ORT to Hear . First-Hand
Account of Progress in Near-East

Jan. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald Taines . (Beatrice Chodoroff),
of 25421 Scotia, Huntington
Woods, Mich., a son. Lance El-
liot.

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Jan. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Milo-
ert Rosenbush (Greta Schein-
berg), of Santa Barbara Dr., a
daughter, Mary Lou.
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Jan. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Pitt (Ida Frederick), - of 20213
Braile, a son. Mark Stewart.
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Jan. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Lurie (Lois Daniels). of 24280
Jerome, Oak Park, Mich., a son,
Roger Alan.
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Jan. 21—To Ivir. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Sherman (1,.nn Fishman), of
2635 COrtland, a son, Allen Ed-
mund.
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Jan. 20—To Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence H. Zucker (Josephine
Hoffman). of 18027 - Ilene, a
daughter, Leslie Robin.
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Jan. 19—To Mr. a n d Mvs.
Moris H. Goldberg (Dolores Gar-
soff), of 23150 Kenosha, Oak
Park, Mich., a son, Jeffrey Miles.
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Jan. 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Laskey (Florence Rosen-
thal), a daughter. Linda Maxine.
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Jan. 12—to Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur N. Smith (Dolores Tartof),
of 19983 Lesure, a daughter,
Mindy Ann.

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Mrs. Ludwig Kaphan, national
president of Women's American
ORT and a member of the World
ORT board, will speak at an open
meeting of Michigan Region of
Women's American ORT at • 1
p.m., Monday, in the Women's
City Club.
According to Mrs. Oliver Ruby,
president of the Michigan Re-
gion, Mrs. Kaphan will address
the audience of members and
their friends on a trip she re-
cently took to the Near East
where . she toured ORT instal-

Last summer, Mrs. Kaphan, to-
gether with Nathan Gould, exe-
cutive director of Women's
American ORT, became the first
representative of ORT in Ameri-
ca to visit in Iran.
Here, in this primitive coun-
try, as it . is described by Mrs.
Kaphan, there are 80,000 Jews
who are being given the first
opportunity to acquire skillls
through ORT. Half of the com-
munity lives in Teheran.
Although the Jews were
released from the ghetfo 25
years ago by Reza Shah
Pahlevi, father of the present
monarch, their status has not
been altered. Illiteracy is high,
poverty is so common .the
people know barely any way
of life. Only five percent live
outside the ghetto. -
Amidst this poverty, Mrs. Kap-
han reports, on ORT city has
been erected in Teheran, and is
administered • by Abe Loskove,
Joint Distribution Committee di-
rector.
Sixteen brick buildings com- Berdichever Honors
prise the city. Boys work on car- 83-Year-Old Member
pentry, cabinet making; mason-
ry, precision tool making, motor
machines and machine ma-
chanics, while for the girls
there is the inevitable sewing
and embroidery.
Women's American ORT has -
voted to support the schools
of Iran, to provide better
equipment and facilities. But

Jan. 9=-To Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Trute (Arlene Lentzer), of
Broadstreet Blvd., a daughter,
Nancy Lynn.
* * .* .
Dec. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Rosenberg (Gloria Warren), of
Whitcomb Ave., a daughter,
Nancy Ruth.
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Dec. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
H. Goldin (Shirley M. Weisner),
of SturteVant Ave., a daughter,
Pennie Diane.
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To Mr. arid Mrs. Allen Sipher
(Ann Kahn), of 19255 Votro-
beck Dr., a daughter, Lynn El-
len.
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A Murnford nigh SchoOl sen-
To Mr. and. Mrs. Allen Bobroff
(Ethel Levine), former Detroit- ior has been named Volunteer
ers now of 1145 E. .61st St., 'Chi- of the Week in the weekly selec-
tion made by the Central Volun-
cago, Ill., a son, Norman.
teer Bureau of United Commu-
nity Services.
Renounce Anti-Semitism
The first teen-ager ever - -- to
NEW YORK, (JTA). Argen- win this honor is Sally Beth
tina's right -wing nationalist Bing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
movement, the Alianza Liberta- Joseph S. Bing, o _ f Birchcrest
dora Nacionalista, has renounced Dr. She represents Countilettes,
its former anti-Semitic policy, junior organization of the Na-
Guillermo P. Kelly, its secretary tional Council of Jewish Women.
general, - said in a- statement to
Miss Bing has received a Red'
the press here.
?eatifer• pin, na-
tionally. - recog-
CERTIFIED MOHEL
nized eniblem
of 0 u-tstanding
Rev. Yehudah Loewy
Volunteer - serv-
SERVING IN
I ice. One of 10
Hospitals and Homes
girls w h o four
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y e ars. ago
3761 HUMPHREY AVE..
helped to estab-
lish the Detroit
Chapter. of
Counci rettes i
RABBI LEO Y.
N.liss Bing is Miss Bing
GOLDMAN, M.A,
presently serving her third year
EXPERT MOHEL
on the board of directors.
Recommended by Physicians
• Although the national group
Serving in Hospitals and Hornet ,
was formed in 1937, the Detroit
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chapter is already the - largest in
the country with 250 -members.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Hannah G. Solomon was found-
er of the Councilettes; a charit-
Rev. Judah Goldring able organization fOr teen-age
serving in
girls.
HOMES and HOSPITALS
Its major goal is raising funds
to pr o v i d e scholarships for
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18701 MENDOTA.
American and foreign students,
patterning its activities after its
parent body. Mrs. Arthur I.
SPECIALIZED MOHEL
Gould, now • Detroit Sec t i o n,
NCJW president, organized the
RABBI CHASKEL
group four years ago.
GRUBNER
De t r o i t's. •Councilettes also
Serving in
have provided weekday play-
Homes and Hospitals
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school care for children for re-
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fugee parents, regularly send
books, toys, games and personal
items to Israel, contribute toys
CANTOR LEO
and time to Children's Hospital
RADIN
and assist the senior section in
Ritual Circumcision
staffing the Council r• Resale
. ••
MOHEL
Shops.
Recommended by
Miss
Bing
was
chairman
of
Noted Physicians
Serving in
the Hannah G. Solomon fund
Nonicts & Hospital
committee in 1954,. and.this year,
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,•,•t h e :gene ra 1 ;'
•--1999.'diiivtivv ,
fund-raising committees

Sally Beth Bing
Volunteer of Week

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first and foremost is the job
of improving the health and
morale of its boys and girls.
In Casablanca, Mrs. Kaphan
relates, one can best see how
Women's American ORT's four-
point program .works at its maxi-
mum level of accomplishments.
The program includes MOT
(Materials for Overseas Train-
ing), guardianship, scholarship
and the more recently-formed
health setup.
The largest part of the work
done by Women's American ORT
is in its MOT program, which
provides the material, facilities
and teachers for ORT schools.
At AniereS, Switzerland, is the
ORT Teachers' Training Insti-
tute, which trains top students
to become teachers in ORT
schools throughout Europe,
North Africa and in Israel.
The scholarship program es-
tablished by Women's American
ORT helps pay the bill for send-
i n g these promising young
people to the Anieres school or
to a similar school in Paris.
The last of the four major
program, which reduces dis-
ease at the ORT schools. The
program is particularly needed
in North Africa and the Arab
states where health conditions
are extremely low.
ORT maintains over 300
schools in the world, with about
54 percent of all the vocational
training schools located in Is-
rael to aid in the economic fight
being waged by the Jewish state.

II—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Installation of Women
Friday, February 4, 1955
Bond Chairmen Feb. 1 7

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To Wed in June

Mrs. Michael A. Stavitsky of
East Orange, N.J., national
chairman of the Women's Divi-
sion for Israel Bonds, will install
officers of the Detroit Women's
Division at a luncheon at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, Feb. 17.
The chairmen of the Detroit
Women's Division are: Mrs. Jo-
seph Katchke, general chair-
man; Mrs. Philip Helfman, Na-
tional Sponsors; Mrs. Joseph
Newman, CHEN; Mrs. Samuel
Aaron, speakers c o m m i t t e e;
Mrs. Alex Schreier, general soli-
citations; Mrs. Albert Potiker,
cash collection; Mrs. Max Stoll-
man, organizations.

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daughter, Sue Anne, to Bruce
Charles . Abrahams,. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morey L. Abrahams, of
Muirland Ave. A June wedding
is planned.

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`Gigi' to Be Featured
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The Great Film Series, spon-
sored by Cinema 16, Jewish
Communityk Center group, will
feature the, movie "Gigi" at 8:45
p.m., Feb. 13,, in the Davison
Center.
Cinema 16 meets at 8:30 p.m.,
on alternate Wednesdays, at
the WoodWard Center. Its next
program will be on Feb. 16, and
will highlight the "Film as a
Newsreel." "The Battle of Mid-.
way and Coral Seas" and "News
Magazine of the Screen" will be
shown.
Regular meeting are devoted
to an appreciation of all film.
forms. Subsequent programs will
feature a "Filin in Art" event on
March 2; "Music in the Film,"
March 16; and "The Experimen-
tal Film," March 30.
Information on the Great Film
Series. or Cinema 16 may be ob-
tained by calling Carl Einhorn,
TR. 5-8450.

Purity Chapter Planning
Pot Luck Dinner Monday

Purity Chapter, Order of Eas-
tern Star; will meet at 7:45 p.m.,
Monday, at Eastern Star Temple,
80 W. Alexandrine. A pot luck
dinner will be served at 6 p.m.,
according to Sadie Pearl, worthy
matron.
Officers and members each will
bring a dish of their favorite
food. Members attending should
report the dish they are bringing
to Harriet Kruger; BR. 3-3424.
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