Berry Attains National Fame in
Communal, Business Fields .at 50

— THE JEWISH

NEWS
Friday, October 3, 1952

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At the age of 50--on Oct. 10— zation. of Detroit, Knoliwood
Louis Berry will be acclaimed by Country Club.
his friends and associates as
Born in Liverpool, England,
Oct. 10, 1902, he came to this
country at the age of 20, in 1922.
He was married in 1924 to the
former Betty Eisenman. They
have a son, Harold Berry; a
daughter, Mrs. Harvey G. (Sel-
ma) Snider, and two grandchil-
dren.

Silberblatt Reaches
His Sixtieth Year

LOUIS BERRY

having made national marks in
business and communal service.
Five years ago, he reached the
height of recognition in his own
community—Detroit— by being
named chairman of the Allied
Jewish Campaign. At the same
time, he -became nationally fa-
mous as president of Interna-
tional Hotels, Inc.,—a chain of 10
hotels throughout the land
Which he manages from his of-
fice on the top floor of the Da-
vid Stott Building.
- As president of Raleigh Hotel
Co., Washington, D. C., and as
president of Midwest Properties
Coi, which manages a series of
office buildings, including the
one housing his office, he is
recognized for his managerial
ability.
Since attaining the chairman-
ship of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, he has played a leading
role in subsequent local commu-
nity drives, in the Israel bond
drive and in 'numerous other
Jewish and civic efforts. He is
chairman of the national plan-
ning committee of the Jewish
Theological Seminary and is a
member ,of the following nation-
al board:.
Weizinann Institute of Science,
Ameridan Financial and De-
velopment Corporation (Israel
Bonds), United Jewish Appeal,
Joint Distribution Committee,
United Service for New AMeri-
cans, American ORT Federation,
Jewish Theological Seminary,
Hillel Foundation.
He is a • trustee of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek and its
Clover Hill Park Cemetery and
is • a member of the following
local boards:
Jewish Welfare Federation,
Sinai HoSpital, Resettlement
Service, North End Clinic, Jewish
Social Service Bureau, United
Hebrew Schools, Zionist Organi-

is life
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PLEDGE

TODAY !

Aaron A. Silberblatt, a native
Detroiter, celebrated his 60th
birthday on Oct. 7. Born here
on Yom Kippur Day, Mr. Silber-
blatt has lived continuously in
this city and has for many years
been active in local communal
affairs.
He is past worshipful master

News Brevities

Gov. Williams Clears State Boards of Prejudice

An investigation conducted ‘by
Gov. G. Mennen Williams to
check on possible discrimination
in various state board exami-
nations has shown that • no bias
is practiced by these agencies.
The investigation, prompted
by a talk between the Governor
and Nathan Perlmutter, new
Michigan Regional director of
the Anti-Defatmation League of

Bnai Brith, was essentially car-
ried out in the offices of the '
State Board of Law Examiners
and the State Board of Fzami-
ners in Optometry. •
The points raised referred
specifically to questions on ap-
plication blanks, in which the
applicant must state his par-
ents' names, nationality and
send a photograph.
With assurance that the ques-,-
tions asked are only for gen-
eral use and are not discrimi-
natory, Gov. Williams now is
seeking the elimination of such
questions on application blanks,
with such specific information to
be asked at a date following
acceptable or approval by the .
State bodies.

The Theater Guild's fabulous
Oklahoma," the Rodger and
Hammerstein world famous
musical, comes to the stage of
the Shubert Theater for six days
beginning Mon-
'
d a y evening,
with matineesi
on Wednesday
a n d Saturday. Hebrew School Women
::Featured In the Plan Sukkot Luncheon
Theater , Guild
, , National C o
Mrs. Jacob Axelrod, newly-
Opany are Ralph elected president of the Woman's
Florence and Lowe as "Curly," Auxiliary of the United Hebrew
Florence H e n- Schools, announces that the
Ralph
derson as "Laurey" and a star
apening .meet-
cast.
ing will be ; Local Opera Group Prepares
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held at 12:30 ! Volume on State Singers
Special examinations in Heb-
p.m., Wednes -
rew will be given at 4 p.m., Oct.
The Detroit Grand Opera As
day in the
9, in room 1, 654 Putnam, at
Rose Sittig sociation, cooperating with the=
WAYNE UNIVERSITY. Permis-
Cohen Bldg. Detroit Public Library, is as-
sion to take the • examination
It will fea- sembling names of all Michigan
must be obtained from the de-
ture a Sukkot singers who have appeared in-
partment chairman in room 11,
•dessert I u-n- public performances of grand .
437 Putnam, not later than Oct.
opera or light opera, anywhere:
•eon.
7. School transcripts,_ tutors'
Mrs. Isadore •in the world.
certificates and similar infor-
Artists who are not native'
S h u m aker,
mation will be considered suffi-
first vice- born, but are presently residents
cient preparedness. Louis Panush
president and of Michigan will be included in
is the Hebrew instructor at
Mrs. Axelrod pro g r a in the compilation. Communica-
Wayne.
chairman, announces that Annie tions should be sent to Detroit .
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Guyer,
Judy Panush and Bar- Grand Opera Assn., 3163 Guar-
The Midwest Section of the
bara
Frank,
students of the high dian Bldg.,. Detroit 26.
National Jewish Welfare Board
school
department
of the schools
will hold its 13th conference
from Nov. 7 to 9, in Columbus, will entertain with stories and
0., announced Harvey Goldman, songs based on their experiences
president of the Jewish Corn- at Hebrew summer camps. Mrs.
Moss, guest speaker,
munity Center. The conference Alexander
talk on "The Auxiliary Then
theme will be "Planning to Meet will
the Center Needs of the Jewish and Now." Guests are invited.
Other newly-elected officers
Community. Representing De-
ALUMINUM or WOOD
troit on the program committee are Mesdames Reuben Isaacs and
Kaufmann Dealer
at the parley will be OSCAR A. Meyer Finkel, vice-presidents;
I. J. Cohen, Meyer Stewart, Mey-
KAUFMAN.
WRIGHT'S
er Charlip, Paul Carpenter and
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HOME EQUIPMENT
EVE MEISTER, local dramatic Vivian Kahn, secretaries; Sam
treasurer; Moe Dann,
14104 FENKELL
coach, will start her 10th season Stewart, and
A. B. Stralser, par-
of private and semi-private in- auditor,
VE. 8-90.A
liamentarian.
struction for talented'yottngsters
this season. Each year, she pre-
sents her pupils in a solo dra-
matic recital called "Meister
Follies." The last year's show,
Every Child a Star," was warmly
received in the community.
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NEWS; a course tor dub pub-
licity chairmen and " , thrOse- in
Deserve the
charge of publicity for service
organizations and • community
Finest Cleaning
grotips, is being offered at the
Rackhain Memorial by the Uni-
Our Reputation Is Your ProteCtion
versity of Michigan Extension
4:AA*
Service. Sessions meet at 3 p.m.
on Thursdays.
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WE. 3-1010
- ROSNER FAMILY CLUB will
CURTAIN LAUNDRY & CLEANERS
meet Sunday, at the home of
4737 Elmhurst near Broadstreet
the Louis Binders, 481 Cortland.

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STORM
SASH

AARON A. SILBERBLATT

of Perfection Lodge, F. & A. M.;
a member of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek for the past 36
years; member of Harry B. Kei-
dan Lodge of l3riai Brith, Zionist
Organization of Detroit, board
of directors of the United .He-
brew Schools, and for many-
years was chairman- .of the pro-
fessional division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign and a. member
of the Detroit'Service
Mr: Silberblatt;' in his Prpfes-
sional career, was', Official court
stenographer for 'Circuit Judge:
Joseph A. Moynihan for 20 years.
Co-incidental with his 60th
birthday; comes the announce-
ment from Mr. Silberblatt, of his
retirement as Judge Moynihan's
court reporter, being the first
Jew in Detroit to occupy thit
important position in the Wayne
County Circuit Court.
Mr. Silberblatt is the fourth
youngest in a family of five boys
and five girls. He was married
to Lena Siegel of. Detroit in July
of 1916. They are the parents
of Jerome S. of Bridgeport,
Conn.; Dr. Donald M., of Toledo,
0.; and Marjorie Dreayer of Or-
lando, Fla. They have three
granddaughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Silberblatt, who
reside here at 3311 Chicago. Blvd.,
are planning to make their home
in Coral Gables, Fla., after Nov.

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Federation_ Juniors
In Torch Fund March

Eleven young adults wilt-serve
as captains in the Torch Fund
drive of the United Foundation,
to cover the area assigned to the
Junior- Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation. Eleanor
Goodman is Junior Division
chairman of the Torch Fund
effort.
Working with co-area chair-
men Rayetta Harris and. Arthur
James Rubiner will be Myrle
Fagber, Ann Magid, • Harriett
Ruth Migdol, Ruth Kahn, Sam-
uel Ross and Eleanor Yarrows.
Paul Landsberg, area chair-
man, will have as his captains
Herbert Aronsson, Sherman
Becker, Marjorie Cowan, Vernon
Leopold and Sheldon Lutz.
The area assigned the Division
is from Fullerton to Clairmount
and from Livernois to Dexter.
Any Jewish young adult wishing
to volunteer is asked to call Mrs.
Evelyn Keil, WO. 5-3939.

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manager of the Mizrachi Bank,
was elected Mayor of Jerusalem
to succeed Shlomo Zalman
Shragai, who resigned Aug. 17.
Twelve Mizrachi a it d rightist
members of the Municipal Coun-
cil voted for Kariv, and nine
votes were east for the Mapai

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