-Arab
president. Gruskin has been active policy, expressed by some mem- hold a board meeting 8 p.m. Oct.
in all phases of the beverage in- bers of the Young Liberal Move- 6 at the home of Mrs. Harold Gay-
dustry since 1934 and in his new ment, which has done so much to nor, 23929 Plumbrooke, Southfield.
Position, he will be coordinating distract attention from the Liberal Co-hostesses are Mrs. Sol Kushner
all sales and purchases in the bev- Party's overwhelming sympathy and Mrs. Arthur. Schott, announces
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for the state of Israel," he said. the president, Mrs. Myron Gruskin.
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DR. SIDNEY ADLER, Detroit
physician, was chosen president- Detroiters Attend Embassy Reception
elect of the MIchigstn State Medi-
cal Society at its annual meeting
in Detroit Tuesday. He will be
instated next year.
In Pursuit of Heuer
TIIE DETROIT JEWISH KM
A man complained to Rabbi
Friday, September 25, 1970-37
Bunam: "The Talmud (Eruhin
13a) tells us that when a man
runs away from honors, honors
run after him. Now I have run
away from honors, but no honors
pursue me."
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"The reason," explained the
Footwear
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backwards."
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