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LocalWomen'sCouncilLectds
In National $250,000 Drive

Mrs. Herschel V. Kreger, President of Detroit \Section of
NCJW, Announces Voluntary Increase in Quota;
National Officers Praise Action

NEW YORK—In recognition
of the greatly expanded Service
to Foreign Born program of the
National Council of Jewish

• MRS. HERSCHEL V: KREGER

Women, and its new overseas
project, the Detroit Section has
voluntarily raised its 1945 quota
from $6,000 to $10,000, it was an-
nounced by Mrs. Herman B.
Levine, chairman of Council's
executive committee.
The news of Detroit's action
was made known' in a letter to
Mrs. Levine from Mrs. Herschel
V. Kreger, president of the De-
troit Section of the National
Council of Jewish Women, who
wrote:
"At a special emergency meet-
ing of our board, it was voted un-
animously to increase the 1945
- quota to National for its Service
•, to Foreign Born and Overseas
:program from $6,0000 to $10,000
as a voluntary • emergency con-

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tribution. We are in full sym-
pathy and understanding with
our national program and con-
sider it an honor to be able to
do our share toward the further-
ance of the fine and vital work
now going on."
Activities Praised
In commenting on the Detroit
Section's assumption of added
responsibilities, Mrs. Levine said
that "the officers and executive
committee of the National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women accept this
added contribution from the
Detroit Section as a recognition
of the work of our new over-
seas project, and the aremend-
ously expanded program of our
Service to Foreign Born depart-
ment, especially in the field of
locations. • We are receiving over
1,000 requests a month from Am-
ericans seeking relatives abroad,
and happily, since V-E Day, we
are effecting a minimum of 100
locations a month. Although it
hasn't been officially announced,
it is proper that, in view of its
new contribution, Detroit should
be the first to know that Council
has already engaged its first two
overseas workers, who will work
abroad as a Council unit in co-
operation with the Joint Distrib-
ution Co m m i t tee. Additional
workers are being interviewed,
and if -other Sections follow
Detroit's magnificent example,
we will be enabled to add a
greater number of members to
the staff of our Oversdas unit.
Mrs. Welt's Leadership
"We, here, are also conscious
of the fact. that Detroit's gen-
erous action should and must be
considered as a tribute to our
national president, Mildred G.
Welt, a native of Detroit, Ind a
former president of the Detroit
Section of Council. Mrs. Welt
has brought to Council an inspir-
ed- leadership, one which you
who know her 'well, can well
appreciate."
The National Council of. Jew-
ish Women is this year seeking
$250,000 to finance both its, Ser-
vice to Foreign Born depart-
ment and its Overseas, unit. Of
this amount, $150,000 is-allocated
for Councit'S four point Service
to Foreign Born •program—in-
ternatiOnal case work, which in-
cludes locations; port and dock;
social adjustment, which in-
cludes its work at the Oswego
refugee • camp; and naturaliza-
tion. For its Overseas project,
Council- will send a group of
child-care workers to • operate
as a service unit cooperating
with the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee. The Council workers
will specialize in seervicing the
thousands of homeless and or-
phan children now wandering
throughout Europe.

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. S. Rubin of 16595
Washburn Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Rose,
to Cpl. Frederick H. Stocker of
the Army Air Force, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Stocker of 14007
Robson Ave.
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The engagement of Edythe
Wolfman was announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Wolfman of Pingree Ave.,. to
David Eckus, USNR, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Eckus of Blaine
Ave.
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Announcement is made of the
engagement of Lenore Moss,
daughter of Mrs. Asher Moss of
Seward Ave. and the late Mr.
Moss, to George Louis Haller,
son of Joseph Haller and the late
Mrs. Haller.
* * *
Mrs. Fred H. Klein of Beverly
Hills, Calif., formerly of Detroit,
announces the engagement of
her daughter, Lois Hope, to
Theodore Edward Borde of
Seattle, Wash. • The news was
revealed on Saturday, Aug. 4,
at a small reception held at the
Bordes' Washington Park home.
Miss Klein has attended U.C.L.A.
and will continue her studies at
the University of Washington.
Her fiance has attended the Uni-
versity of Southern California
and University of Washington.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franovitz
of Shaker Heights, 0., formerly
of 3224 Webb, DTAroit, announce
-the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Loree, to S/Sgt. Harold J.
Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
H. Marks of 18309 Sorrento Ave.
S/Sgt. Marks is with the 10th
Air Force in'Burma and is ex-
pected home this month.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Novitz an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Elaine, to Albert Sum.
mer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Summer. The wedding will take
place on Sept. 18.

Mr. , _ and Mrs. Nathan Water.
stone of 3336 Sturtevant Ave.
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Frederick P., at the
Bnai Zion Synagogue,/ Humphrey
and Holmur Ayes., on- Saturday
morning, Aug. 18. Open house
Saturday at their residence from
2 to 5 and from 7 tit 10 p. m.
No cards.
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Dr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Gold-
stick of 44 Devon road, Great
Neck, Long Island, N. Y., an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, David, to be solemnized on
Saturday morning, Aug. 18, at
Temple Israel,- Great Neck, N.Y.
a a
Mr. and Mrs. Max N. Haidy of
3650 W. Outer Drive announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Robert, on Saturday morning,
Sept. 1, at the Northwest He-
brew Congregation and Center,
in the Bagley School, Roselawn
and Curtis Ayes. A reception
will be held at Hotel Park Ave.
Penthouse Saturday evening at
8:30. No cards.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Harry
Knopper of 17532 Santa Rosa
Drive announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Morton Paul, on
Saturday morning, Aug. 25, at
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
A reception in the - Bar Mitzvah's
honor will be held at. home, Sun-
day, Aug. 26, from 2 to 5 p.m.
No cards.

MORRIS HOCHBERG

The Jewish Community Cen-
ter's eighth in the series of
outdoor concerts will be held on
Monday at 9 p.m., at the Cen-
ter. Admission is free.

Sylvia Hochberg, pianist, and
Morris Hochberg, violinist, will
share the concert.
For their program they have
selected Dvorak's F-Major Son-
ata for violin and . piano, Pad-
erewsky's Theme and Variations
for Piano Solo, and compositions
by Kreisler and Sarasate.

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British Consul Blocked
Romanian Delegates' Trip
ISTANBUL (JPS)—By refus-
ing to grant them visas, the .-Brit-
ish Consul in Bucharest blocked
at the last minute the departure
of four Romanian Zionists to the
world Zionist conference in Lon-
don, it is reported here.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stein of
2747 W. Grand Ave. announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Irving, this Saturday morning, at
Congregation Bnai Jacob. A din-
ner will be served Sunday eve-
ning at Lachar's, in the Bar Mit-
zvah's honor.

Kosher Caterers!

Women's Clubs

BLOOM-ROSS: The marriage
of Lt. Jerome P. Bloom to Char-
Department of Michigan
lotte H. • Ross of Brookline, Mass.,
LADIES' AUXILIARIES of the
is announced by his parents, Mr.
JEWISH WAR VETERANS had
and Mrs.. I.. Bloom of _Webb Ave.
a delegation at Percy Jones Hos-
After a honeymoon spent at
pital in Battle Creek on Aug. 7.
Lake Spofford Hotel, New Hamp-
Many, articles requested by vet-
shire, they will reside in New-
erans for their work shop —sol-
ark, N.J., where Lt. Bloom is
dering irons, etching glasses, sa-
stationed.
teen for stenciling pillow tops,
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games, etc.— were presented by
GLAZER-BERNSTEIN — The
the delegation which included:
marriage of Miss Elaine Bern-
Mrs. 'Birdie Rosenberg, depart ,
stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ment president; and the hospital
Victor N. Bernstein of Glendale
chairmen: Mrs. Elizabeth Sha-
Ave., and Bernard- Glazer, son
pero and Mrs. Fannie. Strauss,
of Mr. and Mrs. Benja.min Glaz-
Auxiliary 135; Mrs. Ruth Schreib-
er of Wildemere, Ave., Was sol-
er, Lawrence H. Jones Auxiliary
emnized July 29 at the Bnai
190; Mrs. Esther Singerman, Eli
David Synagogue. Rabbis Josh-
Levin Auxiliary 230. Other simi-
ua Sperka and B. Moldawsky of-
lar trips are planned by JWV
ficiated.
Auxiliaries.
The bride was attended by
Mrs. Herman Rosenberg, matron
of honor, and the Misses Lilliam
Greenberg, 'Bee Weiner, and
Lee Rose. The groom had as his
best man his brother, Louis
—New Management
Glazer. Fred Bernstein, David
Levy and David Litvin were Specializing In
ushers.
Cold Waves - Facials - Dyes - Hair Styling "
The couple . spent a fortnight
Refreshments Served With Permanents
at New York and Boston.
The following out of town 9 to 5
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8216 W. McNichols
9 to 9
guests were present at the wed- Fri
2-3900
,slosed Monday
Betweeu Roselawn & Northlawn
ding: ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Litvin,
Mr. and Mrs. David. Litvin,
Jerry Litvin, Mr. and Mrs. David
Bortman, Annette and Jerry
Bortman, Mrs. Anna Lipkin,
Allan Lipkin, all of Philadel-
phia, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dushkin, Ruth and Irwin Dush-
kin, Mr. and Mrs. David Simons,
Helen Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
CURTAINS, RUGS
Simons, Annette and / Marilyn
WINDOW SHADES
Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ap-
plebaum, all of Chicago, Ill.;
LAMP SHADES and
Mr. and Mrs. Milt& Bernstein,
FURNITURE COVERS
Yvette Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs.
Hurwitz, of Cleveland, 0.; Mr.
We Cal)
and Mrs. J. Morrison, Charlotte,
and
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ep-
Deliver
stein, Larry and Muriel Ep-
stein, Mt. Vernon, 0.; Mr. and
CURTAIN - RUG and SHADE
Mrs. Max Heller and daughter
Phone
Mildred, Chattanooga, Tenn.;
CLEANING COMPANY
Mrs. Max Joffe and Naomi Joffe,
TO. 7-9660
12813 Linwood
Est. 1930
Pelikan Lake, Wis.

Bar Mitzvahs

Hochbergs' Concert
At Center, Monday

The Wilshire Hotel 'dining and ball-
rooms are now available for bookings
for- weddings, showers, Bar Mitzvahs
and banquets.

CALL MR. CARL BISIO, Mgr.

Wilshire Hotel

TO. 8-2680

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