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Name Appointees
Gertrude Parr, program chair-
man of Louis Marshall Chapter,
of Bnai Brith, has announced
the following programs will take
place at their meetings:
A fashion show will be fea-
tured at the meeting of Oct. 4.
A dessert luncheon on Nov. 6
will be held at the Workman's
Circle, with the radio giveaway
show "Meet the Ladies," on
WXYZ, the highlight of the
gathering.
Chairmen for the year have
been name. They are as follows:
Gertrude Parr, first vice p resident,
chairman of programing; Evelyn Ros-
enthal co-chairman; Dorothy Averbuch,
second vice president, fund-rai,iing
committee; Sally Brookstein, senti-
nel, co-chairman; Lillian Gantz, third
vice president, conservation committee; as-
sistant, Lauretta Woronow; Lillian Sklar,
recording sec y: Gertrude Hollender, cor-
respondng sec'y; Dorothy Bodzin and Belle
Jacobs. financial secretaries; Bess Mann
and Goldie Franklin, custodians of the
mailing files: Bell Nadis, monitress; Lil-
lian Berke, guide and BBYO advisor rep-
resentative.
Anne Feldman, chairman, Aid to Israel
Committee; Sarah Dorf, second vice
president.. handles the Anti-Defamation
group; Toby Laker, chairman, BBYO.
Membership Committee, Yetta Feur;
Rosalind Kaufman, president, Sylvia Bar-
rish, vice president of the Nite Bowling
league: Pauline Rappaport, Community
Relations and president of the afternoon
bowling league; Francis Einstein, blood
bank committee; Goldie Einhorn, servic-
ing; Helen Levy, Hillel; Bettie Gutman,
social: Diana Kitay. hospitality, Sadie
Gottlieb and Doris Halper. veteran af-
fairs; Ann Gardner, telephone squad;
Tillie Kushner, historian: Ruth Malerman,
Americanism; Florence Michlin, vocational
guidance; Gertrude Pearl, liaison; Vivian
Sharkey. parliamentarian; Thelma Weiss,
dramatic group representative; Bessie
Yaffa, philanthropy: Bertha Yaras, dart-
ings and in-memoriams; Sylvia Katz,
editor of Newsletter; Elsie Weiner, trib-
utes: Evelyn Rosenthal, sunshine; and
Sally Fields, publicity.
Trustees include Yetta Yaras, Lena Zo-
butt, Irene Rodman, Molly Bank, Belle
Fields. Ida Spear, as honorary member
and Jean Maxman as selected member
have been added to the executive board.
Young Adult Newcomers
Hold Anniversary Dance
The Young Adult Newcomer
Club will give its first annivers-
ary dance at 8:30 p.m. Satur-
day, Sept. 30, at the Dexter-
Davison branch of the Jewish
Center. Music will be furnished
by Eric Rosenau and his band.
Sept. 13—To Mr. and Mrs.
George Fredson (Jean Simon's),
of Pinehurst Ave., a son, Law-
rence Elliott.
• * *
Sept. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest H. Hirsch (Shirley Jane
Fredman) of Meyers Rd., a son,
Lawrence David.
* * *
Sept. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Levine (Sharon Cohon)
of 1347 Oakwood Ave., Colum-
bus, 0., a daughter, Caren
Dianne.
* *
Sept. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Syd-
ney Blum (Selma Epstein), of
Warrington Dr., a son, Barry
Israel.
* * *
Sept. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
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Edelstein (Ann Drazin) of Glynn
Ct., a daughter, Ellen Ruth.
* * *
Sept. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Penskar (Audrey Lipsky), a
daughter, Nancy Carol,
• * *
Sept. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old F. Moran (Dorothy Green-
baum), of Northlawn Ave., a
daughter, Adrea Ruth.
* * *
Aug. 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
Boris Katz (Beatrice Taxey) , of
13293 Griggs, a daughter, Minda
Ray.
• * *
Aug. 20—To .Mr. a n d Mrs.
Walter Muller (Bluma Fagle
Schreiber), of Merton Rd., a son,
Karl Schreiber.
* * *
Aug. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Sot-
- 4,- omon Rosenberg (Eve Lieber-
man), of Pasadena Ave., a son,
Herbert Sheldon.
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Sets Wedding Date Israel Immigration
Policy Irrevocable
Browdy Tells ZOA
MISS NANCY SHE MAN
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Sherman
of Oakman Blvd., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Nancy, to Hubert Lee Kay, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kay of
Buena Vista Ave. The wedding
has been set for March 11.
Israel's Population
To Reach 2 Million
Mark in 3 Years
JERUSALEM — (ISI) — Is-
rael has completely or partially
absorbed 400,000 of the 460,000
newcomers who have entered
the State since its establishment
in May, 1948, Moshe Shapiro,
Minister of Immigration, • re-
vealed this week.
"About 60,000 are still in
camps, as against 90,000 a year
ago, and more are coming—we
hope without interruption,"
Shapiro stated. "They also can
be absorbed if the Jewish peo-
ple remembers and performs its
duty."
Shapiro reported that immi-
gration during 5709 (1948-49)
averaged about 15,000 monthly.
At this rate, by 1953 the Yishuv
will total 1,800,000, an increase
in three years of more than 50
percent of the present Jewish
Population.
Israel's population is n o w
1,150,000, a gain of 75 percent
since the Proclamation of Inde-
pendence. The Jewish population
constitutes eighty-seven percent
of the total.
"Despite the enormous dif-
ficulties encountered by t h e
young State in absorbing new-
comers, it is the determined
policy of the Israel Government
to keep the doors of the country
open to every Jew desiring and
able to return to the Home-
land," Mr. Shapiro declared. He
pointed out that with the adop-
tion of the "Law of Return" by
the Knesset on July 5, Israel
had declared to the world that
every Jew has the right to re-
turn to Israel.
Pioneer Women Hear
Bazar at Luncheon
Albert Elazar, associate di-
rector of the United Hebrew
Schools, who recently returned
from Israel, will address the an-
nual Pioneer Women's Presi-
dent's luncheon. It will be held
at 1 p.m., Sept. 28, at Lachar's
on Dexter Blvd.
Plans are also underway for
a silver jubilee luncheon to be
held. at Masonic Temple on Oct.
16, at which members of the
Kinesset and Moatzot Hapoalot,
will be present.
Reservations for the Presi-
dent's Luncheon, at which Mrs.
Norman Kanter will preside,
may be made by calling UN.
4-8119, TO. 8-1239 or TR. 2-3001.
Israel Fishermen After
First Catch in North Sea
Direct JTA Teletype wi re
to The Jewish News
LONDON—Israel trawlers, now
on their first deep-sea fishing
expedition in the North Sea,
will send their first catch back
to Israel this week.
Ezra Danin, Israel agronomist
who pioneered fisheries devel-
opment in the country, is in
charge of the expedition, He
said Tuesday that the first
catch • would Soon leave Ostend
for Israel:
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Benja-
min G. Browdy, president of the
Zionist Organization of America,
termed as "irrevocable" the de-
cision of the Israel government
to keep the doors of the Jewish
State wide open to unlimited
immigration despite the serious
impact of such an influx upon
the economic condition of the
country.
"Israel is prepared, if neces-
sary, to receive 1,000,000 immi-
grants within the next three
years, and certainly a minimum
of 600,000," he said.
Addressing a meeting . of the
ZOA national executive commit-
tee, at Hotel Biltmore, Browdy,
who last week returned from
the conference in Jerusalem, de-
clared that although Israel is
now confronted by serious eco-
nomic difficulties, there is no
imminence of an economic col-
lapse. Reports to this effect are
greatly exaggerated, he said.
Browdy declared that while
the ZOA is resolved to do its full
share in the all-out effort to
mobilize maximum economic aid
for Israel, it is also determined
to play an even greater part in
American civic affairs.
Dr. Emanuel Neumann, former
ZOA president, referring to . the
Jerusalem conference, said:
"The discussions were marked
by seriousness and a great sense
of responsibility."
Dr. Harris J. Levine, president
of the Jewish National Fund of
America, said the JNF decided
to purchase from the Israel De-
velopment Company—the Israel
Government agency in charge of
enemy property-60,000 dunams
of land, Comprising the Huleh
region.
12—THE JEWISH NEWS
Troth Announced
(The Jewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
Federation, and is a Red Feather
Agency.)
Wednesday, Sept. 27—"What's
New in the World of Plastics"
will be discussed at 9 p. in. by
the Wednesday Evening Dis-
cussion Group at Woodward
Center. Alvin S k e 11 y, co-
owner of the House of Plas-
tics, will lead the meeting.
Thursday, Sept. 28—"One God,"
a film on the study of corn-
parative religion, will be dis-
cussed by George Schermer,
executive director of the
Mayor's Inter-Racial Commit-
tee, and the Film Discussion
MISS SHIRLEY SCHWARTZ
Group, at 9 p.m. at the Wood-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schwartz,
ward Center.
of Monica Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Shirley Mae, to Seymour D.
Eichman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Eichman, of Indiana Ave.
The wedding date has been set
for Nov. 25.
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Odessa Ladies Plan
Child Rescue Event
The ladies of the Odessa Pro-
gressive Aid Society announce
their annual Child Rescue Fund
donor luncheon, to be held at
12:3l p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 18,
in the. Crystal Ballroom of Ma-
sonic Temple.
At a meeting at the home of
Mrs. Morris'
Weinhart, plans'
for the forth-
coming event
were detailed by
the committee, ,
consisting of
Mesdames Mor-
ris Mony, chair-
man; J. B. Or-
mond, co-chair-
man; Morris Mrs. Mony
Kopnick, ticket holder and
treasurer; Harry Jacobs, ticket
distribution; Herman Kanter,
recording and correspondence
secretary; Louis Partovich, ar-
rangement chairman; Morris
Wienhart, program chairman.
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