•
AdivitieJ in Socie
Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Ruby, of this city, have left for a two-
week tour of California and the West Coast.
Enjoying recent vacations at Oakton Manor Resort on the
shores of Lake Pewaukee, Wis., were Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown, of
Washburn Ave., Mr. and Mrs. L. Mundzow, of Appoline Ave., and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohen, of St. Mary's Ave.
The Actor's Company of Clover Lodge, noted northern resort,
located at Omena, Mich., recently featured Joan Ellen Erman,
Alan Ross, Doris • Ross and Thelma Whitely in Noel Coward's
"Fumed Oak.', This Sunday's presentation, "The Mikado" by Gil-
bert and Sullivan, is being directed by Harris Crohn, concert
pianist and instructor in music at the University of Texas, in
Austin, Tex. Among the guests enjoying these and other pro-
grams at Clover Lodge are Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Forman and chil-
dren, the 0. B. Lanyis and children, A. Brodskys, F. Hoffmans, H.
Glass Harry Nathans, D. Goldmans, S. Krauses, I. Solornons, A.
Applebaums, J. Roths, Charles Cohens, Sam Gurnys, N. Levinsons,
N. Flustys, Joseph Hertzbergs, Sam Dworkins, Samuel Cutlers, M.
Krafts, Sam Freedmans, M. Prices, I. Bersons, Mrs. J. Gellis and
the Sam Siegels, of Flint, S. Granadiers, A. - Saxons, L. Levins,
Harry Posars, Howard Berkowitz', Abe Kleiners, of Flint, Harry
Abrams', Ralph Posners, Moe Orloffs, J. Munsons, M. Zameks, Max
Haimans, B. Gaspas', B. Drapkins, J. Metzgers, A. Silks, W. Rabino-
witz', Mr. Mickey Smiler, Miss Esther Jacobson, Mrs. B. Mondry and
Mrs. Simon Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Amdursky (Joanne Bailes) and daughter,
Susan, of Chicago, Ill., have returned home after visiting here
with Mrs. Amdursky's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Bailes, of
Ohio Ave.
Miss Pearl Berry, of Huntington Woods, Mich., left last week
by air for a five-week tour of Europe, which will include stops in
England, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and
France. She will return home on Aug. 30.
Miss Rachel Sussman, of 3297 Tuxedo, was a xecent guest at
Scaroon Manor Resort, on Schroon Lake, N. Y.
A garden tea for the benefit of- Children Unlimited—the or-
ganization that aids blind children—will be held at 1 p.m., Monday,
at the honie Anita Kuzin, 20104 Hubbell.
Mr. - Zobert Ginsburg, of 13141 Pembroke, will leave on Sunday
for a two-week vacation in Charlevoix, Mich. He will return to
Detroit on Aug. 15.
.Mr. and Mrs. Max Broder, of 1000 Merton Rd., have left for a
vacation in Colorado Springs, Colo. While there, Mrs. Broder, who
is president of the Detroit League of the Jewish National Home
for Asthmatic Children in Denver, will attend the _annual natiofial
convention of the Home Aug. 1 to 4. Also attending the parley
will be Mrs. Sol Perlman, another Detroit chapter member.
Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Wigderson and daughter, Marlene, of Ros-
lyn Rd., have returned from a two-week vacation through Wis-
consin and Minnesota.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis I. Galin, of 18202 Oak Dr., are presently visit-
ing in Israel While there, Dr. Galin, national president of Alpha
Omega_dental fraternity, will discuss plans for the establishment of
the first Israel dental school with Dr. Leo Wertheimer, of the Ha-
dassah Medical School, with which the dental school will btassoci-
ated. Dr. Galin also isited Dr. Samuel Lewis-Epstein and his son,
Dr. Jack Lewin-Epstein, the latter who was recently appointed Re-
gent for the three new Alpha Omega chapters in Tel Aviv, Haifa
and Jerusalem.
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. , and Mrs. Louis Mandell,
17083 Joy, was celebrated with a gathering of family and friends
at their son Leo's residence, 4342 Cortland. The couple's seven
children, 16 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren attended.
Married in Hungary, the couple came; to Detroit in 1913. Their
children include another son, Edward, and five daughters, Mrs.
John Davis, Mrs. Harry Riffenburg, Mrs. Frank Wyner, Mrs. Harry
Kideckel, and Mrs. Joseph Ellison.
People Make News
Israel Government Honors
Alliance Israelite Leader
ews Brevities
•
PARIS, (JTA)—At an im-
Mrs. LEONARD GUSSOW was
pressive ceremony at Alliance one of a delegation of Detroiter
Israelite headquarters here at- to attend a meeting of the Unit-
tended by .a large number of ed World Federalists in Cleve-
French Jewish leaders, Israel land, 0-., called for the purpose
Ambassador Jacob Tzur pre- of establishing the Mid-Lakes
sented Prof. Rene Cassin, presi- region of the organization, which
dent of the Alliance Israelite is dedicated to peace through
lUnivereselle, with a certificate the development of the United
of his inscription in the Golden Nations as a body able to pre-
Book of the Jewish National vent armed aggression anywhere
Fund, as a token of gratitude throughout the world. Mrs. Gus-
for his "participation in the sow was named liaison officer of
great work which made the the newly-estblished region.
creation of the State of Israel
possible."
Music the STEIN-WAY
Prof, Cassin, who heads the
highest administrative court in
DICK
France and is also vice-chair-
STEIN
man of the United Nations Com-
mittee on Human Rights, re-
and His
plying to Ambassador Tzur,
Orchestra
- stressed the pioneering role
MRS. LEON SERLING
• Music
played by the founder of the
• Vocal
In a double ring ceremony Alliance.
Specialties
June 29 at Holiday Manor, San-
As an example he cited the
TY. 5-2445
dra Marilyn Cohen, daughter of work of the Alliance Agricultural
TY. 5-5593
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen, of School, Mikveh Israel, near Jaf-
Cortland Ave., was united in fa, and stated that it was in an
marriage to cpl. Leon Serling, Alliance school that Eliezer Ben
son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ser- Yehuda, the father of modern
ling, of Greenlawn Ave. Rabbi Hebrew, started his career.
Morris Adler and Cantor Hyman
Adler officiated.
Photographers
Do not try
The bride wore a gown of things.—Aesop to do impossible
white nylon net and satin, fea-
BABY and WEDDING
turing a fitted bodice and accen-
tuated with lace sleeves and a For the finest music available for
Sp ecialists...
bouffant satin skirt which ended Dances and Private Parties.
in a sweep train. - Her fingertip
ENGAGEMENT GLOSSIES,
DAVE FRANK
veil fell from a crown of tiny
PORTRAITS, CANDIDS, ETC.
seed pearls, and she carried a
And His Orchestra
11344 DEXTER
TO. 8-6980
white prayerbook and a white
WE. 3-2754
orchid.
Eva Yampolsky was maid of
honor, and Mrs. Morris Goldberg
was matron of honor. Brides-
maids were Marlene Taylor,
Dependable tasteful 'coverage' in color motion pictures of your wedding
Sheila Kaufman, Dolores Case
NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE!
and Mrs. Seymour Garsoff.
Newsreel length COLOR movie . .
Jack Serling, brother of the
$1
9
including an EASTMAN KODAK PRO-
bridegroom, was best man, and
JECTOR for you to OWN, ONLY
ushers were Seymour Garsoff,
Leon Bial, Joel Lutz and Harold
$99.50
Or with EASTMAN CAMERA instead of projector
Kalich. Yale Falick and Leslie
JUST
CALL
Aronoff were ring bearers and
Cheryl Goldberg and Donna
Aronoff were flower girls.
Following dinner and a recep-
•
For Information and Free Demonstration
tion, the newlyweds spent their
TE. 4-7897
TO. 8-2705
honeymoon at Scaroon Manor,
on Schroon Lake, N. Y., eirroute
to -Boston, Mass., where the
This Week Shop These Values at the
bridegroom is stationed and
where the couple- are presently
making their home.
Out of town guests included
'Where Old Friends Meet to Shop'
relatives . from Boston, Chicago,
New York and Los Angeles.
FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS
•■ •11111111• ■ •• ■ 1101•11.
KEITH
BRIDES ...
50
SID SIEGEL
DEXTER DAIMON MARKETS
Certification Denied
To Discriminating Group
TORONTO, (JTA)—The. On-
tario Labor Relations Board has
elected president of the ZOA refused certification to the Chris-
Labor Association of Can-
who left to attend World Zionist tian
ada because its constitutional
Actions Committee meetings in requirements that members ad-
Jerusalem.
here to Christian doctrines "serve
* • * *
to impose restrictions on eligi=
Prof. SYDNEY GOLDSTEIN, bility for membership."
T constitution of the associ-
The
head of the department of aero-
ation says that its aim is the
nautical engineering of Techni- practical application of Chris-
on, Israel Institute of Technol- tian principles in collective bar-
ogy in Haifa, has Peen invited gaining." Another of its objec-
to serve as a visiting lecturer of tives was to "Make propaganda
applied science at Harvard Uni- for Christian economic and in-
versity for the academic year dustrial principles and their
1954-55, it was announced by J. proper application."
W. Wunsch, president of Amer-
The board suggested in its de-
ican Technion Society. The cision that the association giye
Technion scientist will attend consideration to anti - discrim-
the congress of the International ination clauses in the Labor Re-
Union of Theoretical and Applied lations Act and the Fair Employ-
Mechanics in Br u s s e l s this ment Practices Act "before it
month, and will address an in- submits any further applications
ternational congress of mathe- to this board."
matics in Amsterdam in Septem-
ber. He also will visit various
Groucho Marx says he owns
universities in Europe. General what is without a doubt the laz-
Yaacov Dori, Technion presi- iest rooster in the world. "He's
dent, revealed' that Professor so lazy," explains Groucho, "that
Goldstein had, at his own re- he's•never crowed in his life. He
quest, been relieved of his duties waits for another rooster to crbw
as vice-president of Technion
. and then' nods his head."
so that he may be free to pursue
his scientific work.
* *
FOR A SUNDAY TREAT
A. HAROLD MURRAY, execu-
tive director of the Educational
Alliance of New York for the
past five years, has been ap-
Bar-B-Q Lomb Ribs
pointed director of the depart-
and Prime Filet Steaks
ment of community affairs of
the American Jewish Committee,
KAPLAN BROS.
it was announced by Dr. John
KOSHER MEATS
Slawson, AJC executive vice-
president.
18211 WYOMING
Miss Grace Grossmann, na-
tionally-recognized authority on
psychiatric social work, has been
appointed D i -
rector of the
Department of
S o c i al Service
and Rehabilita-
tion at the fa-
mous free, non-
sectarian Na-
tional Jewish
Hospital at
Denver. Miss
Grossman will
assume her du-
ties at the na-
tion-wide medi-
cal center for Miss Grossman
tuberculosis and chest diseases
on Sept. 1, after 17 years as
executive director of the Brook=
lyn, N. Y., section, National
Council of Jewish Women.
*
Father WILLIAM V. E. CASEY,
S.J., of Boston College, Depart-
ment of Theology, left New York
via Scandinavian Airline Sys-
tern, to join the group of Priests,
Rabbis and Ministers who are
touring Europe and the Holy
Land, through the Intercultural
Travel Seminar, sponsored by
tl.e Commission on Religious
Organizations of the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews. Father Casey landed at
Hamburg, later stopping at
Rome, before flying to Tel Aviv
where he was met and welcomed
by members of the Seminar.
* *
ABRAHAM GOODMAN, of New
York, was named to serve as act-
ing president of the Zionist. Or-
ganization of America in the ab- DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
sence of Morlazner May, newly
Friday, July 30, 1954
4c
Sandra Cohen Weds
Cpl. Leon Serling
OUTDOORS
UN. 1-4770
STOKELEY'S
HONOR BRAND
Delicious NELCAR
LEMONADE
Mixed Vegetables, pkg. 19c
I Oc can
SPRINGEL'S BLINTZES
,Cheese, Cherry, Blueberry, Strawberry
BENNETT'S
4
PRUNE
JUICE
Quart $100
Bottles II
New Pack
DEL MONTE
SUGAR
PEAS
2 No.
3033
Cans
PILLAR ROCK
Solid Pack
F White Meat
2
TUNA
Cans
75c
CRISCO
HUDSON
or MARCAL
Paper
NAPKINS
3 boxes 33c
DOLE or
DEL MONTE
Sliced
Pineapple
21/2 Can—Ea. 35c
3 FOR $1 Oa
WHITE STAR
Creamed Cottage
CHEESE
3-Lb: Can
5C
35e-3 for $1
Full
Pound
Carton
79c
LAN D-O-LAKES
BUTTER
Salted, in Qtrs.
67c lb.
19c
TREND
WASHING
POWDER
Large
Boxes
35(
EXTRA FANCY
Seedless Grapes
.....
Small Pickles for ,,,,,
VISIT
Thefinest and largest Delicatessen
and smoked fish dept. In the city.
• BEER—IWORTED
........ .......... lb. 290
$ 50
Peek Basket '
WE HAVE
SMOKED STURGEON
and DOMESTIC WINES •
WE SELL ISRAEL BONDS
18207 WYOMING c7. 44.
BUY U. S.
SAVINGS BONDS
113310 DEXTER
HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed. 8 a.m . . to 7 p.m.; Thurs. and Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sun. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.