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,,ple Make News..
The appointment of DR. WOLF
LESLAU as visiting associate
professor of Near Eastern lan-
guages at Brandeis University,
Waltham, Mass., was announced
by University President Dr. Ab-
ram L. Sachar. Recipient of a
recent Guggenheim Fellowship
for research in Ethiopia, Dr. Les-
lau has also receive; research
grants from the American Phil-
osophical-Society and the -Social
Science Research Council.
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Rabbi David H. Panitz, who
since 1946 has been associate
- -- - --- rabbi of C o n-
gregation Bnai
Jehurun, second
oldest Jewish
congregation in
New York, has
oi accepted a call
to become t h e
rabbi of C o n-
gregation A d as
Rabbi Panitz Israel . in Wash-
ington, D.C., largest in the na-
tion's capital.
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Cantor Robert H. Segal, re-
ligious musicologist and baritone
soloist, has been appointed to
Congregation Bnai Jeshurun,
historic 125 -
year - old Jew-
ish Congrega-
tion. 257 W.
88th St. New
York. it has
been announced
c=3 by Jacob Sin--'
coff. Congrega-
tion president.
and Dr. Israel
Goldstein, who
has occupied its Cantor Segal
pulpit since 1918. He succeeds
Cantor Jacob Schwartz, who has
directed the music of the syna-
Boy's Adoption Announced
By Dr., Mrs. Israel Wiener
Dr. and Mrs. Israel Wiener
(Anne Daitch), of 2901 W. Phil-
adelphia announce the adoption
of Edward Lee (Avraham Leib),
born May 13.
1
girtki
June 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Kaplan (Diane Pritz) of
18758 Appoline, a son, Gary
Steven.
* * *
June 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Na-
than Adler (Jerry King), of
18082 Hubbell, a daughter, Val-
erie Jo.
* * *
June 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Appelblatt (Dorothy Mic-
ketsan). of 2955 Blaine, a son,
Gary Michael.- -
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June 23—To Mr. and Mrs: Wil-
liam Oberfelder (Margie Baer)
of W. Seven Mile Rd., a daugh:-
ter, Beth Ann.
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June 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Harrison (Rose Fleish-
man) of Linwood Ave., a son,
Ronald Mark.
* * *
June 21—To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard M. Kommell (Eve Cor-
by), a son, Eric- Robert.
* * *
June 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Colten (Shirley Frank) of
Highland Ave., a daughter, Mar-
gery Sue.
* * *
June 20—To Mr. and. Mrs. Max
Lerner (Sue Klain) of Cortland
Ave.. a son, Martin Jay.
* * *
June 18 — To. Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Greenbaum (Doris Lipson)
of Broadstreet Blvd., a son,
IP' James David.
* * *
June 12— To Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Edelheit (Charlotte
Kartzmore), a daughter, Janice
Faith.
• • •
June 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Pelavin (Evelyn Z. Weisenthal)
of Santa Barbara Drive, a son,
Joel Lawrence.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Rev. Yehudah Loewy
SERVING IN
Hospitals and Homes
WE. 4 2696
-
3761 HUMPHRY AVE
gogue services at Bnai Jeshurun
for thirty-seven years and will
become Cantor Emeritus.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.:—Max
N. Kroloff, of Atlanta, a former
Assistant National Director of
Bnai Brith's Anti-Defamation
League and
former National
Preside nt of
Bnai Brith's
youth agency,
AZA, has been
appointed na-
tional director
"\s. of membership
a n d programs
for the Order, it
Kroloff has been an-
nounced by Frank Goldman,
president. Mr. Kroloff will as-
sume his new duties on July 15.
He comes to Bnai Brith from the
position of southern public re
lations consultant for Brandeis
University.
• •
Samuel H. Daroff, outstanding
leader of the Philadelphia Jew-
i s h community,- -
h a s announced
his acceptance ,
of the chair- ,
manship of the
State of Israel
Bond Commit-,,
tee in his city.
Mr. Daroff has
just completed a
highly success-
ful term of of-
fice as chairman
of the Philadel-
phia Allied
Daroff
J e wish Appeal,
whose president he was for a
number of years.
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NEW YORK—Percival Good-
man, prize-winning American
architect and illustrator, left for
Israel to join the panel of judges
an interns.-
o n al com-
petition for a
memorial tq be
built in Jerusa-
lem honoring
the late Theo-
dore Her zl,
,founder of the
Zionist move-
ment, it was an-
Goodman nounced by the
Jewish Agency. Mr. Goodman,
winner of the Paris Prize in
architecture, was - invited to Is-
rael . _by the Jewish Agency for
Palestine and will be the only
nOnLIsraeli to - Sit- on the panel.
He will help select the best de-
sign for a crypt, monument and
memorial park to be erected on-
Mt. Herzl, Jerusalem., site of Dr.
Herzlt grave.
\
ZOD Board Phins
Ron Voyage Meet
A board meeting of Zionist
Organization of Detroit will be
held at the Knollwood Country
Club on Tuesday with dinner
being served at 6:30 p.m.
The board will bid "bon voy-
age" to five fellow members,
three of whom are past presi-
dents of the Zionist organiza-
tion. They are Rabbi Morris
Adler. Lawrence W. Crohn, Mor-
ris M. Jacobs, Bernard Isaacs
and Walter L. Field. All are
leaving for Israel during July,
Jacobs to attend the World
Zionist Congress as ZOA dele-
gate.
All board members are urged
to send in reservations prompt-
ly. A. C. Lappin, ZOD president,
announced • that other persons
interested in wishing the Israel
visitors a good trip must secure
reservations from a board mem-
ber. Call WO. 5-1484 for reser-
vations.
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l0—THS JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 6, 1951
The engagement of Miss Shar-
GEN. MAURICE ROSE POST
on Sklar, daughter of Reuben
Sklar of Kendall Ave. and the and AUXILIARY held a hospital
'ti• -• •
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party On July 5, at Dearborn
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Veterans' Hospital. Rosalind
Gitlin will be assisted by Evelyn
"Tent City," the unusual
Skupsky and Charlotte Rosen in
drama-documentary film on the
preparation for a games party.
day-to-day life of newcomers in
* * *
Israel, being shown throughout
the . country - under the auspices
At a Past Commanders' Din-
of the United Jewish Appeal
ner at Northwood Inn, July 1,
and the United Palestine Appeal,
Irving Bogorad, past command-
will have its television premiere
er of LT. ROY GREEN POST,
on the American Broadcasting
and Mrs. Esther Feld, past presi-
System network, at 9 p.m., Sun-
dent of the AUXILIARY, were
honored. Mrs. Feld was recently
day.
named chief of staff of the Aux-
The film was screened for tel-
iliary.
evision and motion picture edi-
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tors of leading New York and
national publications in a press
LT. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY
preview early this week and
will meet July 17, at the Mem-
brought. enthusiastic expressions
orial Home. A luncheon honor-
of approval.
ing Rose Cantor, who moved to
Miami, Fla., was given June 27.
Among the comments were
Mollie Kalb and Frieda Shiff-
',Here is the modern melting-
man made arrangements. Judy
pot in action—and it really
MISS SHARON SKLAIt
Blackman and Elaine Wasser-
works!" "One of the most dra-
matic and exciting films ever late Sarah Sklar, has been an- man were appointed to the hos-
to come out of Israel." "A_truly nounced to Jack Weinstock, son pital committee, which gave a
moving document — brings a of Mr. and Mrs. Weinstock of games and gifts party at Marine
Hospital recently.
lump to your throat."
Stratford Road. *
"Tent City," which was filmed
`Dental Friends' of Hebrew U. -
at Beit Lid, an Israel reception
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camp, is being made available Center's Camp Chelsea
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The newly formed National
connection with the 1951 cam-
Dental Division of the Ameri-
paign of the United Jewish Ap-
Camp Chelsea,- Jewish Com- can Friends of the Hebrew Uni-
peal.
munity Center camp for mothers versity announced through its
and
produced
It was written
and children, will not open this
by Baruch Dienar, noted Israel summer, Irwin Shaw, Center ex- president, Dr. George Stephin,
that it has donated three year
producer and director, who pro- ecutive, announced this week.
subscriptions for all the major
duced and directed the out-
Low registration plus soaring
s t an ding documentary, "The costs for maintaining and mod- English language dental journals
New Pioneers." The film runs ernizing the 23-year-old camp to the Hebrew University - Lib-
for 35 minutes and is printed in. forced the decision by the Cen- rary of Jerusalem.
16 mm.
ter executive committee.
Cessation of the Center's fam-
Detroit's
Krieger Proves Ability
ily camping program is tempo-
rary
only,
Shaw
indicated.
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Over 300 contestants fenced
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was held in cooperation with
the 250th Anniversary celebra-
tion of Detroit.
Recovered
'Tent City', Acclaimed
Israel Film, Prepared
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DOWN AND WOOL QUILTS
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Robert Shulman to Soto
At Symphony Concert
The Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra with Valter Poole con-
ducting will play concerts today
and Saturday.
at 8:30 p.m., at
the State Fair-
grounds.
Robert Shul-
man, 12-year-
old pianist and
student of Ed-
ward Bredshall,
will be guest
soloist on Sat-.
urday. For his
Robert
s o 1 o number,
young Robert will play the First
Movement from First Concerto
by Beethoven. At tonight's con-
cert David Davis, a violinist
from Chicago, will perform.
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