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A buffet supper party was recently tendered by Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Beltzman, of 3253 Clements, in honor of their daughter
Sharon's sixteenth birthday. Among those attending were Ronnie
Moogerinan, Clare Kahn, Al Beltzman, Sharon's brother, Marilyn
Williams, Sheila Winer, Betty Winer, Seymour Warren, Laura
Melder, Pauline Roth, Allan Roth, Rosalyn Rosen, Stephen Spitz,
Carol Rosen, Steve Busker, Carol Bordorley, Paul Stark, Helen
,Fruchter, Jerry Foster, Bob Pittman, Herbert Finkel, Barbara Mal-
amud, Sheldon Weiner, Estelle Londer and Sheldon Goldsmith.
Sharon's host was Al Gall. A dinner party was given the follow-
-Mg day, at the family home for 150 relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. LeVane, of Verona Dr., Franklin Hills,
will leave June 27 for an 11-week tour of the world which will in-
clude stops in Hawaii, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, and
Europe.
Mrs. Esther Cowan, formerly of Clements Ave., is now residing
on San Vincente Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Open house will be held from 7 p.m. today, by Mrs. Julius D.
London, of 17591 Santa Rosa, in honor of the graduation of her
two sons from the University of Michigan, Berton from the school
of medicine, and Edmund from the school of architecture.
Arthur L. Fligman, of 1675 Atkinson, was one of 38 seniors to
receive the degree of Doctor of Optometry from the Chicago Col-
lege of Optometry on June 4. Dr. Fligman is married to the for-
mer Marcia Foulin, of Detroit, and the father of a one-year-old
daughter, Linda. He will begin practice in Michigan.
Moshe Heyman, of Glendale Avenue, is spending a month's
vacation in Israel visiting his family in Rishon-le-Zion. He will
spend some time in Italy, Switzerland and France before returning
to Detroit on July 4.
Herman Puder, of Cortland Avenue, left last week by air for
Israel together with his mother, Mrs. Ci]li Puder, to visit their
family in Kiryat Chaim, Israel.
Max Lipsitz returned to Israel on the SS Jerusalem last week
to rejoin his family in Bet Yitzhak, near Natanya. Mrs. Lipsitz will
return shortly to join her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gra.nadier, of 4044 Cortland, will be at home
from 8 to 12 p.m:, June 18, to honor their children, Jack and Janet
Silverstein.- Mr. Silverstein will graduate from Wayne University
MediCal School June 17. The couple will leave soon afterward to
make their home in Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat. L. Schwartz, of 16115 Forrer, will leave
next week for Seattle, Wash., where they will visit their son,
daughter-in-law and new grandchild, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence H.
Schwartz and Karen Anne, for several weeks. They will return
home in July with Lt. and Mrs. Ellis Brownstein, their daughter
and son-in-law, and their daughter, Leslie Michelle, who will be
returning from Anchorage, Alaska, where Lt. Brownstein was sta-
tioned with the U.S. Army. -
Mr. and Mrs. A. C., Gappin and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lieber-
man are among the Detroiters who have returned from recent
visits to Israel.
WC Members to Discuss
McCarthy's Record Today
Pincus-Altman Rites
Planned for Summer
"McCarthy — A Documented
Record" is the topic of a mem-
ber panel discussion to be held by
the Workmen's Circle E-S Coun-
cil tonight at WC Center. The
program will feature Maurice
Goldsmith, Leon Yelnsky,-Robert
Israel and Rudy Africh.
Detroit WC members will
journey to the camp of the
Cleveland WC near Chardon for
a jamboree - retreat week - end,
June 18 to 20.
MICKEY
WOOLF
and His
Orchestra
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SINCLAIR
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Pincus,
of Glen Cove, Long Island, N.Y.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Janet Frances,
to Jerome H. Altman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Altman, of Fair-
field Ave.
Miss Pincus, an alumna of the
Glen. Cove schools, is presently
attending the University of
Michigan. Mr. Altman was grad-
uated in 1953 from U. of M.,
where he was a member of Sig-
ma. Alpha Mu.
A late summer wedding is
planned.
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Local Groups File Brief in Adventist's Case'
The Jewish Community Coun- munity Center of Ann Arbor,
cil submitted to the Supreme the Northern Michigan Jewish
Court of Michigan a brief as Welfare Federation of Bay City,
the Ameridan Jewish - Congress
amicus curiae (friend of the
court) in support of the right I and the Michigan Ctuncil of the
Congress, the American Jewish
of three Battle Creek members I
Committee and its De tr oit,
of the Seventh Day Adventists
1Chapter. Attorneys who pre-
to receive unemployment com-
pensation while refusing to work pared the brief were Leo Pfeffer,
on their Sabbath, which is the ,assistant director of the corn-
'mission on law and social action
seventh day.
I ofthe American Jewish Con-
The Council was joined in its
brief by the Flint Jewish Co- i gress, and Erwin B. Ellmann, a
brief
the Jewish Wel- ! member of the legal committee
munity Council, -
fare Federation and Council of ' 1
of The
the Community
case arose Council.
-when the
Pontiac, the Beth Israel . Com- ' Michigan Employment. Security
Commission refused unemploy-
ment compensation to three
Seventh Day Adventists on the
grounds that by stating they
could not work from sundown
Friday until sundown Saturday,
they have made themselves un-
available for work. The Circuit
Court of Calhoun County (Bat-
tle Creek) upheld the right of
the Seventh Day Adventists to
receive compensation and the
DISHES
case was appealed to the Su-
Imported
preme Court by the MESC.
The Council's brief points out
from Israel
that its interest in the case
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stems from the fact that Jews
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observe the seventh day as Sab-
bath and, also that the com-
from copper and
munity's interest ".
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pewter-wash.
beyond the confines of the im-
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mediate issue of the interpre-
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reversal of this decision would
be inimical to the cause of re-
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all citizens. It is for these rea-
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sons that we have sought and
received leave to file this brief
amici curiae."
Pfeffer and Ellmann pointed
out that the MESC allowed
benefits to a Jewish woman in a
similar case in November 1953
11820 Dexter Blvd.
in Detroit in which the Com-
munity Council had been ac-
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tively engaged.
11 to 4
There are over 300 Scout Units
"Specialists in Israel"
organized for physically hanqi- ,
capped boys.
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Frid.ay, June 11, 1954
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