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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Leonard Kasle's Candidacy for Roard
Of Education Gains Increased Support

Honeymoon in Florida
After Feb. 25 Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howard, of Ohio Avenue, are now guests
at Howard Manor, Palm Springs, Calif., on their winter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Shaw, of Mendota Ave., have left on a
16-day cruise aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam to South America and
the West Indies.
Cantor and Mrs. A. A. Rosenfeld, 21970 Kipling, Oak Park,
Mich., left for an extended visit to California.
Lillian E. Fink, of 19730 Santa Barbara, left today for a month's
stay in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. David Schoichit, of 18989 Snowden, will leave on
March 16 aboard HMS Queen Mary for a two-month visit in-Europe
and Israel.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip LipSon last week returned from a three-
month visit in Israel.
Mrs. Rena T. Kanter, of Prairie Ave., has returned home fol-
lowing a two-month visit in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calif.
Mrs. Kanter spent most of the time with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adinoff, former Detroiters, now of
Los Angeles, and their two daughters, Jan and Pam.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Samson, formerly of Greenlawn Ave., are
now in their new home at 1'7516 Woodingham Dr.
Mrs. Celia Pollock has returned to this city after a three-week
stay in Lafayette, Ind. While there, she attended the wedding of
her son, Dwight Lee Pollock, to Rochelle Joy Roger, of Lafayette.
Also attending the wedding from Detroit were Mrs. A. Zeff, Bernard
Zeff, Mrs. George N. Smith, Bertha and Frances Farber, Mrs. Ben
Bader and daughters, Naida and Sharon, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bressler.
Five Detroit couples, all active in communal, social, philan-
thropic and fraternal circles, will leave for their first visit to Israel
on Tuesday aboard the SS United States. The Detroiters are Mr:
and Mrs. Aex Belkin, of Glendale Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bel-
kin, of Oakman Blvd., Mr. &lad Mrs. Sidney Grossberg, of Warring-
ton Dr., Mr. and Mrs. Louis Partovich, of W. Buena Vista Ave.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weisberg, of W. Chicago Blvd. They will
be joined by Mrs. Dora Mohill and Mrs. Pauline Birnbaum, friends
from New Britain, Conn. Arrangements for the three-month tour,
which will include Passover and Independence Day in Israel and
trips to England, ,France, Belgium, Switzerland and Italy, were
made by Israel Toutist Service. The couples will return to Detroit
following the arrival on May 31 of the Queen Elizabeth in New
York. -
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jacoby and daughters, Marilyn and Ar-
lene, formerly of Tuxedo Ave., are now residing in their new home
at 19984 Hubbell.
Miss Harriet Sinclair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sinclair, of N.
Martindale Ave., recently returned from a month's vacation in
Miami Beach, Fla.; where she was the guest of her aunt and
uncle. -

To Wed Nov. 20

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Friday, March 4, 1955

Men's Clubs

Dive Diamond

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Eighth Annual Youth
Week Begins March 18 -

MRS. ALFRED FRIEDMAN

In a ceremony performed Feb.
25, in Adas Shalom Synagogue,
Francine Weinberg, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Weinberg,
of 18659 Pennington, became the
bride of Alfred Friedman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Friedman,
of 18700 Whitcomb. Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal officiated.
The bride chose a gown of
white, Italian silk taffeta, with
re-embroidered finger lace and
pearls. around the portrait neck-
line. Extending from the em-
pire waistline was a -side panier
with appliques of the lace and
pearls which ended in a tradi-
tional train. Her cap of match-
ing taffeta and lace held in
place" a fingertip veil of white,
French illusion. Her flowers were
lily of the valley and white or-
chids.
The bride's sister, Arlene
Weinberg, was her main of hon-
or, and bridesmaids were Mrs.
Richard Stein, Adrienne Gold-
berg, Virginia Talberg, Lorraine
Friedman and Miriam Chaiken.
The bridegroom's brother, Leo
Friedman, served as best man,
while ushers included Neil Zales,
Daniel Klein, Sheldon Capp,
Allen Fealk and Herbert Wein-
berg.
Following a dinner, the couple
left for a honeymoon in Florida.
On their return they will reside
at 21831 Parklawn, Oak Park,
Mich.

M O G E N ABRAHAM MEN'S
CLUB will meet at 9 a.m., Sun-
day, at the synagogue for its
weekly minyan, followed by
breakfast and study hour. A
Monday evening class in Samuel
is currently in its second term.
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At a recent meeting of
NORTHWEST ISRAEL MEN'S
CLUB, DaVid Goldsmith, presi-
Joseph Jonas, who was born
dent, appointed the following in Plymouth, Eland, is on rec-
committees: constitutional, Mil- ord as the first Jewish settler
ton Bressler, Louis Loewy, Milton of Cincinnati, O.
Duchan, Marvin Ravich and Irv-
ing Bronstein; entertainment,
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Gilbert Averbuch, Ben Green-
MADE TO ORDER OR \
baum and Max Kwartewitz. The
READY MADE
committees will re port at a
meeting on March 15, in the
CALL ANNA KARBAL
synagoglie. .
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MISS MARILYN COHEN

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen, of
18018 Birwood, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Marilyn, to Benjamin Siegal, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siegal, of
3203 W. Grand. The wedding
date has been set for Nov. 20, at
Beth Aaron Synagogue.

Mrs. Reisman Donates
$ 1,000 to Beth Yehudah

Mrs. Sarah Reisman, an active
supporter of religious causes lo-
cally and in Israel, recently con-
tributed $1,000 to the Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah in its current
building fund
campaign.
Mrs. Reisman
has been asso-
ciated with the
Beth Yehudah
Schools since
the opening of
the school on
Dexter and
Cortland 13
years - ago. The
school last
month cele- Mrs. Reisman
brated its B a r
Mitzvah at its present location.
Dedication of the new three-
story school. structure on Dexter
and Sturtevant has 'been set for
March .20. A number - of _ func-
tions will precede the event,

Blondy Resolution Hits
McCarran-Walter Act

A resolution proposed to the
Michigan State Legislature by
Sen. Charles H. Blondy calls for
"prompt action" by the Con-
gresS of the United States to
"completely rewrite the McCar-
ran-Walter Immigration Act."
In Senate Concurrent Resolu-
tion No. 24, Sen. Blondy cites the
"protest by provisions of
the law by leaders of the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties,
including the President of the
United States, and by leaders of
religious, trade union, veterans,
civic and other organizations."
The resolution calls the law
"racist and discriminatory be-
cause of its national origins'
quota system (that) sacrifices
basic democratic principles and
limits immigration into our
country on the basis of race and
national origin."
The law "harasses ',liens and
naturalized citizens" now in the
United States, and makes exer-
cise of basic freedom possible
only at the risk of "subjecting
themselves to loss of citizenship
and deportation," the resolution
concludes.'

The first Jewish newspaper in
America was a New York
monthly, called "The Jew,"
founded by Solomon Henry.
Jackson in March, 1823.

Community - wide interest is support Mr. Kasle's candidacy
being evidenced in the candi- include spokesmen of all faiths.
dacy of Leonard Kasle for the
Board of Education.
Mr. Kasle, who led the ticket
for the term ending June 30,
1959, is receiving the support of
Orchestras — Entertainment
teachers' grot ps, communal
leaders and elements interested
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it was announced by Miss- Ruth
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Welfare Board - sponsored Na-
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under whose auspices the Week
is observed.

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