JNF Forms Nachlath Bronx in Israe

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swartz,
Announcement is made of the of Tyler Ave., announce the en-
engagement of Ann Zack of the gagement of their daughter,
Wilshire Hotel, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Zack, to Milton
Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Rosenberg of Santa Barbara
Drive. An early spring wedding
is planned.

The sign points to the site of Nachlath Hasocharim upon
which a colony will be established 'in the name of the Jewish
Bronx Merchants Society. To the right is Mrs. Morris Wishnetsky;
to the left, Mrs. VVishnetsky'i daughter Myra and her husband.

People Make News

Senators WILLIAM LANGER
(R N.D.) and HUBERT H. HUM-
PHREY (D-Minn.) will speak to
the annual meeting of United
Service for New Americans
about immigration problems
and the McCarran-Walter Im-
migration and Nationality Act
of 1952, Saturday night, at
Roosevelt Hotel, New York.
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M. Manuel Merzon, promin-
ently identified with the Ortho-
dox community and revision-
ist Zionism, has filed as can-
didate for the Common Pleas
Court to be voted .on in the
primary e I e c-
tion Feb. 16.
Merzon, a na-
tive of Mogilev,
;;, Russia, came to
this country in
his early teens.
He attended
the Literary
__College of the
University of
Michigan, from
which he grad-
Merzon uated, with dis-
tinction, prior to earning his
law degree at the Detroit Col-

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Technion's Thanks
Editor, The Jewish News:
Please accept our appreciation
for your many evidences of in-
terest and helpfulness in the
American Technion Society and
in the progress of expansion of
the Hebrew Institute of Tech-
nology in Haifa, Israel. Your
editorial on the significance of
the Technion in the process of
the building of the State of Is-
rael is one of the best, if not
the best evaluation we ever read.
BEN WILK, Chairman
Detroit Chapter
American Technion Society
LEON KAY, Nat'l. Vice-Pres.
American Technion Society

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Betrothal of Daughter
Told by Edward Swartz'

The forthcoming marriage c.f
Carolyn Lou Brown to Robert
Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Na-
thaniel Green, of Ewald Circle,
was announced for Feb. 22. The
bride-elect is the daughter of
Mrs. Morris Brown, of the Wil-
shire Hotel, and the late Mr.
Brown.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Lichten-
stein, of 2940 W. Chicago, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Esther, to Joseph B.
Lowen, son of Mrs. Armin Low-
en, of 3709 Richton, and the late
Dr. Lowen. The bridegroom-elect
is a graduate of Ohio State Uni-
SANDRA E. SWARTZ
versity. An April wedding is
Sandra Elaine, to Marvin Cohn,
planned.
son of Mrs. 'Anna Cohn, of Tyler
Ave.,
and the late Martin Cohn.
Hadassah to PreSent

Dr. Epel in Second
Educational Program

Ahavas Achim Women
Plan All-Day Meeting

Mrs, Edith Nagle, of Chicago,
president of the Midwest Region

of National Women's League,
United Synagogue of America
and a leading figure in the Con-
servative movement, will be fea-

tured at an all-
day program
sponsored by

Ahavas Achim

Sisterhood on
Wednesday.
The first of
three separate
meetings with
Mrs.. Nagle will

be held at 1
a.m., with offi-

cers and board
members of the::.
Siste rhood. A Mrs. Nagle .
leadership course will be con
ducted by Mrs. Nagle for the
general membership from 1 to 3

p.m.

In the evening, Mrs. Nagle
will be guest speaker at an ini-
tiation ceremony when a large
group of new members will be
inducted into the Sisterhood.
Following the installation, a
buffet supper prepared by mem-
bers, will be served, announces
Center's '77th Holiday Hop
Young_ adults and adults are Mrs. Erwin Leviant, membership
invited to attend the 77th Holi' chairman.
day Hop sponsored by the • Jew-
Our Want Ads Get Results.
ish Community Center at 9:30
p. m. Sunday, at the Woodward
building. The Djerkiss Brothers
and their Orchestra will enter-
tain.

"The Magic of Science in Is-
lege of Law in 1926, from which rael" is the subject Chosen by
time he has been actively en- Dr. Joseph Epel, a Detroiter who
gaged in the practice in De- has made his mark in the field
troit. He is secretary of the Syn-
of chemistry
agogue Council of Detroit and
and science, at
Call UN. 4-6442
president of Organization for
a meeting of 14--THE JEWISH NEWS
Fair and Equitable Rents.
the Detroit
Friday, January 9, 1953
Chapter of Ha-
dassah at 10:30
For Fine Music .. .
a.m., T u e sday,
FLORIST
and Entertainment
at Adas Shalom
Call
Synagogue. -
For Better Designs
"Mind Over Matter," is the
Reasonable Quotations
The program,
BEN KATZMAN
theme - of a program sponsored
second in a se-
—on-
and His Orchestra
by the ADAS SHALOM MEN'S
ries of four UN. 2-2783
Dr. Epel
• WEDDINGS
or
TO. 8-2907
CLUB at 8 p.m., Monday, in the
• ':ROWERS
synagogue social hall. Well- educational meetings to be held
• BAR
this
month,
will
be
followed
by
known mentalist, humorist and
MITZVAHS
DAVE DOMBEY
scientist Dr. Henry Gerald will individual group luncheonettes,
at
12:30
p.m.,
that
day,
at
the
-
and
-
Associates
At
The Sign
be guest artist. He will discuss
locations:
Bob
Jack
01 The Ng
and give a presentation on his following
BAGLEY—At Beth Aaron Synagogue,
Benyas - Kaufman
approach to mental telepathy, featuring musical skit, "This Is Hadas-
Below
Wedding and Bar Mitzvah
Six Mile Root.
mysticism and hypnotism. Sub- sah."
PHOTOGRAPHERS
CENTRAL EAST—Home of Mrs. Ralph
jects will be chosen from the Davidson, 1666 W. Chicago, featuring
16640 JAMES COUZEM
TY. 8-7800
LI. 6-4610
skit, "Hands," and a film.
audience.
CENTRAL WEST — At Zionist House,
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with showing of new Israeli film.
RUSSP.LT , WOODS E—At home of Mrs.
Mary V. Beck, president pro- Peter
Shifrin, 2005 Oakman Blvd., with
tern of the Detroit Common Dr. S. Joseph Fauman speaking on "The
Controversial Maclver Report.' .
Council, will address members
SCHAEFER—At Ahavas Achim Syna-
of the GEMILUTH CHASSO- gogue, featuring quiz program.
SHERWOOD—At home of Mrs. Harold
DIM MEN'S CLUB on "City Schreiber,
Celebrating 25 Years of
19360 Renfrew, with "What's
Government," at its meeting at My Line" program featuring mystery
Service
to the Community
guest
and
member
panelists.
a:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Bereznitz
UNIVERSITY E—At home of Mrs. Ber-
Hall, Linwood and Davison. John nard Zack, 17547 Parkside, also featuring
presents
My Line," with mystery guest
Hurtig, chairman of the educa- "What's
and panel.
tional committee, will chair the
UNIVERSITY W—At 1 p.m., Adas
'Synagogue, featuring "Passport
program. L. Gruenbaum, presi- Shalom
to Life," a film. Mrs. Samuel Shetzer
dent, will speak also. The pub- will sing, accompanied on harp by Mrs.
at the
Sidney Jackson.
lic is invited.

Getting Married?

Men's s Clubs

Neugarten Medical Aid

Nile 61 Games"

Jewish Folk Chorus
Concerts Announced
For Jan. 21, Feb. 15

The Detroit Jewish Folk Chor-
us announces two events to be
held Jan. 21 and Feb. 15.
The 12th annual donor lunch-
eon will be held at the Mayfair
Wednesday noon, Jan. 21, with
the following- committee in
charge : Mesdames W. Litt, M.
Citrinp R. Levine, S. Roman, J.
Lazare, R. Kauffer, I. Kessler,
I. Schachter, L. Gray, J. Maisen-
berg.
A musical program is being
planned with the Women's
Choral Group, conducted by
Henri Goldberg. Instrumental-
Install Alex Speyer
ists and solo vocalists will also
Craftsman Lodge Head
be on the afternoon's program.
On the occasion of the Jew-
Alex Speyer was installed ish Music Month, the mid-win-
worshipful master of Craftsman ter concert will be presented at
Lodge, F. & A.
Music Hall, Feb. 15. A cantata
M., at recent
based on the book "My Glorious
ceremonies.
Brothers" by Howard Fast, the
Others in-
story of Judas Maccabeus, set to
stalled were
music by Sonny Vale of Los An-
Manuel Klasky,
geles, will be presented for the
senior warden;
first time in Detroit;
Nathan Taisch,
junior • warden;
Avalon Hiking Club to Hold
David M. Berk,
Skating, Tobogganing Party
treasurer; Wil-
liam Rosenberg.;
Avalon Hiking Club will meet
secretary; Sid-
at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, at Avalon
ney H., Jackson,
Theater and will travel to Pon-
senior deacon;
tiac Lake for a day of skating
David Utley ju-
and tobogganing. Dinner will
•nior deacon;
follow at Old Mill Tavern in
Speyer
Emil Dumbrow-
Waterford. Those over 21 are
er, tiler; Emanuel Bauman, mar- invited. For information call
shall and Samuel Levine, chap- Helen Kaplan, TO. 8-5194, or
Sam Fried, UN. 1-1194.
lain.

/ WYOMING — At Carmel Hebrew
School, 17556 Wyoming, featuring movie,
"The Healing Hand" and skit, ”Hands."
RUSSELL WOODS W.—Program at 8:30
p.m., Jan. 21, at Young Israel Center.
Husbands welcome to attend musical

Houston Paper Establishes
Forum to Air Major Issues

HOUSTON,
Tex., (JTA)—A
public forum in which out-
standing authorities will discuss
leading Jewish issues of the day
has been established by the Jew-
ish Herald-Voice, Houston Eng-
lish-Jewish weekly. *
D. H. White, editor and pub-
lisher of the journal, in his an-
nouncement, pointed out that
"there are many facets of Jew-
ish life which need tb be under-
stood by the community." In the
Herald-Voice forum, to be held
twice-monthly in the Jewish
Community Center, presentation
of both sides of the issue will
be followed by a forum discus-
sion with the participation of
the audience.

Adas Shalom Teen-Agers
Plan Levi Leap on Jan. 22

Adas Shalom Hi-Teens will
sponsor the Levi Leap, a barn
dance featuring the music of
Jim Schultheis and his band, at
8 p.m., Jan. 22, in the synagogue
social hall.- Tickets are available
at the door or from individual
members.
Planning the affair are the
group's new officers: Harold
Barron, president; Francis Golde
vice-president; Sheilah Gold-
berg and Lorelei Schuman, sec-
retaries; Elaine Feldman, treas-
urer; and Marshal. Goldman and
Charles Goodman, sgts.-at-arms.

Latin Quarter

East Grand Blvd. at Woodu,ard

Sunday, January 18th 1953

Prizes and Surprises Galore!
For Tickets Call:
Mrs. Hyman Freedland, Ticket Chair.—UN. 3-9377
Mrs. Bernard Nathan—UN, 1 0670
Contribution $3.00 per person

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