New Principal Is N tuned at Akira

Parents at Akiva Hebrew Day
School recently met to welcome
Rabbi Joseph 1. Shuchatowitz of I
Newark. who has been appointed
principal of the school. Ile will as-
-sine his post Aug, I.
David S. Tanzman. president of
He school, said the new principal
has a national reputation as an in-
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both Jewish and general studies
:incl. particularly, in the field of
Hebrew day school education. Ile
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The school, open to nonmem-
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OSEAS ZWERDLING

vices in Ann Arbor in 1913. When
the Jewish community of Ann Ar-
bor organized its first group in
1918 and adopted the name Beth
Israel Congregation, Zwerdling
was named president.
Zwerdling has continued his life-
time of public service since re-
tiring from business in 1943.
He has been a member of

civic and religious organizations
throughout his lifetime, includ•

ing presidency of the Michigan

Bnai Brith Millet Foundation

Golda Joins In
as Zuckerman Is
Saluted on 60th

Turning 60 is an occasion for
any man, but when Detroiter Paul
Zuckerman, general chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal, turned

60 recently, he received the saluta-
tions of Israel's leading personal.
ities, including Golda Meir.
The prime minister wrote Zuck-
erman:

"The age of 60 is not only a half
way mark to 120 but indeed the
prime of life, where the wisdom
of the past and the energies of
the present create the perfect
balance. We know that vou will
need to command all your wisdom
and energy to the enormous task
that you are so ably performing
in marshaling Jewish solidarity
and resources for the noblest
causes of Jewish survival. Know
ing of your unlimited dedication
and devotion in the past, I wish
You many more years of health
and activity so ith your family on

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Detroiters to Join JNF
Project for Lydda Victims

The memory of 26 pilgrims slain
at Israel's Lydda Airport May 30
will be enshrined in a grove of
1,000 trees to be planted by the
greater Detroit Jewish community.
According to David P. Zack,
president of the Jewish National
Fund, the grove will be located
at the John F. Kennedy Memorial
and Peace Forest in the Judean
Hills outside Jerusalem.
The decision to plant the grove
followed announcement by Jacob
Stein, chairman of the President's
Conference of Major Jewish Or-
ganizations, and Meyer Pesin,
president of the Jewish National
Fund of America, that a woodland
would be planted at the Kennedy
site.
The dedication of Detroit's 1,000-
tree grove will take place in the
near future, according to Zack.
For information, call the Jewish
National Fund office, 968-0820.

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