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I Prof. S. D. GOITEIN dean of
the School of Oriental Studies I
of the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem, will join -the faculty
of Dropsie College for Hebrew
and Cognate Learning, Broad &
York Sts., Philadelphia, it was
announced by Dr. Abraham A.
Veuman, president of the college.
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Appointment of DAVID E.
TRAUB as head of the Section
Services Division of the National
Council of Jewish Women was
announced by Mrs. Elsie Elfen-
beincexecutive director of thit
Council.
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For her outstanding contri-
bution to the foreign born, Miss
Florence G. Cassidy has been
selected to receive the first
Award of Merit
presented by the
Detroit Chapter
of the American
„Association o f
'Social Workers,
at a dinner
.;meeting S e p t.
29, at Menjo's.
Miss Cassidy
has been secre-
tary of the Na-
t
zDepartment o f
Miss Cassidy the United
Community Services since 1937,
having come to Detroit from a

Notable Record Set by .
Guardian Savings Assn.

The most rapid growth of a
savings institution has just been
attained by Guardian Savings
and Loan Association, 13646
West Seven Mile, at Tracey,
whose new record for achieve-
ment in financial circles is
marked by $1,000,00.0 in new ac-
counts in three months.
On May 26,' Guardian Savings
opened for business. Phillmore
A. Leeman, secretary, states:
"The reception given us evi-
denced the need for a savings
institution with a current rate
of 2%. We are now on the road
to our second million, and ac-
counts may be opened in person
or by mail. Our accounts are
insured to $10,000. Guardian
Savings is a member of Federal
Home Loan Bank System and
Federal Savings and Loan In-
surance Corporation, U. S. Sav-
ing and Loan League and Mich-
igan Savings and Loan League."
Many facilities are available
at Guardian Savings: Money
Orders Issued; Pay Utility Bills;
Travelers' Checks; U. S. Savings
Bonds and Land Contracts col-
lected.

MARC Plans Two-Day
Parley at East Lansing

position in the research depart-
ment of the U.S. Immigration
and Naturalization Service.
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Benjamin Schneider, formerly
of the Greater Miami Jewish
Federation, has been appointed
director of the
East Central
States Region of
the Council of
Jewish Federa-
tiorls and Wel-
fare Funds, it
was announced
by Maurice Ber-
non, Cleveland,
regional presi-
dent. As direc-
rector of the
J F W F, Mr.
Schneider
Schneider w i 11
serve central Jewish community
organizations in 29 cities in In-
diana, Kentucky, Michigan,
0 h i o, Western Pennsylvania,
West Virginia and Windsor, On-
tario. He will assist the com-
munities in solving local prob-
lems on social planning, cam-
paigning, budgeting community
organization and interpretation.
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The appoint-
ment of Dr. Si-
meon L. Guter-
man, professor
of history, State
Teachers C o l-
iege, East
Stroudsburg, Pa.
as acting dean
and professor of
history at Yes-
hiva , Universi-
ty's College of
Dr. Guterman Arts and Sci-
ences, was announced by Dr.
Samuel Belkin, president of
Yeshiva University.

News Brevities

BODZIN FAMILY CLUB, at its
recent meeting, elected the fol-
lowing officers for the new sea-
son: Marvin Seligson, president;
Yetta Bodzin, vice-president;
Harry Blitz, treasurer; -and
Marian Duchan, secretary. The
new administration will be in-
stalled at ceremonies Oct. 11, at
the home of the Harry L. Blitzes,
of Greenlawn Ave.
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The National Council of Jew-
ish Women has been elected to
membership in the United States
National Commission for
UNESCO.

Chicago Woman Named
To National ADL Post

Mrs. Louis L. Perlman, of Chi-
cago, has been appointed na-
tional Anti-Defamation League
chairman for the Bnai Brith
Women's Supreme Council, an-
nounced Mrs.
Albert A. Wold-
man, S u p reme
C o u n cii presi-
dent.
A graduate of
Northwestern
University, Mrs.
Perlman joined
Bnai Brith in
1935, and be-
came president
of the North
Sh o r e Chapter Mks. Perlman
two years later. -In 1940, she was
elected to the general commit-
tee, and became president of
District 6 Women in 1944.

Michigan Association for Re-
tarded Children (MARC) will
hold its second annual confer-
ence today and Saturday, at
Michigan State College, East
Lansing, Mich. Delegates will
represent 28 parent groups.
An open house and five gener-
al sessions are planned. Experts
in the field will address the two-
day meeting, including Martin
Pappish, vice-president of the
National Association for Retard-
ed Children, from Philadelphia.
"Programs for the Severely
Mentally Handicapped," a sound
and color filni made at the
Lapeer Training School, will be
presented. The movie, which High Record in Ford Car Sale's
took five months to produce,
National sales of Ford pas-
shows the children once con- senger cars, which broke a 23-
sidered unteachable, in school year monthly record in AuguSt,
activities.
are expected to continue at rec-
ord rates throughout the balance
of 1953, L. W. Smead, Ford Divi-
sion sales manager, has an-
nounced in Dearborn, Mich.
August sales of Ford passen-
Shmini At eret
ger cars were 6% higher than
-July sales and they exceeded
sales for any month since June,
1930, Mr. Smead said.
From 8:30. A. M. to 1 :30 P. M.
CARL? OF THANKS .
at the
The family of the late Golda
Balantzow wisheS to thank its
Downtown Synagogue
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses extended dur-
1205 Griswold St.
ing its recent bereavement.

20—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 25, 1953

Awry

on the :Air

Young People's Social Club
To Hold Scholarship Dance

PARKWAY
TV SERVICE

Young People's Social Club
Home Calls:
will hold its fourth annual schol-
This Week's Radio and
arship dance at ''8 p.m., Oct. 4,
10 A. M. to 7 P. M.
Television Programs
at the Davison Jewish Center.
of Jewish Interest
Dick Stein and his orchestra will
provide music for dancing.
ALL PARTS
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Meetings of the group are held
GUAR. FOR 90 DAYS
Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday.
regularly, each Thursday night.
For information on activities or
KE. 2-6269
Station: WWJ
24327 W. SIX MILE RD.
Feature: An imaginative folk membership, call Elsie Ring, TO.
legend about the 36 hidden 9-2813.
saints who are supposed to exist
in each generation, will be told
in "Thirty-Six."
SCRIP FOR ISRAEL
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$5 - $10 - $15 - $25
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 10 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 27
Station: WXYZ
Special AMEIC Yom Tov Package
'Feature: Rabbi Maurice Eisen-
26 Lbs.
$18
drath, president of the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega -
tions, will conclude a series of
four programs with a talk on
Tilizrachi Organization of 21etroit
"Taking Stock of Our Faith."
TO. 8-3128
Detroit
12244 Dexter Blvd.

$2.50

FOOD

Title Companies Drop .
Special Assessment Fee

After Oct. 1, purchasers of real
estate in Wayne, Oakland and
Macomb Counties will not have
to pay extra premiums to have
their owner's title insurance
policies include coverage of spe-
cial assessments.
The decision to eliminate the
premium was reached at a meet-
ing of officials of Abstract Title
Guaranty Co., Burton Abstract
and Title Co. and Lawlers Title
Insurance Corp.
Previously, an extra 25 percent
premium was charged to cover
special assessments, such as pav-
ing, drainage and sewers, in a
title. Now this is eliminated,

LZOA Branch Four Plans
Sukkot Program and Musical

Branch Four, Labor Zionist
Organization, will hold a Sukkot
celebration and musicale at 8:30
p.m., Saturday, in Hotel Statler,
Frances Trager, contralto, will
present a selection of Israeli and
American songs, and Edna Bern-
stein, of Wayne University's de-.
partment of music, will play the
piano.
Cocktails and canapes will be
served prior to the program. The
Habonim Ch o r a 1 and Dance
Group will also be featured in
the program, presenting the lat-
est numbers brought back by re-
cent members of the group who
attended the Habonim Workshop
in Israel.

Electrical Appliances for Israel Also Available

Mizrachi Organization of Detroit

ELECTION MEETING

Monday, Sept. 28th — 8:30 P.M.

YOUNG ISRAEL YOUTH CENTER
DEXTER and FULLERTON

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FRANCES HOMER

Sen. Lehman to Address
Chicago NCRAC Parley

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Senator
Herbert H. Lehman will be the
principal speaker at the forth-
coming plenary session of the
National Community Relations
Advisory Council, Irving Kane,
NCRAC chairman, announced.
Sen. Lehman will speak on cur-
rent and emerging social and
Political trends.
More than 100 delegates rep-
resenting the six national agen-
cies and 30 local community
agencies a f f i l i a t e d with the
NCRAC will attend the session,
which will be held Oct. 10-12 in
Chicago.

Open to the public.

(Town Hall star in her First
Dramatic Detroit Apperance)

and her daughter
DELMAR ROOS
I n

"YOUR DAUGHTER
AND MINE"

Matinee Performance Only

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th AT 1:30 P. M.
at
TEMPLE ISRAEL 17400 MANDERSON ROAD

Donation $1.00

Mrs. Murray Belkin, Ticket Chairman, TY. 6-9133

COUNCIL OF JEWISH SCHOOLS

Sholem Aleichem Institute — Wyoming at Margaret() — Dl. 1-2553
Unieted Jewish Folk Schools-13722 Linwood—TO. 8-9280 - TO. 8-0941 -
TO. 8-5368 - TO. 6-9619
Workmen's Circle Schools-11529 Linwood

REMINDS PARENTS THAT NOW IS THE TIME TO ENROLL THE CHILDREN
FOR THE NEW TERM AT KINDERGARTEN AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.

YiZKOR SERVICE

Monday through Friday

Mansday9 Oct em. ist

Ages 3 to 5
Kindergarten 1 to 4 P. M,
Ages 6 to 13
Elementary Classes
3:30 to 7:30 P. M.

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Subjects Taught:

Yiddish - Hebrew
Jewish History and Literature
Life in Israel - Jewish Folk Songs
Significance of Jewish Holidays
Biographies of Inspiring Spiritual
Leaders
Club Activities

United Jewish High Schools, 11529 Linwood
Accepts Graduates of the Elementary Schools