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I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raskin,
Participating in programs this summer at the National Music
Camp at Interlochen are several young people from the com-
munity. Included are David Gelfand, Jill Sheridon and her brother,
Barrie Michael, Jan Zlatkin, Robert Jacobs, Sharalyn Lambert,
Martin Dann and Walter Mison.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes and Mrs. Isidore Singer acco
panied their children and granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Herbe
Hordes (Nesia Singer) and Naomi, to New York, prior to the la
ter's sailing for Israel. The Herbert Hordes' left for France b
plane. After a week's stay in Paris, they will go to Rome for
two-day stay and from there will fly to Lydda. Israel. Mr. Horde
will be associated with the Israel Health Department in an engi-
neering capacity, in work now being undertaken for water puri-
fication.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hass and their sons, William and
Daniel, have moved into their new home at 1350 Strathcona Drive.
Miss Carol Rosenman, of Greenlawn Ave., home for the sum-
mer from the University of Michigan, has as house guests for
the weekend Robert Keiser and Ronald Rubenstein, of Cleveland
Heights, 0.
Miss Fayanne Sike. of Dexter Blvd.. is spending the summer
in Long Beach. Calif., as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roska
and daughter. Laurel Beth.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Rose, of Martindale Ave.. are vaca-
tioning in Las Vegas, Nev., and Long Beach. Calif.
Dorothy J. Stein. who now makes her home in Miami. Fla.,
flew here for a ten-day visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Becker, of 3826 Clements.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Schembeck have returned to their home
on Monte Vista Ave., following a three-week trip to Yellowstone
National Park and Glazier, Wyoming. Their daughter, Mrs. Maurice
S. Schiller. and son, Larry, are currently visiting the Schembecks.
Dr. and Mrs. Max Warren, of LaSalle boulevard, recently left
on the Duch line Noordam for a two-month visit of European
countries. hey will attend the Saltzburg and Edinborough festi-
vals. 1
Byron Krieger, Detroit representative to the Olympic Games
at Helsinki, will compete with the U.S. foil team against 69 nations
on July 211 and 22. He will tour Paris. France and other points
before returning home.
Dr. and Mrs. Elliot Luby recently visited their parents, the
H. Levensons and the A Lubys, following Dr. Luby's discharge
from military service. The couple is now living in Connecticut
while Dr. Luby takes his residency at Yale University.
After visiting their children in Falls Church, Va., Mr. and
Mrs. Marcus Ronis continued their vacation through the South.
Mrs. S. K. Gage has returned to her home here following a
lengthy visit in Boston, Cape Cod and environs. While in Boston
she attended the graduation of her niece, Nell Segal, of Clevland,
from Simmons College, and also attended Festival of the Arts at
Brandeis University.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman K. Cohen: of Glendale Ave., are visiting
at Atlantic City. N. J. for several weeks. Before returning home
they will visit their daughter, Myra, who is a camper at Camp
Ramah. Lake Como, Pa.
Shirley J'ictor Weds
Harold H. Alexander
In a candlelight ceremony in
the Mayfair Room on June 15,
Shirley Irene Victor, daughter of
MRS. HAROLD H. ALEXANDER
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Victor, of Leslie
Ave., was joined in marriage to
Harold Hilton Alexander. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Alexander,
Of Clements Ave. Rabbi Sperka
and Cantor Adler officiated.
Dr. H. Berger, Knesset Member, Guest
At Farband Camp's Histadrut Day
Winter Date for
11 Set
Raskin-Klein Nuptials
Dr. Herzl Berger, member of Angeles. San Fr a n c i s c o. Ne .v
of Wisconsin Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter, the Israeli Knesset and co-editor York. Philadelphia.
Dr. Berger has agreed to de-
of the Hebrew daily Davar, will
be the guest of workers and vote his one. free day in an
friends of Histadrut at their otherwise crowded schedule to
annual "Histadrut Day" celebra- presenting an up-to-the-minus
tion at the Farband Camp in report on Israel at this gather-
CheLsea, Mich., Sunday. ing.
According to Morris Lieber-
Dr. Berger presently is visit-
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ing in the United States uncles man, chairman ,of the Detroit
the auspices of the State De- Histadrut Campaign, represen-
partment in conjunction with tative groups of Histadrut work-
their "Point Four" p r o g r a m. ers from Flin t, Grand Rapid ,-,,
Scheduled to remain in Detroit Ann Arkor, Toledo and Windsor
for five days. July 17 to 21. Dr. also will be present.
Berger has already visited Los
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youth because it is owned and
()prated by the business inter-
ests," is the charge made by
Prof. Elijah Jordan in his new
book. "Business Be Damned."
(Henry Schuman. publisher, 20
E. 70th. N. Y. 21
In his critical analysis, Prof.
Jordan discusses disintegration
of morals in American life, and
deals with the problem as he
sees it affected in government
sports, business, religion, law
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Relatives Sought Here
The Detroit Section of National our time and charges that the
Council of Jewish Women is professions have been converted
seeking information about the into businesses.
His quarrel is not with the
following persons for whom it
has urgent messages from rela- American businessman, whom he
tives overseas. Information may regards as one of the chief vic-
be obtained at the Council's ,tims of the business process nor
office, 8904 Woodward, or by does Professor Jordan join those
critics of American business who
calling TR. 1-3700.
make the giant business their
Ferry Spitzer. 70. born in Dunaiska
Steda CSRO. son of Mayer Markus and chief target. On the contrary, in
Lenny Spitzer. in USA since 1910-15. an original analysis of the ori-
sought by Helena Bauman.
Moritz Braunstein. born in Odobesti, gin and nature of the corpora-
Romania. left Pittsburgh for Detroit. tion, he indicates that it is
I Sought by Iancu Braunstein.
Samuel Isaac Laufer. in USA 35 years. through the corporation. rein-
from J•anesko. Poland. Sought by Jo- , egrated into American life in
seph Fachler.
Stanislaw Felencki. 49. born in Poland. new relationships and responsi-
immigrated in 1947 to sister in Detroit bilities. that one may hope for'
(LeszYnski , . Sought by Israel (Salek) a sane reconstruction of our In-
Goldberg.
Isidore Goldstein. 65. born in Vaslui, dustrial system. Recent and
Romania. Last known address 1150 Cam- • current attempts to check cor-
eron. in 1939. Sought by Ghidionescu.
poration growth are seen as both
Radu.
Kufeld Family sought by Sarah Gut- harmful and futile.
man.
Prof. Jordan is a past presi-
Moishe Halfin. 60, born in Warsaw. in
USA 30 years. Is manager of a circus. dent of the Western Section of
(eLeon);migrated
Sought by lisagl. fin,,Leilireiftz.
the
American Philosophical As-
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from
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Russia. in 1916. Sought sociation. His work has been
Aron Jose! Herscovici. 65. born in characterized by Prof. Max Fisch
Botosani. Romania. in U. S. 45 years. of the University of Illinois as
Sought by Herscovi i. Saie.
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near Mate- "a reconstruction of philosophy
, Teri Roca. born in
szalka. Romania. emigrated to US in more radical and thorough than
1921. Sought by Aaron Klein.
Rapport, four brothers. one of whom that called for by John Dewey."
Metro has given Jesse L. Lasky
the green light to develop and
produce a musical based on his
own story idea, "The Big Brass
Band." It deals with famous
bands and band music, to be told
through the romance of a pair
of young musicians. Lasky prig-
borah Michaelson.
Max Mendalovich. born in Botoshan.
Romania. in USA since 1909, sought by
Seema Mendalovich.
Saul Seten. born in Zamosc. Poland
befionre
came to this countryjarn
Mend elsoh n.
War, sought by
nephew.
Y. %loft. in "USA since 1905. born . in
Noz Rah. Russia. sought by Abraham
Miloff, brother.
Nusco Shulman. born in Kurnitz, Po-
, land, person sought is dead but family
said. IX. living in Detroit. Sought by
Birger Hagen. in Detroit since 1932.
born in Norway in 1899. sought by son.
Socha Aron and Beile Socha de Book.
born in Bereznica, sought by Socha Felik.
Periniski. Shoske Alike. born in
Grodno, Poland. sought by Wizansky.
Morris, uncle.
Feivel Buchalter. born in Lucov. Po-
land. in US S years, sought by Sarah
Gevercer.
'Laughter Has No Religion
Danny Kaye was presented to
Pope Pius recently with the
words: "This is comedian Danny
Kaye, and although he is not a
Innily developed the very suc- Catholic but a Jew, he too wishes
cessful "Caruso" with Mario to pay you his respects."
The Pope smiled, "Ah," he
Lanza, which he sold to MGM.
said, "a comedian, That's good.
Laughter has no religion. There
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Fsiday, July 18, 195Z
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at Yeshiva University offering
courses leading to the degrees of
Master of Arts (M.A.) and Doc-
tor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), to be-
gin in September, it was an-1
nounced by Dr. Samuel Belkin,1
president.
The department will be part
Mrs. Levy Endows Brandeis _
WALTHAM, Mass., (JTA) —
Brandeis University announced
establishment of a Julius Rosen-
wald Fund to encourage young
faculty members to combine
teaching work with graduate
study. Mrs. David M. Levy,
daughter of the philanthropist,
made the initial grant.
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The bride chose a gown of im- • is
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