Kasle Dinner in Flint
Nets $85,000 for Bonds
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-21
Friday, May 28, 1954
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JWF Women's Division's
Annual Meeting June 15
Earlier Deadlines to be Enforced
For Our June 4 and June 11 Issues -.
The Women's Division of the
Over 165 persons helped
Jewish Welfare Federation will
launch the Israel Development
Monday, May 31, will be a legal holiday— due to the
hold its annual meeting and . Al-
Bond Issue in Flint by purchas-
I lied Jewish Campaign workers' observance of Memorial Day on the preceding Sunday.
ing bonds to attend the Found- Adolph Deutsch, president of picnic Tuesday, June 15, at I
Sincere there will be no mail delivery and the Jewish
ers Dinner for Guardians of Is- American Savings and Loan, was Knollwood Country Club.
' News office will be closed that day, deadline for all copy for
Mrs. Harry L. Jones, president, our issue of June 4 will be today, May 28, at 2 p.m. Copy re-
rael, honoring Louis Kasle, Mich- one of six Detroit banking ex-
announced that Mrs. Raymond
igan chairman for State of Israel ecutives recent-
ceived . after that hour will, of necessity, be retained for the
A. Sokolov will serve as over-all
Bonds. Total sales amounted to 1 y named to
issue
if timely
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chairman of the day, together . follow i ng week's is
standing c o m-
$85,000.
Alscf—because
Shevuot
will occur on Monday and Tues-
with
Mrs.
Eli
Gross,
program
mittees of the
chairman; Mrs. Sidney G. Sher- day, June 7 and 8, all copy for our issue of June 11 will have
Eliashiv Ben-Horin, counselor United States
man and Mrs. Milton K. Mahler, to be in our hands by noon Friday, June 4.
of the Israel Embassy in Wash- Savings and
chairmen of arrangements.
ington, and Judge Joseph Gold- Loan League.
The Program will begin at
berg, of Worcester. Mass., were American Say-
noon. Following a picnic lunch
the principal speakers at the i n g s has its
a short business meeting will be
testimonial dinner. Imain office at
held. Mrs. Jones will report on
Highlighting the sales activity Woodward a n d
the year-round activities and
for the affair was a $25,000 Is- Lamed and has
election of officers will be held.
rael bond purchase made by the three branch
PARIS, (JTA)—Mme Georg- lican. Church, to annul the bap-
Flint Jewish Community Coun- banks—at Dex-
There will be an original skit ette Glodek. a Jewess. has en- tisms.
cil. • ter a n d Corti-Adolph Deutsch written by Mrs. Leonard H. tered a suit against the Rev.
Mrs. Glodek, who raised her
Ben-Horin stressed the need land, Livernois and Seven Mile Weiner.
Henry Brandeth, Chaplain of children in the Jewish faith, was
and Fort and Military.
St. George's Church of Paris, on divorced from their father, Ma-
to build Israel economically be-
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Sidney Kleinman Wins
charges he baptized her two gistrate Roland Levy. Although
cause of the economic warfare
Herman Fishma n, general I $6,600 Law Scholarship
children into the Anglican faith she was given custody of the
being conducted against it by
agent for the
without her consent. She has children, he had them once a
the Arab nations. Judge Gold-
Frank lin Life
Sidney C. Kleinman, of 2958 also appealed to Queen Elizabeth week. On one of these visits last
berg emphasized that in return
Insurance Co. in Calvert, has been awarded a of Britain, as head of the Ang- year Judge Levy had the chil-
for financial aid given Israel,
Detroit. will de- three-year scholarship for the
dren baptized by Rev. Brandeth,
the state has given a great sense
liver the prin- study of law at New York Uni-
who has since stated that as
of dignity to American Jews.
cipal address at versity Law School. Kleinman i Sarvasher Auxiliary
far as he knew, the father had
Attending the dinner were Lou
the national will graduate in June from the TO Fete Rabbi Meisels
' complete custody of the children
Kasle's brothers: Jacob Kasle of
conven t i o n of University of Michigan.
and used to brin g them to
Indianapolis, Joseph Kasle of
Sarvasher Ladies Auxiliary.
Franklin agency
Kleinman is one of two Michi-
church regularly. Mme. Glodek
Toledo, and Abe Kasle of Detroit.
leaders on Mon- gan men to receive the award, formed in behalf of Rabbi is asking 1,000 pounds damage.
Others from Detroit were Mr.
day, in Virginia called the Elihu Root-Samuel J. Chaim Meisels, the Sarvasher
and Mrs. Phillip Stollman and
Beach, Va. The Tilden Scholarships. Each is val- Rebbe, will sponsor a donor
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Katchke.
topic of his talk ued at $6,600, and is given for luncheon at 12:30 p.m., Wednes-
Those Wishing to
B. Morris Pelavin was master
will be "Sales "distinguished academic records day, at Turover Temple, 12129
Contribute to the
of ceremonies. Joseph C. Hirsch-
Fishman
Techniques that and . .. unselfish public leader- Dexter.
M. Manuel Merzon, vice-presi-
field was chairman of the meet- have Made the Fishman Agency ship."
DIANE STEINBERG
' dent of Rabbi Meisel's Cong.
ing. the Largest Franklin Life Agen-
Khal Charedim, will be guest
cy in Michigan." Also attending Bnai Moshe Young Couples
MEMORIAL FUND
speaker. Mesdames Louis Jonas
the Leaders' convention will be End Year with Wienie Roast
in Memory of Her Daughter,
and David Freedman, president
Howard Finsilver, of 20435 Pica-
Maxine Rosenthal, please call:
The Young Couple's Group of and vice-president, respectively,
dilly, a leading salesman for the
MRS. JACK ROTHBARD
Fishman Agency, and Mrs. Fin- Cong. Bnai Moshe will conclude of the Auxiliary, will be hos-
activities for the season with a tesses.
silver.
TO. 5-9610
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A feature of the event will be
wienie roast on Monday evening,
Flint's Mayor, DONALD W. at Palmer Park. For additional the showing of a new film from
North Woodward Branch
RIEGLE, in recognition of the information, call the congrega- Israel. All friends of Rabbi Mei-
European Welfare
state of Israel's sixth anniver- tion office. sels are urged to attend.
sary, proclaimed the week be-
ginning May 16 as Israel Inde-
pendence Week in Flint. In the
resolution, Mayor Riegle pointed
to this country's sympathetic
feelings toward Israel and the
Jewish State's historic struggle
mo
to build new nationhood on the
"firm foundations of liberty,
brotherhood and belief in God."
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DR. ALBERT G. KALIN, pres-
with
Purchase of ident of the Michigan Chiropody
I QUART or More Association, called attention to
the fact that this is National
MAC-0-LAC , Foot
Health Week. Dr. JEROME
FADELESS : LAVINE, chairman of the edu-
cation committee for Michigan
chiropodists, says that the week
NOW ONLY
is set aside to educate Americans
to the importance of choosing
$2.20
See page 895, Yellow a family chiropodist and seeing
Pages, for Mac-O-Lac
him for periodic foot checkups.
dealer nearest you.
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PICKWICK PAPERS, trium-
phantly brought to the screen
for the first time, is now show-
ing at Cinema Theater.
News Brevities
Jewisn Mother Sues Anglican. Minister
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In Paris for Baptizing Her Children
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Pilgrimage Includes
Gershenson's Garden
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron H. Ger-
shenson's beautiful garden at
their Palmer Woods home, 1700
Wellesley Drive, will be among
the eight Northwest Detroit gar-
dens opened to the public on
June 5 and 6, from 12 noon un-
til 6 p.m.
Visitors to these home gar-
dens will be taking Tour III of
the annual Garden Pilgrimage
for the benefit of the Detroit
Garden Center, headquarters of
which are on Belle Isle. The
Center, which is open the year
round to provide information
and all manner of assistance for
home gardeners, is partially sup-
ported by fees from the Pil-
grimage. A tour ticket, admit-
ting one to each garden listed
may be purchased in advance
from Garden Center, or at any
garden on the tour.
The Gershenson's formal gar-
den has an area of 100x75 feet.
At its far end is a pool, back of
which is a pergola with climb-
ing roses. On one side, two raised
beds of perennials are backed by
a white cedar hedge. A formal
rose bed adorns the other side.
In front of the pool, pink gera-
niums glow their greeting: There
are carefully planned arrange-
ments of delphiniums, iris, lilies
—in short, all manner of choice
perennials. In addition there is
a kitchen garden and a cutting
bed 50x40 feet.
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CLEAN AS THE SUN
FLAME-FREE
TROUBLE-FREE
PUT IT ANYWHERE
NO FLUE REQUIRED
Get rid of your old-fashioned
water heater
SEE YOUR
DEALER
or Detroit Edison
Be modern—
live electrically
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