Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1967 — Page 27

Friday, September 29, 1967

NAMES IN THE NEWS Nepotism In The Israel Army: Dayan, Weizmann Wed To Sisters

Nepotism in the Israeli army was discovered when Gen. Ezar Weizmann, of the Air Force, revealed that he and Gen. Moshe Dayan are mishpocha. Weizmann’s wife Reulah is the younger

sister of Mrs. Dayan. In fact they reside one house apart, he told POST and OPINION stringer Jean Herschaft. Gen. Weizmann, nephew of Israel’s first president, made a big impression at the Israel bonds national conference at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. “You can tell there is a difference since the six Day War:

Welzman Before you would run out of

Israel before your car ran out of fuel, now you run out of fuel before you run out of Israel,” he told the understanding audience. The General also called for “renaming” of his country’s last great conflict. . .“the Six Day War,” lacks the feeling of a “campaign of prophesy,” or something similar, he confided. At the same Israel bond affair, Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir diverted from his printed text to inform the guests that Israel expects a relaxation from the hard line of a certain behind-the-iron-curtain-country that will bring many more immigrants from there to Israel. . .this will require

funds etc., etc., in their settlement, he said.

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Nasser Sandwich A Nasser sandwich has been concocted by restaurateur Stanley Green of the Buffeteria in Philadelphia. It consists of half tongue, half chicken, with Russian dressing on Jewish rye.

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Math Prodigy The youngest student ever to receive a Ph D. degree at Massachusetts Institute of Technology doesn’t even have a high school diploma or a B.A. degree. He’s Harvey M. Friedman, 18 years old, who will teach two graduate courses this semester at Stanford U. Under his father’s tutelage, young Friedman was mastering sixth to eighth grade mathematics when only seven years old. By the time he was in the eighth grade he had passed the final examinations for 4 years of high school math without taking any of the courses. Wlien not quite 16 he entered MIT, and after two years of undergraduate study, entered the gaduate school wheie after one year, he completed his work for the Ph D. His father, Allan Friedman, manufactures phototypesetting equipment in Skokie, 111.

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Freshman Pro Marty Fleckman became the first Jewish pro to join the circuit when he competed in the Thunderbird classic since the days when Herman Barron often took down prize money in the tough league some years ago. Fleckman, of Port Arthur, Tex., had been invited to represent the United States as a member of the Americas Cup amateur team, but advised the U.S. Golf Association that he was planning to turn pro. He was invited to play in the Thunderbird. He would not have been eligible otherwise as a freshman pro. MOT (Member Of The Tribe) When Jack Benny appeared at the Duluth, Minn., Arena Auditorium, marking that edifice’s first anniversary, he took time off to visit the College of St. Scholastica, where the students and faculty collected $300 which he accepted for victims of the Six Day War. Jack’s appearance was practically an all-Jewish affair since board chairman of the Arena Auditorium is Manley Goldfine, president of the Jewish Center and his vice chairman is Sylvester Laskin, president of Temple Emanuel.

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International Bankers Newest entrant in the American investment field is the legendary House of Rothschild, which this week announced formation of New Court Securities Corporation. Directors of the new firm will (/include Baron Guy de Rothschild, Baron EHe de Rothschild, and Jacob Rothschild, the latter of Gordon, and the others of Paris. The new company will not do business with the public. In addition to providing an outlet for Rothschild investments in American enterprises, the firm will offer specialized investment banking services to corporations. Baron Edmond de Rothschild is represented in the enteprise through the Banque Privee in Geneva, which he controls.

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With The Rabbis Rabbi Hillel Friedman has been selected to fill the pulpit of the Jewish Community Center, Spring Valley, N. Y. . .Rabbi Henry Glazer is the new spiritual leader of Congegation Ahavath

Achim, Belleville, N. J. . .Temple Emanuel, Gastonia, N.C. has called Rabbi Allan L. Smith to its pulpit . . .Rabbi Mark H. Elovitz is the new associate rabbi of Temple Beth El, Cedarhurst, Long Island . . .Rabbi Norman Berlat has been named associate rabbi of Congregation Or VeShalom, Atlanta, Ga. . .Temple Etz Ahayem, Montgomery, Ala., has selected Rabbi S. Silberman as its spiritual leader . . .Rabbi Etan B. Levine, of New Orleans, has been named rabbi in adult and secondary education of Congregation Rodeph Sholom, Bridgeport, Conn.

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Sachar's Successor

Trustees of Brandeis University have begun search for a successor to founding president Dr. Abram L. Sachar, who announced he would be leaving his post within two years to become chancellor. The selection committee will be faced with a unique decision — whether the man who succeeds the phenomenally - successful first president at the Jewish-sponsored institution of higher learning at Waltham must be Jewish.

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Names

Plans of Arthur Goldberg to resign as United States Representative to the United Nations were revealed as the former Supreme Court Justice decided to stick it out in hopes of achieving

start of peace negotiations with North Vietnam . . .Abraham F. Wechsler, New York Philanthropist, will receive the Scopus Award of the American Friends of the Hebrew University at a banquet Monday, Nov. 20 at the WaldorfAstoria Hotel. . .The newest Israeli to sign up for a book is Teddy Kollek, who will co-author an illustrated volume on Jerusalem with Moshe Pearlman, oft-time advisor to the Israeli government on public relations. . .Gottlieb Hammer has resigned as president of the American Israeli Shipping Co., Inc., to devote his time as execu-

tive vice chairman of the United Israel Appeal, Inc. . .Dr. Hirsh Leib Gordon has ben named as recipient of the Maimonides Award of the Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center and the College of Jewish Studies of Chicago to the physician who best exemplifies his profession and is distinguished as a scholar in Judaism. Among his six doctorates are a Litt. D. in Archaeology, a Phr D. in Semitic languages, and L.H.D. in Egyptology and a D.H.L. from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America . . . Danny Kaye will continue his aid to Israel in a large way when he will donate his services for a tour of a number of cities in behalf of the Palestine Foundation Fund, the world wide Jewish fund of which the United Jewish Appeal is the principal supporter. The actor will conduct the Israel military orchestra in Rome, Milan, Geneva, Zurich, Brussels, Antwerp, Paris, London, Montreal & Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janiero, Johannesburg and Capetown. . .Confessing that he might have become a banker 20 years ago had there not been discrimination in the field against Jews, Morris Abram, president of the American Jewish Committee, called on the American Bankers Association to present to minority groups “convincing evidence that barriers to promotion do not exist.” He told the 1,500 leading bankers that he commended them “for squarely facing the ugly fact of racial, ethnic religious discrimination that has been all too common in American industry."

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With The Cantors Four new cantors of Philadelphia congregations are Emanuel Menkes at Beth-El, Lawrence Adler at Temple Beth Ami, David Lebovic at Temple Sholom, and Joel Cutler at Ezrath Israel . . . Henry Borenstein has been elected cantor of Congregation Schara Tzedeck, of Winnipeg.

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With The Educators Dr. Samuel Dinin has returned to Los Angeles after a leave of absence of a year in Israel where he served on the faculty of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America Center in Jerusalem. He is resuming his duties as vice president and chairman of faculties at the University of Judaism in Los Angeles. . .Dr. Judith Dicsendrurk has been appointed educational director of Temple Emanuel of Great Neck. N Y.

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