Business
Briefs

JEROME L. SCHOSTAK, presi-
dent of Schostak Brothers & Co.,
Inc., attended the annual conven-
tion of the International Council of
Shopping Centers in New York,
May 16-19. He has been award-
ed the designations of Certified
Property Manager, Certified Shop-
ping Center Manager and Certi-
fied Commercial investment Mem-
ber.

Testimonial
Dimier Honors
Drachler June 7

SILVER'S, INC., local office fur-
niture design and supply firm, has
been appointed as a dealer for
Steelcase, Inc., the nation's largest
manufacturer of steel office furni-
ture. Silver's, Inc., was organized
in 1947, and provides space require-
ments surveys and analyses, in-
DR. NORMAN DRACHLER
terior layouts for efficient traffic ,
patterns and work flows and in-
Retiring general superintendent
terior design and selection of fur- of the Detroit Public Schools Dr.
niture and accessories.
Norman Drachler will be honored
at a dinner at Cobo Hall, June 7.
CERESNE & OFFEN FURS
The civic tribute dinner com-
announces that Phil Bricker is mittee is headed. by Judge Damon
back from vacation. Bricker, who J. Keith.
has been a furrier in the Detroit
Honorary co-chairman are Gov-
area for many years, is looking ernor William G. Milliken, Mayor
forward to seeing and helping his Roman S. Gribbs and Senators
many friends and customers at Philip A. Hart and Robert P.
181 S. Woodward, Birmingham, Griffin. -
next to the Birmingham Theater.
Dinner co-chairmen are Edward
L. Cushman, Lynn A. Townsend,
CJF Plans to Train Pros Sidney J. Winkelman and Leonard
Woodcock.

for Federation Leadership

NEW YORK (JTA) — A pro-
gram to meet the mounting need
for qualified personnel and profes-
sional leadership in Jewish Feder-
ations has been announced by the
Council of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds.
Samuel J. Siberman of New
York, CJF vice president and
chairman of its personnel services
committee, said the federation ex-
ecutive recruitment and education
program was approved by the CJF
board at its quarterly meeting here.
He said the career program
would involve development of "a
continuing and coordinated national
program of recruitment, education,
training and placement of persons
of exceptional ability for identifi-
able -executive positions in cur
Jewish federations."
He added that the federations,
together with graduate schools of
social work and other graduate
programs, would help to provided
"a unique learning opportunity for
young men and women qualifying
for Jewish professional services as
executives."

Brevities

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

18—Friday, May 21, 1971

LETTER BOX

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Who Is a Great Jew?

Tditor, The Jewish News
I found your review of "Great
Jews in Stamps" somewhat sur-
prising. Although there is no single
universally acceptable definition of
who is a Jew, I find it distressing
to have those who voluntarily con-
vert to another faith called "Great
Jews." Sarah Bernhardt stopped
being Jewish when she was bap-
tized at age 12. Similarly a num-
ber of others on the list you re-
peat grew up in various Christian
faiths'—in fact, at least 20 of the
names you listed have been re-
corded as having been baptized.
To add to the irony in your re-
view, the very first name listed as
a "Great Jew" was Dr. Karl Land-
steiner, who sought an injunction
to prevent his name from being
included in Who's Who in Ameri-
can Jewry in 1936 (and who had
converted to Catholicism at the
time of his marriage).
The problem of defining who is
a Jew is complicated and con-
troversial enough without com-
pounding it by claiming as Jews
those who reject the designation
and/or who convert to other re-
ligions. There are enough Great
Jews (many already on stamps)
to fill a book with names and our
people with pride.
MURRAY FROST
448 Pitzer Ct.
Goleta, Calif.

A special musical ;and silent
screen presentation of Lon Chaney,
Sr., in "PHANTOM OF THE
OPERA," with JOHN MURI pre-
siding at the Barton Grande Thea-
ter Organ, will be held at the
Royal Oak Theater 8 p.m. Tues-
day. "Phantom of the Opera" was
produced by Universal Pictures in
1925 and was one of Lon Chaney's
greatest successes. John Muri is a
theater organist of many years
experience.

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