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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, October 31, 1947

Zionist Youths Hear Sally Jean Bassichis
Eye-Witness Account Betrothed to Detroiter
Of UN Palestine Talks

Activitieo in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Joel G. Jacob have moved from 2405 Ewald
Circle to their new home at 19176 Roselawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer E. Charlip and sons, Eliot and Bud, have
moved to their new home at 18114 Oak Dr.
An open house party will be given from 2 to 8 p. m. Sunday,
Nov. 2, at 3218 Clairmount, by Mrs. Mark Bassey, in honor of the
25th wedding anniversary of her children, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Browne.
Mrs. Samuel Katkih of Balmoral Drive was hostess. at a tea to
the captains and workers of the finance committee of the Detroit
Women's -Division of the American Jewish CongresS. Mrs. Jacob
Bolin of Berkley Road was hostess at a tea to the captains and work-
: ers of the memlbership committee of the W,omen's. Division of the
Congress. - -
Before her marriage to Albert Goldstein Oct. 29, Dolores Shostak
was entertained at pre nuptial parties -given by the following:. Caro-
lyn Greenberg, Rita 'Cohn, Natalie Novak, - Carol Klein and -Mes-
dames Joseph Galperin, Eugene Sloan, Saul Sloan, Charles Rogers
David . Detach,' San). I:apkiri, Louis Enfield, Morris Goldenberg, :Mark
l3irnkrant, Fred Novak, Irving' Klein, and William Goldstein.
Mrs. Clarence ,Eriggass Of. Cumberland Way is visiting with
mernbers of her family in •NeW•York. - • = - • - •
Mr. and Mrs. -Howard " Kaichen' of Huntington Woods and Mr.
and Mrs: John P.. Heavehrich• of Littlefield Ave have returned fro
a stay ins "Hot _Springs; Ark. - - - • •
Mr. and -Mrs. Sidney Weisxrian - Of Suffolk br had as their guests
last week end their son and'daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Miller
Weisman. of Cincinnati, Mt and Mrs, Robert Blau; Mr, and ifilis.:14 S.
Gordon, of Cleveland._ • - -
MrS. Emma Fecheinier _ of the Lee Crest. Apt ! - is spending a
month in NeW
Mrs. Felix Salston has returned to her home in 'Chicago after
;,;"; a visit as the guest of her brothei4h-law and sister, -Mr. and Mrs.
u Edwin M: Rosenthal, Jr.; of Parkside Ave. .
Mr. and. Nix& William.•Fleischman and ..son Mark-, of Whitmore
Rd. spent the last week-end in Cincinnati;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph - Shroder of Bloomfield - Hills, who were
guests in Hot Springs, Ark:, for a fortnight,- returned- home by way
of the east ,where they visited their Soh, Jerry, who is a student
at Princeton University.
Mr. and - Mrs. Benjamin Shwayder of Fairfield Ave. left on
Sunday to spend a week in. New- York.
Mrs. Dolly Green. of,Santa Monica, Calif., spent a few days last
week as 'the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smilay of Burlington Rd.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis A. Schwartz of Cambridge Rd. returned on
Wednesday from a few days' stay in Chicago.
Dr. Adolph Loveman of Louisville, Ky., and J. L. Weinberg
of Dunkirk, N. Y., spent the last, week-end visiting with friends in
Detroit and
in Arbor.
Miss Jeannette Steinberg has returned to her home in New York
after a visit with members of her family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Reibel of . Huntington Woods have returned
from Louisville, Ky., where they visited their son-in-law and daugh-
. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Klein._
Mrs. Edward Stein of Strathcona Dr. returned on Monday from
a week's stay in New York, where she was a guest at the Chatham
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson of Huntington'-Woods have returned
from a short stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Amanda Frank 'of the Wilshire Hotel has returned from a
visit in Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham COhen have returned to their home in
Ephrata, Pa.,' after a few days' visit with their son-in-law and
daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Davis ffenson of Northlawn Ave.
- Mrs. Ruby Finkel of Toronto is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William ,Axelrod of San Juan Dr. -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feldstein of Lawrence Ave. have returned
from a week's stay in Chicago.
Harry G. Bradlin was host to movie star' Paula Drew on her
recent visit to this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levinson and son, Donald, of Stoepel -Ave,
accompanied by Mrs. Maurice Vernick of Washburn Ave., have
returned from a 'vacation at Devils Lake and the Dells, Wise., and
"Chicago.

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Mrs. Roy A. Foreman of Fullerton Ave. was hostess at a luncheon
and bridal shower at the Lee Plaza Hotel honoring Lauretta Knop-N
per, whose marriage to Stuart Graff will take place in November.
Mrs. Dora Stiglitz Wechsler of Pittsburgh has returned home
after visiting with relatives-in Cleveland and Detroit.

Zion Indispensible to Solve
-DP Problem, Bernstein, Says

WASHINGTON, (JTA) Thesecretary of the Church Peace
. opening of Palestine to large- Union and World Alliance for
scale immigration is "indispens- International Friendship Through
. able" 'to the Solution of the DP ihe Churches, declared.
problem in Europe, Rabbi Philip
S. Bernstein, former advisor on N. Y. Sephardim Set Up
Jewish affairs to the American
command in Europe, said in a Hadasseki School Fund
report of his activities in that
NEW YORK (JTA)—The crea-
post. The report was submitted
to Secretary of the Army Ken- tion of a Maimonides Foundation
by the New York Sephardic Com-
neth C. Royall.
- "We will continue to face in- munity to assist in 'the establiSh
definitely the costs and dangers ment of the first medical school
Of this unsettling situation," in Palestine, 'the Hebrew Univer-
Rabbi Bernstein said, "until they sity-Hadassah school, was an
are permitted to enter Pales- minced. here by Sason Zacharia
tine." Although he advanced the and Jacob Russo, corchairmen of
enactment of the Stratton. Bill to the new organization.
admit 100,000 displaced persons
from Europe yearly for four
Famed for Engagements
year,. Rabbi Bernstein said "it is
estimate that no more than
At America's Greatest
about 60,000 of the Jewish DPs
•Hotels, Clubs and
wish to ,come" to the United
: States.
Brilliant Social Affairs
"The overwhelming majority
of the displaced Jews desire to
settle in Palestine," the report
His Famous Music
added: "Facing closed doors
everywhere else, at least 90 per
And Entertainment
; cent would migrate to. Palestine
if , given the opportunity. If the
Complete
United States should liberal& its
Deluxe
immigration laws about 25 per
Service
cent of the Jewish DPs would
FOr
choose to come here."
Weddings
Two years after the fall of the
Banquets
Hitler regime four out of every
Confirmations
10 Germans are still anti-Semites
„."
and the remainder show strong
*,4:;
signs of anti-Jewish sentiment,
753 Book Bldg.
CA; 4710
Dr. Carl Herman Voss, extension

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JULES kLEIN

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mRsc'coupviAN.: NoPPER
At a MondaY<,.afternoon cere-

rnony,-Shirley 'August, daughter
of' Mr. 'and Mts.:Herman ..A..'Au•-=
gust of W. - .Chicago Blvd;,. --. be-
came the 'bride of Dr. Coleman
Mop-per,' son of Mrs. Harry 'Robin
Of Savannah, the late
Mopper. -
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Community
Calendar

OCT. 31 TO NOV. 9
This calendar has been com-
piled as a public service by the
Jewish Community Council. If
you wish to clear a date for
your organization, call CH.
1657.

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Nov. 1, 9 p. m. — Balfour Ball,
Hotel Statler.
Nov. 2, 2 p. m.—League for Reli-
gious Labor in Palestine, mass
meeting.
Nov. 3, 12:30 p. m.—Council 'of
Jewish Women, meeting, Jewish
Center.
No. 3—Bnai Brith Hertzel Lodge
Auxiliary, meeting.
Nov. 4—Bnai Brith Rabbi Zager
Lodge Auxiliary, meeting.
Nov. 5, 12:30 p. m. — Sisters of
Zion, : donor luncheon, Shaarey
Zedek.
Nov. 5, 8:30 p. m.—Hebrew Cul-
tural Group, Hebrew Lecture, Rose'
Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Nov. 5—Detroit League, National
Children's Home, meeting.
Nov. 6—Bnai - Brith Louis Bran-
deis Auxiliary, meeting.

Bar Mitzvahs

Mr. , and Mrs. ' Jay' Freedheim,
3211 Buena Vista, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Sheldon
Marvin, on Nov. 1 at the Ye-
shivah peth• Yehudah, Cortland
and Deter. A reception will be
held at the home the same eve-
ning. No cards.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bern-
stein of li603 Oak • Drive an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Harry J., Saturday morning,
Nov. 8, at the Shaarey Zedek.

"An Eye-Witness Account of
the UN Session on Palestine,"
will be given by Philip Slomovitz
at the Junior Hadassah-Masada
meeting to be 'held at 8 p. m.
Thursday, Nov. 6, at the Jewish
Community Center. Slomovitz,
one of the few local Zionists to
be present at this session, has
promised to divulge the inside
story of the historic meeting
which resulted in the U. S. and
Russia's support of partition.
Plans are Completed for Junior
Hadassah-Masada's first fund-
raising venture of the year in
the form of a dance to be held
at the Old Colony Club Saturday,
-Nov. 15. .Music will be supplied
by Jackie. Laine. 'Tickets can be
-purchased from any member Of
the dance committee a.nd- will kg
available at the next: meeting.
Zelda Sacks; Bill Fitierman and
Leonard Baruch lead the dance
committee:
The hiking committee, ' or-.•
ganized. by Murray Selborn and
Beverly Goldfine, announces, that
the first hike and wienie roaSt
will take place Nov. 9. All those
requiring transportation, and
those who wish to make reserva-
tions can call Beverly Goldfine,
TO. 6-4885 or Elaine Krohn, TY.
5-9923.
Ruth Newman and Lawrence
Fleischman, co-chairmen of the
membership committee, report
excellent response of young
people 18 to 35 to their invita-
tion to join the group.
"Junior Hadassah will hold a tea
for women at 2 p.m. Suliday,
Nov. 2, at the home of Mrs.
Theodore Levin, 8611 LaSalle.

MISS SALLY JEAN BASSIMIS.
and.Mrs. William M. Baisr?
this of Cleveland Heights, „0.,-
.a.nnocmce the- engagement of.their
,daughter, Sally-Jean, ,.to Cyril
Wagner, _ son of . Mr. .and. Mrs.
Henry Wagner of Wellesley dr,

Miss Bassichis is a. graduate,.
of the Hathaway Brown School
and attended .Northwestem Uni-
versity and Lake Erie. College.
Her fiance is a graduate of Cub*,
Military Academy. •
Plans are being made for a
Jan. 4 wedding, to take place in
Cleveland.

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p.m. Friday,'Nov. 7," at Temple
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