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Detroit area students at the University of Michigan who are
pledging. Tau Delta Phi fraternity include Myron Laban, son of
the Larry Labans, of Snowden Ave.; Milton Nathanson, son of the
Louis Nathansons, of Nadine Ave., Huntington Woods; Alan Lyness
son of the Irving Lyness', of Sorrento Ave.; Larry Rosen, son of
the Benjamin Rosens, of Cherrylawn Ave.; and Robert Wartell,
son of the Irving Wartells, of Sherwood Ave., Huntington Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Gandal of Cleveland visited here last
week-end with Mrs. Gandal's grandmother, Mrs. Rose Katz, and
her aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Baron and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Engel.
The Vladimiritzer Emergency Relief Organization on Tuesday
evening honored Mr. and Mrs. William Rossen with a farewell
party prior to their departure for a tour of Europe and Israel.
Mrs. Olga Rosner, of Wildemere Ave., has left for Israel where
she will spend the spring and summer visiting her parents in Tel
Aviv.
Mrs. Chava Lifshitz, of Tel Aviv, will return to Israel next
week aboard the S.S. Jerusalem after visiting here for several
months with her sister, Mrs. Jacob Ingber, of Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Genasha Zuprik, of Haifa, Israel, will return home aboard
the S.S. Jerusalem after visiting here with her brother, Mr. J. M.
Davidson, of 19340 Coyle, and her sister, Mrs. Edith Lazebnik, of
Jackson, Mich.
Mrs. Louis Tatken, president of the Michigan Region, Wom-
en's League, United Synagogues of America, has returned from
Chicago, Ill., where she attended a board meeting of the Central
Branch, Women's League.
Miss Sylvia J. Helfgott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A.
Helfgott, of 24241 Moritz, Oak Park, Mich., will be home this week-
end for her spring vacation from the University of Connecticut.
Making the trip with Sylvia as her house guests are her class-
mates, Judith Shapiro, of Patterson, N.J., and Jerry Blume, of
Hartford, Conn. 'Sylvia and Judy are members of Alpha Epsilon
Phi sorority, while Jerry is affiliated with Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity.

U. S.-Israel Society Honars Founders

Sarena Feuerman
To Wed Eugene Paul

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, March 28, 1954

George Gershwin's "Rhapsody
in Blue" for piano and orchestra
will be performed by Joann
Freeman, well-known young De-
troit pianist, and the Jewish
Community Center Symphony
Orchestra, under the direction
of Julius Chajes, at the second
"pop" concert at 2:30 p.m., Sun-
day, at the Davison Center.
Harvey Seigel, concertmaster
of the orchestra, will be heard
in Bruch's G Minor Violin Con-
certo. The program also will in-
clude Zinovi Bistritzky's Hebrew
Suite "Ivria" and Overture to
"Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart.

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The engagement of Sarena
Feurman, daughter of Mrs. Lil-
lian Feurman, of Ewald circle,
and the late Mr. Max Feurman,
to Eugene Paul, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Paul, of Prairie
Ave., was recently announced at
a family party.
The bride-elect is a graduat-
ing senior from Wayne Univer-
sity's college of education, and
is affiliated with Phi Sigma sor-
ority. Her finance, now stationed
with the U. S. Army at Fort
Eustis, Va., holds a master's de-
gree from the University of
Midhigan where he was affili-
ated with Tau Delta. Phi fra-
ternity.
A June wedding is planned.

NW Development
Aided by Builders
Coleman, Friedman

Left to right, GEORGE MEANY, Senator LEHMAN, Ambassa-
dor EBAN and Governor McKELDIN.
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The Ambassador of Israel and and Mrs. Simon Sobeloff, A.F. of
Mrs. Abba Eban tendered a re- L. President and Mrs. George
ception at their home in honor Meany, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L.
of Governor Theodore R. McKel- Chapman, and many others.
din of Maryland, president of
Also attending were members
the America-Israel Society and of the diplomatic staff of the
the society's founders.
Israel Embassy.
The society was founded by
Founders of the society in-
American leaders in the fields cluded Senator Homer Ferguson
of religion, education, literature and Governor G. Mennen Wil-
and art, business and labor. It liams, of Michigan.
aims at promoting cultural in-.
terchange and good will between
the people of the two countries Rose Wins National Prize
Among those present at the As 'Brand Name Retailer'
buffet dinner were the Gover-
nor and Mrs. McKeldin; chair-
Saul H. Rose, president of
man of the society's board of Grand River Chevrolet Co. will
governors and Mrs. F. Joseph be the guest of honor at the
Donohue, Senator and Mrs. Irv- Brand Names Day banquet next
ing Ives, Senator and Mrs. Her- month, in New York's Waldorf
bert H. Lehman, Senator and Astoria Hotel. The honor follows
Mrs. Stuart Symington, Mrs. selection of Rose's Company as
Robert A. Taft, the Solicitor- the brand name "automobile
General of the United States dealer of the year."
Rose will accept the "Oscar"
of the retailing field, which was
SZ Offers Square Dance
accorded him in national corn
A square dance is planned by petetition for "public' relations
the Young Married League of and merchandising policies and
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, 8:30 p.m., customer services."
April . 14, at Shaarey Zedek. Jim Announcement of the award was
Schulthsis will be caller. Tickets made by Henry Abt, president
are $1.50; for information, call of national Brand Names Foun-
Alfred Shevin, UN. 2-9961.
dation.

Center Symphony Slates
Second Top' Concert

The growth of the Seven-Mile
Evergreen section, which hag
been described by real estate
agents as "fabulous," is due in
no small part to the efforts of
George Coleman and Abe Fried-
man, whci in the past 15 years
have established a reputation
as builders of finely planned and
constructed homes.
Members of the Builders As-
sociation of Metropolitan De-
troit, their homes are built un-
der the trade name of Anches-
ter Homes, Inc., Peal Building
Co., and Provident Construction
Co., with sales. by Merill Good-;
man, of Eton .Realty.
Examples of homes, "custom
built" to your specifications, are
available at 20501 Plainview,
near Evergreen and Eight Mile
Rd. Features of the homes in-
clude Blue Teal and Briar Hill
stone fronts; knotty pine break-
fast nooks, which can • accom-
modate eight people; tiled lava-
tory, with fully mirrored wall,
mirrored chest on opposite wall
and colored fixtures; pickled
woodwork in living room and
dining "L."
Other conveniences include
shopping centers in two direc-
tions, both within a half mile—
the Hudson Northland develop-
ment and the Seven Mile-Ever-
green center; a Jewish congre-
gation and Sunday school, di-
rected by Rabbi Sydney Moss-
man and public schools nearby.
Messrs. Coleman and Fried-
man have constructed these
homes with all the above fea-
tures in mind, yet they sell for
under $15,000, with 25 year
F.H.A. or GI mortgages avail-•
able. The model is open from
12 noon to 8 p. m. For informa-
tion, call KE. 5-2959 or KE.
2-2235.

First Israel Vessel Docks
At Japan's Yokahoma Harbor

NEW YORK, (JTA)—The 10,-
000-ton Israeli freighter "Tel
Aviv" has dropped anchor in
Yokahoma harbor, thus becom- •
ing the first Israeli flag ship to
enter a Japanese port.
The freighter, which carried
coal and scrap for Japan, was
th.e first Israeli vessel to make
the long haul through the Pana-
ma Canal to Honolulu and
thence to Japan. From Japan,
the Tel Aviv will proceed to
Vancouver, British, Columbia, to
pick up a cargo of lumber for
Britain.

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