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Mr. and -Mrs. Aaron Kurland and son, Norman, have returned
from an extended visit to Williamsburg, Va., New York City and
the Berkshire Festival in MassachUsetts. While in New York they
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Katz. Norman has returned to
the University of Michigan where he is working on his thesis for
his Ph. D.
Mr. and Mrs. HarVey Elbinger of London Ave., are vacationing
at Les Chenaux Islands and Charlevoix.
Edith Albert Freedman of Whitmore Road is spending some
time at the Ramona Park Hotel, Habor Springs, Mich.
Mary Einstein is spending a fortnight visiting in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shroder of Birmingham are spending a-
f-ew weeks in Manitoulin, Ontario, on Georgian Bay.
Victor W. Klein of Stratford Rd., left last. week for Charle- •
voix to join Mrs. Klein and their son, Bobby, • for a few weeks.
• Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gruber of Littlefield Ave., are spending
the week in F'rankfort.
Miss Sadie Hieschman of Glynn Ct. and Mrs. Frank , V. Mar-
tin of Covington Rd. left on - Tuesday on a Georgian Bay Cruise.
Mr. and Mrs. David Touff of Denver visited with members of
their family last week.
, • Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Schlafer and their daughter, Vicky, of
Wildemere Ave. have left by motor for Maine where they will
spend a few weeks. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Roberts have moved from Chicago Blvd.
and are now residing at 19540 Afton Rd.
Mr. and Mrt Harry Krohn of "Whitmore Rd., Mr. and Mrs.
DeRoy Kuttnauer of Fairfield Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Kopple of Parkside Ave. spent last week-end in Bay City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michelson of Warrington Rd. re-
turned on Monday from Maine where they visited their children
who are in camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Braun (Lois. Hopp) have returned from
their honeymoon in COlorado Springs and are residing at 3311
Chicago Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson of Wildemere. Ave. are spending
a fortnight in Charlevoix.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Lieber of Lawrence Ave. left last
week for New York where they will visit with members of their
family.
Miss Clarice Freud of Whitmore Rd. and her brother, Henry
Freud, are spending a fortnight' on Georgian -Bay at Manitoulin,
Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hartman of Edison Ave., left on Sunday
' to spend a few weeks in Frankfort.
Mrs. Isadore Grabow of Dexter Blvd., has returned' from a
visit to Charlevoix.
Mrs. Harry Rodin of Boston Blvd. has left for Portland, Me.,
where she will be the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Lazarus.
Dr. and Mrs. David Fauman of Boston Blvd. are spending a
•
fortnight in Frankfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weiner of Calvert Ave. have returned.
from a few weeks' visit to the West Coast.
Mrs. Benjamin Boxman and_ her daughter, Adrienne, of Cort-
land Ave. are spending a few weeks in Charlevoix.
•Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moss and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
,
'Henry Schmidt of Burlingame Ave., returned on Monday from
a visit in Charlevoix.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg and their daughters, Mildred
and June, of Ohio Ave., have returned from a 10 weeks motor
trip through Arizona and California.
Ora Lipsitz, who has spent nearly two years in Detroit, is
leaving this Friday for New York from where she will sail on
Aug. 5 on /the S. S. Neptuna for her home in Palestine. Her
aunts, the Misses Bertha and Rose Lipsitz of Rochester Ave., will
accompany her to New York and will, motor through the New
England States before returning home.
Mrs. Moe Ehrlich of Boston Blvd, is visiting with members
of her family in Port Stanley, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of Oakman Blvd. have returned
from a visit in California.

Dr. Ralph Bunche Surgeons Save Infant
From Slowly Strangling
May Terminate
His UN Services

LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)—The
services of Dr. Ralph J. Bunche
as UN acting Palestine mediator
may be terminated when the
Security Council • receives • his
final report on the armistices
concluded between Israel and
the Arab states. Dr. Bunche con-
siders his mission completed, it
was announced by acting UN
Secretary-General Byron Price.
Price said he could not com-
ment on the possibility that the
Council may recruit Dr. Bunch&
to assist the Conciliation Com-
mission in its efforts at Lau-
sanne to achieve a permanent
Arab-Israeli peace, and added
that it is hoped Dr. Bunche's re-
port will be a stimulus to the
Lausanne talks to "reach a fi-
nal solution." •.
A general settlement of the
peace in Palestine is omitted
from the provisional agenda of
the forthcoming session of the
United Nations General Assem-
bly which opens Sept. 20 at
Flushing Meadow.
The agenda reveals that there
will be a discussion of the inter-
nationalization of Jerusalem, the
protection of the Holy Places
and assistance to the Palestine
Arab refugees. Other items of
major interest to Jews on the
provisional listing are the con-
version of the genocide conven-
tion into international law and
the conversion of the human
rights declaration into an inter-
national covenant.

THE JEWISH NEWS-9

Friday, July 29, 1949

Troth Ann9unced

e

China 26th to Sign'
UN Genocide Pact

nagentent3

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Markel
of Leslie Ave. held a garden
party July 17, at their summer
home at Cass Lake at which
they announced the engagement
of their daughter, Shirley, to
Herman Katz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Katz of N. Martindale
Ave. The wedding date has been
set for Nov. 27.
* * *
Mr. and - Mrs. Samuel N. Ler-
man of Pasadena Avenue, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, C o r i n n e, to Harry
Margolis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Margolis of Stoepel Ave.
The bridegroom-elect is a grad-
uate of the University of Michi-
gan. The couple plans to be
married in NoVember.

MISS ANNETTE KAHN

LAKE*SUCCESS, (JTA) —The
Chinese representative at the
UN, Ambassador T. F. Tsiang,
signed, on behalf of his country,
the convention outlawing the
crime of genocide.
China is the twenty-sixth
country to sign the convention.
which will come into force upon
ratification by 20 countries. So
far only Norway, Australia and
Ethiopia have ratified it.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Eugent.
Kraus wishes to thank rela-
tives and friends for the many
kindnesses shown them in their
recent bereavement.

HE AR i;..:44EARIT?

Investigate New Smallest

Canadians Protest Ban
On New Synagogue

Mr. and Mrs. Israel Kahn of
2304 Monterey announce the
TORONTO, (JTA) — The re-
engagement of their daughter,
Annette, to Jordan Bary Drews. fusal of. the York TOwnship to
The couple plans to be married give the Goel Tzedek Congrega-
tion permission to build a syn-
Dec. 18.
agogue,- has brought protests
from various liberal organiza-
$50,000 for Marcus
tions. The Association for Civil
Liberties a letter to the town
Memorial in' Israel
defended the right of any re-
A- check for $50;000 toward ligious body to build a house of
construction of a laboratory in worship in Canada.
Israel in memory of the late. Co-
lonel David Marcus was pre-
sented to Congressman Emanuel
Celler (D. N.Y.) , chairman of
the board of -national sponsors
''of the American Red - Mogen
Dovid.
The funds for the project were
provided through a joint effort
of . the Independent - Order Brith
Abraham and the Brooklyn
League for the American Red
Mogen Dovid.

SONOTONES

built for clear

UNDERSTANDING

with invisible
hearing

Sonotolie of Detroit

1713-14 Book Bldg. WO. 1-1545

E. 0. MARQUETTE, Dist. Mgr. —,

NEW YORK (JTA)—Twenty-
seven ambulances were shipped
to Israel for the use of the Red
Mogen Dovid. Earlier, the organ-
ization shipped seven ambu-
lances to Tel Aviv aboard the
Israeli vessel S.S. Haifa.

Priest Who Saved Children
Feted by Canadian Jews
MONTREAL, (JTA)—The Ca-

nadian Jewish Congress honored
at a .luncheon Father Pierre
Chaillet, -Jesuit priest who head-
ed the -French Resistance's
campaign to save the lives of
Jewish children during the Nazi
occupation. He was received by
Samuel Bronfman, president,
and Saul Hayes, national execu-
tive director of the Congress.
Father Chaillet is now in Cana-
da on behalf of the Committee
for Social Welfare of the, French
Resistance Movement, of which
he' is director.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Reuben
Nelson wishes to thank rela-
tives and ,friends for the many
kindnesses shown -them in their
recent - bereavement.

TIME

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STAR ATTRACTION
UNRUIS& ALLEN

starred in
Musical comedy stars of radio and stage recently
Olsen and Johnson's "Hellzapoppin." Sensation' of Hollywood

and New York's Copacabana.

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Dance to velvet rhythms under the stars every night.

COUNTRY DAY
CAMP

now enrolling for its second

—International Soundphoto

Six-month-old SANDY KAP-
LAN pogts 'for her picture be-
fore leaving the , Massachu-
setts General - Hospital in Bos-
ton for her home in New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, Sandy, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Kaplan, was slowly strangling
to death because' of a divided
strip of the main throat ar-
tery. Surgeons removed the
strip and now the youngster
can breathe easily.

JA Offices to Advise
Investors, Immigrants

PARIS, (JTA) — The Jewish
Agency has established an Is-
r a e l i Economic. Information
office here to advise prospective
investors and immigrants, it was
announced by M. Kurland, the
Agency's European representa-
tive.

5-week period beginning
August 1
and
POST CAMP SESSION
August 22 thru September 2

Hot meal, snack, full pro-
gram of athletics, crafts,
dramatics,

All activities on camp's own

20-acre farm in the country.

Transportaifon, swimming,
all materials included in
fee. No extras.

Call

DR. W. A. GOLDBERG

Ph.D., Director

TOwnsend 9-1045

or Walled Lake 651-F.5

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