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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Prof. Levin's Collected Writing
Gains Permanence at Wayne

Valuable records of edu-
cational, social service and
labor relations trends in
Michigan during the past
half-century have become
part of the permanent arc-
hives of Wayne State Uni-
versity.
Formal presentation of
the accumulated papers of
the late Prof. Samuel M.
Levin took place last Friday
afternoon at the Walter P.
Reuther Library on the
Wayne State University
campus.
Dr. Philip P. Mason, di-
rector of the Reuther Li-
brary, presided at the pro-
gram and welcomed thetol-
lection for its value to stu-
dents and researchers.
Dr. Edward Cushman,
WSU vice president,
added comments on the
university's appreciation
for the addition to the
archives.
Mrs. Bernard (Judith)
Cantor, speaking for the
family, expressed pride in
the legacies that will now be
in the records of the com-
munity her father had
served in many capacities,
as teacher, member of city
and state commissions,
labor adjudicator and ac-
tivist in social services.
Mrs. Cantor alluded to
the many distinguished

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pointed to the signifi-
cance of the gathering at
the Reuther Library on
Friday in which were re-
presented the related Le-
vin, Meyers and Keidan
families.
In the accumulated re-
cords now part of the WSU
archives are the exchanges
of letters between Prof.
Levin and notable leaders
in Michigan and in world
communities, historic data
about the Jewish National
Fund, whose Detroit branch
he served as president, the
Jewish Social Service of
which he was president, and
other agencies.

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their daughter, Lauren, to
Robert Kovalic, son of Mr.
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Milford.
Miss Ginsburg and her
fiance were graduated from
Michigan State University.
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leaders in labor, including
Walter Reuther; govern-
ment and other fields of
endeavor who had studied
under her father's tutelage.
She spoke with pride of his
more than 40 years on the
WSU faculty and in a
variety of other educational
labors.
Philip Slomovitz, in be-
half of the community, and
Prof. Lawrence Seltzer, who
succeeded Prof. Levin when
he retired from the chair-
manship of the WSU eco-
nomics department, spoke
on the effective contribu-
tions the late educator had
made to Michigan's educa-
tional system.
Slomovitz recalled the
leadership of Prof. Levin
in the Intercollegistae
Menorah Association
which preceded Hillel
Foundations on univer-
sity campuses. He

Friday, May 12, 1918 63

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May 21 at the Raleigh
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Zangwill Burnsteine,
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will be installed by Alfred
A. Klunover, past
president. Officers to be in-
stalled with Burnsteine are:
Bernard Schlussel, vice
president; Barney Kasoff,
treasurer; and Marvin
Keys, secretary.

Persons who belonged to
the various youth groups
meeting at the Old Hannah
Schloss Building on High
Street, are welcome.
Friends and relatives are
invited. Edward Schlussel
will act as master of cere-
monies.

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reservations, call Mollie
Bank, general chairman,
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