10—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 22, 1950 Troth Announced Doris Hoffman to Wed Ralph M. Grossbart India Government OK's Recognition for Israel Elliot Charlip, president of the Mr. and Mrs. R. Hoffman of 19134 Ohio announced the en- Shaarey Zedek Alumni Associa- gagement of their daughter, tion, announces that the first session of the group for con- ducting a synagogue leadership training program will be held at the home of Madlyn Wolrauch, 277 Geneva, H.P., at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 28. Enrollment in the program is open to members of the associa- tion only. Elliott Schwartz, ed- ucational director of the syna- gogue heads the program. The speaker, Sept. 28 is Joseph Abra- hams, executive director of the synagogue. Further information can be obtained at the syna- gogue office. NEW DELHI, India — In a o n e - sentence communique, the Ministry of External Af- fairs announced that India has recognized Israel. It was indicated that India does not intend at present to exchange di ploma ti c representatives with Israel, due to "economy and lack of trained pergon- nel." The reason given for Is- rael's recognition is that "Is- rael is here to stay." 2 Artists Appear at Music Study Club's Concert on Nov. 30 MISS MARILYN KLAFER The engagement of their daughter, M a r i l y n, was an- nounced by Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Klafer at a reception at their home on Oakman Blvd. The bridegroom-elect is Gerald Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gordon, of Leslie Ave. Mr. Gordon is a graduate of the University of Michigan where he was a member of Pi Lambda Phi. Miss Klafer is a senior in the U. of - M. School of Educa- tion. She is affiliated with Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Lambda Theta and the Senior Society. Neumann Attacks Israel's Attitude To World Zionists TEL AVIV, (JTA) — A huge crowd which filled Tel Aviv's Mograbi Theater and overflowed into the adjacent street heard Dr. Emanuel Neumann, former president of the Zionist Organi- zation of America, attack the Israel Government for allegedly slighting the World Zionist Or- ganization and the ZOA by "leaning on" non-Zionist ele- ments in the United States. Addressing the General Zion- ist rally, Dr. Neumann appealed for .a strengthening of the ranks of the Zionist movement which he termed Israel's "most loyal ally." Dr. Neumann warned that the World Zionist Organization may be confronted with early liquidation and expressed regret that the forthcoming World Zionist Congress had been post- poned until next year. He bitterly characterized the Israel Government's attitude to- ward the Zionist Organization as extending "de jure recogni- tion but not de facto." This sit- uation, he added, had created a "state of cold war" between the two. Alumni Plan Synagogue Leadership Program - BE WISE Make YOUR Plan With the Schiller Man! Israel Cabinet Eases Rationing of Clothing Two outstanding young artists —Detroit pianist Kurt Saffir and New York violinist Esther Glazer—will be featured in the Music Study Club's annual art- ist's concert on Nov. 30, at the Art Institute. Plans fOr the concert will be made at a meeting of the patrons' committee at 10:30 a. m. next Thursday, at the home of the committee chairman, Mrs. Julius Green, 18403 Muirland. MISS DORIS HOFFMAN Doris, to Ralph M. Grossbart, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gross- bart of 3230 Tuxedo, at a dinner given in honor of the bethroth- ed. The wedding date has been set for April 3. Shaarey Zedek Youths Planning Year's Activity 1000 Laud Editor On 90th Birthday The Executive Committee of the Shaarey Zedek Young Peo- ple's Society announces plans for its opening meeting Wed- nesday night, Oct. 11. • Planning- the year's activities are President Sol Ginsburg; program chairman, Shirley Ginsburg; cultural chairman, Harriet - Nochman; social chair- man, Mildred Jacobs; and pub- licity chairman, Ed Bronstein. NEW YORK, (JTA) — More than 1,000 labor friends, labor leaders, Jewish communal fig- ures, journalists and others at- tended the 90th birthday cele- bration of Abraham Cahan at Hotel Commodore. President Truman and Israel Premier David Ben Gurion were among the outstanding world figures who sent messages of Lila Sharolyn Yagoda greeting to Mr. Cahan. The Is- Premier described the vet- To Wed Samuel Reder rael eran editor as the "titan" of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Yagoda of Jewish journalism. Other mes- Cadillac, Mich., announce the sages were received from Gov. engagement of their daughter, Thomas E. Dewey of New York; Herbert Morrison, Lord Presi- dent of the British Privy Coun- cil; Sen. Herbert H. Lehman of New York; William Green, presi- dent of the American Federa- tion of Labor; and Philip Mur- ray, president of the CIO. Presi- dent Truman's message de- clared: "Your ninetieth birthday is an important milestone not only for you but for the democracy you have so faithfully served. Your contribution has been great. As editor: writer and political sci- entist you have provided the foundation for much that is fine in our American community. You have been a valiant fighter in the constant struggle against tyranny. We hope we shall have your aid in the continuing fight for many additional years." LILA SHAROLYN YAGODA JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The Is- rael Cabinet decided to ease up on clothing rationing by is- suing more ration coupons. 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There membership and friends at 2:30 AND APPIWANCDD were services for those 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 24 at the Mrs. Roosevelt Awarded years old, those from 6 to 9, and 29 GRAND RIVER new center on Davison. those from 9 to 14, with crackers Honorary Degree (Opp. St. Leo's Church) A mock trial in which the and milk for the 6-to-9'ers. Zionist party will be challenged Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt by the membership will high- was awarded the honorary de- light the evening. gree of Doctor of Laws, and de- 1111 IIIIIII Jerry Kelman, defense lawyer, livered the principal address at will try to prove that the need a special convocation marking for the Zionist party is as large the inauguration of the 64th as ever. Albert M. Colman is academic year of the Jewish prosecuting attorney. The jury Theological Seminary of Amer- trial will be followed by a social ica, 3080, Brodway, New York, hour, refreshments and dancing. Sept. 18. Mrs. Roosevelt was pre-. 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