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THE JEWISH NEWS
AdiviiieJ in Soddy
Leon Kay spent a few days in New York and from there went
on to Washington to attend the National Conference for Israel and
Rehabilitation. /
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Sanders and Dr. and Mrs. Geza Schin-
agel are in Boston where they are attending the medical conven-
tion.
Miss Bette Weinberg, who will be married Dec. 17, was given
a gadget shower Tuesday •evening by Mrs. J. Turner and Mrs. R.
Weinberg.
Mrs. Michael Freeman of Wellesley Drive has returned from a
six-week visit in New York City.
Guests who were in Detroit on Sunday, to attend the Youth
Conclave sponsored by the Michigan Federation of Temple Sister-
hoods were Rabbi Morton Applebaum of Flint, who accompanied
a group of young people from that city, Mrs. Frank Rosenthal who
came with a delegation from Jackson, and Mrs. Herman Dickstein
who accompanied the group from Pontiac.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gilbert of Mandersori Road have returned
from a visit in New York City.
Mrs. David Levy, formerly of W. Boston Blvd., is now residing
in her new home at 16638 La Salle Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enggass have returned to their home
on Cumberland Way after a 10-day visit in Boston and New York
City.
Mrs. Monte Wittelshofer of the Belcrest, accompanied by Mrs.
Sidney Weisman of Suffolk Drive, is spending several weeks in
Los Angeles, Calif. •
Mrs. Leonard Kramer of New York City has been in Detroit
for several weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Julius V. Brown of
Lincolnshire Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gershenson of Suffolk Drive are vaca-
tioning for 10 days in New York City.
Mrs. Frieda Ullman of Los Angeles is in Detroit for six weeks
visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Ullman, a guest at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel /luring her stay here, last week was joined
there by her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs..Henry Ullman,
also 7:01-Los Angeles, who visited in Detroit en route east on a va-
cation trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kann of Ardmore Road, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lewis of Milwaukee, have left for a vacation in
New York City.
Peter Miller of LaSalle Blvd., is spending a fortnight in New
York City, where he will be joined later by Mrs. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur -Saltzstein and Dr. and Mrs. Edward Ja-
cobson of Milwaukee spent the past week-end visiting family in
Detroit, and in Ann Arbor where they attended the Michigan-Wis-
consin football game. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Van Baalen of Toledo visited in De-
troit during the past week-end.
Honoring Miss Barbara Joan Pollack, a bride-elect of next
month, Mrs. A. A. Agree, Mrs. M. L. Waxman and Mrs. Edward
Waxman entertained at a luncheon at Huylers' on Oct. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Morton of Roslyn Road have returned
from a week in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shwayder of Longfellow Ave. are spend-
ing the week in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wainger of Wellesley Drive have spent the
past week in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rosner and son, Samuel, formerly of Lin-
wood Ave., are now residing in their new home at 20470 Ward Aye.
Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Kogan of Cambridge Rd. have returned
home after spending a week in New York City with their children,
Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Felmus and family, and attending the brith of
their grandson, Terrance K. Felmus.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Englander and daughter, Susan; are
temporarily residing at The Belcrest.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller, of Wildemere Ave., are currently
motoring through the Ozark Mountains, Missouri, Arizona, Texas
and Oklahoma.
Following the concert of Jakob Gimpel, eminent Polish pianist,
at Music Hall, tonight, an afterglow will be held at Harmonie Club
to meet the artist. Patrons and patronesses . for the event include
the entire ways and means committee and friends, including Mr.
and Mrs. Julus Chajes and their guests, Mr. and Mit. Abraham -
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Silber, Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus,
Dr. and Mrs. Albert H. Krohn, Mrs. Aaron DeRoy, Vivian Kozenn,
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere, Mrs. H. C. Broder, Mr.• and Mrs.
Mischa Kottler, Harry Bradlin, Miss Margaret Mannebach, Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Wolfner, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Setzer.
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To Wed in January
Centers 'Holiday Hop'
Scheduled for Nov. 19
A program of music and danc-
ing has been scheduled for Nov.
19, by the Holiday Hop commit-
tee of the Jewish Community-
Center, Woodward and Hol-
brook. Featured will be the mu--
sic of Paul Leash, his orchestra,-
and vocalist, Kathy Owens.
LZOA Meets to Discuss
Israel's Cabinet Crisis
Branch 11, LZOA, will hold its
regular meeting at 9 p.m., to-
night at 2218 N. LaSalle Gar-
dens. The evening will be de-
voted to a review of events pre-
ceding and leading to=the pres-
ent cabinet crisis.
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Friday, October 27, 1950
LZOA Israel
Seminar Nov. 5
Boris Joffe, executive director,
Jewish Community Council, will
open the first session of the La-
bor Zionist Organization of
America's "Political Analysis Se-
minar" designed to awaken
1 .embers to the dangers of Com-
- and to
ccnditions in Is-
r a e 1. Sessions
will be held at
.the Labor Zion-
: ist Institute, at
':13722 Linwood.
Joffe's address,
at t 10:30 p.m.
Nov. 5, will be on
"T h e Crisis in
B. Sherman Israel a n d Its
Affect on American Jewish Life."
Irene Schumer will chair the
session and discussants Norman
Naimark, Irving Pokempner, Dr.
Saul C. Stein, Morris Lieberman
and David Sislin will participate.
At the 8:30 p.m. session that
day, Bezalel Sherman, chairman,
National American Jewish Af-
fairs Committee (LZOA), will
speak on "The Position of the
Jewish Community in America
and Its Future."
Chairman S a m Rabinowitz
will moderate discussants Chaim
Gottlieb, Sidney M. Shevitz, Har-
old Silver, Norman Leeman, Dr.
Chaim Milinsky and Ruth Kan-
tor.
A. C. LAPPP:
annual Balfour Ball, and it is
urgent that this year's.. event,
which will be held Saturday
Junior HadaSsah Plans
Hay Ride at Union Lake
Collection committees of the
Detroit Service Group, the trade
and professional fund-raising
arm of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, are continuing to
bring in cash payments on
Allied Jewish Campaign pledges
to meet immediate needs abroad
and at home.
Collection chairmen leading
the payment drive are Louis
Robinson, mercantile; Louis C.
lumberg, services; Abe Kasle,
chanical trades; Daniel Lay-
en, real estate and building;
Harry H. Platt and David M.
Miro, professional; George Keil,
food; Paul. P. Broder and Lew
Wisper, arts and crafts.
Woman's Division collection
efforts are directed by Mrs. Leo
S. Mellen, while Allen Bobroff is
in cha'rge Of the Junior Division.
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"Zionist activities, which con- night, Nov. 4, at Hotel Statler,
tinue to occupy a major position should receive the community's
in our community program, are
financed by the income of the wholehearted support," A. C.
Lappin, president of the spon-
soring movement — the Zionist
Organization of Detroit—stated
this week.
Mr. Lappin urged that patrons
should make their reservations
for the ball immediately by call-
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dance committee, Harry Cohen,
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Thirty to 40 per cent of car-
At a recent family dinner, Mr. diac diseisses in youngsters can
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Kentucky Ave., announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Irene Ruthye, to Marshall Glen
Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
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Fisher, of Pennington Drive.
The bridegroom-elect is a stu-
dent at University of Detroit's
announces the removal of the
College of Engineering. The
wedding date has been set for
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Jan. 21.
Nationally, only one out of 100
Cerebral Palsied children can
receive correct diagnosis, proper
treatment and education.
Balfour Ball Finances ZioniseProject;
`Deserves Helping Hand,' Says Lappin
A hay-ride at Morey's is in
store for members of Junior
Hadassah on Nov. 11. The pub-
lic is invited. There will be
food and dancing after the hay
ride. Tickets may be purchased
from Pauline Koenigsberg, WE.
4-0922; L o r r i e Cohen, UN.
1-1398; Adele Finkelstein, TY.
7-7904; and Anne Zelonka, 2272
Miss Deena Cohen
•Clements. Morey's Stables is at
To Wed Marvin Rosen
2280 Union Lake Rd.
An afternoon social, with
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Cohen, dancing and refreshments will
of Pasadena Ave., announce the be held Nov. 5 at 2:30, at Halevy
engagement of their daughter, Hall; Linwood and Fleet.
Deena Elaine, to Marvin Leon-
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