Gloria Miller to Wed
Jack Rappaport in June
Annual confirmation services of Temple Israel will be held on
Stand.ay, June 6. At homes will be held on the following days for
the confirmands listed below:
*
ELAINE RUTH ASH, daughter of Mrs. Philip Ash, of 8300 Cam-
bridge Rd., 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel Statler, No cards..
DONNA JOY BOOKHOLDER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Book-
holder, of 18519 Pennington Dr., 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at
Hotel Statler. No cards.
ELAINE COHEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Cohen, of
17144 Wildernere; 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel Statler.
Nc) cards.
NANCY HELEN COHEN, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. L .Cohen,
of 25426 Parkwood Dr., Huntington Woods, 8:30 to 11 p.m.,
June 6, at Hotel Statler. No cards.
NANCY FALK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Falk, of 17417
Stoepel, 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel Statler. No cards.
LENORE RITA FARBMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon S. Farb-
man, of 19696 Chesterfield Rd., 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at
Hotel Statler. No cards.
ROCHELLE HILDA GOODMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
L. Goodman, of 18614 Oak Dr., 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel
Statler. No cards.
MARCIA LYNN GROSSMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Herbert Grossman, of 17151 Cherrylawn, 8:30 to 11 p.m., June
6, at Hotel Statler. No cards.
DANIEL M. HASS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hass, of 1350 MISS GLORIA RUTH MILLER
Strathcona Dr., 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel Statler. No
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Miller,
cards.
ROSANNE LEONARD, daughter of Mrs. Betty Leonard, of 18675 of Elmhurst Ave., announce the
Kentucky, 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel Statler. No cards. I engagement of their daughter,
ELAINE JOYCE PLISKOW, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Gloria Ruth, to Jack Rappaport,
Pliskow, of 3329 Waverly, 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Greenwald, also of Elmhurst
Statler. No cards.
BRENDA KAY RYCUS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Rycus, Ave.
Mr. Rappaport .attended the
of 13924 Parkside, 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel Statler. No
University of Miami, in Florida.
cards.
LYNNE BETH SMOKLER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nedwin L. A June 26 wedding is being
Smokier, of 1720 Strathcona Dr., 8:3.0 to 11 p.m., June 6, at planned.
• Itatel Statler. No cards.
JOHN S. WILLENS, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Lionel Willens, of 18600
Northiawn, 8:30 to 11 p.m., June 6, at Hotel Statler. No cards.
LINDA ZUCKERMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Paul Zuckerman,
of 19291 Warrington Dr., 8 to 12 p.m., June 9. No cards.
Open House Ends
Center Institute
An open house, sponsored by
the membership committee of
the Jewish Community Center
PITTSBURGH, (JTA)—A spe- wards community unity and de-
Adult
Institute, last Saturday
cial committee' has been set up clare that it will strengthen the
to ..blue -orint plans for the mer- fund-raising potential of the evening, concluded most of the
ger of the United Jewish Fund new unified agency. They also season's adult programs.
and the Federation or Jewish point out that the combined
Nearly 300 people crowded the
Phil?,nthrOpies.
agency would be better geared Davison Center to view displays,
Merger of the two . agencies, to cape with emergencies such exhibits performances by
discussed for nine years, moved as will arise in the near future more than a score of Institute
ckser to realization when the when the Community Chest groups. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka,
boa,r ,-.'s of both the Fund. and ceases the support it now gives chairman of the adult commit-
Federation approved the merger Montefiore Hospital.
tee, welcomed the guests and
in principle. Pittsburgh is one of
.. introduced Martin Kalish, presi-
the remaining major communi- Bnoth Agudath Israel
dent of the Frontiers of Know-
ties which has not yet merged
Club, who served as mas-
!ledge
its..,Sop communal organizations. Formed forYoung; Girls ter of ceremonies.
The merged group would re-
Featured were Israeli dancing,
Bnoth Agudath Israel, a. group
main as a member of the Pitts-
led by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Klinge,
organized
locally
for
10-
and
11-
burgh Community Chest., Pro-
of International Institute; mod-
ponents of the merger stress its year-old girls, was recently ern dancing, led by Mrs. Harriet
formed
here
under
the
auspices
significance as a major step tO7
of the Agudath Israel movement. Berg, with participants Mes-
The group leader, Esther , dames Esther Litvin, Helen
Schey, states that all young girls Winnick and Shirley Steinman;
are invited to jain. Meetings are invitation to literature, featur-
By Mrs. Regina Frischwasser held at 11 a.m., each Sunday, at ing Wayne University's Prof.
SOUR CREAM APPLE CAKE
Cong. Agudath Israel, 11608 Dex- Alva A. Gay, assisted by Tybie
FOR SHAVUOTH
Schneider, and Mesdames Esther
.1.cup sour cream
ter.
1/2 cup cream cheese
Founding members of Bnoth. Levine, Joan Levenson, Frances
1/2 cup butter
2 cups flour
Agudath Israel are Marilyn Car- P. Clark, Shirley Rapoport and
4 apples
men, Barbara Rubin, Naomi Celia Goodman.
cup confectioner's sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Exhibits in oil painting, basic
Bressler, Phinah Frankel, Flor-
Cream butter and cream cheese,. add
flour and one-fourth cup sour cream. ence Rabinowitz, Barbara Isbee, drawing, photography and cer-
linead a soft dough and roll out on a Judy Cohen, Shulamith Rothen- amics also were featured. Mrs.
floured pastry board 1/, inch thick. Place
Shirley Strom displayed typical
the dough in an oiled pan. Peel and berg and Ruth Schey.
slice the apples and place them evenly
ceramics products produced
over the pastry. Sprinkle the sugar
during the season's course.
mixed with cinnamon and pour over the Find Cache of Wedding Rings
apples 3/4 cup sour cream. Bake at 375
Winning praise for their be-
deg. F. 30 minutes or until the apples Belonging to Hungarian Jews
are tender.
hind-the-scenes efforts in con-
•
MUNICH, (.JTA)—While play- chiding a successful Institute
CHEESE PANCAKES
ing in a forest near Rottalmu- season were Irving Stollman,
2 well beaten eggs
1 cup milk
enster, some youngsters dug up Cinema 16; Harry Miller, Ru-
1 cup grated farmer cheese
a rusty iron strongbox filled to dolph Efraim., Alice Herman,
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup chopped apples
the brim with wedding bands, Betty Kraut, Ann Greenberg,
1l cups flour
diamond rings, gold watches and Sidney Broussel, Leo Wolf, Jack
11/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
other valuables. Since all en- Gunsaulus, Barry Kalish, Kath-
Beat the eggs well, add milk, salt,
cheese. vanilla, chopped apples and flour gravings are in Hungarian, it is erine Wohl, Naomi Craig and
sifted with baking powder. Heat 2 table- believed that a concentration
Mesdames Helen Ring, Celia
spoons oil in a spider. Place batter in
spoonfuls into spider. Tip spider to camp guard who had been in Goodman, Jeanctte Kalish and
spread the batter and fry on both sides charge of Hungarian Jews hid
Edith Bergman.
until browned. Serve with powdered
his booty in this isolated spot.
sugar or honey.
At the reception which fol-
lowed the program of enter-
tainment, Pasadena Study Club
Trees in Israel
members, which sponsored the
Will lend glory to
Conducting the Jewish Home
course, baked challa and fea-
Graduates, Confirmands and Consecrants
tured a 'reception table with
sacramental wine and candel-
The Jewish National Fund invites parents and friends
bra,
of all graduates, confirmands and consecrants to honor
Anthony Malacos, instructor
them, by
of the photography c our s e,
snapped pictures of the pro-
gram's highlights. Those attend-
ing may order copies by calling
TR. 5-8450.
A beautiful certificate — commemorating the event —
will be mailed to the recipient,
Plan 15 New Settlements
PiP,.:trargh May Merge
Fund and Federation
.
Shevuot Recipes
Planting Trees in Israel
Through the Jewish National Fund
Call the Office of the
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
TOwnsend 8-7384
Germanys 1954-55 Budget Includes
$92,800,000
Item for Jewish Claims
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20—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 28, 1954
Schedule At Home Receptions
For Temple Israel Confirmands
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Fifteen
new settlements will be estab-
lished here this year, Dr. Raanan
Weitz, head of the Jewish
Agency's settlement department,
announced.
BONN, (JTAl—Detailed figures
published here reveal that a to-
tal of $92,800,000 for Jewish
claims of all categories are in-
cluded in the $6,430,000,000 West
German budget for the 1954-55
fiscal year, which the Bundestag
has approved by a large ma-
jority.
The largest item for Jewish
purposes is the $60,000,000 ear-
marked for deliveries under the
reparations agreement with Is-
rael. The agreement actually
stipulated that the "normal"
rate would be $74,000,000 per an-
num, but West Germany is tak-
ing advantage of an escape
clause permitting her, at her
own discretion, to restrict pay-
ments to the minina.um of $60,-
000,000. This clause was inserted
so as to give Germany some lee-
way if she should find herself
hard pressed economically. In
fact, h o w e v e r, the German
economy is enjoying an unprece-
dented boom.
In addition to the 1954-55 al-
location for Israel reparations,
the budget lists $14,000,000 to
cover certain Israel purchases in
the fiscal year that ended last
March 31, and for which no ap-
propriations had previously been
asked. Similarly, $1,500,000 are
intended as budgetary sanction
for pensions, already paid in the
JDC Joins in Effort
past fiscal year, to former Ger-
To Bring Needy From
man rabbis and employees of
Jewish communities. The same
China to Switzerland
amount is made available for
VEVEY, Switzerland — After the current year, together with
six years of waiting and frustra- $120,000 for the victims of Nazi
medical experiments.
tration, five aged Jews from
The new budget lists only a
China found haven here in a
comfortable home for the aged paltry $15,900,000 for payments
on the shores of. Lake Geneva. to individual victims of Nazism,
It took months of effort on both Jews and Germans, under
the part of governmental, in- the terms of the Federal Indem-
tergovernmental arid voluntary nification Law adopted nearly a
agencies to get. Ahern out of year ago, and for which not a
China and to bring them to single one of the indispensable
their new home. The Joint Dis- implementation regulations has
tribution Committee, which has yet been issued. West Germany's
been providing the funds for constituent states will them-
their maintenance in China for selves continue to satisfy a lim-
six years, first called their ited number of compensation
plight to the attention of the claims, it is true, but the close-
Office of the United Nations fistedness of the Federal alloca-
High Commissioner for Refu- tion foreshadows the dashing of
gees, which effected their the ,hopes Of a large -majority of
exit from China. They were Jewish victims of Nazism in the
flown from Hongkong to Europe coming year.
by the Inter- Governmental
!Committee for European Migra-
tion. Maintenance in their new
home is being provided jointly
by the Swiss Government and
the Verband Schweizerischer
„Musk of Distinction
ijuedischer Fluechtlingshilfen,
750 Book Bldg.
WO. 1-4710
which operates the home for
the aged here and which re-
ceives a subsidy from JDC.
There are 10 more scheduled to
SIN -CLAIR
came here, who have not yet
left China, It is hoped that ar-
GOLF
RANGE
rangements for their transpor-
Pros in Attendance
Golf Equipment—Best Pro Lines
tation to Switzerland will be
22 241 W. 8 Mile W. of Lasher
made shortly.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mr.
Adolph Reifler acknowledges
.wth grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.
WEDDING? BAR MITZVAH?
ROSENBLAT,, M.C.
and His Orchestra
& Associate Bands
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