SMU Grad, Teacher
To Wed Detroiter

FLORENCE ELAINE WOLFF

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Wolff
of San Antonio, Texas, an-
nounce the betrothal of their
daughter, Florence Elaine, to
Arthur M. Sloan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Sloan of 12800 Santa
Clara.
Miss Wolff, a graduate of
Southern Methodist University,
is a teacher in the Redford,
(Mich.) Union School Systems
She is a member of Phi Sigma
and Phi Beta Kappa.
Mr. Sloan, a graduate of the
University of Michigan, will
commence his senior year in the
Wayne University College of
Law in September. He is a
member of Omicron Chapter of
Tau Epsilon Rho, Wayne Uni-
versity legal fraternity, and of
Iota Chapter of Sigma Gamma
Epsilon, University of Michigan
geology, mining and metallurgy
fraternity.

JWB Junior Hostess
Corps Formed Here

Steps toward the formation of
a Junior Hostess Corps by the
Jewish Welfare Board armed
services committee of Detrpit
were taken at a servicemen's
bruncheon in the garden of Mrs.
Paul Litvin, 23610 Scott Boule-
vard, Mt. Clemens.
Attending this bruncheon in
the capacity of volunteer JWB
Junior Hostesses were the Miss-
es Janis Lazar, 13035 Santa
Clara; Betsy Brown, 19366 San-
ta Barbara; Estelle Davidson,
3223 Buena Vista; Florence
Gutman, 2632 Tyler; and Muriel
Kingston, 2712 Clements.
Mrs Maurice A. Landau, vice-
president of the JWB armed
services committee of Detroit,
Miss Gloria Lobeski and Miss
Esther Adler of the Detroit
Jewish Social Service Bureau,
attended as senior hostesses.
Dr. Harry Lerner, adult educa-
tion supervisor of the Jewish
Center, and staff consultant to
the JWB committee, arranged
for the recruiting of hostesses,
and helped provide transporta-
tion.
Plans are being made for a
JWB Junior Hostess Corps In-
stitute in coordination with the
USO Junior Hostess Training
Program. Misses Janis Lazar
and Barbara Frances Levin have
offered their services as co-
organizers of a JWB Junior
Hostess Corps to provide needed
services for military personnel
and hospitalized veterans in this
area.

Synagogues to Make
Holy Day Bond Plea

Twenty -f our Detroit syna-

Dr. Hertz on WJBK Pulpit gogues have approved plans to
Program, Sunday Morning obtain Israel bond subscriptions

The culture commission of the
Jewish Community Council an-
nounces that Richard C. Hertz,
rabbi of Temple Beth El, will
deliver the principal sermon, and
Cantor Jacob Sonnenklar, of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
will chant selections from the
Hebrew liturgy on the Jewish
portion of the Detroit Pulpit
Series of station WJBK, which
will be simulcast July 5, 10:30 to
11 a.m., in celebration of Inde-
pendence Day. Lawrence Crohn
and Louis LaMed are co-chair-
men of the culture commission.

during the High Holy Day serv-
ices, it was announced at a
meeting of the Mizrachi, syna-
gogues and religious groups
committee June 25.
Daniel Temchin, chairman of
the committee, outlined a pro-
gram to help meet Israel's eco-
nomic needs. "The High Holy_
Days coming this year will pro-
vide our final opportunity to
purchase State of - Israel Inde-
pendence Bonds, an opportunity
we must not fail to meet," Tem-
chin said. The $500,000,000 Bond
Issue is slated to terminate in
May, 1954.

Finaly Children Now in Jewish
Home After Return to Paris

PARIS, (JTA)—Robert and
Gerald Finaly, the two Jewish
orphans whose baptism into the
Catholic Church and abduction
by their temporary Catholic
guardian became a world-wide
issue, were brought to a seclud-
ed estate in St. Leonard, near
Paris, after reaching the French
capital this week from Spain.
where they had been hidden for
about five months. The estate
belongs to Andre Weil, a Jewish
lay leader, who was active in the
legal fight for the return of the
adopted boys.
The return of the two Jewish,
children from Spain followed a
decision of the French Court of
Appeals last week confirming
the appointment of their aunt,
Mrs. Hedwig Rosner of Israel, as
their legal guardian. Mrs. Rosner
is expected to arrive in Paris
within a few days from Israel
to join the boys at Mr. Weil's
estate. She has promised to give
the orphans a French education
and to leave them free later to
choose their religion.
(From Tel Aviv it. was re-
ported that Mrs. Rosner, who •
resides in Gedera, was visited
by a director of El-Al Israel
Airlines, who presented her
with free flight tickets for
herself and the two Finaly
boys who may be brought by
her to Israel. Mrs. Rosner was
greatly moved by the fact that
the children finally reached
France; She indicated that she
will fly to Paris within a few
days.)
The two Finaly boys were
brought back to France as a re-
alit of direct action by Cardinal

Gerlier, Primate of France. They
had been kept in Guetaria,
Spanish Basque country near the
French border, where they had
been hidden by Basque Catholics
since early February.
Father Chaillet, representative
of Cardinal Gerlier, said that the
return of the children was in
conformity with the promises
made by the Catholic authori-
ties. He said that close coopera-
tion by Basque priests had been
important in tracing the loca-
tion of the children in Spain
and their refuge with a Basque
family. He charged that despite
assurances they had given, it
was almost certain that the
Spanish authorities had done
nothing to help recover the
children.
The children were orphaned
during World War II when their
parents fell victim to the Nazi
anti-Jewish extermination cam-
paign. Previously, the parents
had left the two boys for safe-
keeping in a Catholic home.
Their temporary guardian later
had them baptized and refused
to return them to the family.
The case attracted consider-.
able attention here and abroad
and numerous appeals were
made to the Vatican and the
Catholic hierarchy for their
intercession. An agreement
reached between the hierarchy
and the Grand. Rabbinate of
France on March 6 provided
that the children would be
brought back to France and re-
turned to Jewish custody. The
delay on the part of the Church
authorities in implementing this
agreement had provoked sharp
criticism.

10—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 3, 1953

Weds Detroiter

MRS.

HARRY L. BERCH

The marriage of Miss Evelyn
Mildred Gandal, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gandal of
Cleveland, and Harry L. Berch
cf Detroit was solemnized by
Rabbi Enoch Hans Kornheini
at Gates of Hope Synagogue,
Cleveland.
In the bridal party, besides
the parents, were the bride's
grandfathers, Mitchell Gandal
and Joseph Weiss; the bride's
brother, Robert Gandal; Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Berch, Saul Adaskin,
Fay Stein and Violet Levine.
Detroiters at the wedding in-
cluded Sylvia Adaskin, Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Berch, Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Marcus, Sidney Schiff,
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Adaskin, Bur-
ton Schiff, Rose Feldman, Mr.
and Mrs. William Foreman, Mr.
and Mrs. David Ross, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Epstein, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Atkins, Mrs. A. Sel-
igson, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slom-
ovitz and Mr. and Mrs. Carmi M.
Slomovitz.

Junior Hadassah Installs
Harriet Mintz President

Junior Hadassah, Central, held
its installation of officers June
22 at Zacks. Rosalind Schubot,
president of the Business and
Professional Chapter, installed
the following officers:
Harriet Mintz, president; Zel-
da Mintz, vice-president; Irene
Feldman, Ann Zelonka, Rosalie
Graw, secretaries; Shirley Balles,
treasurer.
Committee chairmen are : Lin-
da Schwartz, program; Shelly
Rich, jug night; Rozanne Butt-
ner and Estelle Pikulin, mem-
bership; Ruth Turchin, publicity;
Pauline Koenigsburg, JNF; Ro-
chelle Shiffman, hospitality; Sue
Hyams, sports; and Ann Ep-
stein, bulletin.
The Henrietta Szold Award
was given to the following for
outstanding service during the
year: Harriet Mintz, Zelda Mintz,
Irene Feldman, Ann Zelonka,
Rozanne Buttner, Linda
Schwartz, Ann Epstein and
Shirley Balles.

Cruising

Down the River

Dr. Basilius Holds
1953-54 Franklin
Memorial Chair

Dr. Harold A. Basilius, pro -
fessor of German and director
of the humanities program at
Wayne University, has been
named the Franklin Memorial
Professor in Human Relations
for 1953-54.
Selection was made by Acting
President of the University
Clarence B. Itilberry upon rec -
ommendation of a faculty com-
mittee. The "Leo M. Franklin
Chair" was established at Wayne
in 1949 by action of the Board
of Trustees of Temple Beth El
and the Detroit Board of Edu-
cation.
Dr. Basilius, a graduate of
Concordia College and Ohio
State University, began his
teaching career in 1929 as an
instructor of German at Capital
University, Ohio. He came to
Wayne in 1936 as professor and
head of the department, after
three years at the University of
Chicago.
In addition to numerous ar-
ticles in professional journals,
he is the author of "A Work-
book for Reading German," pub-
lished by the Wayne University
Press in 1939.
Under the terms of the plan
Wayne University annually pre
sents a series of lectures known
as the "Leo M. Franklin Lec-
ture Series in Human Relations."
Speakers include the chair
holder and -four other lecturers
selected by him.

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ment of their daughter, Bever-
ly Lois, to Victor Carl Gordon,
son of Mrs. Mollie Gordon of
Boston Boulevard.
Miss Blaine is a student at
Wayne University and
her
fiance is attending the Wayne
School of Pharmacy.

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