e o p le

Dr. D. ELTON TRUEBLOOD,
A. B. POLINSKY, of Duluth,
has accepted the chair-
author, and professor of philo-
sophy at Ea.rlham College, in Imanship of the newly organized
Richmond, Ind., was appointed National Combined Campaign
to the newly created position of ' Cabinet, composed of outstand-
Chief of Religious Policy for the ing lay leaders of American Re-
form Judaism, it was announced
U,S. Information Agency.
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by Dr, Samuel S. Hollender, of
Max J. Etra, attorney and Chicago, general chairman of
the 1954 Combined Campaign for
tommunal *lead-
Reform Jewish institutions.
er will be in-
stalled as chair-
Seidelman Given Award
man of the
In observance of Brotherhood
Week. Morris E. Seidelman, past
board of Ye-
director of the Windsor Jewish
shiva University
Community Council and now
at a dinner on
national director, Canadian ORT
March 31, at
Federation, was honored by the
Hotel Pierre,
WindsOr Council of Group Re- MRS. RICHARD ROSENTHAL
New York, it
lations with its annual award, in
was announced
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kofender,
recognition of his work against
Etra
by Dr. Samuel
of
Clements Ave., announce the
of
Yeshiva
racial
discrimination
and
intol-
Belkin, president
recent marriage of their daugh-
erance.
University.
ter, Shirley, to Airman Richard
Bernard Rosenthal, son of Mrs.
Doris Rosenthal, of Greenlawn
girth
Ave., and the late Mr. Harold
T. Rdsenthal.
The bride wore a waltz-lace
March 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
March 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
gown of Chantilly lace and net
Sidney Segal (Rosalyn Schneid- Norman Kohlenberg (Marian
Berman), of 20129 Ardmore, a for the ceremony. Her cap was
er), a daughter, Cindy Faith.
of matching lace and seed pearls
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son, Kenneth Howard.
and held in place her veil of
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March 7—To Mr. and Mrs.
March 2—To Dr. and Mrs. illusion. She carried a white
Russell Schulman (Betty Frank,
formerly of Detroit),. of Los An- Sherman Mendelsohn (Suzanne Bible with two white orchids.
Eileen Lesnick was matron of
geles, Calif., a son. Marc Alan. Salasnek), of Stoepel Ave., a
honor, Dolores Diamond was
daughter, Robin Merle.
* *
maid of honor and Marlene Sher
March 7—To Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Stevens (Evelyn Chaenko) ,
Feb. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. was a bridesmaid. Sol Lesnick
of 3025 Clements, a daughter, Charles Finkelstein (Elaine Sax) was best man, and Marvin Kof-
of 24866 Rensselaer, Oak Park, ender served as usher.
Ronna Jill.
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The new Mrs. Rosenthal will
.Mich., a daughter, Sandra Rene.
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continue her studies at Wayne
March 4—To Mr. and Mrs.
Feb. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Abe University, after which she will
Solomon Rosenberg (Eve Lieber-
Man ► 2971 Pasadena, a son, Alan Olshansky, of 2504 Cortland, a pursue a teaching career, while
her husband is stationed at
son, Stuart Jay.
Lawrence Jay.
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* * *
Harmon Field, Newfoundland,
March 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
Feb. 20—To Dr. and Mrs. Ber- with the U.S. Air Force.
Morris Fierberg (Roslyn Reiner) nard Adinoff (Madeline Shiner)
of 13250 N. Norfolk, a son, Stev- of 1404 Newton Ave., Dayton, 0., Nate Shapero to Receive
formerly of Detroit, a daughter
en Ed-w a r d,
BB Americanism Award
Cheri Joy.
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The eighth annual American-
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Feb. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Har- ism award of Louis D. Brandeis
old Lampcov, of 21900 Church, Lodge, Bnai Brith, will be
Rey, Yehudah Loewy
Oak Park, Mich., a son, Bruce awarded to Nate S. Shapero,
SERVING IN
Howard.
Hospitals and Homes
businessman, communal worker
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TE. 4-7355
and philanthropist, in special
Feb. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. ceremonies at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
3761 HUMPHREY AVE.
Bernard Victor (Lois Robinson), at Holiday Manor.
of 23160 Church, Oak Park, Mich.
A show honoring Shapero will
a son. Dennis Andrew.
be headed by Max Sosin and
-Expert Mohel,
* * *
Sammy Woolf. The plaque, bas-
Feb. 14—To Dr. and Mrs. Jack ed on Bnai Brith's .;.motto of
Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman
Weiss (Lois Glass), of 13301 Lud- brotherly love, harmony and
Servtng in Hospitals and Homes
low, Huntington Woods, a son, good fellowship, was last year
UN. 3-6242
Douglas Harlan.
Please Note New. Address
awarded to Fr. Cerestin Steiner,
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1 8245 Roselawn
president of University Of De-
Feb. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. troit. •
Joseph Sweet (Barbara Blech-
Lodge president Samuel B.
er), of 15870 Indiana, a daugh- Gutterman and Moe R. Miller,
SPECIALIZED MOHEL
ter, Lois Ann.
chairman, invite the public to
REV. HYMAN
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attend, Max Sosin and Sainuel
SCHULSINGER
Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Dubrinsky are co-chairmen.
In Hospitals and Homes
seph Lipson (Anita Eisner) , of
Recommended by Physicians
19925 Burgess, a daughter, Ran-
Man's Old" Story
3253 Fullerton TO. 9-6145
dy Michele.

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Plans Unique Tours of Israel

Shirley Kofender Wed
To Richard Rosenthal

By BEN NISON

A young American Rabbi has
resigned a key position in Jew-
ish organizational work to un-
dertake a new approach to
boosting American tours to Is-
rael on the theme of Israel as
the Land of the Bible rather
than as a modern industrialized
state.
Rabbi Meyer Passow, since
September, 1952, executive di-
rector of the Synagogue Council
of America, has been appointed
general manager of the Israel
Tourist Service, Inc. He is in
charge of all operations in the
United States and Israel, and
an office to be opened soon in
London.
He said he
hopes to boost
travel by Chris-
tians in Israel
to a 50-50 level
with Jewish vis-
itors as against
a present ratio
of perhaps 10
to 90.
An annual at--
traction for Rabbi Passow
Christian visitor s on which
plans now are being developed
is a Biblical village, with the
aid of both Jewish and , non-
Jewish Biblical authorities; on a
suitable site in Israel.
The projected village, Rabbi
Passow said, will faithfully
model the customs,- clothes and
activities of a typical commun-
ity of the Biblical period, using
Israelis Who will live precisely
as the ancient Israelites did.
Rabbi Passow will leave for
Israel in March to study offices
and field operations-- from ITS
headquarters in Tel Aviv and

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Detroit Section, National
Council of Jewish Women, is
seeking information about the
following for whom it has ur-
gent messages from relatives
overseas. Further • information
May be obtained at the Council
office at 8904 Woodward, or by
calling TR 1-3700.

Mogyor, Mary, birthplace Berchova,
sought by Cecilio Hower .
Niern, Julian, birthplace Lubin, Poland,
sought by Niemcewicz, Ryszard.
Israel-Wolf Joskowicz, about 65, in
U.S. since 1920. sought by Josef Malinsky.
Finkelstein, Maurice, about 60, born
in Bucharest, Romania, sought by Haim,
Rashela.
Baigroff (Groff) Morris, in U.S. since
1914, birthplace Russia, sought by Miriam
Cheifetz.
Slasnier, Vitka, born 1913, in Selesht
Ludvippl, Poland, sought by Waldman,
Zvi.
Bernstein, Yanceu and Marcu, ages
about 70 and 65, born in Jassi, Romania,
sought by Bercovici, Yancu.
Grun, • Gabor, born in Nagy Sajo,
Romania, sought by Gross-Franciso,
Hanna nee Falk.
Adam Burwell of Fingal. Ontario,
sought by granddaughter, Nellie B.'
Soriane.
Srui, Litvak, born 1895, in Varzaresti,
Romania, in U.S. since 1914, sought by
Zelezniak, Pessia.
Markovitz, Leon, in U.S. since 1910,
birthplace Bucharest, Romania, sought by
Markovitz, Benjamin
Zumer, Tuli and Zisu, born in 1908
and 1905, in Jassi, Poland, sought by
Machuovsky, Meir.
Visenthal, Adel, nee Katz, birthplace
Kamenetz, Poland, sought by Machnov-
skW Meir.
Wolf Aran Lieblich, born in Krakau,
Poland. in 1892, in U.S. since 1912,
sought by Silberstein, Jonas.
Moris Morinzon, born in Botosant or
Dorohai, in U.S. since 1900, sought by
Mihalovici Sergiu.
Sam Rychtyger, born in Lukow, Poland,
in U.S. since 1935, sought by lzaak
Krolenbaum.

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Agudas Israel Given List
Of Children in German Homes
LONDON, (JTA) — The dip-
lomatic mission in London has
furnished to Agudas Israel a
list of Jewish children still living
with non-Jewish , families in
Germany, reported M.R. Spring-
er, member Of the Agudas Is-
rael world executive.

NEW YORK, (JTA) Three of-
ficials of the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith left for
Germany, at the invitation of
the West German government,
to study conditions affecting
Jews.
They will join a party of 24
other Americans who are mak-
ing a four-week tour of Ger-
many as guests of the Bonn
government to study cultural
and industrial life there. The
ADL representatives are Jacob
Alson, national treasurer, Ben-
jamin R. Epstein, national di-
rector, and Nathan C. Belth,
public relations director,

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14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 19, 1954

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producer Stanley Kramer told
him: 'As I see it, this is a love
story between a man and his
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She'd be superfluous.' •
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ruled him. Wouk wrote the
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