18 — DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Illi.skin-Spevak Rites Scheduled for Nova 29 Friday, September 25, 1953 ==e' Circle Activities Include Organization Of Young Marrieds Unit MISS BAYLA MISKIN The engagement of Miss Bayla Ann Miskin to Eric Spevak was recently announced. She is the daughter of Mr. Benjamin Mis- kin, of Gardendale Ave. His par- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spevak. of Greenlawn Ave. Mr. Spevak attended Wayne Uni- versity. A Nov. 29 wedding is planned. Mischakoff to Open Season for Local . Music Study Club Mischa Mischakoff, concert- master of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, will be guest of honor at the opening meeting and lunchon of the Music Study Club of Detroit, it was announc- ed by Mrs. Joseph M. Markel, president. The opening event, slated for, 12:15 p.m., Wednesday, at Holi- day Manor, will feature Isidor Saslov, talented young violinist, who will play several selections. Mrs. Allan Braver, program chairman, and Mrs. Jacob S. Sauls, chairman of the Sylvia Simons scholarship fund. are co-chairmen for the afternoon. 'New Melodies for the New Year will be the theme of the program, which will also honor new officers and board mem- bers, to be installed by Mrs. Ed- ward Zeliman. Committee chairmen. an,-: pounced by Mrs. Markel, include: Mesdames George Abramsohn, concert; Jack Scherr, co=chairman; Jerome Blum; program co-chairman; Henry Weinberg. philantropic: Alorman Allan, co-chairman: Leonard Hack, membership: Bernard Lachs. music for Israel; Ira G. Kaufman, Gwladys Luloff award: Joseph Mehr„ hospitality; Judah Goidring, yearbook: Harry Cohen, co-chairman; Jerome Stas- son, telephone,; Jack Scherr, audition: J. Stewart Linden, choral group: Elias Goldberg, drama group.: B. J. Mash. publicity: Samuel Schaflander. budget; Isadore Mendelsohn, student musicians; Samuel Eisenberg, junior gpcoup Ezra Lipkin. insignia; A. R. Brasch, by"laws; Eugene Lastor and M. E. Wolfe, Com- munity Council delegates; Arthur S. Pur- dy-League of Jewish Women's delegate; Juliu, CILAjcs. Oscar Kahan, Bernard Os- .3105, Heilman Rothman, Dan Spivack and Miss Rebecca B. Fineberg, hoard mem- bers-at-large. The opening luncheon is open to non-members. For reserva- tions, call Mrs. Mohr, UN. 2-734. Plans are currently 'being form- ulated for the group's annual concert on Dec. 1. For inform- ation on membership, call Mrs Markel, UN. 2-8394, or Mrs. Hadk 10. 7-1390. Similarity in Names Brings Change to APFC All phases of Workmen's Circle activity will swing into action this week, with meetings of branches scheduled for today, Saturday and next week. The organizational meeting of a new WC branch of young marrieds is planned for this evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cousens, 4309 Leslie. Already working on plans for the new unit are the Ben Plat- niks and Joe Meltons. For in- formation, call Iris Platnik. TE. 4-9065, or Robert Greene, TO. 9-2014. Under the direction of Mrs. Kay Peven, the Circle Youth Dramatic Club will hold its ini- tial meeting at 10:30 a.m..Satur- day. Mrs. Peven, a professional, will lead the group in a series of plays, choral and rhythm work. Parents interested in the program should call TO. 9-2014. The annual district conference of the Michigan Circle will be held Oct. 3 to 4. Representatives from Detroit's eight branches and branches in Grand Rapids and Windsor, will attend the sessions. The conference will hear re- ports from inter-organizational committees including c h o r u s, Jewish Labor Committee, dis- trict committee, cemetery de-. partment, medical department, women's division and dramatic group. The Oct. 3 session will be highlighted by an address by Joseph Bernstein, chairman of JLC in Detroit, chairman of the building committee and Detroit editor of the Jewish Daily For- ward. • The featured speaker at Sun- day's meeting will be Daniel Ifshin, chairman of the national organization committee of Workmen's Circle, who will re- port on the year's progress in Workmen's Circle over the na- tion. The conference will elect the Michigan D i s t r ict Committee, local governing body. From the committee members selected, the district group will choose its of- ficers at its organizational meet- ing on Oct. 15. Men's The G-r eater Detroit Bnai Brith Men's and Women's Coun- cil will hold its first blood bank rally of the season from 6 p.m., to 12 midnight, Tuesday. at Adas , Shalom Synagogue. In the past three years, Bnai Brith in Detroit has obtained 4,500 pints of blood for Korea and local use. Leo Polk, one of the three chairmen of the Men's Council blood bank, stated that there has been a let-down in the blood supply since the Korean truce, but that supplies of blood are still vitally needed. Polk added that 18 blood cen- ters have been closed in smaller communities since the end of hostilities, and that the bigger cities have been slipping in their collections of vital blood. MRS. MILTON GREEN Increased use locally, he said, Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Gar- plus the need for blood in the pro- finkle, of Skorie, Ill., announce cessing of gamma globulin for the recent marriage of their daughter, Sally, to Milton Green, For Fine Music .. . son of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Green, and Entertainment of 4068 Cortland. Coll Both young people are stu- dents at the University of Michi- gan where Mr. Green is a junior and His Orchestra in medical school and his bride TO. 8-2907 or UN. 2-2783 a senior in the college of edu cation. J W V 4: 4: CHARLES & AARON KOGAN AUXILIARY will hold a cabaret night on Saturday, at the Mem- orial Home, announces Sheila Garber, chairman. Show girls, entertainment and refreshments will be featured, she said. Tick- ets are available from any Post or Auxiliary member. Two Men to Realty Offices O'Donnell-Madsen Co., Real- tors, of 18310 Livernois, an- the association with, n.o their firm of Harry Goldman and John Craige.. The two men will be added to the company's sales force. which specializes in properties in Northwest Detroit and suburbs. WEDDING? BAR MITZVAH? ROSENBLAT, M.C. anti His Orchestra & Associate Bands COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT References on Request TO. 6-5016 TE. 2-1146 LOW FLAT PICK-UP CHARGES STORAGES—PACKING—SHIPPING REDUCED RATES POOL CARS Household Goods-Persone3 Effects•Autos CALIFOIFINIA - v sE RV. ICE I DAY*NIGHT* SUNDAY FAST AUTHORIZED SERVICE ON PHILCO • GE • CROSLEY RCA • ZENITH • ADMIRAL . 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Chicago's largest hetet within 10 1.441014 from tispert, *00 modems, comfortable reomo.-complete Wes for business 244 social functions. 1 Pfc. JOSEPH L. BALE POST will meet on Thursday, at the. Memorial Home. Meetings will follow on the first and third Thursdays of each month. Tick • ets to the group's dinner-dance. planned for Oct. 11, at Belmont Dining Room, may be obtained by calling Daniel B. Hamburg, KE. 3-5217. * The Jewish War Veterans BOWLING LEAGUE, because of the occurrence of the holiday on Wednesday, will not bowl on that day. Bowling will resume Oct. 7, at Bowl-O-Drome. Clubs I O'Donnell-Madsen Co. Adds PERFECTION LODGE, F. & A.M„ will hold a Master Mason's banquet at 6:30 p.m., Wednes- day, at Masonic Temple. Pro- bate Judge George Edwards will be guest speaker. All appointed officers of the Lodge will be honored at the banquet, follow- ing which the Master Mason's degree will be conferred, in the long form, by worshipful master Julian S. Tobias and senior war- den Jack Jackman. The class is named for Joseph M. Sisler, mas- ter of Perfection Lodge iii 1946. * * * Sidney M. Levine. program •chairman of BETH AARON MEN'S CLUB, announces the group's third annual ` cabaret night, to be held at 8:30 pan., Sunday, in'the synagogue social hall. Iry Wermont, nationally prominent Jewish comedian, will be the major attraction. Wer- mont specializes in a program of mental telepathy. Dancing will be to the music of Sammy Woolf and his orchestra. polio prevention and the con- stant necessity for blood re- search make it necessary for Bnai Brith work to continue un- abated in this area. Serving with Polk are Alex Adelberg and Max Fogelman. Mrs. Yetta Yates is chairman of the women's blood committee. The four leaders urge all of the 13,500 Bnai Brith members to replenish the waning supply of blood on Tuesday. BEN KATZMAN TEX. - ARIZ. • N. MEX. - ORE. • WASH Dr. Bernard Weston, chairman of the Detroit Chapter, Ameri- PHONE FA, 1-0300 4d4 T.g. s 5-3:61N. can Physician's Fellowship Com- mittee (APFC) and a member of Four hostile newspapers are its national board, announces a more to be feared than a thou- MOVING AND STORAGE CO. change in the name of the or- sand bayonets.—Napoleon. ganization to the Affiliates of the Israel Medical Association The decisioi was adopted at the group's recent convention at Nashua. N. H. when members felt the name was likely to be con- fused with the American Jew- ish Physician's Committee AJPC), an affiliate of the 'American Friends of Hebrew University. All members of the AlMA are non-resident members of the Is- eaeli Medical Association, and support a program of medical aid to doctors in the Jewish *hate. Rita; Brith to Hold Blood Bank; Report Need for Blood Still Great Detroiter Milton Green Wed to Illinois Girl ELECTRONIC SERVICE SINCE 1938 . UHT TV MS TR.2-8282 IN YOUR HOW WEST SIDE SERVICE T r L.-- 4.-2858 EAST SIDE SERVICE LA. 7-5462 DEXTER TELEVISION CO THEIR ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP TO TURN OUT Oa Tuesday s Sept, 29th, 1953 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 Midnight For THE FIRST BNAI BRITH BLOOD BANK RALLY of the 1953-54 Season At Atlas Shalom Synagogue, Curtis at Santa 1Resa The Bnai Brith Blood Bank is called upon daily to furnish vitally needed blood.. Only YOUR giving can replenish our depleted supply. Give YOUR donation of Blood on Tuesday, September 29, 1953,