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MI' and Mrs. - Bin Karelian of Gladstone avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Celia, to Saul H. Brasley, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. J. A: Bhisley of Piittiburgh.

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Alpha Oniega _lide Election Charted
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Officers i.; femple Israel Sis-
terhood will he elected Wednes-
day, May 11 at the Knollwood
.Country club. A subscript ion
luncheon at 12:30 pm. will pre-
cede the program.
Mrs. George Stutz will be in-
stalling officer, Mrs. Sidney Ros-
en, chairman, announced. For
reservations or transportation,
call Mrs. Julian Weber. UN. 2-
1228. Mrs. Samuel Blacher is
president of the group.

At a family dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Leael Kahn of Monterey ave-
nue announced the engagement of their. daughter Ruth to William
Wizner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wizner. of Calvert irvenue.

The betrothal is announced of Rhoda Dorinne .Lipman, datigh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Lipman of Woodingham drive, to
Allen MalinoI7, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. JosePh.Malinoff.

hlr. and Mrs. Charles Varnen of WaVerly avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Shirley to Eugene Tapfer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Tante'. of Cortland avenue. A December wed-
ding is planned.

Mrs. Ka plan Heads
Council of PTA

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Grcenbauin of Doris avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter Estelle to Philip Berke, son of
Mrs. Rose Berke of Santa Rosa drive. July 10 has been selected as
the wedding date.

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CELIA FEIGENBAUM
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Feigen-
1?auin,, of,, Glen Falls, N.Y., an-
nOunke
of " their
datighter, Celia, to Bertram Clar-
enee 4t,brams, son of Mr. and Mrs.
AbrainS of Lawton av-
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Thi bride was graduated from
the. University. of Michigan and
has done graduate work in educa-
tion and psychology at - Wayne
University and the University of
Michigan.
Mr. -Abrams - attended Wayne
University, and served in the
army for three years. He spent
10 months in the • Philippine
Islands as combat photographer
with. the Ilth. Airborne Division.
The wedding - is.. planned for
mid-summer.-

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Events
of the Week

The betrothal of Florence Bernstein to Edward'Schindlcr, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Schindler, is announced by the bride-elect's'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernstein of Stoepel avenue. An early
September wedding is planned.

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April 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greer (Goldic Gornbein) of
Miami Beach, formerly of Detroit, a son, Berry Stephen.
April 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Gale (Nora Scott), a son,
Bruce Marshall.
April 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosenberg (Arlyne Kutzen)
of Robson avenue, a daughter, Maxine Klear.
April 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tack (Mildred Borak) of Euclid
avenue west, a daughter, Arlene Gail.
April 20—To Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Charles Siegel (Carol Green-
house) of Ann Arbor and Detroit, a daughter, Emily Louise..
April 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Levine (Beatrice Wasser-
man) of Clairmount avenue, a. son, Daniel Bernard.
April 23—To Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Michelman (Edna Green-
baum) of Wagner avenue, a daughter, Karen Grace.
April 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Dave Muskovitz (Florence Sborow)
of Wisconsin avenue, a son, Harold Bruce.
April 25—To Mr. and Mrs, James 11. Wineman (Constance Rob-
inson) of Roslyn road, a,som John Herbert,
April 29—To Mr. and Mts. Richard Irwin (Dorothy Agree) of
Chicago, a daughter, Stacey Lynn.
May 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kollin (Phyllis Heller) of Pon-
tiac, a daughter, Beth Donna.
To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Paxton of Montofey avenue, twins,
a son, Robert Barnet, and a, daughter, Anne Celia,

The Young Married Couples
Club will meet Mit), 11 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Komstance. New members are
invited. For information, call TE.
4-5323. Age limit is 20-30.

Speaker

Tall Towers will hold an open
meeting May 12 at 8 p.m., at the
home of Florence Wegenberg, 758
Pierrie street, Windsor. A social
Will follow. For information, call
TY. 7-4059.

Hashofar, society of advance-
ment of Jewish music, will pre-
sent a concert at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
day at the Art • Institute. Mari
Barova, mezzo-soprano, Zinovi
Bistritzky, violinist of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra, and
Julius Chajes, composer-pianist,
will be featured. Tickets are
available at the Center.

The Play School Parents Asso-
eiatian if the 12th Street Council
Center will meet at 8:15 p.m.,
Monday. A panel discussion
on "Eating Habits and Problems
of the Pre-School Child" will be
held.

Beth Shmuel Group
Plans Donor Luncheon

Plans for the forthcoming donor
luncheon of Congregation Beth
Shmuel will be discussed at a
meeting and luncheon set for
Wednesday, May 11 at the home
of chairman Mrs. L..Leebove, 3037
Monterey avenue, Members and
friends are invited.

DR. J. L. TELLER
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A J C Women
Slate Award

The Detroit Women's Division
of the American Jewish Congress
will hold its annual award meet-
ing at 1 p.m., Wednesday, May 18,
at Masonic TeMple.
The principal speaker will be
Dr. J. L. Teller, director of the
office. of Jewish information of
the AJC. Dr. Teller was form-
erly diplomatic correspondent for
the Israeli United Nations dele-
gation. He was editor of the . Pal-

cor News Agency, official news
agency of the Jewish Agency for •
Palestine.
The winner of the annual
award will be determined by a
committee headed by George
Schermer, executive director of
the Mayor's interracial commit-
tee. The Women's Division gives
this award each year to the news-
paper man who makes the great-
est contribution in the field of
human relations through his arti-
cles.
For tickets, call Mrs. Leo Si-
mon, TO. 6-6461.

SYMPOS111 SET
A symposium on "Israel To-
day," celebrating the first anni-
versary of the new State, and
sponsored by the adult education
department of the Center will be
presented at 3 p.m. Sunday.

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MRS. SAMUEL WILLIS is
co-chairman of the luncheon to
be given by the Detroit Women
of Alpha Omega dental frater-
nity at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday,
May 10 'at the Franklin Hills
country club. A fashion show
will be presented and 17 door
prizes will be awarded. Co-
chairmen are Mesdames Her-
bert Lee and Joseph Grant. For
tickets, call UN. 4-1263.

Yeshivah PTA
Schedules Dinner

The PTA of the Beth Yehudah
schools has formulated plans for
the first annual parents' dinner
slated for June 12. Mesdames
Isadore Levin, Nathan Oleshim-
ski and Maurice Shackett are in
charge.
• Ideas for a school annual to be
published in January and June
were discussed at a recent meet-
ing. The ,PTA has already pur-
chased an incinerator, library and
two pianos for the schools, and
has provided fur the redecoration
of the gym and game room,

Sholem Aleichem
Maps Israel Talk

Harold Silver, director of the
Jewish Social Service Bureau of
Detroit, will be the guest speaker
at an Oneg Shabbat, Friday eve-
ning at the Sholem Aleichem
Institute, 3754 Monterey.
The Sholem Aleichem Institute
will celebrate the establishment
of the JeWish State. Silsier will
speak on "One Year Jewish
Statehood." Admission Is free.

Mrs. Jack Kaplan was elected
president of the Council of the
United Hebrew Schools PTA.
Other officers are Mesdames H.
Thav, Max Grossberg, R. Kerman
and Abe Katzman.
The Council is composed of
three delegates from each PTA
of the UllS, one from the faculty
of each school branch and one
from the school executive.
Purposes of the organization
are to cooperate with the schools
and to - develop a good relation-
ship between the parents, pupils
and faculty.

Pioneer Women Plan
Dance for Child Fund

With proceeds going to the
Child Rescue Fund, the Pioneer
Women's Organization will hold
a dance June 4 at the Toiler
hotel. Door prizes will be
awarded. For information, call
Annette Lazaroff, UN. 4-8119.

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Guest Speaker

Bob Thompson

Hero of Slichican's fled Arrow Di-
vision, World WJF II, one of the I?
Indicted Communist trade,.

James E. Jackson, Jr.

Section Oreanirer, Dearborn t om-
munht Party.
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