U-M Professor on Agenda of AJCommittee

NEW YORK—Former Su-
preme Court Justice Earl
Warren, and Dr. Elizabeth
Douvan of the University of
Michigan are among the
speakers who will address
the national executive coun-
cil of the American Jewish
Committee at its annual
meeting Oct. 25-28, at Stouf-
fer's Riverfront Inn, St.
Louis.
Justice Warren, chief jus-
tice of the United States from
1953 to 1969, will be major
speaker at the council's an-
nual dinner, Oct. 27, when
he receives the AJC's Ameri-
can Liberties Medallion for

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International Bnai Brith Chief THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 12, 1973-31
to Address Kapustin Testimonial Delegate Assembly on Oct. 23

"exceptional advancement of
the principles of human
liberty."
The Rabbi Max Kapustin
The meeting will -begin
with a luncheon featuring a Testimonial Dinner, to be
presentation by Dr. Douvan, held Oct. 28 at Cong. Shaarey
Kellogg Professor of Psy- Zedek, will feature Bnai
chology at the University of Brith International Director
Michigan, on "The Women's Dr. Alfred Jospe as guest
Movement as a New Social speaker.
Force in America."
Dr. Jospe has been as-
Dr. Douvan heads a group sociated with the Bnai Brith
at the university's Survey Re- Hillel Foundations since
search Center developing a 1940, 21 of them as director
research program on the of program and resources.
changing roles of women and He has been international
men. Her analysis of the director since 1971.
women's movement will serve
Honorary chairmen of the
as a springboard for discus- Kapustin dinner are Irwin I.
sion of AJC's positions on Cohn, Wayne State Univer-
the role of women in Jewish sity. president. George toE.
communal life, in social ac- Gullen, Leonard N. Simons
tion programs, and in the and Dr. William Haber.
Jewish family.
Mrs. Philip P. Fealk and
Arthur Schott, members of
When in doubt, tell the the Hillel executive board
truth.—Mark Twain.

The season's first Jewish
Community Council delegate
assembly will convene 8:15
p.m. Oct. 23 at Temple
Emanu-El. Council President
Hubert J. Sidlow will greet
the delegates as Council be-
gins its 36th year of opera-
tion.
This will be the first op-
portunity for delegates to
meet the new executive di-
rector Alvin L. Kushner, who
succeeded Walter Klein.
Sidlow has invited all dele-
gates to the social hour re-
ception honoring Kushner
which will follow the assemb-
DR. ALFRED JOSPE
ly program. Hostesses will
who are publicity chairmen, be the sisterhood of Temple
state that tickets may be Emanu-El.
obtained by contacting the
Delegates will receive a re-
Bnai Brith office, 354-6100.

por on summer Council acti-
vity and projected activities.

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available beginning Saturday
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Postmaster Edward L. Baker
said buyers of the new money
order will pay one fee-40
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valued from $50.01 to $300.00.
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Capitol, Southfield. A pro-
gram, "The Art of Self-
Defense" will be presented.
Mrs. Abe Olshansky is presi-
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the mission to provide serv-
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thousands sought relief, if
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Combining the use of
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Levi Hospital continues to
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Individualized, personalized
therapy is administered un-
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physicians by trained ther-
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modern medical techniques
and equipment.
Clinical tests conducted in
the hospital's laboratory are
used for diagnosis and treat-
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the work being done at the
University of Arkansas Med-
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Lipsmeyer, who occupies the
chair of rheumatology co-
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ADL Names Award
for Jennie Grossinger

NEW YORK — The Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
r i t h has established the
Jennie Grossinger Human
Relations Award "as a living
tribute to one of the nation's
most noted and beloved
women."
To be given annually for
"outstanding leadership and
achievement in promoting
a n d advancing intergroup
understanding," the first
presentation will be made at
the ADL's Jennie Grossinger
Memorial Award Dinner Nov.
29 at t h e Waldrof-Astoria
Hotel.

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