THE JEWISH NEWS-1 1

Friday, July 29, 1949

ActivitieJ in Society

Troth Announced

Margaret and Betty Paysner of Parkside Ave. have returned
from a visit with friends in West Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Robbins flew to San Francisco, where
Mr. Robbins will attend the convention of the National Associa-
tion of County Officials. Later they will visit friends and relatives
in Los Angeles. Their daughters, Alice and Martha, are attending
the National Music Camp at Interlochen, Mich.
Mrs. Edward A. Roth of Fullerton Ave. has returned from an
extended tour of the New England States. She was the guest of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. Davis of Worcester, Mass., for three
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are now Mrs. Roth's guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shiller of Holcomb Ave., had as their
guests early in July their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs.
Bernard Adinoff of Waynesville, N. C., and their son, Ralph
Shiller, of Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. W. Leib have returned from the Bnai
British convention in Winnipeg, Canada, where Mr. Leib was elected
president of Grand Lodge No. Six. Upon their return, Theodore
M. Curtis and Meyer entertained in their honor at a buffet
supper for '75 guests, July 16.
Mrs. Belle Leeman and daughter, Martha and Joyce, have
left for an extended stay in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shorr of Woodingham Drive announce
the adoption of a son,
• Samuel Shayle.,
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Cohen and their daughters, Brenda
and Yolanda, are vacationing on Mackinac Island and in Charle-
voix.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer A. Cohen of Dumbarton Rd. recently
returned from a visit at the Surfcomber Hotel in Miami Beach.
They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kohn.
Mrs. Louis 'Hyman (Anne Lifshitz) and children, Helen and
Michael, of Chicago, are visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bricker of Broadstreet Blvd. will leave
Saturday, July 30, for Pittsfield, Mass., where they will visit for
10 days with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Schwartz formerly of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Jacob of 2310 Ewald Circle, celebrated
their 40th wedding anniversary with their children, grandchildren
and relatives at a dinner party July 28 at Lachars.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stahl of 2624 Biddle, Wyandotte, have re-
turned from the Palmer House, Chicago, where they attended
the Shrine convention, and South Haven, where they were week-
end guests at the Hotel Biltmore.
Mrs. Philip Smith and her daughter, Barbara, left on Monday
for Long Beach, N. J., where they will visit members of their
family.
Mrs. Maurice _Morse of Lawton Ave. have left on a motor
trip to the west coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hartman of Glynn Ct. left on Sunday
- for a visit in Frankfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cohen of Boston Blvd. are spending a
few weeks in Charlevoix.
1V1i. and Mrs. I. Rodman Myers of the Seward have returned
from Los Angeles, where they spent the last few months visiting
with their son and daughter-hi-law, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Myers.

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w

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Case Workers Mrs. Rose Gold-
berg 'and Mrs. Bertha Freedman
reported to the board of the EVA
PRENZLAUER MATERNITY AID
on the organization's work for
the past year. Six refugee worn-
en in DP camps were given pre-
natal and confinement care with
funds raised at the group's donor
events. At the board meeting,
Mrs. Bertha Freedman was ap-
pointed public relations chair-
man and Mrs. Joseph York, pub-
licity chairman.
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JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPE-
AN WELFARE ORGANIZATION
will meet at 1 p.m. Monday,
Aug. 1, at Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue, Dexter and Lawrence.
Checks will be sent to orphans
supported by the organization.
Arrangements will be made for
an outdoor picnic to be held in
August.
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Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 2,
Mrs. William Belinsky of Webb,
Ave., will be hostess to the
PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
CLUB'S first Child Rescue Fund
affair of the season. It will be
an outdoor luncheon, to which
all members and friends are in-
vited. Mrs. Martin Cohen is gen-
eral chairman of the Child Res-
cue' Fund for the coming year.

Detroit Women Named
To BB District Offices

At the recent convention in
Winnepeg of Women's District
Grand Lodge No. Six, Bnai Brith,
Mrs. Samuel G. Bank was elect-
ed to the office of Sentinel.
Mrs. Bank is a past president
of Louis Marshall Chapter and
has served in numerous capaci-
ties in district work.
Mrs. Stanley Yates, another past
president of the chapter, was
elected to the general commit-
tee.

Northwest Day Camp
Features Individual
Attention for Children

Individual attention for each
child, providing for an easy
transition from home life to
camp group living is emphasized
at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter's Northwest Day Camp, lo-
cated at Schulze School.
Mrs. Frances Stein, camp sup-
ervisor, announced that, parents
are welcome to attend the first
few camp sessions with their
children, if the youngsters are
reluctant to remain away from
home.
Registration is now open for
a limited number of vacancies in
the remaining two camp periods,
during August. For renewals or
new registration, call UN. 4-8970.
• All prospective campers are
given medical examinations,
through the courtesy of volun-
teer physicians Dr. Daniel Cohn,
Dr. Morris B. Finkelstein, Dr.
Jack Mandiberg, Dr. Martin
Schaeffer and Dr. Arthur Sny-
der.

Danny Kaye says : "A psychol-
ogist is a man who, when a
beautiful girl enters the room,
watches everybody else."

ANNETTE WIESENBACHER

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Ahnette Wies-
enbacher, daughter of Mrs. Max
Wiesenbacher of W. Cross St.,
Ypsilanti, and the late Mr. Wies-
enbacher. to Harry Hoffman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoff-
man of Monterey Ave. The wed-
ding will take place in the near
future.

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Israeli Cultural Ties
With Voice of ;America

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surrounding the Jewish state.
The Israelis withdrew a re-
quest for a roll call vote on the
is s u e, when the Australian
representative charged that the
request was made to apply pres-
sure was being exerted in this
tively or ,abstained. The Israeli
spokesmah retorted that pres-
sure was being exterted in this
instance but not by Israel. It
has been learned here that Bri-
tain has been lobbying against
recognition of the Jewish em-
blem. It is considered possible
that Israel will sign the new
Convention with certain reser-
vations.

MAE WEISS

P ISRAEL

Touri s t Class Round Trip

GENEVA (JTA) — An Israeli
resolution to extend Interna-
tional Red Cross recognition to
the emblem of the Red Mogen
Dovid was defeated at the Red
Cross conference here which is
redrafting the Geneva Conven-
tion for the protection of civil-
ians in wartime. The vote was
22-21, with seven abstentions.
Red Cross president Dr. Paul
Ruegger and the Swiss and Sy-
rian delegates argued against
recognition,. while the French,
Argentine and Israeli represen-
tatives favored the mbtion. The
Israeli representative pointed. to
the precedent set in 1929 when
the Red _Cross extended recog
nition_ to the • Moslem Red Cres-.
cent and the Iranian Lion and
added that non-recognition of
the Red Mogen Dovid left its
institutions and personnel open
to being fired upon' by the
armed forces of the nations

For a Tuneful Treat

NEW YORK—The State, De-
partment is aiding in building
cultural ties between American
Jewry and the Jewish com-
munity in Israel, the National
Jewish Welfare Board reported
in announcing that two one
hour packaged programs of Jew-
ish music recorded in the United
States by the "Voice of America"
had been sent to Israel and re-
broadcast there by "Klal Israel,"
the official Israeli broadcasting
station.
Recorded during this year's
observance of Jewish Music Fes-
tival, an annual event held
under the auspices of the JWB-
sponsored National Jewish Music
Council, the two programs in-
cluded an. introductory talk In
Hebrew describing the observ-
ance of Jewish Music Festival
and citing its sponsorship by the
Jewish Music Council, accord-
ing to a report from the Coun-
cil's Israeli correspondent, Dr.
Peter Gradenwitz.
"Voice of America" recorded
programs sent to Israel in-
cluded: "Shelomo" by Bloch, as
performed by the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra, with
Leonard Rose as soloist and Leo-
pold Stokowski as conductor,
and "Concertino" by A. W. Bin-
der, performed by the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra under the
baton of Karl Krueger.
The Jewish Music Council is
planning to arrange for similar
programs to be recorded by the
"Voice of America" during the
1950 Jewish Music Festival, to be
observed Feb. 4 to March 3.

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