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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of 3220 Boston Blvd,. entertained
at their borne on Sunday, Feb. 5, in honor of the departure of
Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Hershman for a vacation in the South,
and the arrival of Cantor and Mrs. Hyman Shulzinger who have
returned from Israel and to welcome to Detroit Rabbi and Mts.
Benjamin H. Gorrelick and Mrs. Kazis, Mrs. Gorrelick's mother.
Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Louis Rosen of Parkside Ave., introduced
their daughter Ilene Frances' fiance, Barry David Berebitsky, and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berebitsky of South Bend, Ind.,
to their Detroit friends at a cocktail party at their home on
Tan. 29. The Berebitskys were house guests of the Rosens.
Sidney Pearl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pearl of Blaine
Ave. was graduated from. Wayne University, Feb. 2, with a bache-
lor of science degree. His wife, Barbara, attends the University.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wainer and daughter, Marilyn, of North-
lawn Ave, left Sunday for a month in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sobel will be hosts at a tea at 8:15 p.m.
Friday, Feb. 10, at Bnai Moshe Synagogue, in honor of the forth-
Coming marriage of their son, Milford, and Gloria Brode, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brode. No cards.
Mrs. Al Weisman of Edison Ave. has returned from Cleveland,
where she visited her children.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt of Whitmore Rd. have- left on an
extended trip through Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Levin of Strathcona Dr. are visiting in
Washington, D. C.
Ralph Helper of Prairie Ave. has returned from a trip to
Palm Beach and Nassau.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wineman of Roslyn Rd. are vacationing
in New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frank of Wildemere Ave. are spending
several weeks in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rodecker of Second Blvd. are visiting
friends and relatives in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Gerald Hurst of Chicago is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Platt of Birchcrest Dr.
Mrs. Robert Smith is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Melville Welt of Balmoral Dr.
Samuel Epstein has returned from a month's stay in Miami
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robinson of the Lee Plaza have joined
friends in Chicago who will travel with them on an extended trip
through Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Schlafer of Suffolk Dr. are vacationing
in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenberg of Whitmore Rd. are taking
a trip through Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saks of Dexter Blvd. are spending their
vacation in Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Eisenman and son Harold of 2919 Glynn
Ct., have returned from Chicago, where they attended the gradu-
ation of their son, Dr. Arnold Eisenman, from Northern Illinois
College of Optometrey on -Feb. 3.

JNWA Delegates Pledge Aid to Jewish
Culture in U.S., Reelect Brown, Segal

THE JEWISH NEWS-1 1
Friday, February 10, 1950

Corinne Perlis' Troth
Revealed by Parents

Kupat Holim Issues
Urgent Gall to Young
U.S. Doctors, Nurses

On the occasion of their 30th
NEW YORK — An urgent call
wedding anniversary, Dr. and
Mrs. M. S. Perlis of Glynn Court for young American doctors and
nurses to practice in new colo-
nies and outlying settlements of
Israel was received by the Ali-
yah Department of the Jewish
Agency in New York, Zvi Lurie
head of the department reported.
The call was issued by Kupat
Holim, central sick fund, serv-
ing more than half of Israel's
population, With dispensaries in
most of the 200 settlements es-
tablished since Israel's indepen-
dence.
About 200 general practition-
ers and specialists must be
mobilized, Lurie said, to meet
the needs of new settlements,
most of which are populated by
recently arrived immigrants. He
explained that while there are
a large number of doctors in
Israel, many of them are in the
older age groups and unable to
MISS CORINNE PERLIS
undertake the vigorous pioneer
announced the engagement of life of the new settlements.
their daughter, Corinne, to Har-
Lurie urged interested doctors
ry M. Nayer, son of -Mrs. Sarah and nurses to communicate with
Nayer of Muirland Ave., and the the Aliyah Department of the
late Samuel Nayer.
Jewish Agency, 16 E. 66th St.,
Miss Perlis attended Michigan New York 21, N.Y.
State College and Mr. Nayer re-
ceived his Bachelor of Arts de-
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gree from the University of
Michigan. He is also a graduate
that
be
of the University of Michigan
able to get all
Law School.

Branch Four to Fete
Departing Members

Branch Four, Labor Zionist
Organization, will hold a fare-
will gathering for its members
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schreier and
Mr. and Mrs. Laible Hoffmitz
who will leave on a trip to Is-
rael Within a few weeks.
The party will be a part of
the branch meeting Friday eve-
ning, Feb. 10, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schreier,
4759 Sturtevant.

Yugoslav Envoy in Israel
T E L AVIV — (JTA) — Nicola
Milicevic, newly-appointed Yu-
goslav Minister to Israel, landed
at Lydda airport aboard an El
Al plane.

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Divorce Adherent Cites
Jewry's 613 Mitzvahs

David L. Delman of New York,
in a long letter to the New York
Times in which he advocated
liberalization of laws on divorce,
made this comment:
In the Hebrew religion there
are 613 "Mitzvahs," or good
deeds. Every good Jew is sup-
posed to perform those 613 good
deeds. One of them, strange or
not so strange to say, is divorc-
ing a couple. The reason for
that is that by divorcing two
who were miserable it makes it
possible for four . people to be
happy, considering that each
will find a new, more suitable
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"Forest of the Heroes" in mem-
ory of Israel troops.
Any talk of a present liquida-
tion of the Jewish National
Fund was branded as "irres-
bra by Hollywood-MaxwoU
ponsible" by Judge Morris Roth-
enberg, chairman of the United
Only this original California-designed
V•Ette*is gifted with this genuine
Palestine Appeal, speaking be-
The government has sent
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row after row of it to firm you,
The argument that the Jew- midwest to help store the record
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ther reason for existence be-
cause Israel is now in possession
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cause the former owners must
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Judge Rothenberg.
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The prospect of full socialism
in Israel in the foreseeable fu-
ture was discounted by Chaim
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Greenberg, leading representa-
tive of Labor Zionism." The
speaker foresaw the economic
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one way by
time to come taking a pattern
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cooperative and private enter-
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. Addressing the convention,
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new technique."
Louis Segal told the delegates
that , since.' the last convention
in 1946, the number of English-.
speaking branches of the Alli-
ance has doubled, reaching a
total of 66.
A plan calling for the estab-..
lishment of a $150,000 fund to be
used for the - " Maintenance of
MISS MARIANNE GOLDBERG Jewish schools in principal cities
in the United States was ap-
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Gold- proved at the closing session of
berg of Huntington Woods an- the convention.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marianne Hope, to First All-Argentine Kibbutz
featuring this week
Reuben George Weltman, son of To Be Built in Negev
Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Welt-
BUENOS AIRES — (JTA) — A
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ASBURY PARK,'N. J.—(JTA)
--The program of fostering the
"Jewish national consciousness"
and the need to actively pro-
mote Jewish culture in the
United States was reaffirmed
by the Jewish National Work-
ers Alliance at its triennial con-
✓ention.
The group also pledged "to
assist in the. constructive work
now going on in Israel," . and
decided to promote the move-
ment for American chalutziut.
Meyer L. Brown was reelected
president of the Alliance and
Louis Segal was reelected gen-
eral secretary. A decision to
plant a forest on Jewish Na-
tional -Fund land in Israel
marking the 40th anniversary of
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