M.N.

I2 — THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 7, 1952

D. Safran Assists in

Bond Collection Drive

David Safran has accepted the
co - chairman-
ship of the cash
collection com-
mitt.-e of organ-
izations for Is-
rael bonds, it
was announced
by Peter S.
Goldstein chair-
man of the
committee.
Mr. Safran is
a member o f
D. Safran • t h e Adas Sha-
1 o m Synagogueboard and past
president of the Men's Club.

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Sept. 22—To Dr. • and Mrs.
Byron S.. Berlin (Lillian Zaret-
sky), former Detroiters, now of
Chicago, Ill., a son, Michael Jos-
eph.
* * *
Oct. 26—To Dr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick Shevin (Helen Dante,. for-
nierly of Detroit) , of.-: Glen Oaks,
N.Y., a daughter, Eileen Carol. •
• •
Oct. 26—To Dr. and Mrs. ROb-
ert P. Natelson (Beverly • Lastar,
farmer Detroiter), , of El Paso,
Tex., a daughter,. . Kathleen
Shelly.
* * *
Oct. 24—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Mendelson, of 20500 Rose-
mont, a daughter. _
* * *
Oct. 23—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Katz (Ethel Jackson) , of
13203 Monica, a son, Marvin
Paul.
• • •
Oct. 23 -- To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Reider (Nancy Indianer),
of Calvert Ave., a son, Robert
Paul,
* * *
Oct. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey L. Shapiro (Phyllis Skolnek),
of LaSalle Blvd., a son, David
Yale.
• • •
Oct. 18 -- To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur 0. Weiss (Marilyn Zit-
omer) , of 19738 Monte Vista, a
son, William Robert.
• • •
Oct. 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Zakon (Lillian Gold),
of Monica Ave., a son, Stuart
Gary.
* * *
Oct. 14—To Dr. and Mrs. Henry
Nankin (Esther Miller,. former
Detroiter) , of Chicago, Ill., a son,
•Fred Michael.
* * *
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Schelberg (Edythe Bern-
son), a daughter, Jane Susan.

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JWF Women to Review

Capital Needs Nov. 13

First . of the "Blue BoOk" sem-
inars sponsored by the Jewish
Welfare Federation Women's
Division will be held at 10:45
a.m., Thursday, at the Fred M.
Butzel Memorial Building, with
a consideration of capital needs.
Consultants for this first sem-
inar are _ William Avrunin, asso,
ciate - director of Federation;
Mesdaines Jacob J. Axelrod,
George Blumenstock, Hyman C.
Broder, member of the Federa-
tion Committee . on - Capital
Needs, Josepi H. Ehrlich, Sani-
uel J. Greenberg; Harry L. Jones
and Victor Shiffman, while the
chairmen are Mrs. Harry August
and Mrs. Maprice A. Landau.
Succeeding seminars, to be
held on Dec.. 4, Dec. 18 and Jan.
15, will be- devoted to the Na-
tional Cominunity Relations- Ad-
visory Council and the national
agencies, "Approaches to Jewish
Education," and "Israel—the
I Economic Side." The sessions are
being. arranged by the Division's
I education committee, Mrs. Stan-
ley FleisChaker, chairman, with
a subcommittee on the semin-
ars headed by Mrs. Leonard H.
Weiner.
Working with Mrs. Weiner are
Mesdames 'Robert Alpern, Harry
August, Albert Elazar, William
H. Frank, Arthur I. Gould, I.
Jerome Hauser, J. Shurly. Hor-
witz, Joseph H. Jackier, Herschel
V. Kreger, Julian H. Krolik,
Charles Lakoff, Maurice . A. Lan-
dau, Irving Posner, George Ru-
bin, Carl . S. . Schiller and Nathan
Spevakow.

Council Book Event
Features Opatoshu

On Nov. 16, 8:30 p.m. the
Jewish Community Council and
the Farband Organization of
Detroit will jointly sponsor a
Jewish Book Month program at
the Young Israel Center. Joseph
Opatoshu, noted Yiddish novel-
ist and essayist, be the
guest speaker. Tickets are avail-
alqle to all Yiddish speaking or-
ganizations of the Council.
Book Month Opens Today
The tenth annual . nationwide
celebration o f Jewish Book
Month begins today, under the
auspices of the Jewish Book
Month Council o. f America,
sponsored by the Jewish Wel-
fare Board.
Synagogues have set aside
Dec. 6, as Jewish Book Sabbath.
Appropriate book programs will
be conducted in Jewish homes
on Dec. 7, to be marked as Jew-
ish Book Festival.
The State Department's Voice
of America will beam a talk on
Jewish books to Israel on Nov.
12.

Adas Shalom UHS
Sets Enrollment Record

More than 150 students are
enrolled in the Adas Shalom
branch of • the United Hebrew
Schools this semester, a record
enrollment.
At a board meeting in the
home of Mrs. Isadore Frankel,
new president of Adas Shalom
PTA, a committee was appointed
to arrange plans for a PTA
meeting at 12:30 p.m., Monday,
in the social hall. New officers,
in addition to Mrs. Frankel, are
Mesdames Manny Jacobs, vice-
president; Donald Barris, treas-
urer; Morris Iden, Meyer Stew-
art, secretaries; Saul Brenner;
Max Goldsmith, Nathan Zlatkin,
L. Tigay, J. Bortman, M. Nosan-
chuk, Louis Gelfand, H. Harris,
Chas. H. Charlip, L. Berent, Ben-
j amin Kohen, Aaron Reitman,
Harry Weber, board members.

Offer Cantorial Studies
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The He-
brew Union School of Sacred
Music will add a fourth year to
its cantorial course and will
offer—for the first time—a de-
gree of Bachelor of Sacred
Music to • candidates who com-
plete the four-year course.

Barn-Clark Nuptials
Scheduled for March

Pioneer Women Plan
Pre-Donor Program

Mr. and Mis. Harry Clark, of
Mrs. Emma Schreier, program
Parkside Ave., announce the en- chairman of the Pioneer Women
gagement of their daughter, Council, •annoUnces that mem-
bers of the 14 local clubs will
meet at 8:30. p.m., . Monday, at
Temple Israel.
Dr. Judd L. Teller, an author-
ity • on Israel and her Arab
neighbors in
middle East;"
will . speak on
"Why Funds —
Your Participa-
tion in _Pioneer
Women Through
Your.
Event"- --
Mascha Ben-
ya 'talented ac-
tress and singer, Miss Benya •
will present a program of Yid-
dish folk songs and Israeli
tunes.
Monday's affair will be the
kickoff event in a series of pre-
donor rallies, leading up to the
donor affair on Dec. 14, at Ma-
MISS PAULA R. CLARK
sonic Temple.
At the East Central Regional
Paula Rose, to Norman Baril,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel conference, held in Toledo last
week, it was announced that
Baril,. of Highland Ave.
: Both young ' people attended Detroit will build a school build-
Wayne University. An April ing the new $1,000,000 Mesheck
project in the Negev.
wedding is planned.

Brenner Farband Branch

News Brevitiesi

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
PARENTS ASSOCIATION will
hold a tea for parents of ninth
and tenth grade students at 2:30
p.m., Monday, in the school
lunchroom, announces Mrs. Ruth
Edelson, president. •
• •
EARL B. BRINK will speak on
the subject "Portugal and Ma-
deira," at the Art Institute, un-
der auspices of the World Ad-
venture Series, at 3:30 p.m.
Sunday.
• • •
On Nov. 29, Beechhurst Press
will publish the first American
edition of YISROEL, edited by
Joseph Leftwich.

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ELSA LANCHESTER, noted
character actress and screen
star, will appear at 11 a.m., Wed-
nesday, at Fisher Theater, as
the third presentation of DE-
TROIT TOWN HALL. The wife
of Charles Laughton, Miss Lan-
chester will be seen in a humor-
ous program of songs and char-
acter portrayals. Appearing with
her will be the Mad Hatters, a
comedy quartet, and young pian-
ist, Ray Henderson. Tickets are
available at Grinneh's, WO. 2-
1124.

The SELECTIVE SOCIAL
CLUB, a group of middle-aged
men and women, will meet Sat-
urday night at the Davison Cen-
ter. New members are welcome
this Saturday or any following
Saturday.
• • •
Wayne University Theater,
3424 Woodward, will present
BILLY BUDD by Goxe and
Chapman as its second produc-
tion of the season, Nov. 7, 8,
13, 14 and 15.

Eban at Mizrachi Parley
Ababa Eban, Israeli Ambassa-
dor to the Unite-' States, will be
a principal speaker at the 32nd
annual conventior of Mizrachi
Organization of America, in At-
lantic City, Nov. 12-16.

To Hold Oneg Shabbat Today

Hayim Brenner Branch; Far-
band, invites members and
friends to attend an oneg - shab-
bat at 8:30 p.m., today, at the
Labor Zionist Institute,- 13722
Linwood. A program of singing
and dancing will be presented
by a Habonim group. Dr. Nahum
Weissman will be speaker, an-
nounced Gerard J. Nakell, 'chair-
man.

Dr. Maaigle to Address
ENT' Women's Meeting

"The meet'ng of the year," is
announced by Mrs. Jules Kraft,
president of the Ladies -Auxili-
ary, _Jewish 1 - atonal Fund, to
be held at 12:30
p.m., Nov. 18; at
A d a s Shalom
Synagogue..
The meeting
w i 11 culminate
the group's
present m e m-
bership drive,
and will corn-•
mence activities
leading up to
the - don'or
luncheon. The
donor will be Mrs. Newman
held on Jan. 27.
Guest speaker at t: meeting
will be Dr. Maeanna Cheserton
Mangle, a prominent lecturer
and writer, who only recently
returned from a visit to Israel.
Mrs. Albert Newman, presi-
dent . of the Auxiliary's dramatic
group, has planned to present
an original musical skit, "Roll
Call for JNF," whir' was writ-
ten and directed by Mrs. Irving
Arlin.
Members and their friends are
urged to attend the program.

MELVIN DUBINSKY of St.
Louis has accepted the National
Chairmanship of Israel Bond
BIG Day, which will be ob-
served throughout the nation on
Sunday, Dec. 14, it was announ-
ced by Henry Montor, vice-presi-
dent of the Israel bond organi-
zation.

Rhoda Zahavie Shames

Dramatic Soprano

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