To Wed Serviceman Congress Women
To Meet Election
Candidates Oct. 27

MISS ELAINE BLAU

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blau, of
3280 Glendale, -announce the en-
gagement , of their daughter,
Elaine, to Stanley Wandruff, son
of Mrs. Ethel Wandruff, of 18426
Roselawn. Mr. Wandruff pres-
ently serves in the U. S. Navy
Air Force, and is stationed at
Patupent River, Md.

Fenkell Mothers to Discuss
Election Issues Thursday

Issues in the coming election,
with special reference to the
four proposals which will appear
on the • ballot Nov. 2 will be dis-
cussed by Miss Marie Wheeler
of the League of Women Voters
before the Fenkell Mothers' Club
at their meeting Thursday, at
the Simons Branch of the Jew-
ish Center, 4000 Tuxedo.

Issues facing Americans today
will be debated by Democratic
and Republican candidates for
Congress from the 13th, 15th
and 17th Congressional districts,
at the pre-election meeting of
Women's Division of American
Jewish Congress.
Mrs. Arthur L. Robbins,
chairman of the .commission on
laW and social action, will mod-
erate the discussion, which will
be held at 12:30 p.m., Oct. 27,
at the Davison Jewish Center.
Special questions will be asked
by a panel chosen from-the fol-
lowing chapter chairmen of the
committee on law and social
action:
M es dames Adolph Miller,
Northeast; S. M. Israel and
Robert Willens, Nor t h w e s t;
Abraham Rapoport, South; Miss
Rose Singerman, Central; Sol
Redstone, Shaefer-Seven; and
Lester Kalish, L. W. Wise.
There will be a brief talk by
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman on
the work of Juvenile Court.
A dessert luncheon, which
will precede the program, will
be served by the hospitality
committee, headed by Mrs.
Bert Ruby, program chairman.
Mrs. Charles Feinberg, presi-
dent, invites the ptiblic to at-
tend.

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

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Oct. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday, Oct.
George Steinberger (Betty Ann
Friedman), of 4039 Monterey, a 17.
Station: WJLB.
daughter, Denise Louise.
* * *
Feature: - •.k special musical
program featuring the work of
Oct. 5 — To Mr. and Mrs, Ir- the Music Study Club will high-
win Goodman (Nancy Kreekun), light a performance on the vio-
former Detroiters, now of. 301 lin by Isadore Saslov, newly-ap-
Meadow Dr., Huntsville, Ala., a pointed assistant concertmaster
daughter, Judith Estelle.
of the Jewish Center Symphony
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orchestra, accompanied by Mrs.
Lichtenstein (Marjorie Rosen- S. B. Mash. Addressing the radio
thal), of Hunterbrook Rd., York- audience will be Mrs. Joseph M.
town Heights, N. Y., a son, John . Markel, president of the organ-
:Eric.
ization, and Mrs. Jacob S. Sauls,
* * *
a past president and member of
Sept. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs. the executive of the Jewish
Robert Colman (Layne Berman), Community C o u n c i 1, through
of- 24301 Jerome, Oak Park, whose co-sponsorship the pro-
Mich., a daughter, Margo Shari. gram is presented.
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Sept. 29 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Time: 12:30 .p :m., Sunday, Oct.
Morton Scholnick (Miriam -
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Portes, of Chicago, Ill.), of 5440 17.'
Cass, a son, John Nathan,
Station: WWJ.
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Feature: "Pugnacious Commo-
Sept. 24 — To Mr. and Mrs. dore," the story of fiery Uriah P.
Irving Colton (June Brezner), Levy, who throughout his long
of 8215 Marygrove, a son, Mich- service in the U. S. Navy during
the 19th Century, fought and
ael Wayne.
faced courts martial to rid the
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Lawrence Slotkin (E s t e 11 e
.Bakst), former Detroiters now Mischakof f, Chajes
at 4507 Josie, Lakewood, Calif.,
a son, Scott Lindsay.
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Mischa Mischakoff, celebrated
To Dr. and Mrs. Chester Phil- violinist and concertmaster of
Lipson (Joyce Barrar), of War- the Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra, and Julius Chajes, well-
rington Dr., a son, Thomas.
known Detroit pianist-composer,
will be heard in a' concert of
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`Khamishia,' Israeli
Five-Scene Movie,
Comes to Carlton

For those interested in Israel,
"Khamishia," which comes to
the Carlton Theater on Fenkell,
Sunday, Oct. 17, is made to
order. This, the first full-length
program completely produced in
Israel, is equally rich in enter-
tainment and information.
It is comprised of five parts.
It begins with song, then re-
veals the strides made in Israel.
From this it goes into three
heart-rending and amusing ac-
counts of various aspects of life
in Israel today.
These, while fictional, were
inspired by reality. There is the
poignant account of a mother
separated from her children by
war, searching a n d finding
them—and then the dramatic
denouement. An agrarian epi-
sode has vitality, and is pictur-
esque, indicating how progress
is made in the midst of romance.
The final sequences deal with
farm, city, and government
skilfully intertwined by the
plight of an appealing small boy
and his cow.
It -is spoken in English, and
the entire cast is gratifyingly
competent. Also, the technical
aspects. of the film denote an
already mature .studio. The very
existence of the picture, and
what it shows as it unrolls en-
thrallingly, should prove richly
rewarding, emotionally and en-
tertainingly. -
For those interested in, what
others have to say, the New York
papers , went overboard for
"Khamishia." Perhaps an even
higher tribute, in view of the
newness of the motion picture
industry in Israel, were un-
grudging compliments from the
American motion picture profes-
sional press.
For those interested in what
their neighbors think, "Kha-
mishia" was privately screened
here last month for over two
hundred leaders of the Jewish
community here. Putting it very
simply, they loved it!

Pianist Lipkin to Play
Three Radio. Concerts

. Seymour Lipkin, Detroit-born
concert pianist, will be - heard in
a series of three Sunday night
programs on Oct. 16, 23 and 30,
over Radio Station WQXR, New
York.
The station, operated by the
New York Times, features only
the finest classical music. A
powerful antenna recently built
enables the program to be heard
in Detroit over 156 on. the dial.
Lipkin's programs will be
heard from 9:30 to 10 p.m..
During the summer months,
Lipkin taught a class in con-
ducting at Tanglewood, appear-
ed with the Boston Symphony
.Orchestra and played.a ..se,ries of
concerts at Riv•inia, Park, Chi-
cago, Ill.

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