Teen-Age Talent Sought

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Society

Young Women's Bicur Cholem Organization recently spent a
day at the new Downtown USO where members made sandwiches
and served the armed forces. Mrs. Louis Harris, chairman, was
assisted by Mesdames George Brown, M. L. Kahldon, Charles Kahn,
A. Minowitz, William Frankford, Ben Leaman, Carl Braun, Mer-
vin Gardner, Louis Brown, Harry Schwartz, Esther Staller, Lor-
raine Gardner and Mrs. Rosenbloom. The group will meet next at
fhe home of Mrs. Sam Schwartz, 19346 Marlowe.
A special art committee will commence work on the Whitehall
building at the State Fair Grounds on May 2 to prepare a festive
air for the 2,000 workers of the Women's Division who will meet
there on G-Day Sunday, May 4. before starting out to solicit 16,006
prospects. Mrs. Marshall Miller is chairman of the art committee;
which includes Mesdames Sol Dann, Ben Shwayder, Alvin Geffen,
Herbert Keidan, Leonard Kasle, Leonard Fox, Abe Becker, John
Heavenrich, Larry Herman, J. Richard Cooper, Charles Garvett,
R. Solomon, Lawrence Weiss, Sam Barnett, Edward Quint, I.
Shwayder, William Zack, Charles Colman, Milton Zimmerman,
Albert Aston, Hanley Wolf, Henry Barak and Arthur Hessler.
Special art projects in connection with G-Day mailings and posters
were created by Mrs. Keidan and Mrs. Alvin Lezell, both members
of the Women's Division publicity committee.
Ellen Frank, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frank, of WOod-
ingham Dr., was the house guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs_ Al Frank, of Vicksburg, Miss.
Dr. David Bukspan, a leading member of the Revisionist Party
in Israel, will be in Detroit next week when he will attempt
revitalize work in the local Revisionist Chapter and Auxiliary. He
will be the house guest of Aaron Weisnrot, 18610 Stoepel. While
here he will help set the stage for the prospective May visit to
Detroit of Menaheim Begin, former Irgun commander and head of
Israel's Herut party .
Helping to plan the biennial convention of the National Jew-
ish Welfare Board which will be held in Detroit next month are
these members of the Detroit JWB biennial committee: Dr. Harry
E. August. Louis B. Daniels, Clarence H. Enggass, Max M. Fisher,
Maurice A. Glasier, Harvey H. Goldman, Harry L. Jones. Oscar A.
Kaufman, Jacob L. Keidan, George D. Keil, Sol King. Julian
Krolik, Louis LaMed, Milton M. Mahler. Samuel J. Rhodes, Barney
A. Ross, Charles Rubiner, Hyman Safran, Saul Saulson, Nate S.
Shapero, Ben L. Silberstein, Isidore Sobeloff, Emil T. Stern, Henry
Wineman, David P. Zack. Miss Edith S. Heavenrich and Mesdames
Samuel S. Aaron. Sidney J. Allen. Arthur Bloom, Abraham Cooper.
Samuel B. Danto, Aaron DeRoy, Joseph H. Ehrlich. Joseph G.
Geschelin, Isaac Gilbert. John C. Hopp, Harry L. Jackson. Ben-
jamin E. Jaffe, Daniel Krouse, Charles Lakoff, Maurice A. Landau.
Louis G. Redstone, Emil D. Rothman. Morse R. Saulson. Joshua
S. Sperka, Abraham Srere, Leonard H. Weiner and Joseph M.
Welt. Henry Meyers and Samuel H. Rubiner are co-chairmen. with
Morris Garvett and Mrs. Hyman C. Broder serving as vice-
chairmen. Irwin Shaw is secretary.

In preparation for its talent
show on May 10, the teenage de-
partment of the Davison Jewish
Center will hold a talent audi-
tion at 7:30 p.m., Monday, at the
Center. All teenagers are asked

Bond Holders Urged
To Clip 2nd Coupon

Friday, April 25, 1952

Rabbi Einhorn Weds
Haifa Beauty _Queen

Israel bond holders who
purchased state of Israel
coupon bonds before Nov. 1,
1951, are reminded by Max
Osnos, Detroit bond chair-
man, that coupon No. 2 be-

In a recent ceremony at Shaar
Hashomayim S y n a gogue. in
Windsor, Ruth Weinberg, now of

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CARD OF THANKS,

The family of the late,,Mollie
Last wishes to acknowledge with
grateful appreciation the kind
expressions of sympathy from
their many friends during their
recent bereavement.

comes payable on Thursday.
Bond holders are advised to
clip their coupons and sub-
mit them to their banks for
collection. Prompt action by
coupon bond holders will fa-
cilitate the State of Israel's
accounting procedures.

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MRS. EPHRAIM F. EINHORN

that city and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Avraham Weinberg, of
Haifa, Israel, became the bride
of Ephraim F. Einhorn, rabbi of
Cong. Ahavas Achim, in Detroit.
Mrs. Einhorn. winner of the
title Queen of Haifa through a
newspaper contest, was a former
kindergarten teacher in that
city. A celebration by both fam-
ilies was held in Israel to syn-
chronize with the wedding here.
The bride was attended by
Mrs. Ellis B. Rifkin. Rabbi Ein-
horn's best man was Albert
Burke. Over 300 people from De
troit and Windsor attended the
ceremonies. at which Rabbi
Benjamin Stollman officiated.
The bride chose for her wed-
ding a white satin . gown, with
a sweetheart neckline, long tap-
ering sleeves and ending in a
long, sweeping train. Her finger-
tip veil of illusion fell from a
coronet cap.
Congratulatory messages were
sent from leading rabbinical or-
ganizations, from the Israel gov-
ernment, Persia and MeXico.!
Bob Cohen, president of the
Windsor Jewish community ex-
tended a message of . congratula-
tion to the couple in behalf of
residents.
A cousin of the bride. Mrs.
Hirch Weinberg Landau. wife of
Rabbi Hirsh Landau, of Chicago.
With 2,00t) workers in the Women's Dilvision of the Allied attended the ceremoney.

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Jewish Camjaign preparing for their general solicitation project-
G-Day, Sunday, May 4--leaders in various divisions are readying Harry Yudkoff to Give Report
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the start of solicitation. Among the leaders are (left to righ), Mrs.
JACOB KELLMAN, division chairman, Mrs. ALFRED DEUTSCH,
Harry Yudkoff. local Bnai
secreary to vice-chairman, Mrs. MAURICE HAUSER and Mrs. Brith leader and chairman of
RICHARD SERLIN, secretaries, and Mrs. MONTE MESKIN, divi- the District Six finance com-
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