clivilieJ
Society
Miss Jean Jaslove, of Sturtevant Ave., is vacationing in Miami
Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wainer, of Northlawn Ave., have returned
from an extended motor trip through Minnesota, Wisconsin and
northern Michigan.
Misses Lue and Sylvia Helfgott, of *23 Pontiac Road, West
Hartford, Conn., were entertained extensively by many relatives
and friends during their recent fortnight Detroit visit. They were
house guests of Miss Peggy Knapp, 18464 Prairie, and Miss Rosalie
Abromovitz, 18295 Monica. Among those entertaining them
were: Dr. and Mrs. Harold A. Maxmen, Mrs. R.uebin Levin, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Z. Hirschman; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bick, Sidney
Gottlieb, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bialeck, Misses Ann B. Brooks, Evelyn
Miller, Elaine Weingarden, Emily Schultz and Arlene Kanners.
Mrs. Alfred A. Helfgott, of West Hartford, Conn., formerly of
Detroit, and Miss Elaine Weingarden, of 17206 San Juan Drive,
Detroit, were recently honored at a dinner party at the Corner
House, Farmington, Conn., on the occasion of their birthdays.
Miss Weingarden was a guest of the Helfgotts for a week, and
then joined the Misses Lue and Sylvia Helfgott for a week's stay
at Mabrey Hotel, Ocean Beach, New London, Conn.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo Orecklin of Oak Drive returned last Saturday
from a three week's visit in Israel and Italy.
The Women's Auxiliary of Detroit Post 135, Jewish War
Veterans, entertained 135 patients from Percy Jones Hospital last
week. The patients were guests of the Auxiliary at a baseball game
and later at dinner.
Miss Shirley Schubiner, of Webb Ave., is spending her vacation
at Harvard University where she is completing her musical edu-
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rachleff and children, of Pasadena Ave.,
have returned from a vacation at Fidelman's in South Haven.
Mrs. Joseph Hirschman and Mrs. Jack Silver have just re-
turned from a pleasant two weeks at South Haven, Mich.
Honored at a recent champagne hour at Landis' Omena Inn
were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Block and Dr. J. A. Schwartzberg, who
won the weekly dance contest. Sarah Freedman, anoner Omena
guest, was also honored for her rendition of several vocal numbers
and readings at an oneg shabbat.
Mrs. Samuel Bader recently returned from a vacation at
Omena Inn.
Mrs. Rachel -Lankin, of 3732 Humphrey, is planning to leave
for Israel Sept. 10. She will be reunited with her sister, whom
she has not seen for more than 50 years.
`Not So Mysterious Mufti'
Series Begins Next Week
The behind the scenes schemes and maneuvers of one
of Jewry's most cunning enemies, the notorious ex-Grand
Mufti of Jerusalem, recently implicated in the assassination
of King Abdullah, will be revealed in three copyrighted ex-
clusive American Jewish Press articles, "The Not So Myster-
ious Mufti," beginning next week in the Jewish News.
The AJP series will be authored by Ruth Karpf, who
interviewed the ex-Grand Mufti during his reign of terror
in Palestine. Miss Karpf will take the readers of The Jewish
News behind the plots hatched by the ex-Mufti; his links
with the Moslem Brotherhood; his deals with the Nazis
and a full view into his present activities aimed at' stirring
unrest throughout the strategic Middle East.
Hyman Kovitz in Israel
Joyce R. Himelhoch
Wed to H. Y. Leopold Histadrut Delegation
Hyman Kovitz of 2946 Cart-
The marriage of Joyce Roslyn
Himelhoch and Henry York Leo- land is one of the 54-member
pold was solemnized Sunday, 1 1951 Histadrut Folk Delegation
which arri . ,ed in Israel last week
aboard an Israel El Al Airlines
Constellation for a four-week
visit.
In London, the group was re-
ceived in the British House of
Commons, feted at Parliament,
and addressed by Foreign Sec-
retary Herbert Morrison. In
Paris, the group was received by
officials of the French govern-
ment and labor groups.
In Israel, the delegation or-
ganizOd by the National Com-
mittee for Labor Israel, was re-
ceived by Prime Minister David
Ben-Gurion and other cabinet
members, as well as ranking
members of the Israel Knesset
(Parliament), Histadrut, and Is-
rael Airlines officials.
MRS. HENRY Y. LEOPOLD
July 29, at 12:30, in the Lee
Plaza Hotel. Rabbi Sidney Ak-
selrad officiated.
The aide is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Himelhoch of
San Juan DriVe, and the bride-
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Johh J. Leopold of Wisconsin
Ave.
A gown of white satin with
bodice of alencon lace was chos-
en by the bride. Her fingertip
veil of silk illusion hung from
a simple lace cap. She carried a
prayer book centered with white
orchid.
Att -ndants were Mrs. Henry
Damon, matron of honor, and
Vern Leopold, brother of the
bridegroom, best man.
The newlyweds left on a Ca-
nadian wedding trip, with a
scheduled stay in Quebec.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Max
Blumenthal wishes to thank its
relatives and friends for the
many kindness shown during its
recent bereavement.
LACHAR'S
RESTAURANT
and
Frozen Food Store
DR. HENRY STEEL COMMA- -
GER, professor of history at Co-
1 u m b i a University, has been
named visiting professor of
American civilization at Brandeis
9144 LINWOOD
A briefing meeting for all key University.
officers and membership chair-
men will be held by Hadassah
at the home of Mrs. Milton
Prag, 17524 Santa Barbara, at
of a new and modern Bagel and Lox Shoppe on or about
1 p.m., Aug. 28,
AUGUST 18th. Will be located for your convenience in
in preparation
the same building with the new Chicago Bagel Baking Co.
for an all-out
membership
We will cary fresh daily ... a complete line of Lox,
drive in celebra-
Smoked Fish and Dairy Products.
tion of Hadas-
sah's 40th anni-
versary H - Day
program on Oct.
Open All Night Saturday
7.
DEXTER at CALVERT
and all day Sunday.
The entire Ha-
dassah program
of health and
Mrs. Lowe welfare services
in Israel and the United States
will be outlined so the Hadas-
sah story can be told effectively
to prospective members.
Chapter chairmen working .
with Mrs. Prag, vice-president
of membership, are Mrs. Adolph
Lowe and Mrs. Maurice J. Perl-
man. Mrs. Leonard Marein is
secretary.
Mrs. Morse Saulson, president
of the Detroit Hadassah Chap-
ter, stated that "during Hadas-
sah's 40th anniversary of unin-
COMPANY
terrupted service to Israel and
in other countries, Detroit mem-;
bens are now gearing themselves
to a faster pace. It is our hope
6845 MICHIGAN AVENUE
to increase our membership of
4 Blocks W. of Livernois
6,500 to 8,000, i inspired by the
slogan 'Life Begins Anew at
Forty'."
Hadassah to Hold
Pre H-Day Meetiqg
Now Open
,Announcing the Grand Opening
THE BAGELOX SHOPPE
JERRY BIELFIEL
NEW YORK. (AJP)—Bernard
M. Baruch, Jewish financier and
adviser of Presidents, neared his
81st birthday with a promise
that he intended to "keep fight-
ing everything that's wrong." He
Will be 81 Sund, y.
THE JEWISH NEWS---11
Friday, '-August 1'i, 1951
"PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY. •-
OUR BUSINESS DEPENDS ON YOU"
VINEWOOD 1 4400
-
W V
LT. RAYMOND BLOCH Aux-
iliary No. 495 and the GINS-
BERG - ROSENBERG Auxiliary
No. 513 of Jewish War Veterans
will have a joint hospital party
at the Dearborn Veterans Hos-
pital Thursday. The entire hos-
pital will be serviced. Each vet-
eran will receive gifts of cigar-
ettes, cigarette cases, lighters
and matches. Stars from the
Gay Haven Club will entertain.
The hospital chairmen are Ruth
Kaplan and Ty Tratner. Other
hostesses will be Adele Gold-
stein, Fay Maloff, Florence Ro-
sengarten, G e r t r u de Yaras.
Natalie Victor is department
hospital chairman.
Piescriptions and Repairs
Called For and Delivered
EDWARD PEVOS
ASSOCIATES
New Forest in Israel to Honor
Gen. Martin, Argentine Hero
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—A forest
commemorating General Jose
San Martin, Argentine national
hero, will be planted in the
Judean Hills near the newly
established settlement of Etsh-
aul, birthplace of Samson. A
JNF delegation from Argentina
will attend the ceremonies.
Optician
Finest Service in Town
Sun Glasses, Safety Lenses
Modern Frames
For Service at All Times
Phone WEbster 3 - 3332
3216 EWALD CIRCLE
at Buena Vista
PLANNING A SIMCHA?
Strictly Kosher Catering
to fit all occasions
Specialty: Shtrudel Cr Knishes
and Hors d'oeuvres
TY. 6-4956
you r f uture is
our BuMine" "II"
IF you are faced with restricted income or
unusually high expenses for the next few
years, I have a solution to your problem.
EXAMPLE AT AGE 30
$5,000 costs only $60.50 the first
year . . . rising to $121.00 to
the fifth year ... THE PREMIUM
NEVER CHANGES AFTER 5th
YEAR!
HOWARD STERN
Let me explain this special insurance
plan to you at absolutely no obli-
gation!
Great West Life Assurance Co.
1212 Guardian Bldg.
Call WO. 5-7590
' Elliott & Bud Schubiner
ELLIOTT TRAVEL SERVICE
18657 Livernois
UNiversity 2-7555
DETROIT 21, MICHIGAN
COMPLETE DOMESTIC & FOREIGN TRAVEL
Tours
Tickets:
Cruises
All Plane
Train
Steamship
Hotel
Reservations
Resorts
,
m41,
and Bus
Tickets
Ranches
NO SERVICE CHARGE
A Vacation at Lesser's Adds to Your Health
Omena, Mich.
On Grand Traverse Bay
• Modern
Conveniences
• 1600 feet
Above Sea Level
• Half-Mile of
Private Beach
UP—Per Week
Room with Modern Conveniences •
Fine Kosher
Style Cooking
Your children guarded by experienced counselors
POLLEN FREE AREA
Also a Sports Director
Entertainment by Nationally Famous Artists
GEORGE RAYMOND
In Yiddish and English Programs Daily
Dancing Every Night
For Information & Reservation — UN. 3-8650
Daily 10-3; '7-9; Sundays 10 a.m. to 12:00 noon
al .1. II. Ar. ..•• •