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Judge William J. Beer ordered an
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ner, a Jew, promised to pay Wil-
son, a Gentile, $10,000 if he would
not marry Wagner's daughter.
Wilson, a 23-year-old Royal Oak
resident, met Sylvia Wagner, also
23, while attending college. He is
now in the Army reserve and
works as a bank employe.
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Wilson married the following
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they have reached a settlement Jewish Center. Refreshments and
but would not disclose the amount. a social hour- will follow.
Judge Beer said: "Any man who
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Natinsky, son of Mrs. Rose Natin-
sky of James Ave., Oak Park,
and the late Hyman Natinsky.
(Miss Simon graduated from
Wayne State University. Mr. Natin-
sky received his bachelors and
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A March wedding is planned.

Warren to Head
AJC Division

Philip T. Warren will head the
industrial and automotive division
of the 1972 Allied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund, Warren T.
Greenstone, chairman of trades
a n d professions,
announced.
Warren, exec-
utive vice-presi-
dent of Paragon
Steel Corp., was
chairman of the
division in the
1971 record-
breaking fund
raising drive, and
served in past
Warren
campaigns as as-
sociate division chairman and as
chairman of the steel section. He
is a director of the Jewish Voca-
tional Service Community Work-
shop and a member of the commun-
ity relations budget and planning
division of the Jewish Welfare
Federation.
Joseph H. Pearlman will serve
as co-chairman of the Division. He
is a director of the Detroit Service
Group and a board member of
Jewish Vocational Service and
Community Workshop.
Edviard Coopersmith, Milton R.
Gilman, Robert Kasle, Donald A.
Mahler and Joel D. Tauber are as-
sociate chairmen of the division.
Jerome M. Ash, George Fried-
man and Marvin H. Goldman are
pre-campaign chairmen, rounding
out the key leadership places in the
industrial and automotive division.

Prof. ISAAC M. HOROWITZ of
the Weizmann Institute of Science's
department of applied mathemat-
ics was elected a fellow of the
U.S. Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers. This honor,
reserved for a few individuals each
year in recognition of outstanding
and extraordinary achievements
in the field of electrical and elec-
tronics engineeri ng , was bestowed
upon ProL Horowitz "for contribu-
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