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Births

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jewish Center
Activities

Friday, May 17, 1946

Bridal Calendar Wayne U. Folk Dancing Group
To Entertain UHS Auxiliary

April 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis M. Berman (Rose Gold-
May 18—Miss Abigail Atli-
stein) of Sorrento Ave., twin
vaick, daughter of Louis M. Atli-
daughters, Leslie Ann and Sherry
vaick of Glendale Ave., to Thom-
Lee.
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as Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ruben Schneider of N. Martin-
_April 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Har- Tiger Stars Expected at
dale Ave.
old H. Bernhard (Esther Levy) Center Sports Event Tuesday
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Sports .celebrities from the De-
of 2339 Glendale, a daughter,
May 18—Miss Cecelia Halpert,
troit Tigers baseball-team are ex-
Harriet Zena.
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pected as guests of the Men's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
April 25 — To Dr. and Mrs. Health Club at the second annual Halpert of 3866 Tyndall Road,
Jerome J. Mallon of 1621 Cres- sports event in the Center Audi- University Heights, 0., to Leon-
cent Dr., Flint, Mich., a daugh- torium next Tuesday at 8 p.m., it ard Derin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ter, Gayle Emily.
is announced by Robert Schwartz, Jacob Derin of 2343 Leslie, De-
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chair/ban of the Health Club troit, at the Cleveland Jewish
Center. A reception will follow
April 25 — Birth to Mr. and committee. • .
Athletic awards will be made the ceremony, scheduled for 9
Mrs. Herbert Goldstein of Hazel-
wood ave. (Adele Croogloff), a to winners of the recent. Center p. m., in the Cleveland Center's
daughter, Ronna Alane.
squash and handball .tourna- social hall. Upon their return
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ments. The program also will in- from their honeymoon in New
April 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Jo- clude a showing of the film on York the newlyweds will reside.
seph Deitch (Edith Schwartz) of the 1945 World Series, exhibi- in Detroit.
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3201 Gladstone, a son, Raymond tions of boxing, tumbling and
May 18—Miss Harriet Stern,
Erwin.
table tennis and refreshments,
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served buffet style. Men's Health daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving
- May 3—To Mr. and Mrs. David Club members and their guests C. Stern, to Morton L. Baker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Baker.
T. - Lipton (Edith Nathan) of are invited.
a a a
17166 Indiana, a son, Martin Ar-
nold.
Lag b'Omer Holiday Hop
June 2—Miss Bernice Good-
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At Center Sunday Night
man, daughter of Mrs. Esther
May 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
Left to right are members of the Wayne University Folk Danc-
A Lag b'Omer dance, the last Goodman of LaSalle Blvd., to Eli
ert Brasch (Sonia Hersh) of Ful- Holiday Hop of the season, will R. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing Group who will participate in the final program of the Women's
lerton Ave., a daughter, Andrea be held in the Center on Sunday, Isaac Miller of Taylor Ave., at Auxiliary of the United_Hebrew Schools next Wednesday: MRS. J.
Lynne.
May 19, it was announced by the home of the bridegroom. Sol BERKOWITZ, MRS. J. JACKIER, MISS P. ISAACS and MRS. H.
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Estelle Starr and Danny Raskin, E. Mintz will be best man and HOLTZMAN.
May 6—To Mr and Mrs. Harry co-chairmen. Music will be fur- Mrs. Ralph Beck matron of hon-
Kern (Carol Goldberg) of Dela- nished by Phil Brestoff and his or. The newlyweds will make an
Woman's Auxiliary of t li e of the Woman's Auxiliary, and
ware Ave., a son.
eastern trip. Mr. Miller is a vet- United Hebrew Schools will hold Mrs. Florence Moss Rosman is
orchestra.
a a a
The Holiday Hop committee eran of four years service with its fourth and final program of publicity chairman.
May 9—To Dr. and Mrs. David also includes: Bernice Friedland, the armored infantry, having the season next Wednesday at
Freedman (Betty Jane Colby) of Ann Kasselman, Eve Kaner, Ida served 30 months in the Euro- 8:30 p. m., in the main audi-
1977 Tuxedo, a son, Alan Ross.
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torium of the Jewish Center. This 11101. 'oak Nollik "NOW NOW NOW
Sherefkin, Earl Davidson, Bea pean Theater. •
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will be an evening of folk dance
Bortman Diamond, Celia Fine,
CENTRAL
May 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Helen Wasserman, Morris Buch-
June 15—Miss Doris Lee Mar- and music.
ard F. Sidder (Edith Zlatkin) of zeiger, Allan Mittlernan, Frances golin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Florist
and Gift Shop
Dancing i:vill be under the di-
2940 Chicago Blvd., a son, Glenn Rotman, Ann Greenberg and Sam Sam Margolin of Glynn Court, to
rection
of
Miss
Julia
Sanford
of
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Alan.
Irving Broder, son of Tessie Brod- the Wayne University Folk Danc-
Borak.
HOgarth 1160
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er of New York, Mr. Broder re- ing Department, and will be per-
We Deliver
May 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Jo- To Model Sport Clothes
cently was discharged from the formed by members of the Auxil-
seph Handel/tan: (Jeanette Ka- At Fashion Show Sunday
army after serving three and a iary, assisted by the Wayne Uni-
. baker) of 18308 Sorrento, twin
Sport, casual and date clothes half years with the Army Trans- versity Folk Dancing Group.
Lending
daughters.
will be modeled at a fashion port Command.
Mrs. David Kallman, soprano,
Library
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show at the Center Butzel Hall
and Miss Flora Beckman, pianist,
May 12—To Dr. and Mrs. Dean Sunday at 2:30 p.m. under the German Naval Chief Charged
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will be guest artists.
P. Carron (Mildred Frank) of sponsorship of girls' social With Persecution of Jews
Gifts
Dr.
Max
Weine,
rabbi
of
Cam-
Chicago Blvd., a son, Neil Allan. groups—Senior Young Judea,
NUREMBERG, (JTA) — Adm. den, N. J., formerly a member
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Louis Marshall, Bnai Brith, Di- Karl Doenitz, former chief of the
To Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Hertz ana Mallerman, Bnai Brith, Hen- German navy, was charged with of the UHS staff, will speak on
Greeting
"The Place of the Home and
(Shirley Lee), a daughter, Sandra rietta Szold and Genies.
Cards
being equally responsible with Mother in Jewish Education".
Lee.
SAM GINSBURG
The modeled clothes will be other Nazi leaders for the per-
Mrs. A. L. Carnick is president 'yea. Nellta NOM • NON. '11 NOW NI oak Nelllik Nom
loaned by the "Hi-Heaven Shop" secution of Jews. British Pro
of Frank and Seder. The com- secutor Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe
mittee heads for the program are: quoted an address by Doenitz in
Thelma Dosie, Arlyne Steinberg, March, 1944, in which he urged
Lois Gordon and Janice Hertz- the officers and men of the Ger-
berg.
man navy to join in driving
A Wedding of Detailed Perfection
Piano selections will be played every vestige of Jewry from the
In All the Beauty That Makes
LA SPEEZIA, Italy, (JTA)-
German nation,
It a Cherished Memory
The 1.014 Jewish refugees who by Muriel Kingston and Peggy
had been detained here for four Gassel. Advisors for the show are
weeks following their apprehen- Betty Braver, Harriet Warrat, On May 20, barn dancing will be
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sion as they were preparing to Norma Shapiro and Ruth Lefko- featured, and on May 27, Samba
witz.
lessons.
embark for Palestine, sailed for
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Bridal Service . .
Haifa, aboard the small Italian
Center
Dancing
Classes
Scout
Honor
Court May 23
vessels Fede and Fenice. They
Monday evening classes will be
makes that dream possible. Every de-
Troop 369 hold a court of honor
were due to land in Palestine this
tail carefully attended to personally,
held for all intermediates in But- in Butzel 'Hall on May 23. The
week end.
from flowers to seating arrangements..
They left Italy knowing that zel Hall, according to an . an- troop is directed by Ruben Gold-
No task left incomplete.
on the sway-backed pier where nouncement by Harriet Warrat, stein, soutmaster, and M. Wachts,
Jewish
Center
dance
instructor.
chairman.
they had camped for the four
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100 .Italian friends made after
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their arrest had thrown a world
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those who came to bid them God-
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speed were Italian government
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officials, former partisans, So-
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not connected with any other catering
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cialists and Comniunists and two
service. Call also for:
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Consecrations - Bar Mitzvahs
representatives of the British
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Field Security Service.
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Also present was the captain
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of the port, who had previously
removed parts of the Fede's .mo-
ding receptions. to be sure of I
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tor on .instructions from .the Brit-
getting what you want.
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ish. On May 7 he informed the
Jews that no charge would be
Finest imported can-
made for pier rent, water, elec-
dies as well as the
better known domes-
tricity, tugboats and other serv-
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tic brands.
ices. The cost of the water alone
is estimated at $400. Another vis-
We accept phone orders.
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itor was Police Capt. Alberto who
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originally had ordered the arrest
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of the refugees on the assumption yt
- Like precious jewels, they should be
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that they were Italian. fascists
entrusted to experts thoroughly
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skilled in the art of protecting fur
attempting to escape to Spain. He
RATES
loveliness. Here your furs will bp
wore the medal which the Jews
in good hands . . . and in good
Call
had given him in thanks for his
company. If your fur needs, restyl-
,assistance since then.
RAndolph 5951

La Spezia Refugees

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,T.Ifew Named to Post
Of Ousted School Aide

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Maxi-
inillian a trustee of the
Jewish Education Committee and
chairman of the Brooklyn divi-
sion of the Federation of Jewish
Charities, was named a member
of the New York City Board of
Education to replace Mary Dil-
lon, whose reappointment had
been opnosed by the American
item( ish Congress and other agen-
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