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Marcia Tobin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tobin of Webb
Ave., has left for New York where she will resume her music
studies at the Manhattan School of Music from which institution
she was graduated last May.
Mr. and Mrs. l- ames Straus of Chicago are spending the week-
end in the city visiting with friends.
Dr. and 'Mrs. Abraham Altschuler of Warrington Rd. are ex-
pected home this week-end from a five weeks visit on the west
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Garon have moved from Stoepel Ave. and
are now residing at 17500 Oak Dr.
_Margery Brown has returned from Los Angeles, Cal., to spend
a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Brown of
Santa Barbara Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jackson of Wisconsin Ave., left last
Friday on a visit to Boston.
Mrs. Bernard Brown of Santa Monica, California is the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hibler of Buena Vista Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Sodney Reibel of Huntington. Woods have left_
for Louisville, Ky., where they will visit with members of their
family.
Mrs. 'Harry Petheric of Santa Monica, Cal., is spending a few
weeks in the city visiting with members of her family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Schiller and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Finger
of Tulsa, Okla., are spending a few days with the former's parents,
Mrs. Albert Schiller of Washburn Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Schembeck of Monte Vista Ave. -
Dr. and Mrs. William Usher of •afour Rd., have returned from'
a six weeks tour of Europe.
Miss Clara Greenstone as returned to her home in New York
following a visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Greenstone, of Birwood Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stark of LaSalle Blvd. are expected home
this week-end from a four months stay in Germany.

People Niake News

NATHAN HACK, former De-
_ troiter, now a resident .of Santa
Monica, has been elected presi-
dent of the Crescent Bay Chap-
ter of Toastmasters Internation-
al. He is serving as research as-
sociate at the University of
Southern Calfornia in the De-
partment of Physiology. Con-
cerned with "The Physiology of
Fatigue," the project is being
carried on for the Air Forces.
Mr. Hack is orthopedic shoe con-
- sultant to the Birmingham Vet-
•Rrans Hospital at Van Noys.
* * *
DR. LOUIS RATHS, professor
of education. and director of re-
search at- the. -School -of Educa-
tion, New York University, has
been appointed director of the
Bureau for Intercultural Educa-
tion.
* *• *
Mrs. Charlotte Marie Karfiol
.of Jerusalem, and Senta Knor-
-- ringa, of Amsterdam, have ar-
rived in the United States for
graduate training on scholar-

CHARLES- E. WILSON, Gen-
eral Electric president, and car
chairman of the National Con-
ference of Christians. and Jews,
will receive the Conference's An-
nual Citation for. Humanitarian
Service, at a dinner for 1,500
guests -to be held in Detroit, Nov:
9, in the Fountain Room.of Ma-
sonic Temple, on the occasion
of the 21st a4iniversary of the
founding of the National Con-
ference of Christians and , Jews.
* * *
NEW YORK. — The appoint-
ment of ABRAHAM A. REDEL-
HEIM of New York, former na-
tional president of Bnai Ziorr
and member of the World Zion-
ist Actions Committee, as na-
tional membership chairman of
the Zionist. Organization of
America, was announced by
Daniel Frisch, ZOA president.
At the same time Frisch an-
nounced the reappointment of
Willy Nordwind, Chicago leader,
as national✓ • chairman of the
committee for the enrollment of
ZOA life memberships.

All Mizrachi Women
Combining Efforts foc
First Donor Luncheon

Mrs. Karfiol • Miss Knorringa

ships furnished by the National
Council of Jewish Women. Mrs.
Karfiol, who is interested in the
problems of juvenile delinquents,
will study at the School of_ So-
cial Service Administration of
the University of Chicagp. Child
welfare\is 'the special interest of
Miss Knorringa, who will study
at the New York School of So-
cial Work.

Kvutzah Ivrith Slates
Election October 22

Completing plans for its first
city-wide donor luncheon which
will combine the efforts of all
Mizrachi Women's chapters in
the city, Mrs. Louis Friedman,
general chairman of the event
announces the following assis-
tants: • -
Mesdames Josh Kunin and
Sam Bicoll, reservations; S.
Goodman and A. Goldkmith,
souvenir book-.
lets, assisted., by
Mesdames J.
Goose, D. Check
and D. Stark.
Mrs . Joshua
Sperka, in
charge of pro-
gram, is arrang-
ing an original
script, "eorah'
Land and Life,"
which will be
presented by a Mrs. Friedman
choral group.
The event will take place Dec
7 at the Northwest • Syfiagogue.
Proceeds will be devoted to
equiping a Detroit bungalow to
house newly arrived children
at the children'sNillage at Raan-
ana, Israel, maintained by Amer-
ican Mizrachi Women.

The annual election meeting
of the Kvutzah Ivrith, the He-
brew Cultural Group of Detroit,
will be. at 9 p. m. 'Saturday, Oct.
22, in the auditoritim of the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Reports will be • submitted by
the president, Joseph Katz, and
chairmen of all committees, as
well as by the president of the
Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs. Julius
Ring.
The nominating committee
consists of: M. Miolilin, S. Kas- Parkside Hebrew School
dan, Aaron Teitelbaum, M. No- To Hear Kay on Israel
bel, and N. Ruttenberg, chair-
Leon Kay, president of the
man.
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
will speak on Israel at the Park-
CARD OF THANKS
side Hebrew School at 8 p.
The family of the late Mrs. Wednesday, Oct. 12. Community
Tillie Stern wishes to thank singing and Palestinian dancing
friends and relatives for the will be featured, followed by a
many kindnesses shown them in social program. Members and
their recent bereavement.
friends are invited;

BB Women's Council
Sets $100,000 Goal -

With eyes at the $100,000 goal
set by members of the Greater
Detroit Bnai Brith. Women's
Council, the 16 chapters are

MRS MORRIS TACK

contacting subscribers and the
women who will attend the third
annual fund-raising affair to be
held Nov. 21, at the Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. Morris Tack, general
chairman of fund-raising, an ,
noOnced that this year addition-
al funds are vitally needed for
the rebuilding of Israel.
Mickey Katz and his "Borsch-
tapades," a show that is not
traditional Y i d dish theater,
will entertain.
• The contest for 4 naming the
paper for the fund raising con-
test has been extended until Oct.
20. The contest will be judged
by Judge David Vokes of the
Common Pleas Court and Bruce
Campbell, editor of the Detroit
Free Press. The winner will 'be
announced Oct. 26.
To date, the women bringing
in the most ads are Mesdames
Albert Ashe, Sidney Kalt and N.
Miller. They were presented with
awards Oct. 5.

Men's

The WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of
the ACCOUNTANTS' GUILD
met Sept. 28 at the home of
Mrs. L. Schwartz, 2480 Leslie. A
membership tea for present and
eligible members will be __held
Wednesday evening, Oct. 19, at
the home of Auxiliary president,
Mrs. R. Nida, 8431 Marygrove.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Landes
of Glynn Ct. announce the en-
gagement of their sister; Lenora
Yavitz, to Harold Schneiderman,
son of Mr.• and Mrs. M. Schnei-
derman of Brooklyn, N. Y. The
couple plan. to be married in
December.
•
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lupiloff
of Tuxedo ' Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Shirley, to Maurice Silverman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Sil-
verman of Prairie Ave. The wed-
ding has been set for Feb. 18.

Clubs

PISGAH LODGE, Bnai Brith
will show a full-length comedy
motion picture, "The Good Old
Days," at its meeting Monday
evening, Oct. 10, at the Jewish
Center. This meeting is for
members only.
* * *
At the last meeting of. RABBI.
MANDEL M. ZAGER LODGE,
Bnai Brith, Mort Rubenstein,
membership chairman, present-
ed new members with their Me-
norah pins. All new members are
requested to attend the meeting
Tuesday, Oct. 11, when more
Menorah pins wil be presented.
Wednesday, Oct. 12, the women's
chapter of the Lodge will be
hostess to the men and their . MISS BARBARA LAPIDES
wives at a social evening at
Bnai Moshe Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lapides of
Pontiac announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Barbara
Myerson Urges Arab
Lee, to Norman Wachler, son of
Women's Education
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wachter of
Detroit.
TEL AVIV—Minister of Labor
Miss Lapides attendend Michi-
Golda Myerson told a gathering gan State College: The bride-
of Arab women in Jerusalem groom elect also 'attended Mich-
that they must learn all trades, igan State.
not only sewing, if they want to
An early summer wedding' is
take their rightful place in.Isra- being
planned .
el or Arab society and to create
understanding between Arabs
Love, Wrestling, Patience and
and Israelis.
Mrs. Myerson expressed the Fear were the names of the chik-
hope that at least one Arab dren of Mayflower immigrant
woman would become a member William Brewster.
of the next Knesset.

Seek N. Y. School Ban
On Two Biased Books

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Teachers
in • New York City schools are
taking special care to explain to
their students that the anti-Jew-
ish characters in Charles Dick-
ens' "Oliver Twist" and in
Shakespeafe's "Merchant of Ven-
ice" are not "typical" of the
Jewish people.
A statement to this effect was
made by Dr. William Jansen,
Superintendent of Schools, in an
affidavit submitted in Brooklyn
Supreme Court, in opposition to
a taxpayer's suit that would ban
the tw‘o volumes from this city's
public schOols. The judge re-
served decision.
. In behalf of the taxpayer—
Murray. B. - Rosenberg of Brook-
lyn—his attorney, Joseph Gold-
stein, declared that the books
were inimical to the best inter-
eSts of growing children and
were "anti-Semitic and anti-re 7
ligious:" With regard to Dickens'
novel, he stated: "It- is calcu-
lated to, and does, incul9ate bit--
ter hatred and malice in the
hearts and minds of many stu-
dents and pupils attending our
public -schools and secondary
schools against American citi
zens of Jewish faith."

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