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2 Detroit Women Bridal Calendar
Elected by ORT
June 2—M i s s Bernice Good-

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Mrs. Grahm Named Vice-
President and Mrs. Becker
Member of Board

NEW YORK — Mrs. William
Grahm of 18415 Parkside, De-
troit, was elected vice-president
and Mrs. Harry Becker of 19426
Warrington, Detroit, was elected
a board member of Women's
American ORT at its ninth bien-
nial convention here.
The 200 delegates from 47
chapters in the U. S. and Can-
ada, representing 16,000 members,
resolved to raise $500,000 and
"adopt" 2,000 European Jewish
orphans for vocational training
during 1946-47. .
Funds will go to the 66-year-
old world program of ORT—Or-
ganization f o r Rehabilitation
through Training — to instruct
Jews overseas in industrial trades
or farming in ORT schools in Eu-
rope, North Africa, South Amer :
ica and Shanghai.
Mrs. Maurice Finkelstein of
New York, reelected president,
announced that the 2,000 orphan
goal was voted as a result of
the successful drive for 1,000
during 1945-46.
Dean Acheson, Acting Secre-
tary of State, addressing the
convention, praised the ORT for
its accomplishments in aiding the
rehabilitation of the Jews of Eu-
rope. He declared that the ORT
approached the problem of aiding
human beings with "deep un-
derstanding." --
Dr. David Lvovitch, vice-presi-
dent of the World ORT - Union,
reported that 15,500 persons are
receiving training in the ORT
schools and farm projects
throughout the world. He dis-
closed that $350,000 in tools, ma=
chinery and materials have been
sent abroad since V-E day.

Sheruth League Drive
Reported Successful

At a meeting at the home. of
Mrs. Robert Hack, Mrs. Alvin
Skelly, chairman of the pledge
fund drive for Sheruth League,
reported the successful conclu-
sion of the two-month campaign.
Working with her were Mes-
dames Stuart Palmer, Dan Symes,
Seymour Berman, Art Lee and
Mr's. Irving Grunit.
Proceeds from the pledge fund
drive will adopt a child through
the American Jewish Congress
and deserving children will be
sent to summer camp.
The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Sander A.
Hillman; vice-presidents, Mrs. Al
Barron and Mrs. Arnold Monash;
recording secretary, Mrs. Ralph
Silberman; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. Robert Hack; treasur-
er, Mrs. Irwin Erman; publicity,
Mrs. Henry Brontman; custodian,
Airs. Nathan Spector.
Mrs. Sylvia Rubin. and Mrs.
Seymour Berman are co-chair-
men of the installation to be held
June 11 at the Wilshire.

Beth El Women
Awarded Honors
For Red Cross Aid

The last of the weekly Oneg
Shabbat gatherings of the . Sholern
Aleichem Folf Institute, until next
September, will be held this Fri-
day.
All the teachers of the Insti-
tute will participate in the pro-
gram consisting of readings from
classic and modern literature.
There also will be short talks on
future plans for educational and
cultural programs.
All friends are invited.
The institute is making prepara-
tions for the celebration of the
Matan-Torah and Bikurim fes-
tival.
Tuesday afternoon, June 4, the
children of all the schools will
gather in the Workmen's Circle
Auditorium to celebrate Shev-
uoth.
Wednesday evening, June 5,
the holiday will be celebrated by
the adults and children. The
teachers are preparing a special
program.
This year the Shevuoth cele-
bration will be honored by the
presence of the literary critic,
S. Niger.
The adult celebration also will
be held in the large auditorium
of the Workmen's Circle Center.
For reservations call HO. 5404,
NO. 2696 or UN. 1-6172.

The Sisterhood of .Temple Beth
El, at its annual meeting made
the . following awards to workers
of the Red Cross unit:

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Saturday Night, May 25 and Sunday, May 26.

This is one of the traditional means of raising funds for the land-
redemption program of the Jewish National Fund in Palestine.

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CONGRATULATIONS to the Workers in the
Emergency Allied Jewish Campaign

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233 of the Jewish centers and
"Y"s own their own buildings;
200 have professional staffs; • all
told the 288 centers and "Y"s
have 1,250 full time professional
workers. .

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The Red Cross unit will close
its activities for the summer next
Tuesday with a special program.
The Unit has worked uninter-
ruptedly since 1940 and was ad-
judged as the largest and most
active congregational unit in the
city.
Work will be resumed Oct. 8.

Jewish National Fund Volunteer Workers

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Citation for five years or more of
service—Mrs. Sidney Alexander, Miss
Dorothy Bloom, Mrs. Henry Butzel,
Miss Jeanette Cohen, Miss Josephine
Cohen, Mrs. Julius Desenberg, Mrs.
F. Deuker, Mrs. Pauline Ettinger,
Miss Rita Fechheimer, Mrs. Lloyd I.
Frankel, Mrs. Bertha Funke, Mrs. Max
Gerstman, Miss Hilda Gottlieb, Mrs.
Samuel Hartman, Mrs. Rae Jacobson,
Mrs. Otto Kaufmann, Mrs. Jennie
Lichtenstein, Mrs. Edward Lichtig,
Mrs. A. H. Manheim, Mrs. I. Rapen-
port, Mrs. S. W. Rice, Mrs. Blanche
Rosenhelm, Mrs. Elsa Shenker, Mrs.
Merrill Silverstein, Miss Fanny Sim-
mons, Mrs. S. A. Sloman, Mrs. Louis
Touff, Mrs. Max Weiss and Mrs. Mar-
tha Wohlgemuth; Chevrons for four
years of service—Mrs. Anna B. Deut-
sch, Mrs. I. Hamburger, Mrs. Morton
Nathan, Mrs. Max Rope, Mrs. R. Ru-
benstein and Mrs. Sol Sapperstein.
Stripes for 150 hours of service—
Mrs. A. W. Feiler, Mrs. Herman Fin-
sterwald, Mrs. Eva Franke, Mrs. Ira
Friedenberg, Mrs. Philip Golden, Mrs.
Harry Jacobson, Mrs. David Kahn,
Mrs. Bernard Kramer, Mrs. Samuel
Pollock, Mrs. Alvin Rodecker and
Mrs. Karl Segall.

The 12th anniversary of Mlawer
Ungegend Verein will be cele-
brated at a banquet this Sunday
at Riviera Hall. It will be fol-
lowed by a program of entertain-
ment. Miss Rosalie Gross will
render vocal selections, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Betty
Kowalsky.
Reservations are taken by Jul-
ius Newberg, chairman of the
banquet committee, TY. 5-4002,
and the co-chairman, Israel Burn-
stein, TR. 2-4053.

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Sholem Aleichem Plans
Closing Oneg Shabbat,
Program for Shevuoth

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- Bar Mitzvahs and
Other Social Occasions

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ORCHESTRAS

Of Congress Elects
Mrs. Sp A. Green

Bar Mitzvah

Justine L. Bessman won first
place in the Shaarey Zedek High
School department's essay con-
test, sponsored by the IVIen's club.
She was also one of the win-
ners in the essay contest on
Americanism, sponsored by the
Wayne County Council, Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
Justine is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward L. Bessman,
3000 Rochester, and is an honor
student at Central high school.

Presents

WOM en's Division

man, daughter of Mrs. Esther .
Goodman of LaSalle Blvd.-, to
Mrs. Samuel A. Green was
Eli A. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac, Miller of Taylor Ave., at elected president of the Detroit
the horrie. of the bridegroom. Sol Women's Division of the AMeri-
E. Mintz Will be best man and
Mrs. .Ralph Beck matron of hon-
or. • The newlyweds will make
an eastern trip. 'Mr. Miller. is a
veteran of four years service
with the armored infantry, hav-
ing served 30 months in the
European Theater.
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June 15—Miss Doris Lee Mar-
golin, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs:
Sam Margolin of Glynn Court, to
Irving Broder, son of Tessie Brod-
er of New York. Mr. Broder re-
cently was discharged from the
army afte serving three and a
half years with .the Arniy Trans-
port Command.
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June 16—Miss Ruthie Brick-
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Brickman of Nelson St.,
London, Ontario to Sidney Wolfe;
son - of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wolfe,
of Windsor, Ontario, at .Congre= -
MRS. SAMUEL A. GREEN
gation Bnai Moses ben Judah
can Jewish Congress at the re-
Synagogue, London, Ontario.
cent annual meeting.
Other officers of the division
are:
Mrs. Sam Olsher, Mrs. Arthur
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Hy- Gould, Mrs. Phil Stellar, Mrs.
man of 2690 Glendale announce Irwin I. Lappin, Mrs. Harry
the Bar Mitzvah of their , son, vice-presidents; Mrs. Milton L.
Norman, on Saturday morning, Stocket and Mrs. Harry Frank,
May 25, at Yeshivath Beth Ye- Prag, recording secretary; Mrs.
hudah, Cortland at Dexter. At Benjamin Kohen, corresponding
home Sunday May 26, 3 to 7 secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Crohn,
P. ra.
treasurer; Mrs. Aaron Friedman,
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financial secretary; Mrs. Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenberg Bookstein, board member at
of 3321 Oakman Blvd., announce large; advisory group, Mesdames
the Bar Mitzzvah of _their son, Max Dushkin, Nathan Spevakow,
Myron, on Saturday, May 25, at Perry Burnstine and Morris
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. T h e Weingarden.
out-of-town guests will be Mr.
Members of the board are:
and Mrs. David Zeldis, Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Zeldis and Mr. and Mesdames Emanuel Baker, S. P.
Mrs. M. Zeldis of Buffalo, N. Y. Baker, Frank Bernstein, Samuel
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Blondy, Albert Boesky, Irving
Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Small Dworman, Charles Feinberg, Ja-
announce the Bar Mitzvah of their cob Lattin, Saul LeVine, Joseph
son, Stuart E., at Temple Israel. Newman, Sam Pearlman, M. S.
Service will be held in the Lec- Perlis, Abe Rosenberg, Harry
ture hall of the Art Institute at Rott, Max Saidman, Albert Sil-
8:30 p. m. Friday, May 31. Re- ber, J. C. Solomon, Joseph Staub,
ception at home, 1570 W. Seven David Bernstein, Abe Katzman,
Mile Road, at 7 p. m., Sunday, Archie Goldberg, Louis Ham-
June 2. No cards.
burger, Jack Jewiso, Benton
Wolfe, Arnold Frank, Harry
Weinstock, Robert Block, Wal-
NCJW Installs Officers
lace Nathan, Fred Patt, Louis
At Luncheon Meeting
Tatken, Allan L. Weston, Sam
At a luncheon meeting of 300 Herman, Milton J. Miller, Sam
members of Detroit Section, Na- Margolis, A. M. Hershman.
tional Council, of Jewish Women,
Mrs. Samuel Katkin, chairman
at the Book-Cadillac, new officers of the strawberry festival to be
were installed by Mrs. Regene held at Kern's -on June 12, an-
Freund Cohane.
nounces that tickets may be ob-
Mrs. Herbert Smith received tained from Mrs. Florence Ros-
the president's gavel from the re- man, UN. 1-4637. Funds raised
tiring president, Mrs. Hershal will be devoted to USO,. Serve-A-
Kreger. The vice-presidents are Camp Unit in Hawaii and gifts for
Mesdames Benjamin Shwayder, European children.
William Grahm and Lewis Dan-
iels; Mrs. Henry Krohn, treasur-
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er; Mrs. Philip Brown, recording
secretary; Mrs. Norman Levey,
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corresponding secretary; Mrs. A.
A. Lappin, financial secretary;
Mrs. Arthur Purdy, assistant fin-
ancial secretary.

Justine Bessman Winner
In Two Essay Contests

JULES KLEIN

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1946

The success of the drive assures uninterrupted redemption of land in
Palestine through the Jewish National Fund, one of the beneficiaries of
the campaign, for the settlement of tens of thousands of European Jewish
survivors in the Jewish National Home.

For information regarding J.N.F. projects call

Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit

11608 Dexter

TO. 8-7384