Ellen Krowitz Plans
liTedding to Mr. Matlen

People Make News

JWV Commander Urges
Accelerated Programs
Dr. MAX CORAL, retired dean was elected a foreign associate of
for
Addicted Veterans
of Wayne State University's Mon- the U.S. National Academy of Sci-

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 7, 1971-35

teith College, accepted a WSU
Distinguished Alumnus Award from
Augustus J. Calloway, chairman of
the university's board of gover-
nors, at the WSU annual reunion
held April 24. Dr. Coral graduated
from Wayne in 1927 and was a
member of the faculty for 35 years.

ences at its annual business ses-
sion in Washington, D.C. His elec-
tion brings to four the representa-
tion of Weizmann Institute scien-
tists in the National Academy. The
others are Dr. Albert B. Sabin, Dr.
Chaim L. Pekeris and Dr. Ephraim
Ka tchalski.

HY HERMAN

Detroit Public Schools Superin-
tendent Dr. NORMAN DRACH-
LER was among the speakers at
a three-day weekend conference in
New York on "The Public Schools
and American Democratic Plural-
ism—the Role of the Jewish Com-
munity." The conference was held
under the auspices of the National
Jewish Community Relations Ad-
visory Council, coordinating body
MISS*T4LLEN KROWITZ
of nine major national Jewish or-
Mr. anti Irs. Harry Krowitz of ganizations and 87 local Jewish
Westmoreland Ave. announce the councils in cities throughout the
engagement of their daughter United States.
Ellen to Alan Matlen, son of Mr.
Prof. AHARON ICATZIR-ICATCH-
and Mrs. Louis Matlen of Encino,
ALSKY, head of the department of
Calif.
polymer research of the Weizmann
An August wedding is planned. Institute of Science at Rehovot,

ABRAHAM S. KARLIKOW has
been appointed director of the Eu-
ropean office of the American Jew-
ish Committee.

EL PASO, Tex. — The national
commander of the Jewish War
Veterans of the U.S.A. appealed
for more adequate programs to
rehabilitate returning Vietnam
veterans addicted to drugs.
According to Albert Schlossberg
of Milton, Mass., JWV national
commander, drug addiction and
psychological problems brought on
by drug abuse "have reached epi-
demic proportions."
While praising the army's am-
nesty program for drug addicts,
whereby a GI can turn himself
in and go unpunished if he sub-
mits to treatment, the commander
termed the program "a way for
the army to wash its hands of this
enormous problem and throw it
into the laps of the Veterans Ad-
ministration and other public and
private agencies."

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JACOB HIATT, Worcester,
Mass., businessman and civic lead-
er, has been elected chairman of
the Brandeis University board of
trustees.
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MAX SCHRUT
Mayor Norman Feder has select-
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and Prompt Service
of National Bank of Southfield, to
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MORDECHAI BAR-ON, head of
Weddings - Bar Mitsvas
Recovered Like New
the youth and hehalutz depart-
Bed pillows cleaned and recovered
We Corn* to Your Homo
ment of the World Zionist Organi-
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York to meet with members of the
board of trustees of the American
Zionist Youth Foundation, Ameri-
can Jewish youth leaders and edu-
Agudath Israel of Greater Detroit
Seeks Yizkor Prayer
cators. The associate director of the
proudly presents
youth and hehalutz department,
for Departed Veterans
REUVEN AGMON, also arrived to
Editor, The Jewish News:
complete arrangements for the 1971
On many occasion I often won- summer programs sponsored by
dered why haven't we a special the American Zionist Youth Foun-
Yizkor prayer for veterans of our dation, in cooperation with the
of New York
youth and hehalutz department.
faith, who lost their lives fighting
at Lag B'Omer Sfirah Maariv Concert
for our country, the United States
ROBERT A. STEINBERG, im- ••
Wednesday, May 12, 8:30 P.M.
of America, and also those vet- mediate past president of the In-
Guest Speaker
erans who have "answered the dependent Insurance Agents of
Greater Detroit, has been named
RABBI MOSHE SHERER,
last call" since returning from the to the newly formed Mayor's In-
Executive President of Agudath Israel
war they fought in.
surance Advisory Committee for
Tickets, $3.00 Available at
the City of Detroit. The announce-
Respectfully,
Borenstein's Book Store
Mincer's Market
Spitzer's Book Store
ment was made by Mayor Roman
JOSEPH SHAPIRO
Gribbs.
The
committee,
headed
by
Commander
Merton J. Segal, is charged with
Rosenwald Post
advising the city and its various
American Legion
governmental departments on mat-
ters of insurance needs, programs
and coverage costs. Steinberg is a
member of the board of directors,
Detroit Service Group of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation; treasurer
of Cong. Shaarey Zedek; and chair-
man of the board, Bnai Brith Hine]
Foundation at Wayne State Uni-
versity.
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Two research grants totalling
$333,000 from the U.S. National In-
stitutes of Health and from an
overseas industrial concern have
been received by Weizmann Insti-
tute Prof. AVRAHAM PATCHOR-
NIK to continue his studies on the
mode of action of enzymes and
antibiotics. Prof. Patchornik, 45,
is a member of the Weizmann In-
stitute's biophysics department,
headed by Prof. Ephraim Katchal-
ski, and also serves as scientific
adviser to the ministry of devel-
opment.

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QUILTS

LETTER BOX

Wants Judaica Dept.
in OP Public Library

Editor, The Jewish News:
New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and other communities have Ju-
daica sections in their public li-
braries. They include books on
Jewish religion, philosophy, his-
tory, social, political and literary
matters.
Oak Park with its large Jewish
population and numerous Jewish
religious and cultural institutions
should also establish a Judaica
department in its library in which
all books of Jewish interest "would
be concentrated and not scattered
all over the place.
Sincerely yours,
ALLEN A. WARSEN

Cantor

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David Werdyger

AiCommittee Honors Ex-Detroiter

Edward D. Moldover, president of the American Jewish Com-
mittee's New York chapter, presents the 1971 Interfaith Achievement
Award of the AJC to George A. Spater, president and chairman of
the board of American Airlines. A native Detroiter, Spater is a mem-
ber of the board of visitors of the University of Michigan, his alma
mater. The award, given at a testimonial dinner in the Waldorf-
Astoria Hotel, cited Spater for his "acute sense of responsibility to
his fellow human beings and a desire to secure a more meaningful
material and spiritual future for his community and his country."

AJCommittee to Convene Macy Jr., and Ambassador Itzhak
Annual Meeting Thursday Rabin.

NEW YORK—National and in-
ternational authorities in govern-
ment, education, mass communica-
tions, religion and the social
sciences will participate in the
65th annual meeting of the Amer-
ican Jewish Committee, May 13-16
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
Among the speakers will be Sen.
Edmund S. Muskie, the Rev.
Theodore M. Hesiwrgh John W

Fr. Hesburgh, president of the
University of Notre Dame and
chairman of the U. S. Commission
on Civil Rights, will receive the
American Liberties Medallion,
AJC's highest honor. Macy, presi-
dent of the Corporation for Public
Broadcasting, will be presented
with the Mass Media Award of
AJC's Institute of Human Rela-
pps..

Weizmann Institute President
Prof. ALBERT B. SABIN was
guest of honor at a meeting of
Mexico's national Council for Sci-
ence and Technology. Plans were
discussed for cooperation between
the council and similar bodies in
other countries and with scien-
tists in international institutions.
After his visit to Mexico, Prof.
Sabin was to address the meet-
ings of the U.S. National Academy
of Sciences. He also will explore
plans for the establishment of a
coordinated, multidisciplinary can-
cer research center at the Weiz-
mann Institute, in collaboration
with the U.S. national program
for the conquest of cancer. Prof.
Sabin's final stop will be in
Geneva, where he will meet with
the director general of the World
Health Organization and with oth-
er WHO officials regarding inter-
national arrangements for the pro-
duction of the oral polio vaccine.

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gift items
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