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MISS ARLINE ZAFT

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zaft, of -
Petoskey Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ar-
line Phyllis, to Pvt. Roy L. For-
man. of Blaine Ave., and the
late Mr. Forman.
The announcement was made
at a recent dinner given for the
young couple and their immedi-
ate families. Pvt. Forman, prior
to his induction in the U. S.
Army. attended the University of
Detroit.

Cancer Fighters Plan
Diiiner-Dance May 1. a

According to Mrs. Stanley
Oschin, chairman of the annual
-dinner : dance of the City of
Hope Cancer Fighters, a record
attendance is predicted for the
event, to be held Saturday
evening, at . Holiday Manor.
Special guests will be Gov. and
Mrs. G. Mennen Williams.
Assisting Mrs. Oschin and
Mrs. Andrew Berger, fund-
raising vice-president, on vari-
ous phases of planning for the
event are:
Mesdames Samuel Reisman.
jourriA; Martin Klegon, darl-
ings: Bernard Brooks, teen-
agers; Sidney Deitch and Wil-
liam Feder, -.nemoriams; Philip
Feigenson, complimentary; Abe
Eizeiman, clearance; Sidney
K.irman and Irving Gold, tickets
and reservations; Morris Moss,
hospitality.
Decorations for the dinner-
dance are being prepared by
Mrs. Elliot Schubiner, chairman,
and Mesdames Sol Benaderet,
Louis Blitz, Sam Herman and
Theodore Kass.

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JACK WINOKUR AUXILIARY
will meet Monday, at the Mem-
orial Home to plan its forth-
coming installation of officers
event.
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Rochelle Rose was elected
president of Gen. MAURICE
ROSE AUXILIARY at its recent
meeting. Assisting her in the
coming year will be Vivian Kar-
den and Pearl Spinner, vice-
presidents; Doris Adelstein,
treasurer; Ruth Iskow and Char-
lotte Rosen, secretaries; Evelyn
Skupsky, chaplain; Lillian Ep-
stein, guard; and Ann Yashin-
sky, conductress. The above will
be installed at 8:30 p.m., May 24,
at the Memorial Home, in a joint
ceremony with the Post. Mrs.
Edith Hoffman, Department of
Michigan president, will be in-
stalling officer.
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Pfc. JOSEPH L. BALE POST,
at its recent meeting, elected
new officers. Chosen to head the
Post's Poppy Day activities was
Herb Benson, chairman. For in-
formation on the sale, call Ben-
son. VE. 8-9954.
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LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-
ARY will present a mother and
daughter affair Tuesday evening,
in the Mayfair Room. For reser-
vations, call Claire Spolan, pres-
ident, TE. 4-0'757. Gertrude Left,
child welfare chairman. advises
that plans are being made for a
visit soon to the Girls' Deten-
tion Home where entertainment,
gifts and refreshments will be
provided.

Pioneer Women Open
Membership Drive;
Slate Several Events

Pioneer Women currently are
engaged in a regional member-
ship drive which will conclude
shortly after Shevuot, it was an-
nounced this week by Mrs. Sar-
ah Levin, membership chairman
of the Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women.
The first of a string of events
designed to stir interest in the
organization among Detroit
women will be a membership
tea, to be held
Saturday after-
noon, at the
home of Mrs.
Samuel Gold,
18094 Oak Dr.
All chapter
membership
chairmen a r e
invited to at-
tend.
The event will
be held at 8:30
Mrs. Levin
p.m., Monday,
at the home of Council presi-
dent, Mrs. Irving Posner, 18111
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Muirland. Fiances
Carter, na-
tional field representative of Pi-
oneer Women, will be the hon-
ored guest at both the above
named functions.
Nathan Siegel, of Altman's
Jewish Hour, has invited mem-
bers of Pioneer Women to par-
ticipate in his program at 10:30
a.m., May 23, over station WJLB.
Women wishing to learn the
group's story are urged by Mrs.
Victor Linden, membership
co-chairman, to tune in ,or to
call PW headquaters, TO. 9-7180,
for information.

Veterans Support
Korean Aid Drive

Wayne County veteran groups
have joined in the nation-wide
appeal for support of the Amer-
ican Korean Foundation with
the formation of the Veterans
Committee of the American Ko-
rean Foundation. Norman L.
Berkley, president of the Allied
Veterans Council of Wayne
county, is state chairman for
the veterans' groups. Vernon S.
Palmer heads local veteran par-
ticipation., .
National commanders of vet-
eran organizations are serving
on the national committee and
locally the drive is being backed
by units of the American Le-
gion, Amvets, Catholic War Vet-
erans, Disabled American Veter-
ans, Jewish War Veterans and
the Veterans of Foreign Wars. .1

16—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 14, 1954

Miss Malatnud to Wed
Pvt. Melvin Seidman

James Mason Appears At Canadian Festival

Demand for tickets for the
Stratford Shakespearean Festi-
val of 1954 promised to match
if not to p the 1953 season.
As early as six months ahead,
ticket requests have come from
13 American States and nine
Canadian provinces. From
Washington, D.C. is a bulk re-
quest for the two opening
nights to be attended by a group
of over 100 people, including
critics of the four leading
Washington papers.
Detroit and Windsor have
made arrangements to ship bus-
loads to Stratford, commandeer-
ing seats for performances
throughout the entire season.
The festival performa n c e s
open on June 28 with "Measure

for Measure," directed by Cecil
Clarke, followed on June 29 by
"The Taming of the Shrew" di-
rected by Tyrone Guthrie.
"Oedipus Rex," also directed. by
Guthrie, is scheduled to open
July 15.
James Mason, British stage
and screen star, will play the
lead roles of Oedipus in "Oedi-
pus Rex" and Angelo in "Meas-
ure for Measure." For informa-
tion, write 109 Erie, Stratford.

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the engagement of their daugh-
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man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Seidman, of Richton Avenue,
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tends Wayne University where
Pvt. Seidman was also a stu-
dent before entering the armed
services. He is now stationed in
Texas.

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LEVINE-ERNSTEIN. Speaking
their marital vows before Rabbi
Morris Adler, at the Whittier
Hotel, recently, were Lois Mer-
lene Ernstein, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Ernstein, of
Pennington Dr., and Seymour J.
Levine, son of the David Levines,
of Sussex Ave.
The bride's gown of white
Italian pure silk taffeta was
trimmed with Alencon lace
petals and seed pearls at the
neckline. Her hooped skirt cas-
caded over panniers to end in a
circular train. From a cap of
matching lace, trimmed with
seed pearls, was attached a fin-
gertip veil of French illusion,
and she carried white orchids
and stephanotis. Carol Ernstein,
the bride's sister, was junior
bridesmaid, while Elaine Ressler
was maid of honor, and Mrs.
Robert Ernstein was matron of
honor. Hershel Levine was best
man, and ushers included Earl
and Robert Ernstein.
Following a dinner and recep-
tion, the newlyweds honeymoon-
ed in Miami Beach and Havana.
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in Detroit.

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elected the following officers for
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Post officers, announced by
Sidney Newman, retiring com-
mander, include Ralph Bern-
stein, commander; Henry Kap
Ian and Ben Brown, vice-com-
manders; Herman Gavorin, ad-
jutant; Julius Goldstein, quar-
termaster; Rabbis Morris Adler
and Benjamin Gorrelick, chap-
lains; Dr. Harry Balberor, sur-
geon; Harry Zucker, judge ad-
vocate; William Lipman and
Pat Renton, staff correspond-
ents; Milton Zimmerman, Al
Pasick, Earl Davidson and Max
Goldman, trustees.
New Auxiliary officers are
Mary Kaplan; president; Wynn
Landis and Gussie Brown; vice-
presidents; Helena Gavorin,
treasurer; Reva Jacobs, Helen
Jacobs and Eleanore Greenberg,
secretaries; Lillian Chinitz, pa-
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gel, historian; Mollye Nadgy,
Rose Weintrock, Annette Lipman
and Helen Zimmerman, trustees.
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social honoring their outgoing
president, Pauline Stolerow, 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, at the home
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