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0— THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, -July

To Wed in October

MISS EILEEN FERENTZ

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kanterman
of Calvert Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Eileen Ferentz, to Marvin Gold-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Goldman of Griggs Ave. They
plan to be married Oct. 8.

Musical Revue Given
At Michigan Resort

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NEW HAMPTON, N. H.—DR.
JOSEPH JORDAN, a department
of chemistry faculty . member of
the Hebrew University' of Jeru-
salem, is participating in a' con-
ference of 100 leading analytical
chemists here under the aus-
pices of the American Associa-
tion for the Advancement of
Science.
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RAMON E. GILBERT, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gilbert of
3110 Ewald Circle, has been ad-
mitted to the third freshman
class of Brandeis University,
Waltham, Mass. An honor roll
student at Central High School,
Gilbert was active in sports,
drama and music, and treasurer
of the Intercity Sportsmanship
Council. HUBERT FORBES of
16188 Lawton has just com-
pleted his freshman year at
Brandeis. * * *

Pianist BETTY KOWALSKY
will be featured soloist with the
Summer Symphony at its con-
cert Saturday evening, July 22,
at the State Fair Grounds shell.
Miss Kowalsky will be heard in
the first movement of Grieg's
Piano Concerto in A Minor. At
t h e concert Friday evening,
July 21, the orchestra's presen-
tation of Saint-Saens Danse
Macabre will have ZINOVI BIS-
TRITZKY as violin soloist.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. —
(JTA) — For his efforts in
promotion understanding be--
tween different racial, religious
and national groups, D O R E
SCHARY received an award
from the University Religious
Conference. Schary is executive
producer at the MGM motion
picture studio and is active in
Jewish affairs.

Lesser's Clover Lodge, Otnena,
.Mich., presented a musical re-
vue- "So In Love," • written and
directed by Teddy Werbel and
Bella Goldberg.
The cast was composed of
.guests at the Lodge, including
Jerry Sherbin, Sylvia Bachman,
Ruth Channin, Esar Bachman,
Ray and Evelyn Zbick, Abe
Cherrin, Jerry - Portney, Naomi
Lesser, Frances • Felman, and
Louise Goldberg. Sets and cos-
ABRAHAM H. JAFFIN an-
tumes were designed by Isadore
nounces the opening of offices
Ziporin.
for the practice of law at 808
Hoffman Bldg., 2339 Woodward.
Jaffin also is a real estate 'brok-
Morgenthau Groups
er and may be consulted on real
To Have Annual Picnic estate
problems by calling WO.
11-7221 or WO. 3-5445 during the
Holiday Park, at Eliza.beth day. In the evening, or by ap-
Lake, will be the scene •of the pointment, he is available at
annual picnic of the Henry his residence, 4048 Clements,
Morgenthau Lodge, Bnai Brith, TE, 4-3340. * * *
at 12:30 p.m. July 23,
VERNON M. FITCH, an at-
A full day's program is plan-
ned, with the Chapter enter- torney with the law firm of
taining the children. Herman Levin, Levin, Garvett and Dill
Burton, picnic chairman, will in the Penobscot Building, has
announced his candidacy for
supervise the adult program.
the Common Council vacancy
At the golf tournament held to be voted upon in the Septem-
recently, Sam Rodd proved low her primary. Fitch, a combat
ball champion of the lodge. The veteran of World War II, hav-
handicap champion will be de- ing earned two battle stars as
termined in playoffs between an Infantryman in the European
Sam Schecter, Jack Caminker, campaign, was graduated from
Bernie Kordner and - Robe _ rt Wayne University with high dis-
Kingston.
tinction and received his law
degree -from the University of
Michigan Law School. He is
married and is a member of the
Detroit Bar Association, Michi-
gan Bat Association and Ameri-
A 't July 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Her- can Bar Association. Fitch has
bert Yechiel Hordes (Ness' a spoken before civic groups
Singer) of Rochester Ave., a throughout the city as a mem-
ber of the Detroit Speakers Bu-
daughter.
reau. Before entering private
practice, he was Chief of the
July 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred General
Legal Division in the
Levey (Lee Wasserman) of 2297 Detroit Ordnance District's Le-
Glendale, a son, Richard Alan. gal Department. His father was
* * *
the late Judge Virgil A. Fitch
July 13—To Mr, and Mrs. Les- who served several terms in the
ter Gaines (Bernice Hacker) of State Legislature.
Archdale Ave., a daughter, Ei-
leen Gail.
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July 11—To Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Platt (Glenna Katz! a
ewry
daughter, Bonita Ellen.

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July 8—To Mr. and. Mrs. Je-
rome Heifman (Isadora Freed- I. This Week's Radio and Tele-
man) of Steel Ave., a daughter,
vision Programs of
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Linda Maril.
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June 30—To Mr. and. Mrs. Al
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Lesser (Molly Ulanoff) of Pas-
Time: 10 a.m.. Sunday, July
adena Ave., twin sons, Roger
23.
Lee and Steven Barry.
Station: WXYZ.
* * *
Feature: Rabbi David H.
To Mr. and Mrs. Max Halperin Panitz of Temple Bnai Jeshu-
(Lottie Wainger), a son, Harvey run, New York City, will speak.
* * *
Dennis.
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday, July 23.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Station: WWJ.
Rev. Yehudall Loewy
Feature: Second summer pro-
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story of Jacob and Esau.

Julius Chajes, director-. of mu-
sic at the Jewish- Community
Center, has been invited to give
four lectures on
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h e "Develop-
ment of the
Con temporary
Israeli Music" at
the new Bran-
deis Camp in
Santa Susanna,
Calif., during
the month of
August. Mar-
guerite Kozenn,
Chajes
who is in private life Mrs. Cha-
jes, who recently returned from
Israel, will illustrate the lec-
tures with some of the recently
composed songs by Marc Lavry,
Karel Salomon, Moshe Lustig
and others.
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SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA) —
PROF. JOSEPH BEN SIMHA
BRAVERMAN, director of re-
search of the Central Citrus
. Products Laboratory in Reho-
voth, Israel, is a visiting profes-
sor at the University of Cali-
fornia campus this summer.

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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Binder
of Buena Vista Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Rosalyn, to Lester H. Stein,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klein
of Calvert Ave. T h e couple
plans an Aug. 6 garden wed-
ding.
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berko
witz of Ewald Circle announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ruth,- to Marvin L. Finkel-
stein,-son of Rose Finkelstein of
Pontiac, Mich., and the late Mr.
Finkelstein. A fall wedding is
being planned_ .
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Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hoff-
man of Ohio Ave. announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ruth Hoffman, to Julius
Berkowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Berkowitz of Strathmoor
Ave., at a dinner given in hon-
or of the betrothed. The wed-
ding date has been set for
Nov. 26.

92 Americans Register
For Hebrew Con=gress

'Protestants May Use
Hebrew in Broadcasts

; JERUSALEM (ISI)—Protes-
taut communities in . Israel .
are free to . use the Hebrew
language in their religious
services over :Kol Israel, gov-
ernment broadcasting sta-
tion, as long as the content
of their 'messages does not
Constitute an affront to re-
ligious feeling and to other
religious denominations.
Prime Minister David Ben-
Gurion sent letters to that
effect to five Protestant
leaders in answer to their
protest of June 11 after Kol
Israel refused to permit the
Hebrew portion of a scheduled
Protestant religious service
to be broadcast that day.
. A spokesman for the gov-
ernment said that it was "no
departure from the principle
of religious liberty guaran-
teed by Israel to all denomi-
naitons. The fact that all re-
ligious communities, Christian
and Moslem, were invited to
make use of the government
broadcasting service, itself
was evidence of our desire '
that all faiths enjoy every
reasonable facility for the ex-
ercise of religious functions.
Exercise of these functions
by one denomination ought
not to be of a nature likely
to offend adherents of other
denominations."

Opening in Jerusalem

Ninety-two delegates repre-
senting 64 national' organiza-
tions, fraternal bodies and in-
stitutions of higher learning in
this country will attend the first
World Hebrew Congress, open-
ing July 24 in Jerusalem. ,
American delegates are head-
ed by Samuel J. Borowsky, pres-
ident of • the Histadruth Ivrith
of America (Hebrew Language
and Culture Association). Albert
Elazar, assistant superintendent
of Detroit's United Hebrew
Schools, is among the delega-
tion.
Representatives of 39 coun-
tries will participate in the ses-
sions of the first Hebrew Con-
gress, which will have for its
main purpose the mobilization
of all creative forces in the
Jewish community throughout
the world for the establishment
of a strong unified movement to
promote the Hebrew language
and culture.
Prof. Joseph Klausner of the
Hebrew University will deliver
they keynote address at the
opening sessions.

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cil of the Jewish Community in
Athens has addressed a telegram
of congratulations to Angelos
Evert, former chief of the Ath-
ens Police, on his promotion to
the post of chief of the Urban
Police Services.
Evert, as chief of the Athens
Police, was instrumental in sav-
ing many Jewish lives during
the German occupation.

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