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Among the Detroiters attending the Shrine convention in
New York were Mr. and Mrs. Dooley Cohan, Mr. and Mrs. William
N.edelman, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kepes, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kepes, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Sussman, Mr. ancbMrs. Dave Cooperman and daugh-
ters, and Charles Light, all of whom stayed at the Taft Hotel.
Mr, and Mrs. Cohan, on their return, are now at their summer
home at Colchester, Ont.
Miss Beatrice Ludwig, of 3244 . Monterey, is vacationing at
Scaroon Manor on Schroon Lake, N.Y.
Rabbi and Mrs. Morris Adler have left for the East toast
where Rabbi Adler will teach at the Brandeis Camp Community
Leaders' Institute. Enrolled are such prominent Hollywood per-
sonalities as Dore Schare, Norman Corwin and Michael Blank-
fort. During July, Rabbi Adler taught at the graduate summer
session of the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York.
Recent guests at Omena Inn included Ida Aran, the H. Axol-
rods, Francis Bakers, H. A. Benderoffs, Ralph Bennetts and fam-
ily, Irving Berg, the M. Birnbaums, L. Brandeses and daughter,
D. Carlsons, Mrs. H. Cherniak, the J. Chudnows and son, Irwin
Cohens and family, Miriam Dombey, the Sam Eders and family,
Norman Ellsteins ; B. Feldmans, Moe Feldmans, S. Frankels, Mor-
ris Friedmans, Mrs. • Ben Gellman, the Walter Gerbers, Frank
Gorback, the Louis Hammersteins, Jack Helfands, Mrs. Israel M.
Hertz, Mrs. Harry Himelstein, the D. L. Hittlemans, Ernestine
Horowitz, M. A. Ingram, Dr. and Mrs .B. Israel and daughter, the
S. Jacobsons and granddaughter, D. Kanheims and family, Mrs.
Rose Klug, the Jack Krauts, Irving Krolls, Louis LaMeds, Mrs.
Peter Lustgarten, the J. J. Millers, A. Morrisons, M. Mullers and
daughter, Mrs. Alex Nichamin, Mrs. Hanah Nieder, the Harry
Petoks, Betty Repitor, Mrs. Herman Rosenberg, Mary and Rose
Rosenberg, Mrs. V. J. Rosenberg, the Irving Rosengards, J. Rosen-
shines, A. Rotmans and family, E. L. Schultzes and daughter, H.
C. Schwartzwalds and family, Saul Semanskys and family, Kurt
Singers and son, B. Slabecks and child, Sigmund Slabecks, Loraine
Solomon, Mrs. Marvin Solomon, the Joseph Spiegels and family,
M. S. Starrs, Mrs. M. R. Steinberg the M. P. Steinways and fam-
ily, H. R. Tanners, Dr. and Mrs. J. Wagner and family, the J. W.
Webbers, Mrs. Ann Wachler, Mrs. Harry Weinberg, Mrs. Israel
Weisman, Julia Weiss, Mrs. David Wolf and daughter, the C. H.
Woods, Allan Woodruffs and Myer Zolkowers.
Mrs. Arthur Gellman and daughter, Sandi, of Monica Ave.,
have returned from a month's stay in Mexico.
Vacationing at the new Empress Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla.,
are the following Detroiters: Mr. and Mrs. Abraham B. Miller
and children, Barbara, Martin and Marian, of 17595 Birchcrest,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Binkow and daughter, Margot, Mrs Rose
Manning and daughter, Janice, Mr. and Mrs. MaUrice Goodman
and daughter, Gloria, former Detroiters now of Toledo, 0., are also
among the vacationers.
Mrs. Mollie Joff of Johannesburg, South Africa, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Indichstein of Buena Vista Ave.
Kenneth Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Lane, is spending
two months traveling through Europe.
A dinner honoring the Bar Mitzvah of Milton Philip Roten
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Rotenberg, of Prairie Ave., was
held on Sunday, in the Mayfair Room. The ceremony was observed
a day earlier at Adas Shalom Synagogue.

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That's how it's been with
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through the years, this is their
first meeting since Mrs. Stein
left her little sister in David-
Horodok, Russia some' 30 years
ago.

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Through letters, M r s. Stein
learned how her sister had left
the Russian city, herself, 22
years ago, and traveled to Pales-
tine as a Halutz. She also
learned of her marriage in Pal-
estine to a Bessarabian. Jew
who also came to the Holy -Land
as a Halutz.
There was the waiting out, in
1948, of an anxious year when
Mrs. Levenson was serving as a
hospital attendant caring for

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Friday, July 31. 1953

the wounded Israeli casualties
during the War for Indepen-
dence and her husband served
with the Haganah.

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There has been a lot of
small talk at Mrs. S t e i n's
home, at 16165 Ilene, between
two women who have a lot to
tell each other. Mrs. Leven-
son, who is here with her
three-year-old daughter, Sho-
shana, has explained what her
18-year-old son is doing with
the Israel Army; how her
husband, a mechanical engi-
neer, has been working in a
factory to build up Israel's eco-
nomy; what life is like in
their Labor Zionist settlement,
Kiryat Chaim, a suburb of
Haifa.

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Visit from Sister in Israel
Fills 30 Years of Absence

After 30 years—a double sim-
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It was the marriage of her
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Levenson some 5,000 miles, from
Kiryat Chaim, Israel to Detroit,
and reunited her with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Morris Stein, whom
she hadn't seen ,for 30 years.
The exciting voyage—the very
first directly from Israel to the
United States aboard the S.S.
Jerusalem, which was making
its maiden trip under the Is-
raeli flag—was secondary to the
anxiety she experienced waiting
to see her sister and her family,
Mrs. Levenson said.
And Mrs. Stein—well, as soon
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planning to attend the wedding
of her daughter, Beverly, to
Donald L. Kay, she admits, it
wasn't always easy to concen-
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