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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Education League
to Work for Chest

The regular monthly meeting of
the Youth Education League was
held on Oct. 7 at the Rose Sittig
Cohen building.
Hostesses at a dessert luncheon
which preceded the meeting were
Mesdames M. Atlas, J. Aftel, F.
Cern, A. Ehrlich, M. Heller and
M. Coleman.
Airs. James V. Browne, presi-
dent, announced that the organi-
zation was selected to work as a
unit for • the Community Fund
Drive and that Oct. 14 is the date
for USO service for its members.
A large collection of canned foods
was contritiuted to the SOS cam-
paign.
Larry Weintraub who arrived In
this country recently from Eu-
rope, spoke on European concen-
tration camps.

Portrait by George Drapk n

GERTRUDE WEISS
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Weiss
of Boston boulevard announce the
engagement of their daughter Ger-
trude to Donald A. Nusholtz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Nush-
oltz of Collingwood avenue.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Highland Park Junior College.
Nusholtz was graduated from
Roosevelt Military Academy and
attended Oberlin College. He was
discharged from the Marine Corps
after serving three years.

Alan Brown to Speak
on AJC Broadcast

Alan N. Brown, member of the
commission on law and social ac-
tion of the Detroit Section, Amer.
lean Jewish Congress, will be the
next speaker on the AJC radio
hour at 9:45 p. m., Saturday, Oct.
12 over station WJLB.
His subject will be the anti-
discrimination bill soon to be-
posed to the Michigan State Legis.
lature.

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K. P. GIRLS' CLUB
A Halloween blackout dance will
be held by the K. P. Girls' Club
Oct. 31 at the Ft. Wayne Hotel.
An amateur hour will be a pro-
gram feature.

Detroiters Get
Omicron Chapter
National Offices

Mrs. Edward Rothenberg, a mem-
ber of the Omicron chapter of the
Alpha Zeta Omega Auxiliary of
Detroit, was elected president of
the national auxiliary at the con-
vention In Louisville.
Other Detroiters elected to na-
tional offices are Mesdames Max
Millman, vice president, and Sey-
mour Morton, board member. Mrs.
Morris Morton was appointed na.
tional editork, of the organization's
paper.
Reservations are now being tak.
on for a hayride which will be
the annual Halloween party this
year.
Officers are Mesdames Irwin
Buchalter, president; Sy Neuman,
vice president; Julius Smith, sec-
retary; Morris Morton, treasurer,
Burton Platt, sergeant-at-arms;
Seymour Morton, program chair-
man, and Manuel Gold, personal
contact chairman.

Spesializentin FOODS TO TAKE OUT

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Bride Elect

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Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zack of Sturtevant avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Eva Belle to Silas Kinsley.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Diamond of Chicago boulevard announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Idell to Fred Phillip Applebaum.

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Sept. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Gould (Irene Rudolph) of
3308 Calvert a girl, Anita Hannah.
Sept. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Slawin (Babette Berg) of
Appoline avenue, a daughter, Helene Lisa.
Sept. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. David Penner of Northlawn avenue,
a daughter, Susan Cheryl.
Sept. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Morton (Kalmayne Rotten-
berg) of Calvert avenue, a son, Allay Harvey.
Sept. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Karp (Bette Goldstrom) of
Rochester avenue, a son, Bruce Allen.
Sept. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman (Fayette Tannenholz)
of LaSalle boulevard, a son, Phillip J.
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kier (Gloria Edyth Shapero)
of Buena Vista avenue west, a son, Ronald Norton.
Oct. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bloom of Los Angeles (Phyllis
Oppenheim of Detroit) a son, Michael Stuart.
Oct. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. George Weiswasser (Ida Hannan), a
daughter, Nancy Hannan.
Oct. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Traison of Elmhurst avenue, a
son, Michael Harmon.

September Bride

Mandell Berman
Heads Regional
SOS Campaign

MRS. NATHANIEL SIIARE
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lefkowtiz
of Edison avenue announce the
marriage of their daughter Ruth
to Nathaniel Share, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Saul Share of SewErtd
avenue, on Sept. - 22.
After an extended honeymoon In
Mexico, the couple will make their
home in Detroit.

Mandell L. Berman, member of
the Detroit council of the east
central youth division of the Joint
Distribution Committee, has been
named chairman of the regional
SOS committee, which will spear-
head a drive among youth organi.
zations in six states to collect
supplies for overseas survivors.
The appointment was made by
Norman Naimark, of Detroit, chair-
man of the east central region.
Berman will work with the vice
chairmen of the youth division
and with adult SOS committees
to stimulate a maximum partici-
pation of young people. The month
of October will be devoted to the
first major project of collecting
canned foods.
Other regional officers of the
youth division include: Richard B.
Kramer, senior vice chairman for
Detroit; Ann D. Brooks and Ed-
ward A. Simon, chairmen, Detroit;
and Detroit council members, Dr.
Samuel Krohn, Bluma Nagler,
Corinne Perlis and Elise M. Zeme.

BRITH SIIOLOM AUXILIARY
The Ladies Auxiliary of Brith
Sholom will hold its seventh an-
EQUALITY CLUB
nual donor luncheon on Tuesday,
A Simchas Torah party will be Oct. 15, at Rosenberg's. Proceeds
held by the Equality Club on Sun- will go for the adoption of orphans
day, Oct. 20, at the home of Lilly in Europe. For reservations call
Wolfson.
Rose Karnow, chairman, TY. 61672.

NATALIE IIERSCH
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hersch of
Westchester road, Grosse Pointe,
announce - the engagement of their
daughter Natalie to Raiford Goren,
son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Goorevich
of Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Hersch is a graduate of the
University of Michigan and Goren,
who recently received his dis-
charge after three-and-a-half years
of service with the Marine Corps,
is attending the Missouri School
of Mines.

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Trucks, Storing Space
Needed for SOS

Trucking and warehouse facili-
ties are urgently needed to handle
bulk SOS contributions, the Jew.
ish Welfare Federation announced.
Even a short-term loan of trucks
or storage space would help facili-
tate shipment of food, medical
supplies and comfort items to dis-
placed people overseas, the JWF
said.
Anyone willing to help should
call Mrs. Helen Singer, city-wide
SOS chairman, at UN. 3-9280.

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