divitie3 in ,Cociet

Mr. and Mrs. George Weingarden and their two small daugh-
ters of Stansbury Ave. are spending a fortnight in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Papo of Pennington Dr. left this week
for a stay in Acapulco, Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. David Emerman of Shrewsbury Rd. are spending
a few weeks in Tucson, Ariz., where they are guests at the El
Dorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tolmich of the Wilshire Hotel are spending
a few weeks in Florida.
Mrs. Leo Grossman of Glynn Ct. sailed on Wednesday on the
S. S. LaGuardia for Israel where she will visit with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hillel Grossman.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geschelin of Pennington Dr. left on Mon-
day to spend a week in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gunsberg of Cortland Ave. are spending
a month in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg of Ohio Ave. have returned
from New York where they spent a few weeks visiting with mem-
bers of their family.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schiff and daughter, Helen, of Stur-
tevant Ave., have returned from a three-week stay in Miami
Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sobel, of W. Outer Dr., will join Mr. and
Mrs. Max Shlaers, of Chicago, Ill., for a trip to Miami Beach
where they plan to stay for two months.
After his recent graduation from the University of Miami,
J. Burton Keys is here visiting family and friends. He plans to
return to Miami in a couple of weeks to open his law office.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neiss of the Wilshire Hotel have returned
from a visit in Israel.
Among those vacationing at the Hollywood, Fla., Beach Hotel
are George Golanty, 20480 Picadilly; Mrs. Louis Davidson, 19563
Canterbury; Mrs. Reuben Kallman, 2420 Boston; Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Siegel, 18685 Buchcrest; Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere,
1245 Boston; Jack Schiff, 3501 Oakman, all of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Payson of Chicago Blvd. have returned
from a month's visit in New Orleans, Miami Beach and Cuba.
Ben S. Sidlow has moved from his Rochester Ave. residence
to 19483 Birwood.
Herbert J. Sidlow recently moved from his home on Calvert
Ave. to his new residence, 19494 Mendota.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown of Inglewood, Calif., formerly of
Detroit, celebrated the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Alan Ronald, at
Temple Sholom in Los Angeles. Detroiters who traveled for the
occasion were: Misses Alice, Belle and Molly Moskowitz, sisters
of Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Moskowitz, of Presque Isle, Me., formerly of Detroit. Former De-
troiters present who reside in Los Angeles were: Herm Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Zuieback, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bluestein,
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Zuieback, Mrs. Rhoda Pearl and daughter
Beth, Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen, Dr. and Mrs. R. Weiss, Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Maury Dater, Mr. and , Mrs.
Phil Spital, Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Taxe, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Apple,
Mr. and Mrs. David Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Art Diamond.

Hadassah CampaigningFor Israel Hospital Beds

M r s. William B. Isenberg, berg, in memory of Fannie and
chairman of the Hadassah Med- Samuel Kalt, given by their
ical Center Committee, reports children, Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Kalt, and in memory of Yehudis
and Herschel Golden, by their
grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Golden.
Each of the following also has
endowed a bed: Mr. and Mrs.
Jule G. Solomon and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel B. Solomon, in
memory of his mother; Wisper
& Wetsman, in honor of parents
of Lew Wisper.

Carmel School Elects
Ross New President

LOUIS GOLDEN, Presenting
$2,500 Check to MRS. SIDNEY
KALT.

a gratifying number of endow-
ments of beds in the Orthopedic
Unit of the- projected $5,500,000
health institution in Jerusalem.
The sum of $2,500 covers each
bed endowment. The names of
contributors and those memo-
rialized or honored will be in-
scribed on a Wall of Healing,
outside the building, in a Wall
of Healing book, inside the
building, and by individual
plaques over beds.
The latest subscription for a
bed was received from the
Kalden-Keystone Steel Corpora-
tion, consisting of Louis Golden,
Saul Kalt and Bernard Green-

Knights of Pythias, Sisters
To Piesent Purim Program
The public is invited to a
Purim party of the Knights of
Pythias and the Pythian Sisters
at the lodge hall, 15787 Wyom-
ing on Sunday. Tickets will be
sold at the door, or may be
bought by calling Mrs. D. Gross-
man, UN. 3-5912, or Mrs. J.
Rachleff, WE. 3-0474. Besides
dancing to music by Dick Stein
and his orchestra, there will be
entertainment, games and re-
freshments. Proceeds go to child
welfare.

At the annual election of of-
ficers of Carmel Hebrew School
and Cong. Bnai Joseph, the fol-
lowing were elected:
Barney A. Ross, president;
Charles Helman and Al Prag,
vice-presidents; Lewis Goldstein
and Max Millman, secretaries;
Ben J. Robins, treasurer; and
Sam Bonin, honorary president.
Chairmen are Morris Goldberg,
education; Max Bachman,
fund - raising; I. A. Lawton,
building; Jack Zide, publicity;
Maurice L a x, entertainment;
Philip Stolman, social; Julius
Spielberg, budget; Leo Helman,
congregation; Morris Stein,
membership.
Board members are Ben Gold-
stein, Morris Green, Luis Kahn,
Max Kwartowitz, George Schne-
oder, Oscar Razumna, Charles
Sovel, Harry Warsh and Adolph
Ziegelman.
A new addition to the school
is a nursery, directed by Gladys
Dahlberg, for children three and
four-years-old. It is open from
9 to 12 noon, and 12:30 to 3:30
p.m.

SZ Youth Hold Matzo Ball
The Young People's Society of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, announce
its Matzo Ball will be held at
8:30 p.m., April 18, in the social
hall. Ben Katzman and his or-
chestra will play. Tickets may
be obtained from Marilyn Her-
shenson, UN. 2-6909.

The largest marlin ever caught
weighed 976 pounds, was 12 feet
8 inches long.

Announce Engagement
•

Friday, March 23, 1951

Women's Pre-Campaign
Luncheon on April 1

MISS PHYLLIS ZACK

Mr. and Mrs. Esek Zack, of
Grand Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Phyllis, to Seymour Subar, son
of Mrs. Augusta Subar, of Glad-
stone Ave. No wedding date has
been set.

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On Wednesday, at 8:30 p.m.,
at Music Hall, KURT BAUM
will present a program of music
by Johann Strauss, Franz Lahar
and Emerich Kalman and Rob-
ert Stolz. Mr. Baum is a lead-
ing tenor of Metropolitan Opera
Association.

Our want ads get results.

For a Delightful Evening of
Music and Entertainment .. .

MICKEY WOOLF

and His Orchestra

Ably Assisted by Sammy Woolf

UN. 3 1-3737

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THE JEWISH NEWS—I 1

"Are You a Doll?" will be the
theme of the Women's Division
pre-campaign and special gifts
luncheon, which launches the
women's phase of the 1951 Allied
Jewish Campaign, at 12:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, April 11, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel. Mesdames Abra-
ham Srere and Mrs. Melville S.
Welt are co-chairman of the
gifts and dolls luncheon.
Mrs. Harry Becker is directing
pre-campaign activities with the
assistance of vice- chairmen
Mesdames Harry Barnett, Ivor J.
Kahn and Welt. Secretaries are
Mrs. Jule G. Solomon and Mrs.
James Wineman.
Leaders in the special gifts
section are Mrs. Samuel S.
Aaron, chairman; Mesdames
Milton Alexander, S a u 1 A.
Glueckman, Milton K. Mahler,
Ben Mossman and Sidney Solo-
mon, vice-chairmen; Mrs. Lewis
Manning, chairman of secre-
taries; Mrs. Joel Rosenblum,
vice-chairman of secretaries;
Mrs. Perry Burnstine, assign-
m e n t s chairman; Mesdames
Barney Keywell, Victor Klein,
Lillian Lewis, Leo S. Mellen and
Carl Wois, secretaries.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Harry
Freedman wishes to thank its
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses extended dur-
ing its °recent bereavement.

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XVIII CENTURY FURNITURE • ORIENTAL AND CHINESE RUGS
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AND A DISTINGUISHED GROUP OF OLD ENGLISH SILVER FROM

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SALE: ENTIRE WEEK starting MONDAY, MARCH 26
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Appraiser, Liquidator of Estates