Peggy Barnett to Solo
With Ballet Company
Pharmacist's Section
To Begin Drive Effort
THE JEWISH NEWS-13
Albert Boesky and Albert Rog-
gin; co-chairmen of the phar-
macist's section of the Profes-
sional Division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign, announced
that the section's opening din-
ner will be held at 7 p.m., Mon-
day, at Lacher's. -
Dentists and dental techni-
cians will hold their opening
brunch at 10:30 a.m., Sunday,
April 19, at Holiday Manor. Co-
chairmen of the section are Dr.
Samuel Krohn and Dr. Frank
Reisman.
At 4 p.m., Thursday, the ac-
countants, guided by Russell
Nida, will hold a report meeting
at the Fred M. Butzel Memorial
Building, 163 Madison. This sec-
tion's early start in the drive
has them well ahead of. the
other sections in solicitation.
Division pledge slips returned
so far show a substantial in-
crease over last year's at this
PEGGY BARNETT, daugh- time. The workers have indi-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Bar- cated that they will complete
nett, of 16171 Normandy, will - solicitation early.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL MEN'S CLUB
will be hosts to the Temple Sis-
terhood at a program Saturday
evening at the Temple. Ben
Katzman. and his orchestra will
provide music 'for dancing and
entertainment. A midnight sup-
per will be served • by the men.
Morton Becheck and Tom Mit-
tledorf, chairmen, invite niem-
bers, their wives and members of
the Sisterhood and their hus-
bands to attend.
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Detroit Graduate Chapter of
TAU EPSILON RHO law frater-
nity will hold its annual dinner
on Saturday-evening, at the Park
Sheraton Hotel. Earl Perkins and
his orchestra will play for danc-
ing. • All graduates . and under
graduates may contact Harry
Klein, 51 W. Warren, for reser-
vations.
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BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB
will hold a spring festival on
Sunday evening, in the "synago-
gue social hall. All proceeds from
the event will go to the Boy's
Club and Boy Scout Troop 135,
both of which are sponsored by
the Men's club.
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pointment of Mrs. Dorothy
Houghton, of Red Oak, Ia., as
assistant director of MSA to be
in charge of refugee .problems
and assume responsibility for
studying U.S. immigration poli-
cies.
Mrs. Houghton, the MSA said,
will head an entirely new MSA
division "for refugees, migration
and travel." Her responsibilities
will include problems involving
refugees in Europe, the Middle
East and Far East.
An active clubwoman, Mrs.
Houghton served from 1950 to
1952 as president of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs:
Her husband is president of the
Houghton State Bank in Iowa.
She holds membership in the
Daughters of the American Re-
volution a n d other organiza-
tions.
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RICH-HURWITZ. Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Hurwitz, of Monte
Vista Ave., announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Jean,
to David Rich, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Rich, of McNichols
Ave. The wedding was solem-
nized March 26, at Los Angeles,
Calif. After honeymooning at
Palm Springs, Calif., the couple
are now residing in Los Angeles
where the bridegroom is station-
ed with the U. S. Army.
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BERLIN, (JTA) — Dr. Joseph
J. Schwartz, executive v i c e-
chairman of the United Jewish
Appeal, toured Jewish communal
institutions h e r e, accompanied
by Samuel Haber, Joint Distri-
bution Committee director for
Germany.
Dr. Schwartz, who is studying
the situation of Jewish refugees,
will fly to Munich , for a visit
with DP's at the Foehrenwald
camp before proceeding to Vien-
na.
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a seder at the Wannsee camp
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Zone of Germany. Rabbi Max
Nussbaum, of Hollywood, a
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April
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appear as a soloist with the
Olga Fricker Concert Dance
Stassen Names Iowa
Group in "An Evening of Bal-
let," to be held at 8:30 p.m., Woman Refugee Chief
Saturday, in the Detroit Insti-
WASHINGTON,. (JTA) Mu-
tute of Arts auditorium. Three
new ballets will be featured on tual Security Director Harold . E.
Stassen has announced the ap-
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Reappoint Irving Ackerman
Wayne. County. Supervisor
French Premier Is U.S..- . Guest
Premier Rene Mayer of
France was guest of honor at a
'Private reception given by the
Irving B. Ackerman, Detroit ! American Friends of the Alliance
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attorney, has been reappointed I Israelite Universelle and the
Scheduled for Fall
by the Detroit City Counsel to American Jewish Committee in
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen of serve his fourth year as a New York. M. Mayer, who is on
2719 Glendale Ave., announce Wayne County Supervisor. Re- an • official visit to the United
the• engagement of their daugh-, commendation for the post came States, is a vice-president of the
from John A. - Kronk, Common Alliance in France.
Councilman.
In his supervisory position,
Ackerman has served on the
Wayne County General hospital
committee, legislative committee
and pension committee. He has
accomplished much to aid the
some 200 indigent and needy
Jews, many of whom are hospi-
tal patients.
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