1 2—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 18, 1952

Student from Havana
To Marry Detroiter

Mr. and Mrs. James Beilis of
Havana. Cuba, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,

MISS ROSA BEMIS

The PLUS Campaign and We

By BETTY OMERMAN

The Allied Jewish Campaign draws many active workers
who unselfishly devote their spare time and energy to the cause.
Some of these people may be contacting you in the near future.
Who they are, and the reasons they are active, is best explained
by the workers themselves.

Rev. Joseph Kunin, 2661
Webb, on staff of Shaarey Ze-
dek, solicitor for religious
group:
"I like to do something to help
our brothers in Israel. That's
the main reason I am active in
the drive. The Israeli agencies
need all the aid we can give
them."
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Samuel Shubo w, 1 9 3 0 2
Washburn, president, Nash
Detroit Co., solicitor
-, in auto-
motive group :
"It's a widespread appeal, it
covers so much that outsiders
don't even know needs atten-
tion, that everyone should get in
and pitch to do their share. I
have no favorite agency since I
feel that the people in charge
know better than I who needs
the most help."
David M. Lieberwitz, 4215
Glendale, owner David's Shoes,
solicitor in retail business:
"I feel that it is my duty to
support the community and do
my share to help the needy. If
conditions were reversed, and I
needed help, I would expect to
get it from the IYJA."

Maurice L. Klynn, 19990
Briarcliff, personnel director
for Federal Department Stores,
on board of mercantile divi-
sion responsible for organizing
drive among retail establish-
ments: -
"It is a good community ef-
fort to get into such a worth-
while campaign. It is a job that
has to be done. The whole local
Jewish program needs support
as well as Israel, which needs to
be strong."

Central High News

By BETSY BROWN

Central High will be well rep-
resented at the University of
Michigan Forensic Contest, April
23 and 24, at Mumford High.
Elaine Stein, Wally Handler,
Bev Falk and Sanford Lakin will
enter the oratorical, dramatic I
and humorous declamation and
extemporaneous speaking con-
tests respectively. Also repre-
senting central will be Rona
Weingarten who will enter the
Detroit Times Hearst Contest on
"Henry Clay," April 30 at Cass
Tech.
Members of the senior clasc
have been assigned by Mr. Han-
sen, 12th grade sponsor to the
many 12A committees Chair
men of committees are: Dorothy
Smith, art; Marilyn Pearl and
Herbie Zimmerman, class day;
Barbara Gilbert, color and mot-
to; Margaret Mugerdichian and
Ronald Sider, costumes; Joan
Jacob and Sharon Linden, fin-
ance; Adrienne Kolb and Phyl-
lis Rattner, make-up; Jean Fox
and Bob Cutler, play; Sue Win-
nic, printing; Seymour Rabino-
witz and Franz Smolnick, pub-
licity; Elaine Brant and Nate
Firestone, social; Harry Brown,
stagecraft.
The French department pre-
sents the solos of Grace. Ashby,
who sang three French songs,
accompanied by pianist Tom
Kreger; and a Debusey piano
solo by Bruce Relya.
Centralite Art Olenick, presi-
dent of the High School Inter-
national club, was an unofficial
representative of his organiza-
tion at the National UAW-CIO
convention in Cleveland, April
3-6. His particular interest was
the panel on "Education and
Democracy Today."

Rosa, to Louis Pollens, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pollens of De-
troit.
Miss Bells has been residing
with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kasle
of Lucerne Dr. for the past two
years. She has been attending
Wayne University and is a jun-
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ior in the School of Nursing at
Harper Hospital.
Charles N. Isackson, 3799
Mr. Pollens is a graduate of Blaine, research lab of Hou-
Ohio State University and is a daille-Hershey Corp., General
junior at Ohio State Medical solicitor:
School. He was elected to Phi
"Someone has to do the solic-
Beta Kappa honorary fraternity iting, since the money has to be
and is a member of Phi Delta raised. This way, I at least feel
Epsilon.
that I am doing a good turn.
Though only here four years,
and therefore not too well ac-
quainted with the various agen-
cies that need our help, I can't
help feeling that all the agen-
cies
need as much as they can
Mr. and Mrs. ,Edward Rothen-
berg. of 18715 Santa Barbara, get.
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announce the Bar Mitzvah of
Ben Mandell, 2530 Tyler,
their son, Alan Isaac, Friday,
April 18, at Temple Israel. A sales supervisor, Frank Tea &
reception honoring the Bar Spice Co., checks on delinquent
accounts in the processors and
Mitzvah will be held at the fam-
brokers division :
ily home from 4 to 10 p.m., Sun-
"I want to be part of the
day. April 20.
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foundation of the Appeal and be
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dresner active in the Jewish community.
announce the Bar Mitzvah of As far as I am concerned, I have
their son, Richard Paul, on April no favorite agency."
19. at Adas Shalom Synagogue.
At home April 20, from 2 to 5
Dt. Henry Berris, 16203
p.m.
Roselawn, dentist, interests
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more active workers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Shere.
"I am interested in the cam-
of 17201 Northlawn, announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, paign and know that there is a
Joel Martin; on April 19. at Cong. definite need for workers. I
Bnai David. A dinner will be giv- solicit names through the den-
Town Hall Program
en that evening at Hotel Fort tal group and speak before peo-
ple to try and interest them. I
Wayne.
Kathleen Snow Stringer, di-
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feel that all agencies need the l rector of the Detroit Town Hall,
Dr. and Mrs. Norman N. Stein- money equally and I have no announces that the 1952-53 pro-
berg. of Huntington Woods, an- favorites."
gram at the Fisher Theater will
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
include the Ted Shawn dancers;
son, Ronald Allan, on April 26, at AZA Chapters Planning
Elsa Lanchester, wife of Charles
Cong. Bnai David. A reception
Laughton; Roscow Drummand,
honoring the Bar Mitzvah will be Stunt Night Dance Saturday Ellis Zacharias, Louis Fisher,
held from 2 to 5 p.m. the follow-
Members of the Detroit-Wind- Margaret Bourke White, William
ing day at the family home, sor Council of AZA will present Bradford Houe, Cuneyd Dosdo-
26550 Dundee Rd.
their 10th annual stunt night gru, Harrison Wood, Col. Homer
and dance on Saturday evening Kellems, John Mason Brown. Dr.
at the Davison Jewish Center.
Murray Banks, Dr. Willy Ley,
Folk Chorus Plans
Howard Goldberg, of Iczkovitz Mrs. Robert Vogeler.
Concert for May 18
Chapter. and Ray Kalef, of
Gompers Chapter. are arranging
The Jewish Folk Chorus. under the program. All groups will
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Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rossen,
The Detroit Round Table of
of Collingwood Ave., announce Catholics, Jews and Protestants,
the engagement of their daugh- local a n d Michigan regional
chapter of the National Confer-
ence of Christians and ,Jews, is
again making scholarship grants
available for 1952 summer work-
shops in intergroup education.
These workshops are offered at
25 or 30 colleges and universities
throughout the country, 19 with
the cooperation of NCCJ
through its Commission on Edu-
c a t i o n a l Organizations. The
scholarship assistance is extend-
ed to selected applicants among
teachers, police officers, clergy-
men and other community lead-
ers. During the past seven sum-
mers, 80 Detroiters and 30 from
Michigan outside of De t r o i t,
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ience with the scholarship en-
couragement of the Detroit
Round Table. Five Detroit po-
lice officers have attended the
workshops, which are from two
MISS GERALDINE ROSSEN
to six weeks duration.
ter, Geraldine, to Stanley Graff,
Applications f o r scholarship
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Graff, applications should be addressed
of Long Beach, N.Y. The wed- to Mrs. Kathleen Brondyke, as-
ding will be solemnized June 8. sociate educational director of
the Detroit Round Table, 1603
Morgenthau Bnai Brith Groups Industrial Bank Building, WO.
To Celebrate Fifth Anniversary 1-7504, prior to May 1.
Henry Morgenthau Chapter
and Lodge will celebrate jointly
their fifth anniversary at 8:30
p.m., Monday, at Cong. Bnai
Moshe. The Chapter dramatic
group will entertain with a spe-
cial production.

DR. M. J.

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