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Greenbrook, died Oct. 25 at
age 65.
Mr. Gershinzon was born
in Poland and had been a
resident of Flint for the past
40 years. He was a member
of Cong. Beth Israel. An
electrical contractor, M r
Gershinzon was former own-
er of Mac Electric Co.
Surviving are his wife,
Jessie; two sons, Samuel and
Barry; two daughters, Mrs.1
Gary (Sue) Sahey of Troy '
and Mrs. Steve (Bettina)
Herman of St. Petersberg;
a brother, Harry Gershen of
Cleveland; and two grand-
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BLOOD
PROGRAM

Wednesday, Nov. 29
Noon to 6 P.M.

Temple Beth El

Israel's Paper Tigers Roar Against Establishment Regulations

JERUSALEM (JTA) — A ed period" if the Asher Com- ly and time-consuming and
group of merchants say they mittee's recommendations re- would lead to the 'impov-
would rather shut down their quiring all small businessmen erishment" of many small
businesses than keep books. to keep books becomes law. and medium-sized businesses,
The General Merchants Asso- The association indicated
ciation announced that it that keeping books was cost- Classifieds Get Quiet Results
would "close down all its
Friday, Nov. 3, '1972-21
member shops for an unlimit - THE DETROIT JEWISH MEWS

Chairman:
Mrs. R. J. Mittleman,
232-5004

Donate a pint of blood
and save a life

BOSTON (JTA) — The No-
bel Memorial Prize in Eco-
nomic Science was an-
nounced in Stockholm for
Prof. Kenneth Joseph Ar-
row, a Harvard economist,
Nov. 4—Temple Beth El Sis- on Oct. 25.
terhood Gourme
Prof. Arrow, 51, has been !•::
Dinner.
prominent since 1951, when ;:••,:
5—Hashahar Theater
Party, 12:45 p.m.,
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Dort Mall.
—Cong. Beth Israel
Home and School
Evaluation Meeting.
6—Hadassah Board
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs. Joseph
Weinstein.
7—Bnai Brith Lo d ge
Meeting, 8 p.m.,
Cong. Beth Israel,
9—JWVA Meeting, 8:30
p.m.
• • •
Flint Bnai Brith Lodge will
meet 8 p.m. Tuesday at Cong.
Beth Isr a el. Bnai Brith
Women will be present. The
program, "Campus Life:
Telling It as It Is," will be
a discussion of Hillel activi-
ties and student life at
KENNETH ARROW
Michigan State University.
■ doctoral dis-
he
delivered
Rabbi Abraham Zemack, di-
rector of the MSU Hillel sertation at Columbia on
Foundation, will be present "Social Choice and Individ-
with Gary Ackerman of ual Values." His "Impossi-
Cleveland, 1971 president of bility Theorem" — arguing
MSU }fillet; Ben Fiedler of that a "perfect form of gov-
Oak Park, current president; ernment" is impossible — is
Miriam Pressel of Ann Ar- generally agreed to be his
bor, vice president; Bernard chief achievement.
The New York-born laure-
Bronstein of Galveston, treas-
urer; and Marge Koppel of ate is married to the former
Selma
Schweitzer and hat
University Heights, O. Re-
freshments will be served. two sons—David, 10, and An-
drew, 8.
The public is invited.
lie is listed in Who's Who
in World Jewry.
Prof. Arrow shared the
$98,000 Nobel Prize with Sir
John R. Hicks, a retired pro-
fessor.

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Israel Envoy Wins

The Flint Airport Com- Literature Award
mission elected Melvin Brag-
MEXICO CITY (JTA) —
man secretary and Sherwin Mrs. Rosario Castellanos, the
Palmer, treasurer.
poet who has served as Mexi-
co's ambassador to Israel
the past two years, returned
here to receive from Presi-
dent Luis Echeverria Alva-
rez the 1972 Elias Sourasky
David White, son of Mr. Award for literature.
and Mrs. Charles White, will
Sourasky, a well- known
be called to the Torah as Jewish financier and philan-
Bar Mitzva 9 a.m. Nov. 11 thropist, presents 50,000-peso
at Cong. Beth Israel.
($4,000) awards each year
for achievements in litera-
Over 37,000,000 gallons of ture, science and art.
ice cream per year are pro- At the ceremony, Alvarez
praised the initiative of
duced in Michigan.
Sourasky, who also contrib-
utes to the upkeep of Mexi-
can schools and training cen-
The Family of the Late
ters. Mrs. Castellanos was
accorded receptions at the
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Jewish Sports Center, several
Jewish institutions and in
CHIMOVITZ
private homes. She lauded
Israel's attainments in lit-
would like to thank you
erature, economics, science
for your kindness and
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