Adiviilei in, Soddy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenwald (Geraldine Eizen), of 20221 Evergreen, announce the adoption of a daughter, Elissa Renee, born March 30. Dr. William K. Hass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hass, of Strathcona Dr.., graduated last weekend from the University of Michigan Medical School. Dr. Hass and his Wife, the former Bar- bara Shifrin, are presently in New York where he will be an intern at Montefiore Hospital. Mr. Hyman Lieberman, of Oak Park, will leave for Israel on Sunday to re-visit the land of his birth and to see his father whom he has not seen for 35 years. Mr. Lieberman will not be permitted, however, to see the city of his birth, Hebron, which is located in the Jordan section of the Holy Land. En route, he will stop in Paris and Istanbul, and will return via Italy, the Riviera, Switzer- land and England. Mr. Raymond Rubinoff, of Woodingham Dr., will leave on an El Al _Constellation Sunday for Israel where he will visit his brother, Irving, an ex-Detroiter now at Kibbutz Gal'on in the Negev. Mrs. Tania Brightman has returned to Detroit after an ex- tended visit of six months with her children in Israel who have taken up residence there. Members of the Jewish Young Adult Council present at a screening of technicolor movies taken at the summer camp week- end on Memorial Day, shown at the home of Leon Olshansky, JYAC president, at 17331 Washburn, included Al Eichler, Sol Wild- strom, Sarah Johnson, Anne Stolsky, George Vine, Harry Kopel, Dorothy Gordon, E. Panieman, Maurice Zelonka, Dora Gold, G. Feldman, Suzanne Etanson, George Rembaum, Eleanor Lifton, Sid Rose, Laura Levin, Lil Lubarsky, Arlene Kramer, Linda Schwartz, Carol Charles, Jackie Hecht, Sam Soskin and Sherman Lynn. Attending a recent sweet sixteen celebration held at the Elmwood Casino in honor of Carol Rosner were her host, Jim Weitzman, Gloria Getz, Harvey Hecht, Marilyn Goldstein, Burt Serlin, Marilyn Frankel, Mel Miller, Fern Marcus, Jordan Lawson, Sylvia Greenbaum, Bill Lichtig, Arlene Wolberg, Abba Friedman, Eleanor Banks, Morris Garfinkel, Deanna Dunn, Morty Plotnick, Mary Shiffman, Jerry Weinstein, Sharon Nathan, Joel Lubin, Phyllis Pulberg, Gordon Miller, Harriet Levin, Nelson Chase, Marcia Victor, Nora Weiss, Margo Woolf, Bob Schiff, Elaine Volen, Warren Ginsburg, Toby Zussman and Bruce Goldsmith. M. Narkiss, director of the Bezalel Museum in Jerusalem, was a guest in Detroit this week. At commencement exercises on June 12, Albert M. Robbins, former Detroiter, now of Los Angeles, was awarded the Master of Arts degree by the University of . Southern California. Gerald Sheldon Weintraub, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wein- traub, of 2698 Pasadena, received his EA degree at the 126th commencement exercises of Kenyon College, Gambier, 0. Gerald, a summa cum laude graduate, _held a scholarship in chemistry at Kenyon, was a member of the Student Council and was elected this year to Phi Beta Kappa. He is a pre-medical student. Mrs. Serra Glick, former Detroiter, last week graduated from Chapman College in Los Angeles, Calif. Among her guests at commencement exercises were her children and six grandchildren. Betrothal Announced At a Family Dinner MISS ELAINE HERSKOVITZ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hersko- vitz of Elmhurst Avenue an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Elaine, to Her- man Eizelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eizelman of Winthrop Avenue at a recent dinner. The wedding will be solemnized on Nov. 14. This ruling came into effect in Detroit last Sunday, June 13th. We want everyone to bear in mind that the prescribed seal is your guarantee for the Kashruth of the slaughtered fowl and makes the shochet responsible for it. For reasons of Kashruth supervision and control, no shochet will be allowed to issue a Kosher-slaughtered fowl to any one, to a Kosher butcher, a Kosher caterer or even to an individual consumer, without the prescribed seal being affixed on the wing. If the shochet does it otherwise, his license as shochet will be in jeopardy. Just as Kashruth has always helped the Jewish people to lead an examplary life, a life of proper discipline and re- straint, something which is so necessary for a happy living, we have witnessed during the last few weeks a splendid demonstration of proper discipline and restraint on the part of everyone, without exception, in the Kosher industry, who helped us in this program to strengthen Kashruth in Detroit. Special recognition is hereby given to all the schochtim in Detroit, who have enthusiastically endorsed the new ruling and are cooperating one hundred per cent; to the Kosher Butchers Association, to the Kosher Poultry Dealers, and to the Kosher Caterers in Detroit. —The Vaad Harabonim of Detroit vocation at Tuesday's meeting will be delivered by Mrs. Helen Auslander, honorary president. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Evelyne Ancell acknowledges with grate- ful appreciation the many kind expressions of sympathy extend- ed by relatives and friends dur- ing the family's recent bereave- ment. Jean's Health Salon 17302.W. McNICHOLS FOR the orchestra of WOMEN ONLY • Steam Cabinet • Swedish Massage Monday through Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. 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Mendelsohn NCCJ Israel Seminar To Make World Tour In order that an adequate, responsible, unified and systema- tic rabbinical supervision be instituted and maintained in all poultry slaughter-houses in Detroit, a matter which is the expressed duty and sacred obligation of the rabbinate in any Jewish Community to do; all Kosher-slaughtered poultry will now carry a "Kosher" seal on the wing, as it was de- creed by the Detroit Rabbinate, and as they have been having it for years in many large Jewish communities all over the land, throughout the length and. breadth of the United States. mer activities, an outing to Bob- on July 29, with proceeds go- I Lo ing to aid blind children. The in- Esnecially for You Honor Father, Son At Insurance Parley 1 The Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Detroit Is Announcing to the Jewish Community: Judge Nathan J. Kaufman will install new officers of the He- brew Ladies Aid Society in cere- monies at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Horowitz Catering. Mrs. Jo- seph Rosenthal will be inducted as the organization's new presi- dent. Others to be inducted by Judge Kaufman include Mesdames Da- vid Weiss, Eugene Brumer, Hen- ry Roth and Joseph Brown, vice- presidents; Joseph White, treas- urer; Max Brumer, Louis Gold- fine, Martin Badlowsky and Al- lan Janowitz, secretaries; Ben Wiatrak, visiting; Julius Ring, case; J. Kallush, conductress; F. Roth, inner guard. Plans will be made at this time for one of the group's sum- Musi^ A distinct honor is being ac- corded this week, at the 1954 i Beth AG ron Men, Women Million Dollar Round Table of Slate Installation Dance - I National. Association of Life Underwriters, in C o r o n a d o, Beth Aaron Sisterhood and Calif., to Harry K. Mendelsohn Men's club invites its members I and his son, Richard G. Mendel- and friends to their joint Instal- sohn, of Detroit. They represent lation Dance, to be held at 9 the only father-son team of p.m., Saturday in the synogague writers of insurance of more I social hall. than a million dollars each, and Mrs. Phillip Fealk and Morris they are believed to be the only Lavin, co-chairmen of the af- father-son team of million-dol- fair, announce that Judge Na- lar-insurance-writers in the his- , than J. Kaufman will install , tory of the round table. The Mrs. Adolph A. Winkler and Mendelsohns are associated in Phillip Chapnick as presidents of the Mendelsohn Insurance Agen- the two groups, along with their cy with offices on James Cou- officers and board members. zens. Altogether, 1490 insurance Music for dancing will be by writers qualified for participa- Marty Shaw's band and refresh- lion in the convention at Cor- mad°, June 15 to 18, 44 of them ments will be served. from Detroit. DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-1 5 Friday, June 18, 1954 Hebrew ; Aid to Install sirs. Joseph Rosenthal Thirty leaders of the three major religious groups in the United States, half of whom are clergymen, will leave on June 28 for an intercultural travel seminar to Europe and the Holy Land. Organized by the National Conference of Christians and Jews, the seminar is the first of its kind ever sponsored for PrOtestant, Catholic and Jewish religious leaders and educators, according to Allyn Robinson, di- rector of the NCCJ commission on religious organizations, who will lead the group. Typical of the religious leaders and government officials who will receive the delegation are the Prime Minister of Israel and Chief Rabbi. In all, the seminar will visit Denmark, Sweden, Ger- many, Austria, Turkey, Israel, Greece, Switzerland, France, England and Scotland, return- ing to New York, Aug. 5. 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