NCJW Hits Attempt to Annual High Court
Rules by Amending U.S. Constitution

NEW YORK—The national
board of the National Council
of Jewish. Women, at its four-
day annual meeting in New
,Y o r k , deplored recent at-
tempts by legislators to nul-
lify Supreme Court decisions
thrOugh constitutional amend-
ments.
Specifically cited were pro-
posed amendments related to
court rulings on abortion,
prayers in public schools and
school desegregation.
On the subject of privacy,
Mrs. Eleanor Marvin, NCJW
president, said that "revela-
tions of illegal wiretapping,
surveillance by the military
forces and other government

Lipkin Music Scholarship Created

28—Friday, June 28, 1974

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Dr. Selig Leaves Beth Shalom

agencies, and a compilation
of personal information by
government and pr iv ate
groups, indicate a most seri-
ous threat to personal pri-
vacy. We urge Congress to
enact legislation to prohibit
secret record-keeping s y s -
tems and improper use of
information, to give easy
access to records and feas-
ible means of correcting in-
accuracies. Without such
safeguards, individual rights
of privacy are endangered."
The board expressed con-
cern over the Congress' fail-
ure to enact legislation pro-
viding amnesty to young men
who have been put in legal
jeopardy by their resistance
to the w a r in Indochina.
Prompt action was urged.

Dr. Ezra Lipkin presents a check to Mrs. Edith Sauls,
past president and scholarship chairman of the Music Study
Club of Metropolitan Detroit, in honor of his wife Leah on
the occasion of her '75th birthday. Witnessing the establish-
ment of the Leah Lipkin Scholarship Fund at the club's
annual luncheon honoring past presidents and scholarship
donors are Mrs. Joseph Markel, left, president of Music
Study Club; and Eleanor Lipkin Schwartz, pianist. Funds
represented at the luncheon were Terry Allan Fund for
Music Camp, Ellen Bodner Scholarship for Music Therapy,
Shirley Eichman Scholarship for Piano, Sara Friedman
Scholirship, Beatrice Miller Scholarship, Jeanette Miller
Scholarship for Piano, Arthur S. Purdy Memorial for Violin,
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Mrs. Marvin, at a reception Emma Schaver Scholarship for Voice and Ida K. Smokier
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at North Park Square Club Scholarship in Musical Composition.
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House, Wednesday, met with
the NCJW Detroit section.
BUY -DIRECT t- Mrs. Marvin was attending
FROM THE .
the annual meeting of the
National Jewish Community
IMPORTER
C ! Relations Advisory Council
SEY2 401.1.R.
at the Shiawassee Hotel.
senben3er, Bernard Allaun, Sidney
PARKWOOD CHAPTER, Shmarak,
Max Rabinowitz, Meyer
C.. j ReneButton, new NCJW ex-
KAPLAN
Ellman and -Albert Prag. Board
Women's
American
ORT,
in-
ecutive director; Ruth Dol-
members include Mesdames Frank
and Co.
kart and Ann Robison, na- stalled Mrs. Edward Edwards ∎ Barcus, Morris Posner, Joseph
Samuel W. Leib, Wil-
IMPORTER AND CUTTERS
tional board 'members, ac- as president at its annual in- DeBoskey,
liam Klafer, Walter Cohen, Na-
OF FINE DIAMONDS •
than Feinstein, Elizabeth K. Schla-
stallation-luncheon
Monday.
companied
her.
The
Detroit
30555 Southfield,
fer, Al Lahr, Albert Landy, Jack
Section was represented by Other officers are Mesdames Haim,
Suite 100
Ben Gould, Esther •aglov-
64.54200
Sarah Keidan, Adele Sonen- Herman Berlin, Abe Cher- kin, Sam Stewart, Lew Levitt,
Ludwig
Boraks, Irving Simms,
klar, Edwina Davis, Jose- rin, Ben Bonin, Jack Diam- Samuel Warren,
Abner Rosen-
phine Weiner and Beryl ond, Leon Paul, Arthur sweirg, Joseph Newman, Carl
Bayer,
Sylvia
Helfer,
Charles Vik-
Brown and George Seid, vice ser, Leonard Cohen and
Winkelman.
Hy Gor-
presidents;
Carl
Lichten-
don.
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stein, treasurer; Oscar Kla:
OAK PARK NSHEI CHA-
per, Alfred Stebbins and Ber-
nard Hencken, secretaries; BAD STUDY GROUP will
and David Redish, parliamen- meet 4 p.m. Saturday at the
tarian. Chairmen include home of Mrs. Ben Wrotslav-
Mesdames Morton Bechek, Joseph sky, 24500 Harding. .
Cohen, Max Lofman, Samuel El-
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LADIES OF YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH AND WO-
&Wile
MEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE
will hold a luncheon-meeting
LE
noon Wednesday at the yeshi-
•ES.
va building. Mrs. Lena
Because July 4 will
Levine will sponsor the
take place on a Thurs-
luncheon in honor of her
day, The Jewish News
grandson's Bar Mitzva. Mrs.
will print the paper a
Leo Laufer, president, invites
day early, and dead-
guests.
lines correspondingly
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must be moved up one
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Wo-
day. Thus, the deadline
men, saw Adele Mondry in-
for the issue of July 5
stall Chana Michlin as presi-
399-6766
9 Mile & Coolidge (A & P Center)
will be noon today,
dent at its annual installation
June 28. Publicity re-
luncheon -at the Charterhouse
ceived past the dead-
Apts. club room. Other of-
line will not be used;
ficers are Sarah Levin, Adele
but if copy is still time-
Mondry and Sophie Sislin,
ly, it will appear the
vice- presidents; Sarah De-
following week.
Roven, honorary vice presi-
Classified ad deadline
dent; Sally Wiener and Eva
for the issue of July 5
Heinic k, secretaries; and
will be 4 p.m. Tuesday,
Michael Michlin, treasurer.
July 2.
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The school board and par-
ents' organization of Cong.
Beth Shalom held a farewell
luncheon for Dr. Sidney
Selig, director of education
for the past nine years, who
has accepted a position as
director of education and
psychology in a community
day school in Florida.
He has been chairman of
the Jewish Educators Coun-
cil of Metropolitan Detroit,
president of the Michigan-
Ohio Region of the Educators
Assembly of America and
co-chairman of the education
and youth commission of the
local Jewish National Fund.
Dr. Selig was executive
director of the Michigan Re-
gion of United Synagogue of
America, member of the
board of directors of Mid-
rasha-College of Jewish
Studies, chairman of the
Board of License for Jewish
Teachers in Metropolitan De-
troit and executive secretary
of the Synagogue Schools As-

sociation of Metropolitan De-
troit. Dr. Selig is a vice
president of the Educators
Assembly of America and on
the board of directors of the
National Council for Jewish
Education.

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