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I ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. James Rachleff entertained the following out-of-
town guests in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Marshall Fenton
Rachleff: Mrs. Eva Rachleff and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rachleff
and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rachleff of Springfield, Mass., Mr.
and Mrs. S. Krupnikoff and Louis Borden of Hartford, Conn.; Mr.
and Mrs. H. Katz, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reimer and daughter, Ed Sorkin
and Mr. and Mrs. L. Cohen of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Slovin
and Mr. and Mrs. N. Slovin and son of Wilmington, Del., and
Farmingdale, L. I. The Bar Mitzvah dinner was held May 18 at the
Workmen's Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. David Rott announce the Confirmation of their
daughter Hilary Honore, on May 25, at Temple Beth Sholom, Miami
Beach, Fla. A reception for relatives and friends will be held in
Detroit, in the Grand Ballroom of the Book Cadillac Hotel, on Thurs-
day evening, June 12, from 9 to 12. No cards.
Miss Celia Stukin of Sturtevant Ave. returned from her vaca-
tion in Hot Spring, Ark.
The Mark Coopers of Webb Ave. left for LcA Angeles, Calif.,
to visit with their daughter, Rita Cooper, who now is associated with
the MGM Studio, and with their other. relatives there.
Mrs. Harry Greer and daughter Arlene of Miami Beach, for-
merly of Detroit, are spending a two-month vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gornbein of Glendale Ave. Mr. Greer
will join them shortly.
Ellen Harris, bride-elect of June 22, was honored at a luncheon
May 24 at the Book-Cadillac, given by Marilyn Rist, Norma Jaslove,
Eleanor Yarrows and Arleen Barnett.
Bertha Robinson, bride-elect of June 15, was feted by Mrs.
Alan Nathan and Mrs. Maynard Feldman at a miscellaneous shower
at Frame's.
Miss Edith Press, bride-elect, was honored at a linen shower
by her aunt, Mrs. Morris Gurevitch, in the English Room of the
Book Cadillac Hotel, on May 14.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nadler *ere in Atlantic City last -week,
attending the national convention of the Shriners.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Shapero spent the holiday week-end in
New Castle and Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mrs. N. Blatnikoff and son, Basil, haVe left for a month's vaca-
tion in California, where they will meet their daughter and sister,
Selma Blatnikoff, who is returning from Hawaii on a leave of ab-
sence and will return to Detroit with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Silverman of 3331 Kendall are entertain-
ing their daughter Mrs. Joseph C. Ash (Lee Silverman) of Los
Angeles who, with her daughter Terree Elaine and her son, Hiram
Lawrence, is visiting here for two months, during which she will
attend the wedding of her brother, Milton, to Tillie Ruzumna on
June 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer B. Levens of Elmhurst Ave. are spending
several weeks in Los Angeles, visiting with their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert S. Goldstein.
Caroline Friendship Club honored their founder members, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Fridson of Tuxedo Ave., at a silver wedding anni-
versary on May 31, at Moss, with a dinner for 150 guests and rela-
tives. Albert Klavons was toastmaster. Dancing climaxed the
evening's festivity.
Mrs. Fred M. Barbas and Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Kronick and son,
Kenneth Alan, of Los Angeles, are visiting with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Kuper of Glendale Ave.
Rosalyn Ann Eisenman of 2919 Glynn Ct. entertained 20 girls
at her home Tuesday evening honoring four brides-elect, Shirley
Feurring, Leatrice Singer, Bernice Adler and Jane Weindling. A
buffet dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Mickel of 4210 Tyler will have open
house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ben Krasno of Phoenix, Ariz., on their
recent marriage, from 4 p. m. Sunday, June 8. No cards.
A group of friends gathered at the Club Bali, May 29, to cele-
brate the home-coming of Sy Abramson from the Marine Corps.
Weds in Los Angeles,
To Reside in Tucson
SYLVIA RUTH APPEL
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ap-
pel of Hazelwood Ave., announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Sylvia Ruth, to David Holtz of
Tucson, Ariz., on June 1, in Los
Angeles. The couple will make
their home in Tucson, where they
are attending the University of
Arizona.
Jewish Center
Activities
(The Jewish Community Center,
8904 Woodward. is a Red Feather
Agency)
Noted Psychiatrist
to Speak June 11
Dr. James Clark Maloney, not-
ed psychiatrist, will speak to the
Wednesday Evening Discussion
Group at 9 p. m. Wednesday,
June 11, in the Ginsburg Lounge
of the Jewish Center.
His topic will be, "The Urgent
Need for Preventive Psychia-
try."
Dr. Maloney has a private psy-
chiatry practice in Birmingham,
Mich. He has written numerous
articles for professional journals.
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Mothers' Clubs
Hold Meetings
Tuesday, June 10, 1:30 p. m.—
Young Women's Study Club will
meet in the USO Lounge.
Wednesday, June 11, 1:30 p. m.
Brith
—Fenkell Mothers' Club will
meet.
Wednesday, June 11, 1:30 p. m.
Sol Rosenman, recently re-
—Woodward Study Club will
turned veteran, was elected pres-
meet in the USO Lounge.
ident of Louis Marshall Lodge of
Thursday, June 12, 8 p. m.—
Hopoel Soccer Team Guest Davison Mothers' Club will meet
Bnai Brith. -
in the Workmans' Circle, Lin-
Other officers are: Bernard
At Program June 15,
wood at Burlingame.
Sharkey and David Katzman,
At Temple Beth El
The Dexter Mothers' Club will
vice-presidents; James Laker, re-
hold
its farewell social on Tues-
cording secretary; Thomas Zo-
Arrangements are being com- day, June 10.
hott, financial secretary; Oscar 1 !Dieted for the lecture to be de-
Bank, treasurer; Murray Sabin, livered at Temple Beth El, Wood-
chaplain: Manuel Hollander, war- ward and Gladstone, on Sunday
den; Albert Farber, guardian; evening, June 15, by Dr. James
Robert Nathans, Dr. Lawrence L. G. McDonald, who served as a
Yaffa, Alex Weiner, Karl C. Berg, member of the American Section
Saul Kling, Nathan Maxman and of the Anglo-American Commit-
it
Max Sussman, trustees; Al Fisch- tee of Inquiry on Palestine.
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er, Alfred Weiner, Joseph Ros-
This meeting will mark the in-
son, Jack Sipher, Sam Gottlieb,
auguration of the annual drive of
Sam Marcus, Jack Feinstein, Max
the Labor Department of the
Schiff, Ludwig Boraks and Sam
Jewish National Fund.
Jacobs, members of the executive
There will be a musical pro-
committee.
gram.
Members of Hapoel soccer
team, who will oppose an All-
Star North American team at U.
Beautify your home and at the
of D. Stadium that afternoon, I same time — keep it cool and
will be guests at the meeting.
comfortable with smart-looking
All Detroit Jews are invited to
awnings.
The Friendship Club which hear Mr. McDonald's lecture in
meets regularly at the Twelfth which he will outline his views of
St. Council Center celebrated its the recent inquiry on Palestine ' See STAR for your custom
first anniversary with a gala in- and will describe his tour of Eng-
made awnings NOW . . . in
stallation and party May 27. The land during the past two months.
fabrics
of your choice ... OR
Club, made up of elderly men
let a STAR salesman come to
and wome,p 60 and over, was Workmen's Circle Mothers
started a year ago by Mrs. Joseph
your home and show you sam-
Geschelin, together with Harold Entertain Kindergarteners
ples of our new Delightful pat:
Weiss, director of the Council
The 75 children of the Work-
terns.
Center.
Mrs. J. Ruben was reinstalled men's Circle kindergarten will
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as president of the group. Also be entertained at a party to be
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given
by
the
Kindergarten
Moth-
installed were Leon Borocoff, vice
chairman; Roy Konop, secretary, ers' Club at 2 p. m. Sunday, June
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and Mrs. Cohen and Morris Fait- 15, at the Workmen's Circle.
An exhibit of work done in the
ler, hospitalers.
Assisting Mrs. Geschelin as co- kindergarten classes, dances and
sponsors of the club are Mrs. Yiddish songs are planned, in ad-
Joseph Wolff and Mrs. Milton dition to refreshments and gifts
Winston. Other groups are being for the children.
8840 LINWOOD
There is no charge for admis-
formed in different sections of
sion.
the city by the Jewish Center.
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JNF Labor Dept.
Awaits Lecture
By Dr. McDonald
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Summer investment
Older Folks' Club
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International Law
Expert to Speak
At Two Meetings
Detroit Lodge Auxiliary,
Installation on June • I i
Detroit Lodge Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith will install the new
officers at a luncheon next Wed-
Dr. Benjamin Akzin Addresses nesday, at 12:30 p.m., in the
Lawyers' Guild Luncheon Crystal Ballroom of the Book
Cadillac Hotel. For reservations
And Zionist Council
call Mrs. Robert Gutterman,
Dr. Benjamin Akzin, political 2740 Richton, TO. 9-6910.
Mrs. Samuel Bank will install the
secretary of the American Zionist
following new officers: Mrs. Morris
Emergency Council and noted Tack,
president ; Mesdames Charles
authority on international law, Makie, Manny Warshav•sky and Wil-
liam Barris. vice presidents; Mrs. Leo
will speak at two meetings here Janoff,
treasurer; Mrs. Harold Schak-
Wednesday, June 11.
ne, recording secretary ; Mrs. David
Grosberg, financial secretary;
Mrs.
He will address the fifth in- Kalman Altschuler, corresponding sec-
ternational luncheon meeting of retary; Mrs. Max Beal. guardian;
Mrs. Jack Frank. sentinel: Mrs. Har-
the Detroit Chap-
ty Sternberg. guide; Mrs. Saul Bloom,
monitress; Mesdames Abner Katz, Sid.
ter of the Na-
ney Savage and Jack Hartstein, trus-
tional Lawyers'
tees; Mesdames Hymen Jackson. Mau-
rice Korn, Milton Gottesman, Sol
Guild at the
Meyers, Robert Gutterman, Ben Kat-
Barium Hotel,
zer; Harry Kurzman. Leonard Tigay,
Al Lipsitx and George Kratc.hman,
and a meeting
trustees.
of the Zionist
The Auxiliary dramatic group
Council of De-
will pres9nt a play, "Did You
troit at the Rose
Say Mink?", directed by Mrs.
Sittig Coher.
Robert Gutterman. The cast in-
Bldg. in the eve-
cludes: Mesdames Morris Tack,
ning.
Joseph
Starman, Morry Mandell,
Born in Riga,
Irving Grumet, Harold Getz, Ir-
Latvia, Dr. Ak-
ving Gordon, Newton' Einstandig,
zin was educat-
Harold Schakne, Harold Roth-
ed in Russian
bart, Sidney Berman and Ralph
and German
Stone.
schools, and ear-
ly became a
Dr. Akzin
member of the Zionist youth
movement in Latvia. He received
his doctorate in political science
at the University of Vienna,
where he was a leader in the
Jewish student movement. The
University of Paris awarded him
a doctor of law degree, and at
Harvard he received a doctorate
in juridical science.
He a 'reader in the Revision-
ist movement from 1929 to
1943. when he resigned from
the New Zionist Organization.
From 1945 to 1947 he was di-
rector of the Washington office
of the American Zionist Emer-
gency Council and this year was
named political secretary of the
council.
Serving on diplomatic missions,
and lecturing at widespread uni-
versities, Dr. Akzin has traveled
extensively throug,hout Europe
and the Near East. He has taught
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Paris, Harvard, Portia Law School
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From 1941 to 1944, Dr. Akzin
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Congress, and in 1944 and '451
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held the same post with the U. S.
and Tassles
War Refugee Board.
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