Recent Bride to Join
Her Husband in Isreal

UTIS Women to Honor
New Members at Meet

Erma Greenspoon Is
Wed to Sidney Arno

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levine
In a candle-light ceremony on
A luncheon at 12:30 p.m., will Dec.
announce the marriage of their precede
- 3; Erma Jean Greenspoon,
a
special
program
to
daughter, Esther, to Yitzchak honor new members of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Ben-
Women's Auxiliary, United He-
brew Schools, announced Mrs.
Abe Katzman, program chair-
man. At the meeting, scheduled
for Wednesday at the Rose Sit-
tig Cohen Bldg., Mrs. Harry
Oberstein will talk on "Jewish
Living Through Books."
Mrs. Albert Elazar is chair-
man of the day, and announces
that a selection of Israeli songs
will be featured. Mrs. Joseph
Horowitz, _ membership chair-
man, and her co-chairman, Mrs.
Irving Miller, ask all members
to attend. Mrs. Louis Tobin,
auxiliary president, announces
that dues may be paid at the
door.

News Brevities

MRS. YITZCHAK

ZEITLIN

Zeitlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Zeitlin. Mrs. Zeitlin will
leave for Israel in January to
join her husband who is already
there. A farewell party will be
held at the Labor .Zionist Insti-
tute, 13722 Linwood, on Sunday
evening. Friends and relatives
of both families are invited to
attend.

Israel Memorializes
6,000,000 Nazi Victims

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
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JERUSALEM — Memorial ser-
vices honoring the 6,000,000 Eu-
ropean Jews who perished of
the hands of the Nazis were
held Tuesday—The Fast of the
Tenth Day of Tebet, commem-
orating the siege of Jerusalem
-4.n all parts Of Israel. The ser-
vices were arranged under the,
auspices of the ministry of re-
ligion.
The principal service -took
place on historic Mount Zion,
where Chief Rabbi Isaac Halevi
Herzog and representatiVes of
immigrant groups in Israel as-
sembled hundreds of objects
which had been fashioned from
Scrolls of the Law by the Nazis.
Rabbi Herzog and other par-
ticipants in the rites covered
themselves with ashes taken
from a furnace symbolizing the
destruction of the 6,000,000 Jews
who died for • "Kiddush. Has-
hem."
Chanting the hym composed
in the ghettoes of Europe, "Ani
Maamin" "I Believe," the par-
ticipants—led by Rabbi Herzog
—entered a "Cellar 'of Anguish,"
a cave on the Mountainside,
where they lit a specially-con-
structed 31 - branch Menorah,
symbolizing the 31 Nazi concen-
tration camps in which Jews
were put to death. Tuesday
was observed throughout Israel
as a memorial day for the vic-
tims of Nazism.

Dec. 13—To Mr. and Mrs
George Gunsberg (Myra Alger),
of Chicago Blvd., a son, Louis.
* * *
•Dec. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
GOlman (Anne Goldman), of
Dexter Blvd., a daughter, Janet
Laurie.
* * *
Dec. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Sor-
rel M. Coven (Barbara Farber),
Of Calvert Ave., a daughter,.
Linda Sue.
* * *
Dec. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald Schwartz (Lillian Liss), a
daughter, Peggy Ann.
*• *
;.:Nov. 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson (Jean Fishman),
formerly of Detroit now resid-
ing in Tucson, Ariz., a son,
Douglas Barry.
* * *
.,Nov. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Biederman (A nnabe 11 e
Marks), a son, Barry Neal.

CERTIFIED MOHEL

Rev. Yehudah Loewy

SERVING IN _

At a meeting of the BENJA-
MIN ROSS FAMILY CLUB it
was unanimously decided to
rename the club the COBRIN-
ROSS FAMILY CLUB in honor
of the late Reubin Cobrin,
who together with Mr. Ross
were the oldest family leaders.
The group will meet Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Ross where Hanukah gifts will
be exchanged.
* * *
Leland Hayward is sending his
smash hit, "MISTER ROBERTS"
the Shubert
Theater for a
two - week en-
gagement Mon"-
d a y, featuring
Tod Adams.
"Mister Rob-
erts," writt en
originally as a
series of stories
by the late
Andrews Thomas Heggen
during his service in- the Navy,
then combined in a best-seller,
and then dramatized by the au-
thor and Joshua Logan, w h o
also staged the play, the come-
dy became the outstanding dra-
matic offering of the year and
leaped into standing-room pop-
ularity on Broadway.
* * *
T h e MESERITCHER BENE-
FICIAL ASSOCIATION will cele-
brate their 32nd anniversary
with a dinner dance at 6 p.m.,
Jan. 7 at Beth Shmuel Syna-
gogue. Proceeds will go to help
people in Israel. Call UN. 1-4315
for reservations.

.

High Commissioner for Refugees
LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)—The
UN General Assembly voted to
set up a High Commissioner's
office for refugees, to start op-
erations in Geneva on January
1. G. J. Van Heuven Goedhart
of Holland was named by the
Assembly as the first High Com-
missioner.

The United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit

Gratefully Acknowledge .

the Receipt of

One-half scholarship to the
Scholarship Fund of the Schools
from Mr. and Mrs. Gus D. Jac-
obs of Oakman Boulevard in
honor of their son, Melvin Her-
bert, on the occasion of his Bar
Mitzvah which was observed on
Saturday, Dec. 2.

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Four group discussions on
phases of service included among
Jewish Social Service Bureau
responsibilities will highlight the
25th anniversary celebration of
JSSB, 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 7,
at the Jewish Center.
What happens when a child
has to be removed from his own
parents and placed in an insti-
tution, or with another family
for boarding care, or for adop-
tion, will be discussed at the ses-
sion on child placement. The
session on problems of adoles-
cence will consider difficulties
which arise when children enter
on the road to eventual inde-
pendence. The third group will
discuss problems of family living.
Services given to help immi-.
grants begin a new life in De-
troit will be reviewed at the
fourth discussion —"From DPs
to New Americans."
The program will include a re-
ception to past JSSB presidents,
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Samuel J. Greenberg, a n d
awarding of citations to foster
mothers and staff members.
Dr. Lawrence J. Seltzer is
president of JSSB. Other officers
are: Dr. Irving Posner, vice-
president; Mrs. Theodore Barg-
man, treasurer; Harold Silver,
executive director.

jamin Greenspoon, of Wooding-
ham Dr., was united in marriage
to Sidney Arno, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Arno of Lauder
Ave., by Rabbi Morris Adler, at
the Fort Wayne Hotel.
The bride wore an Alencon
lace jacket over a strapless
candle-light satin gown of
Princess lines, and a Julian cap
of lace and satin with a silk veil.
She carried a bouquet of white
orchids.
Maid of honor was the bride's
Approximately 1,000,000 college
sister, Donna. Leo Applebaum,
cousin of the groom, was best and university students in the
U. S. are doing Red Cross work
man.
After a honeymoon in the
south, the couple will reside at
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vited to spend New Year's Eve
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held at the Labor Zionist Insti-
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Included on the program this
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tra, favors, and entertainment.
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10—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 22, 1950

Plan Jan. 21 Affair

MRS. SIDNEY BERMAN
(right) and MRS. WILBUR
SPITZ, chairmen of arrange-
ments for this year's annual
dinner-dance and show present-
ed by Infants Service Group,
are completing plans for the
event to be held Jan. 21 at the
Masonic Temple. The -theme for
this year's show will be "A Toast
to Our Town," directed and pro-
duced by Mrs. David Riseman.
Proceeds from the affair will be
used to aid needy children.

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