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Friday, Deeereter 27, 1946
CTUM Will Address
'Her Beautiful Dream' This Sunday
Dinner On Jan. 9 in At Scottish Rite; Yiddish Musical
Mrs.Warburg'sHonor
1,200 Jewish Youths, Adults
Enjoy 14th Annual Balfour Ball
troiters assisted with arrange-
NEW YORK—Bartley C. Crum,
ments and in the sale of more American member of the Anglo-
than 700 patron tickets.
American Committee of Inquiry
Providing a variety of enter-
tainment facilities, the commit- on Palestine, will be the principal
tee arranged for dancing to Dave
Diamond's Orchestra in the
Grand Ballroom and to Joe
Nagar's Latin-American Rhumba
Band in the Wayne Room. Re-
freshments were served in the
Bagley Room.
Harry Cohen, ZOD vice presi-
dent, was head of the 1944 and
dance an annual practice re- '45 Balfour Balls, while Abe
marked that the proportion of Cooper was in charge of the first
young people present, apparently 11 affairs.
Present ZOD officers include
more than half, was greater than
at any previous affair. The dance Morris M. Jacobs, president; Co-
is one of the few social events hen, David Colman, Walter L.
which attracts both Jewish youth Field and Abe Kasle, vice presi-
dent:* Dr. Lachman, secretary;
and their - parents.
The Zionist Organization of Charles Rubiner, treasurer, and
Detroit has sponsored the dance Mrs. Albert Feldstein, executive
since 1933. All proceeds are used director.
In his greetings in the dance
for administrative purposes, in-
Jacobs urged the
chiding establishment of ZOD program,
member groups, office mainte- dancers to enjoy themselves, but
BARTLEY C. CRUM
nance, and publicity for the Zion- enjoined them also to remember
the plight of Europe's remaining speaker at a dinner in honoi of
ist cause.
A. C. Lappin was chairman of Jews and to "resolve that the Mrs. Felix M. Warburg on Thurs-
the ball, with Dr. Philip E. Lach- ideals ; the hopes and the promise day evening, Jan. 9.
man as program chairman. A of the Balfour Declaration shall
The dinner will be held in be-
committee of 38 prominent De- become a reality."
half of the campaign for $4,000,-
000 to establish the first Medical
School in Palestine which is un-
der the joint auspices of the
FELDMAN-BASKIN: Iris Fern !Harrison, maid of honor, and American Friends of the Hebrew
Zussman University and Hadassah.
Baskin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bridesmaids Lorraine
18227 and Mrs. Marion Schulman. Jack
Harold Jay Baskin of
Mr. Crum distinguished him-
Cherry lawn. became the bride Gale was best man, and the ush- self, as a member of the Anglo-
of Clifford Charles Feldman, son ers were Elliot Schubiner, cousin American Committee, for his
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Feldman n of the bride, and Jule Schulman. forthright stand on the opening
at a candlelight ceremony at 6:30 Mrs. Ida Brandt, grandmother of of the doors of Palestine to Jews
p. m. Dec. 26 in the Italian Gar- the bride, escorted by Irvinn, the of Europe.
Approximately 1,200 Detroiters
filled three ballrooms at the Ho-
tel Statler last Saturday evening,
at one of the major events on the
Detroit Jewish community's so-
'cial calendar, the 14th annual
Balfour Ball.
In contrast to the austerity and
formal atmosphere of prewar
balls, this year's event • was
marked by a congenial informal-
ity, despite the wide range of
age groups present. Couples who
have made attendance at the
Features Michalesko and Germans
Specially written for Mischa
and Lucy German, the latest mus-
ical play of the Yiddish stage,
"Her Beautiful Dream," will be
Sesented in Detroit, at the Scot-
tish Rite Cathedral of the Mason-
ic Temple, this Sunday matinee
and evening.
I Staged here under the super-
vision of Abraham Littman, this
play will - feature Mischa and
Lucy German and Michal Michal-
esko, in star roles.
Others in the cast will be: Max
Bozhik, Reizel Bozhik, Anna
Michalesko, Isaac Kupinsky,
Fredele Lifshitz, Mania Schloss-
berg and Sidney Sterling.
"Her Beautiful Dream" was
written by H. Hofenberg and the
15 songs are by Samuel Solomon.
Tickets are available from Mr.
Littman at 1923 Pingree, and redo.
ervationa may be made by calling
TY. 6-9186. Tickets also are pro-
curable at Chesluk's Book Store,
Kraig Confectionary and Metre
Music Store.
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dens of the Boob-Cadillac Hotel.
The bride chose a gown of
white satin with sheer yoke. The
fitted bodice was embroidered in
seed pearls, and the full skirt
ended in a wide circular train.
Her veil of French silk tulle fell
from a tiara of duchess lace. She
carried a prayer book draped
with white orchids and streamers
of stephanotis.
Arlene Waxman, sister of the
bridegroom, was matron of honor,
Toby Weinstein and Caroline
Greenberg were bridesmaids, and
Saundra Baskin, sister of the
bride, was junior bridesmaid. The
bridegroom was attended by E. A.
Waxman, best man, and ushers
Morton Segal and Morton Metz-
ger. Morris Usher, Barney Rosen,
Herman Zusman and Felix Res-
nick seated the guests.
After a month's honeymoon
in Florida, the young couple will
reside at the Polk Manor.
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bride's brother, and Robert, the
bridegroom's brother, was a part
of the bridal party. 'rya and
Gail Honeyman, cousins of the
bride, were the flowergirls.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Peretz Kanat' of Los
Angeles, Mrs. Leon Perman of
Chicago, Joseph H. Brandt of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Fred Chauser
and Mrs. Herbert Goldberg of
New Haven, Conn., and Mrs.
Louis Zemel of 4 Woodbridge,
Conn., all relatives of the bride's
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman left for
a short honeymoon in New York.
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SHERMAN-BROWN: An-
nouncement is made of the mar-
riage bf Rosalie Agnes Brown to
Jesse Bernard Sherman, Sunday,
Dec. 22, at the Lee Plaza, Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
David A. Brown of New York
and Detroit, and the late Paula
ITELLER-KLUGMAN: Bernyce Kahn Brown. She attended Lig-
get and Newman Schools, is a
Klugman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Klugman of 3381 Elm-
hurst Ave., became the bride of
Ralph Heller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Heller of 2711 Sturtevant
Ave., at a marrige
a solemnized by
Rabbi Harold osenthal
at the
R
Detroit-Leland H
otel, Dec. 21.
Mrs. KellyLevitt
of Indianap-
Le
e her sister as
olis, Ind., servd
matron of hono.
r Andrew Fried-
man was best m an. The bride
carried a white Bible, with white
orchid and streamer
a
of stephano-
tis. Thelma Sions
m
sang the tra-
ng songs.
ditional weddi
Out-of-town guests included:
A. Klugman, the
Mr. and Mrs A
bride's grandp a rents, of Wilkes
Barre, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Heller of Pro v idence, R. I. and
Sharon Lee Le
vitt and Adrien
Levit of Indian a polis.
The newlywds
e are spending
their honeymn
oo in New -York,
after which thy
e will reside on
Sturtevant Ave.
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HO‘'FMAN-KANAT: The mar-
riage of Evelyn Joanne Kanat,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Kanat of Sturtevant Ave., to
Walter Hoffman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph M. Matthews, was
solemnized at a double ring
candlelight ceremony, Dec. 5, at
Rabbi
the Fort Wayne Hotel.
Morris A. Adler performed the
ceremony with the assistance of
Cantor Hyman J. Adler.
The bride wore a gown of
trench lace and faille with a
square ruffled neckline. She car-
ried a white Bible - with a white
graduate of the Detroit high
schools, and attended New York
University School of Fine Arts.
She has recently returned from
two years of service in France
and Germany with the American
Red Cross Clubmobile Unit.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
New York University and Cooper
Union 9f New York, and is now
associate professor. of electrical
engineering at Cooper Union.
After a wedding trip to the
Adirondacks, the couple will
make their home in New Roch-
elle, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Sha-
piro, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilk,
and Mrs. Sterns and son, all of
New York, were guests at the
wedding.
JERUSALEM, (JTA)- — Two
Jewish terrorists being returned
from Eritrea for internment at
the Latrun Camp were wounded
when a military guard accident-
ally discharged his - automatic
rifle into the group of 12 as they
were descending from a plane
here.
A British military court sen-
tenced Aaron Cohen, 17, to one
and 12
month imprisonment
lashes for possession of Irgun
Zvai Leumi pamphlet bombs.
A Jewish Agency spokesman
denied reports that the Agency
executive has negotiated with
the extremist groups to halt ter-
rorist activities. At the same
time, he said that the Agency
was not cooperating with the
authorities to curb terrorism.
Six British soldiers have been
placed under arrest after an
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Cyprus last August when they
attempted to enter Palestine.
Spoosors
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S. M. Brown, M.D.
Paul Kaatz
J. H. Curhan, M.D.
Dan Manason
Elsie Schlussel
S. S. Farbman, M.D.
Henry Siegel, M.D.
Morton Friedman
Harold Harris
Albert Stein, M.D.
Arthur V. Victor, D.D.S.
Marvin Wetsman
Joseph Jackier
Joseph Zeldner,
Maxwell M. Gurman
Liseifeel Musbersitip
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their semi-military youth organi-
zation to Beirut or Damascus.
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BAR /*ITZVAH
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rott an-
be held Sunday, Dec. 29.
Lewis Rosenthal, D.D.S.
Abram Epstein
report that the government of
Lebanon is aiding Palestine Arabs
to transfer the headquarters of
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of thr
CARD OF SYMPATHY
The Progressive Ladies Unt. son, Elliott Norton, at 9 a. m.
Verin extend their heartfelt Saturday, Dec. 2. A reception
sympathy to Mrs. Orenstein and
family at the loss of their beloved honoring the Bar Mitzvah will
L. Hudson Rosenthal, M.D.
Jule Englander
alleged attempt to sell arms to
Arabs.
Lebanese papers reaching here
'
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Politzer
Mrs. William Elkin
Daily Express Bans Publication
Of False Terrorist Alarms
LONDON, (JTA) — The Daily
Express has published an edi-
torial stating that it will not
carry any further reports of false
telephone alarms that govern-
ment buildings are to be bombed,
because it does not wish "to en-
courage Jew-baiters, who are
1,500 Immigration Quota seeking to besmirch Jewry and
Set for One-Month Period cause public resentment by
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — T h e spreading rumors' about the so-
Palestine government's immigra- called activities of the Stern
tion schedule for the Dec. 15- Group."
It adds that it also does not
Jan. 14 period includes 1,500 cer-
tificates for Jews. Two hundred wish to encourage "misguided
visas are assigned for Arab im- Zionists seeking further political
ends in Palestine by threats of
migration.
Five hundred Jewish deportees violence." "There is no place in
from Cyprus arrived in Haifa . this paper for rumors spread for
aboard the Ocean Vigor, which the purpose- of causing public
mischief," the editorial concludes.
had transported many of them to
orchid and stephanotis streamers
Her attendants were Esther I husband and father.
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Terrorist-Military
Clashes Continue;
Report Arab Aid
DR. L S. ROSENTHAL
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