THE JEWISH NEWS-15 • • • citychei in Society Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kahn have moved from LaSalle Blvd. to their new home on Irvine Road, Oak Park. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson of Stratford Road have returned from a month's vacation in Miami Beach. Stanley Kaplan of Muirland Ave, has left for a three-month stay in New York. Susan Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Klein of Chi- cago Blvd., joined her parents in Palm Beach for her spring vaca- tion from Connecticut College for Women. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Goodman - of W. Outer Drive are vacation- ing in Florida. Harry Greenspan of Huntington Road is back from a two- month stay in Arizona. , . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kagan of Irvine Road, Mr. and Mrs. Eichman of Victoria Road. and Dr. and Mrs. Edward Myers of Vernon Road spent the past week-end in Chicago. Daniel Levin, son of Judge and Mrs. Theodore Levin . of Cam- bridge Road, is home between quarters at the University of Chicago for a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Keene have returned to their Cambridge Road abode after a month's vacation in Tucson, Ariz. Mrs. Elsie Gedrich is visiting in Miami Beach. Laine Ginn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ginn of Birch- crest Drive, is here for her Spring vacation from Cornell Univer- sity. Ithaca, N. Y. , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenberg of Whitmore Road have re- turned from an extended trip to Hollywood Beach. Fla. Harry Brown of LaSalle Blvd., is back from a winter sojourn in Tucson, Ariz. Bill Frank. son of the W. H. Franks of Wildemere Ave., is home for a two-week vacation irons Andover Academy in Massachusetts. Mrs. Louis Kaine of Chicago Blvd.; has returned from Holly- wood Beach. Fla. Dr. and Mrs. lan Levy stopped to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Levy of Santa Barbara Drive, en route from California to his new naval station in the East. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hirschman of Whitmore Road returned from a six-week motor trip to Arizona and California. In Tucson they visited their granddaughter, Patty Gross, who attends school there. , Gordon Freshman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Freshman of Hendrie Road, Huntington Woods, is home for Culver Military Academy's Spring vacation_ Mr. and Mrs. Julian Krolik of Chicago Blvd. have returned, from New York and a cruise. They were joined in New York by their daughter, Judy Mayer. who is on vacation from Colby Col- lege in Waterville, Me. Judy accompanied her parents back to Detroit and will stay until April 1. Among- the participants in the prize winning Zeta Beta Tau skit at the annual Hillelzapoppin Show in Ann Arbor. last week- end, were Detroiters Fred Keidan, Stuart Winkelman and Fred Horwitz. Dr. and Mrs. Raphael Altman are back in their Roselawn Ave. abode after attending the surgical convention in New Or- leans and flying to Miami Beach for a two week vacation. srael's SeleetiNe Immiaration Policy "Ili Not ..1ffeet East European Jews PARIS. ■ JTA --With the an- first receive . extensive hospital • ouncernent from the Jewish care and education to fit them gency's European office here into the Western culture of Is- at Jews from Eastern Euro- rael. It was revealed that 5.000 . an countries will not be sub- North African Jews are now go- ect to selective immigration pol- ing through such preparatory cies in Israel. appeals were ad- procedures in Morocco and in • resseci to Russian satellites for France. Speeding up of emigration from he emigration of Jews wishing Tunisia from 200 to 500 Jews per . leave for Israel. Over 3.000 former Romanian month. was announced by the ev.ish families now in Israel Agency. Officials of the Joint ave asked Romanian authori- Distribution C o m m i t t e e are ies to permit relatives they left , pressing the Agency to abolish • - hind to join them in the new the policy of selective migration from Tunisia. They point out .tare. It is estimated that 85 per that the position of Jews in Tu- nis must be considered poten- .ent of these 3,000 families left hildren behind. 10 percent left tially dangerous. arents and five percent are Invitations, Personalized Napkins, wives who came to Israel with- sut their husbands. Matches Reasonably priced. Any Despite the difficulties raised Quantity Desired. No Order to .y R o m a n i a n 'authorities, a teady trickle of emigrants con- inues to le a v e the country. early 2.500 are scheduled to eave for the Jewish state this onth. of the 7.000 Jews left in Bul- .aria, it was disclosed by the ewish Agency, 1.000 have regis- •red for emigration. The Agen- .y hopes to arrange for their ransportation ,:lhortly. Although mor than 1.000 Jews ave registered for visas at the sraeli legation in Czechoslova- ia, it is feared that few will be - allowed to leave. Plans are also being made to dmit 1,000 JeWs each month ruin North African countries. owever, many of them must • demacher to Serve 3 Years or Annihilating Yugoslav Jews MUNICH. (JTA)—Franz Rad- macher, Hitler's secretary for ewish affairs, was sentenced by German court in Nuremberg o three years and five months I iprisonment for his part in the ass annihilation of 1,300 Jews Yugoslavia during the Nazi cupation of that country. In _ uing the verdict, the judge eclared that Rademacher's ex- -nse account showed that he new what was happening to e Jewish victims. Friday, Mtarch 28, 1952 To W ed in September People Make News The Sports Guild honored BY- RON KRIEGER, Michigan and Midwest fencing champion as the most outstanding athlete of 1951 at its fifth annual award banquet in the Sheraton-Cadil- lac Hotel. Krieger was given a trophy in recognition of his ac- complishn.ents during the year, which included helping the United States team win two medals and capture first place in the Pan-American Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina. . . • Election of ARTHUR S. AL- BRIGHT as a vice-president of the Detroit Edison Company was announced by Prentiss M. Brown, Edison board chairman. Appoint- ment of EVERETT E. ROLL as an assistant secretary of the company also was announced. seeking to raise funds for the Rabbinical Seminary of Amer- ica in New York, which was the victim of a fire on Purim ,eve- ning. The fire gutted the dormi- tory and part of the study hall at the 20 vear-old institution. RABBI S. GRUSKIN. of De- troit. was recently appointed to a ten-man national committee GRAEME • MISS BEVERLY M. COHEN Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cohen. of Rochester Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter. Beverly Mae, to Melvin Fried- man son of Jack Friedman. of Rochester Ave., and the late Nettie Friedman. The couple plans to wed on Sept. 7. Y e tifir • • • • • Our Want Ads Get Results. FLOWERS BY • Music and EntertainMent • • • Lt. Col. MORTON HACK was awarded the Armed Forces Serv- ice medal - for service from July Col. 20, 1929, to July 19, 1939. Hack also was awarded the Arm- ed Forces Reserve Medal Hour Glass Device, in lieu of a second medal f , his services from July 20, 1939, to July 19, 1949. . We Specialize to Weddings S Showers Expert Floral Arrangements For All Occasions • • SAM EM MER • FREE Estimates At Yoar Home Larry Morris Bill Caplan Charge Accounts Welcomed • • • GRAEME FLOWERS .s.d His Orchestra U N. TT. 9111 Linwood at .J.; 4-7794 CONGREGATION BETH MOSES y 13925 Linwood - Cor. Oakman Court on the Air This Week's Radio and Tele- vision Programs of Jewish Interest THE ETERNAL LIGHT Time: 8 aim., Sunday, March 30. Station: WWJ. Feature : The biogra ph i c al story of Dr. Wilbur A. Sawyer. the American physician who dis- covered the cure for yellow fever, is told in "A Partner with God. - CHAPEL HOUR T ime: 10:30 a.m., Sunday, March 29. Station: WJR. Feature: Rabbi Max J. Wohl- gelernter will speak on The Ideals of Universal Peace in Jewish Liturgy. - Cantor David Kaizinan will render the musi- cal portion of the 'program. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will in- , troduce the guests. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE "Tillie Feldman Memorial Religious School" FREE TO CHILDREN-5 TO . 10 YRS. OF AGE REGISTRATION DATE — APRIL 13TH, 1952 A 6-Week Study Course Starts Sunday, April 20th, 1952 Experienced Teachers Will Instruct Classes in Jewish Culture and Religion DIRECTOR: Rev. Marshall L. Goldman, PRINCIPAL: Rabbi Isaac Panetk PRESIDENT: I. Irving Feldman TO. 7-0979 PASSOVER SCRIP FOR ISRAEL Available at $10 - $15 - $25 Your relatives and friends may choose whatever merchandise hey wish Kosher L'Pesoch products may also be obtained at the ration free. 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