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1 ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Helen Weber Wed to CongressWomen Hold
Lt. P. S. Silverston
Luncheon Wednesday
Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Bachman have returned from Atlantic City
where Dr. Bachman became a diplomate of the American Board of
Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Women's Division of the Am-
erican Jewish Congress will have'
a luncheon on Wednesday, at 1:30
p. m., at Huyler's in the Fisher
Building.
Mrs. Morris Fox and her two sons, Herbert Alan and Charles
David, have arrived from Los Angeles to visit Mrs. Fox's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein of LaS:ile Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. LaPides and daughters have moved
from N. Martindale and are now residing at 18949 Indiana Ave.
Miss Anita June Bell of Hollywood, formerly of Detroit,
is now residing with her aunt and uncle,
Calif.,Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
LoPatin of 249 Voorheis Rd., Pontiac.
_ Lt. Ben Tkatch was home on a 10-day furlough which he spent
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Tkatch of 2923 Clements.
He has left for camp at Big Springs, Tex.
Mrs. Beth Levin Siegel, of
New York will be the guest
speaker. Mrs. Siegel has achieved
a national reputation for her
interfaith work as co-editor of
the "Guide to American Social
Problems" published by Colum-
bia University. She is responsible
for the organization of "Religion
at Work in a Community" in
New York and Philadelphia, and
originated the idea of "Inter-
racial Caravans" organized in
various boroughs of New York.
A supper party was given on Sunday by Pauline Nathan of
16207 Wildemere who has returned from a year's stay as an art
student at the University of Michigan. Miss Nathan will spend
the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dore Nathan.
Cpl. and Mrs. Herbert W. Goldstrom spent a two-week fur-
lough with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Levinson of Tuxedo
Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Goldstrom of Muirland Ave. Cpl.
and Mrs. Goldstrom were in New York for six weeks during which
Cpl. Goldstrom did special detail work for the Army Air Forces.
They have returned to Laredo, Tex., where he is stationed doing
research work in psychology.
Miss Joyce Elaine Edgar, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Irving I.
Edgar, is spending the Summer at National Music . Camp, Inter-
lochen, Mich., and is specializing in voice.
—Photo by J. J. Clarke
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wolf of 17135 Parkside Ave. will honor
LT: AND MRS. SILVERSTON
their children, Lt. and Mrs. William J. Poplack, at an open house
on Tuesday, July 24, 8 to 11 p. m. No cards. Lt. Poplack is a
The marriage of Miss Helen
Marauder pilot who has just returned from the European Theater
of War, where he had been a German prisoner. He will receive Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
a 60-day leave after his discharge from Halloran Hospital, Staten A. Weber of 2747 Gladstone, and
Island, N. Y. Lt. Poplack received the Air Medal with two Oak
Leaf Clusters, the Purple Heart and Presidential Unit Citation Lt. Paul S. Silverston, son of Mrs.
while participating in three major campaigns. His parents, Mr. and Rachel Silverston of 3013 Leslie,
Mrs. George Poplack, reside at 18114 Indiana Ave.
was performed on June 3.
Mrs. Irving Raider entertained on July 11 at a miscellaneous
Lt. Silverston has returned
shower at the home of her mother, in honor of her niece, Miss
Ethelyne Rothenberg, an August bride-elect.
from a two-year stay in India.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Fixel of East Boston Blvd. have as It was his second tour in over-
their guests their son and daughter-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Arthur seas service. He is now stationed
Fixel. Lt. Fixel who has returned recently from overseas is on
21-day leave before reporting for re-assignment. Mrs. Fixel has a at the Romulus Army Air Base,
been making her home with her father in Miami Beach, Fla., while Romulus, Mich.
her husband was overseas.
-Lt. and Mrs. Silverston are now
Lt. Allan Tolmich has returned to his post • at Boise, Ida., residing in Dearborn.
following a short leave. Mrs. Tolmich and their small daughter,
Nancy Victoria, who have been making an extended stay with
Expect Palestine, U. S.
Mrs. Tolmich's mother, Mrs. Peter Vass, returned with him.
Trade
to Grow After War
Mrs. Howard Sherman, who has been residing in Bainbridge,
Md., where her husband was stationed, is at present making her
home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman, of Chicago
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Pal-
Blvd. Lt. (j.g.) Sherman U.S.N.R. who will leave shortly for estine's trade with the United
overseas, spent a few days here with his family. Mr. and Mrs. States is expected to increase
Hartman's son, S-K-3-C Richard Hartman, left on Saturday for considerably after the war, ac-
his post following a 30-day leave.
cording to a survey by the De-
Lt. and Mrs. Murray Kirschman have returned to Denver. partment of Commerce.
Colo., where the Lt. is stationed at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal
A large surplus of dollars is
following a few days as the guests of Mrs. Kirschman's brother
and kister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubiner of Chicago Blvd. foreseen for post-war Palestine,
chiefly from growth of a flour-
Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. Bernard Rubiner are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Abraham Rubiner of Burlingame Ave. Mrs. Rubiner has ishing diamond-cutting-and-pol-
been making her home with her family in Pittsburgh while her ishing industry, established dur-
husband was overseas.
ing the war, from investments
Ens. Leonard W. Alkon who recently completed his training and from individual and . institu-
at Clinton, Okla. spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. tional contributions, and develop-
Jack Alkon of Webb Ave. before reporting to his new base in ment of the tourist industry. The
Florida.
study of post-war trade prospects
Capt. S. R. Scheinberg of Memphis, Tenn., who has returned in Palestine, Egypt and Iraq, was
recently from two years in the European area is the guest of his made by Robert Barr, and is
fiancee, Miss Fern Schlafer of Chicago Blvd. and her family:
printed in the "Foreign Com-
A/S Jerome M. Keywell who is receiving Bombadier Training merce Weekly."
at Pampa, Tex., is spending a two %reeks' leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keywell of Fairfield Avenue.
Cpl. Myron Alpert has returned to his post at Camp Shelby,
Miss., following a 10-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Alpert of Chicago Blvd.
Pvt. Bernard Trubowitz who has returned' recently from
The regular deadline for
nine months in France and Germany is spending a 30-day furlough
copy in The Jewish News is
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Trubowitz of Boston Blvd.
at 2 p. m. on Tuesdays.
EM3/C Donald Friedman who has returned recently from 10
Deadline for photographs is
months in the Pacific is spending a 30-day leave with his parents,
at 2 p. m. on Monday's.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Friedman of Ilene Ave.
Readers of and contributors
Dr. and Mrs. Max Newman of 18310 Santa Barbara Dr. will
to The Jewish News are asked
hold open house from 2 to 5 Sunday afternoon, July 22 in honor
to observe these deadlines.
of their son, Steven Edward.
Our Deadline
Relatives Sought Here
Marygrove Beauty Shop
Moris R o s e n b e r g, butcher
Markthalle, is sought by Julius
New Management
Kovacs, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Mr. Kovacs sent a cable that he Specializing In
and his family survived.
Cold Waves - Facials - Dyes - Hair Styling /t oil
Victor Cavaliero, born in Eng- Refreshments Served With Permanents
el "-
land in 1902, last known to be
to 5
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residing at 3741 25th St., Yacht- 9 Fri
8216 W. McNichols
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ing Club, Detroit, is sought by Closed Monday
411,,, 2-3900
Between Eoselawn & Nortklawn f UP
his sister, Bella Rachkowsky, at
present in France.
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Hirsch Zuckerman, a Polish
Jew, who survived in a German
concentration camp, = is.- looking
for his relative, Louis Zucker-
man, resident of Detroit, who
immigrated from Brody, Poland.
Detroit relatives should con-
tact Miss Ursula Friedeberg,
The Wilshire Hotel 'dining and ball-
Jewish Social Service Bureau,
TR. 2-4080.
Kosher Caterers!
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. David Sheraga
of 2744 Glendale wish to thank
their friends and the various or-
ganizations for the many kind-
nesses shown them during their
recent bereavement of Mrs.
Sheraga's departed mother, and
for their planting of trees and
redeeming dunams of land in
Palestine. •
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Friday, • l 'ane 20, 1945
THE JEWASH NEWS
rooms are now available for bookings
for weddings, showers, Bar Mitzvahs
and banquets.
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Our
Film
Folk
(Copyright.
1945 Jewish
Telegraphic
Agency)
By LEON GUTTERMAN
Warner Bros.' great musical,
"Rhapsody in Blue," one of the
most comprehensive biographies
ever filmed, is finally ready for
national release. Having opened
in New York recently with a
World Premiere, it is doing a
sensational box - office smash
Plans for the luncheon are in business.
charge of the interfaith com-
It is the story of George
mittee, under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Harry Stocker. Her Gershwin, his life, his loves and
committee members will act as his music. The notable cast is
hostesses. For reservations call headed by Robert Alda, -out-
standing new discovery in the
Mrs. Irwin Gottlieb, UN. 3-6286.
title role, supported by Alexis
Smith, Joan Leslie, Charles Co-
burn, Albert Basserman and
Morris Carnovsky together with
many real-life notables who por-
FEINBERG-STEIN: Mr. and tray themselves in the produc-
Mrs. Morris W. Stein announce tion. These include Oscar Le-
the marriage of his sister, Marion vant, Al Jolson, Paul Whiteman,
B. Stein, to George Feinberg, George ("Scandals") White, Rou-
on July 11, in Toledo, 0. The ben Mamoulian, Hazel Scott and
couple have returned to Detroit Tom Patricola, the veteran danc-
and are living at the Seville er who "hoofed" to fame on
Gershwin tunes.
Hotel, on Second Ave.
* * *
Other great characters
of
FRANK-SMITT: The marriage Gershwin's day, such as Jascha
of Miss Peggy Smitt, daughter of Heifetz, Igor Stravinsky, Mau-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Smitt of Chi- rice Ravel, Walter Damrosh and
cago Blvd., and Harry\ E. Frank, Buddy DeSylva are portrayed
son of Mrs. H. J. L. Frank of by actors.
Colorado Ave. and the late Mr.
The picture's elaborate and
Frank was solemnized at 6:30 nostalgic musical framework
o'clock Monday afternoon, July composes 29 of the great com-
16 in the bride's home.
poser's best works, including all
Dr. Leo M. Franklin per- of his serious compositions and
formed the ceremony in the the most popular of his songs.
presence of the immediate fam- Three thousand dress extras,
ilies. Mrs. William H. Frank 1,080 musicians, 200 dancing girls,
was the matron of honor and her 100 show girls and 75 dancing
husband served as his brother's men appear in these numbers.
best man. Mr. and Mrs. Frank "Rhapsody in Blue" was directed
left by plane for a stay in Aca- by Irving Rapper and produced
pulco, Mexico, following which by Jesse Lasky. For a memor-
they will make their home in able thrill in motion pictures be
New York City.
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