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Federation Women's 'Seventh Institute
To Feature 'New Phases of 1953'

Presidents of Women's Groups
Take Active Part in 'BIG Day'

Representing several of the interested groups who partici-
pated in "BIG Day" (Bonds of the Israel Government Day)
drive, last Sunday are these Jewish Women's Organizations
presidents: (seated, left to right) Mesdames Sam Bicoll, Bernard
Dosie, Morse Saulson and Bernard May. Standing (from left)
are Mesdames Frank Friedman, Charles Ile Feinberg, William
Cohen and Henry Caplan.

'Acclaim Referee Wise In Police Newspaper

A half-page article in the cur-
rent issue of Tuebor, newspaper
of the Detroit Police Officers
Association, accords high praise
to John M. Wise,
Traffic Court
Referee who is

also

active in
Jewish commu-

nal affairs. The
paper salutes
Wise, who has
been a referee
since 1945, for
his industry and
devotion to good
Wise
government.
Wise's efforts on behalf of traf-
fic safety are given special com-
mendation. -
• Wise is past president of the
Probus Club. It was during his
term in office that a program
of sending several police officers
to human relations workshops,

Monte Carlo Staff Members

Ted Hankoff, manager of the
Monte Carlo Hotel, Miami Beach,
announced the engagement of
two new members of the hotel
staff. Iry Tillis assumes the du-
ties of executive assistant and
guest promotion manager. Har-
vey Weinberg will be manager
of the reservation department
and controller of personnel.

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which was carried on in coop-
eration with the Jewish Com-
munity Council, was established.
He is an active member of the
Round Table of Protestants,
Catholics and Jews, a member
of Temple Beth El and has
served on the community rela-
tions committee of the Council,
which he also served as chair-
man of the civilian defense
committee. Wise is on the board
of directors of the Detroit Serv-
ice Group, and is a- former of-
cer .of Detroit Lodge, Bnai Brith.

Center Checker Club Plans
New Year's Eve Party

A New Year's Eve party and

dance, sponsored by the Jewish
Community Center's Chess and
Checker Club, will be held from
9 p.m. to 2:30 a.m., Dec. 31, at
the Davison Center.
Music will be provided by
Carlos Rivera and his Cosmopol-
itans, and there will be a re-
freshment counter set up at the
affair. Tickets are on sale at • the
Davison, Woodward and Twelfth
Street Centers.
The community is invited to
attend.

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ngagerrtenb

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Portney,
of 17381 Meyers, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Beatrice, to Max Linder, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Linder, of
Flint, Mich. The couple is plan-
ning a March wedding.
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At a recent open house recep-
tion, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Green-
berg, of Vassar Dr., announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Priscilla Lee, to Herbert
Feinstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Feinstein, of Santa Rosa
Dr. No wedding date has been
set.

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Plan February Wedding

the direction of Mrs. Eli. Gross,
will start at 1 p.m. and will fea-
ture a three-act rhythmic re--
view. The committee is com-
prised of:

Mesdames Milton Atlas, Arnold Bram-
son, Charles Briskman, Julius Chajes,
Harold Frank, Aimee Gaines, Oscar Giey,
Nathan Kolb. Harry Landsman, Charles
S. Lapides, Malcolm S. LOwenstein, Milton
J. Miller, -David Newman, Philip Peven.
Harry Plalt, Milford Pregerson, Joseph
Radom, Theodore I. Roth, Donald Schiller,
Abel Selburn, Sidney G. Sherman, Boaz
Siegel, Albert' Silber, John Sklar, Donald
Sucher, Ben Tolmich, Leonard H. Weiner,
Sidney Winer, Sam Salk and 'Ben 'Wein-
traub.

Beth Yehudah Issues
Financial Statements

Arthur K 1 e i n, treasurer of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, this
week announced that during the
first half of the current fiscal
year, beginning June, the Yesh-
ivah reduced its debt by $4,500.
The stabilization of the YeShi-
vah budget is due to increased
income from t u i t i o n., syna-
gogues, memorial scholarships,
dues and annual contributions,
the treasurer's report indicated.
Mr. Klein's report was prepared
for the monthly meeting of Beth
Yehudah directors, to take place
next Tuesday, at Congregation
Bnai Israel, Linwood and Leslie.
The total income for the per-
iod covered by the report was
$83,191.44, including: students'
fees, $19,359.12; Jewish Welfare
Federation gran t, $11,374.98;
contributions from individuals
and groups, $50,432.34. Major
expenditures: $45,991.47 teach-
ers' salaries; $5,447.34 transpcir-
t ation of students; $6,795.88
maintenance of buildings and
$2,485.11 lunch room. School af-
fairs and supplies, $1,479.61; ad-
ministrative and office salaries
$12,076.35.
Mr. Klein pointed out that the
Beth Yehudah schools are still
burdened by Indebtedness of
$76,477.76. The bulk of this
amount — $37,132.91 — repre-
sents accrued salarieS.

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Among the principals who will
address the conclave are Dr.
Samuel M. Blumenfield, super-
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of the College of Jewish Studies,
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the conference, Yosef A. Schub,

MISS JEAN RUSSEK

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Russek, of
18651 Mark Twain, announce
the engagement of their daugh-.
ter, Jean, to Nathan Harris, - son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harris, of
20513 Warrington. An early Feb-
ruary wedding is planned:

New Groups in Council
Bring Membership to 308

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Sidney M. Shevitz, president
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, announces that the follow-
ing organizations have been ad- ,
mitted to membership : Donald
Fox Lodge, Bnai Brith; Rex
Chapter, Bnai Brith; .Cong. Ez-
ras Achirh; Farband Lab or
Zionist Branch 552; and Wyo,*

ming Group, Hadassah.
The admission of these or-
ganizations brings to 308 the
number of groups that are af-

filiated with the Detroit Council.

FOR THE FINEST IN
POULTRY
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DICK STEIN

vice-president . from Chicago,
will preside.
Topics to be discussed include
"Vital Issues in American Jew-
ish Education Today," "The
Curriculum and E n r o llment
Problems of • the Hebrew High
School" and "Jewish Camping
as a Vehicle for Jewish EdUca-
s. ton." t

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MST SERY/CE IN YOUR HONE* COUNTY-WIDE

SINCE 1938

"New Phases of 1953," the
seventh. annual institute of the
Women's Division, Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, will take place
on Jan. 28, at Temple Israel, an-
nounced Mrs. John C. Hopp,
president of the Women's Divi-
sion.
Mrs. William P. Greenberg is
program chairman with respon-
sibility for planning major ev-
ents of the division. Members
of her committee are Mesdames
Eli Gross, Joseph G. Fenton,
John C. Hopp, Harry L. Jackson,
Harry L. Jones, Sidney J. Karbel,
Raymond A. Sokolov and Leon-
ard H. Weiner.
Mrs. Joseph G. Fenton, vice-
chairman of program and over-
all chairman of the morning
session, announces that women
may attend any of the four ses-
sions on Israel, the child, health,
or Federation and the Women's
Division.
Planning the Israel discus-
sion are MesdaMes Julius Cha-
jes, Hugh Greenberg, Samuel B.
Keene, Alan Schwartz, Albert
Silber and Ben Snider.
The child session will be aided
by Mesdames Merle Fenton, Al-
bert Fuchs, Max Klayman, Ed-
ward Politzer, Irving Small, Ray-
mond A. Sokolov, Meyer Stamell
and James Wineman.
The committee on health in-
cludes Mesdames Mandell Ber-
man, Barnett Dickman, Maier
Finsterwald, S. Baer Keidan and
Bert L. Smokier.
Arranging the Federation and
the Women's Division will be
Mesdames Stanley Akers, Milton
Atlas, Aimee Gaines, Joseph
Geschelin, William B. Isenberg,
Harry Jaffa, Sidney M. Kalt, Fe-
lix Mahler, Joseph Newman and
Miss Hattie Gittleman.
Forum sessions
begin at
10 a.m., and lunch will be served
at 12 noon.
The afternoon program, under

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arriageJ

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-

t h e

bride of Simon' Bogner. She
wore a street dress of rose satin,

with a white cap and veil. She

carried a bouquet of white chry-
santhemums and orchids on a

Bible. Mrs. Seymour Neuman

was matron of honor, and Imre
Gabos was best man. Following
a honeymoon in the East, the
Bogners are now residing at 4334
W. Grand. Out-of-town guests
included Dr. and Mrs. William
L. Rose and daughter, Carol, of
Chicago.
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WOLF-FREEDMAN. In a cere-
mony on Dec. 21, at the home
of the bride's parents, Florence
Freedman, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. John Freedman, of Long-
fellow Ave., -became the bride of
Dr. Paul Leon Wolf, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer. Wolf, of Chene
St.

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