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Page Fourteen

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rogalsky
of Toledo announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Barbara,
,o Alfred Weiss, son of Mr. and
:Ars. Max Weiss of 17138 Wiscon-
sin Ave.
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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal
of Blain Ave. announce the en-
lagement of their daughter,
Zelda, to Arthur Selmar of Leslie
Ave., son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. David Solomon.
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Announcement is made of the
.:mgagement of Miss Joann Si-
non, daughter of David Simon
•1 Chicago, Ill., to Lou Geer,
--on of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Geer of
264 Tuxedo. Their wedding date
:las been set for Aug. 18. The
')ridegroorn-elect has been dis-
harged from the U. S. Army aft-
18 months of service.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kozak of
',eslie Ave. announce the engage-
: -tent of their daughter, Frances,
3 Gerald Magid, son of Mr. and
Irs. Max Magid of Tuxedo Ave.
: fr. Magid recently was dis-
harged after serving three years
-.Tith the armed forces. The wed-
, ing date has been set for
Jove 24.
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- The betrothal of Ruth Factor of
Clements Ave. to Bernard Katz,
2ormerly of Cincinnati, was an-
nounced at a tea on Saturday",
June 8. The bride-elect is the
•laughter of Lawrence Factor and
late Dorothy Factor. Mr.
::.Catz is the nephew of Mr. and
Mrs. Max H. Goldhoff of Webb
Ave. The wedding will take place
in November,
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Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Sosnick
of 9320 Broadstreet, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ann, to Marvin Levy, son
of Mr. and Mrs. -Samuel Levy of
1923 W. Euclid. The marriage
will take place on July 7 at the
Congregation Bnai Zion.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Tauber of
Clements Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Roslyn Phyllis, to Albert Smith,
;on of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Smith of San Juan Drive. Mr.
Smith recently was discharged
from the armed forces, having
served both in the European and
Pacific theaters of war.
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Mr. and Mrs. Israel Burnstein
6019 Chene St. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
.farriet, to Fred Rapoport, son
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rapo-
_ ort of Philadelphia Ave.

► ritish Troops Leave
;irya After 3 Months

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — British
r-iilitary forces occupying the set-
ement of Birya, whose entire
tale population was sentenced to
.rison on June 1 following their
conviction on the charge of illegal
,ossession of arms, evacuated the
colony.
The district officer and high
nilitary and police officials re-
turned the settlement to its in-
habitants together with a formal
announcement that the three and
one-half months occupation was
ended. The colony was occupied
on Feb. 28 when British military
and police forces raided it follow-
ing an alleged attack on an Arab
Legion camp nearby.

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Friday, June 14, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Syracuse and Wayne
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BERNICE EDISE BRONSTEIN

Mr. and Mrs. Nat Bronstein of
980 Whitmore- Rd. .announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Bernice Edise, to Aaron H. Ger-
. shenson, on of Mrs. Mali Ger-
shensori of 17305 Muirland Ave.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Syracuse University where
she was affiliated with Alpha
Epsilon Phi Sorority. She was
an instructor at Wayne University
Medical School on a two-year
teaching fellowship, after which
she was granted the degree of
Master of Science. She also
worked for a year on a bacter-
iological research grant at Re-
ceiving Hospital.
Mr. -Gershenson, treasurer of
Ned's Auto Supply Co., received
his B. A. and LLB. degrees from
Wayne University. He is affil-
iated. with Phi Gamma Rho Law
Fraternity.

Hungarian ORT Buys
Farm for Training
100- Jewish Children

BUDAPEST (JTA)—The Hun-
garian ORT. has just purchased a
training farm with capacity for
instructing 60 boys and 40 girls
in the rudiments of agriculture,
the Budapest ORT committee an-
nounces. In addition, the organi-
zation has bought 100 weaving
looms in Budapest for handicraft
education.
At present the Hungarian ORT,
which functioned throughout the
war, is supporting 12 training in-
stitutions with 597 students. In
Budapest there are 150 boys in
the technical school and 120 girls
in a vocational school. The - di-
plomas of these schools are rec-
ognized as equivalent to the gov-
ernment high school diplomas.

Births

D. W. Simons School

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P-TA Meets Thursday
May 16—To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Weinhart (Shirley Blue-
The closing meeting of the sea-
stein) of Tyler Ave., a daughter, son of the Hebrew Parent-Teach-
Jo Ann.
er Association of the David W.
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Simons School will be held next
May 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor- Thursday at 1:30 p. m. in the
ris Mentzel (Anne R. Wagman), school auditorium.
of 3010. Gladstone Ave., former-
Henry Feinberg, well known
ly of Los Angeles, a daughter, psychologist, will continue his
Lois Joy.
discussion on parent-child prob-
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lems, with special emphasis on
May 20—To Mr.' and Mrs- Ber- leisure time.
nard Wise of 17409 •Wisconsin ; a
The recreation and program
son, Robert Hale.
committees will report on the new
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May 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Ru- developments in connection with
ben Selitsky (Esther Rosin) of the David W. Simons Playground
Clarimount Ave., a daughter, and on the social affair of the
Hebrew P-T-A held May 23.
Ruth Ellen.
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Mrs. Harry Schwartz, president
May 24—To Mr. and Mrs. of the organization, will submit
Samuel Brown (Miriam Shapiro) plans for future activities.
Parents and friends are invited. -
of Muirland Ave., a son, James
Officers of the P-TA are: Mrs.
Edward.
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Harry Schwartz, president; Mrs.
May 25—To Mr. and Mrs. David S. Cohen, vice president; Mrs. J.
Ruby (Molly Newman) of Santa Sklar, secretary; Mrs. J. Sab-
Barbara Dr., a son, Richard Lee. bath, corresponding secretary;
* * *
Mrs. S. Edelman, Mrs. D. Novet-
May 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Nath- sky and Mrs. B. Garfinkle, pub-
an Silvers (Ida Geer) of 3262 licity, bulletin and program; Mrs.
Tuxedos a daughter, Cheryl P. Chodoroff, telephone squad.
Lynn.
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Stern Group Resumes
May 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Its Radio Broadcasts
Emmer (Sarah Berin) of 3746
Elmhurst, a daughter, Rita Bar-
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
bara,
Stern Group this week posted
* * *
May 29—To Cpl. and Mrs. placards throughout Jerusalem
Philip Smith (Eleanor Bishop) of announcing that it was returning
Seward Avenue, a son, David to the air, using a new secret ra-
dio which will be called the
Stuart.
"Voice of the Jewish Under-
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May 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis ground." It will broadcast twice
L. Weinstein (Beatrice Thomas) weekly. The group ceased broad-
of 15315 Parkside, a daughter, casting last March, when its
transmitter was seized by police
Suzanne Janice.
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during a raid in Tel Aviv.
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Three members of the Group
June 1—To Mr. and Mrs.
Siegmund Kulica (Helen Aron- were sentenced to terms ranging
from three to six years by a
son); a daughter, Teresa.
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British military- -court in Jeru-
June 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry salem. They were charged with
Serwin (Dorothy Kutzen) of 2641 illegal possession of arms.
Fleet St., a daughter, Sarah Jane.

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Little Women of Hadassah

Elect Miss Zieve President

Phyllis Zieve will succeed
Elaine Shiffman as president of
Little Women of Hadassah.
Officers were installed at &-
mother and daughter tea.
Ethel Cohen, Zelda C o h e
Audrey Cornfield and Eileen Fe-
rentz are vice-presidents; Estelle
Bakst, Marilyn Cohen, Debbie
Fruitkin, Marjorie Katzman,
Geraldine Narber, Marian Rus-
kin and Evelyn Vernon, board,
members.
The next meeting in the form
of a membership tea will be
held in September.

Noted Artists in Moscow
Filatov Hospital Concert

The following artists will be
featured in the concert to be
given on Monday evening, in the
Lecture Hall of the Detroit In-
stitute of Art, for the benefit of
Moscow's Filatov Children's Hos-
pital:
Karl Haas, pianist; Emily Ad-
ams, violinist; Robert Tillman,
baritone; Katja Andy, pianist;
Jacob Becker, violincellist.
Tickets are available at the of-
fice of Russian Relief and at
Grinnell's.

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