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To Wed A ug. 28

Friday, March 18, 1955

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Mrs. Benjamin Naimark, 2257 R.ichton, returned from Lack-
land Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, where she spent a
month with her son and daughter-in--law, Major and Mrs. Martin
Naimark. Major Naimark expects to return from service in Juiy
and resume residential practice.
Mrs. Rae Million, of Wisconsin Ave., sailed today for Haifa,
Israel, aboard the SS Jerusalem. Following a visit with her sister
in Tel Aviv, Mrs. Million will return to Detroit toward the end of
June.
Mr. Sam Stern, of Sturtevant Ave., sailed today aboard the SS
Jerusalem for Haifa, Israel, where he will spend the next two
months with his brother, a resident of Haifa.
Mrs. Bess Greenwald, of 13641 Dexter, has been invited by
Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, in Windsor, to be the guest artist
at its annual dinner program this Sunday, in the synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Taines, of W. Outer Dr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Taines, of Scotia Ave., Huntington Woods, have left for
Miami Beach, Fla., where they plan to spend the Passover holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Stein, of 18695 Northlawn, are currently vaca-
tioning in Las Vegas, Nev.
Dr. and Mrs.. Charles Gitlin, of Oakman Blvd., have returned
from a vacation in Miami Beach, Fla., where they participated in
a family reunion.
Mrs. Ida Schultz, of 2916 Sturtevant, was recently feted by
the Ida Schwartz and Faye Stalburg Club on the occasion of
her 45th wedding anniversary. A "ladies only" affair, it was given
in her honor at Mario's Restaurant.

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Announcement is made of the
engagement of Belle Davis,1
daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Davis, of Blaine Ave., to Michael

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Adm. LEWIS L. STRAUSS,
chairman of America's Atomic
Energy Commission, will ana-
lyze the role of
religion and re-
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atomic era at an

academic con-
vocation in Cin-
cinnati M a r ch
26 marking the
8 0 t h anniver-
sary of Hebrew
Union
College.

Strauss Mr. Strauss, a
former president of New York's
Temple Emanu-El, will be a
main speaker at a convocation

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Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council, will serve to
induct over 700 new members.
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Adas Shalom Synagogue, states!
Mrs. Bernard Bliefield, member-
ship chairman.
The 20 constituent chapters
which comprise the CoUncil are
I still working to reach their orig-
iinal goal of 1,000 new members.
Chapter membership chairmen
include the following:

Miss Ava Horowitz, B & P Chapter,
and Mesdames Bernard Incienhaum, Bloch;
James Kraft, Brandeis; Sam Hammer-
stein, Detroit; Edward Rosenfield, Down-
town; Joseph LaRose, East Side; Jack
Hornfield, Fox; Lou Levine, Gershwin;
Sidney Levine, Handler; Harry Ceasar,
Israel; Oscar Beckerman, Keidan; Herma
Kaufman, • Marshall; Sidney • Schwartz,
Morgenthau; Nathan Shecter, Oak-Woods;
Phillip Kramer, Pisgah; Robert Russman,
Rex; Seymour Weiss, Tikvah; Martin
Feldman, Zager; and Richard Gold, Lewis
Stone.

Berent, J. Stewart Linden and
Max H. Littky.
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banquet at Cincinnati's Hotel
Alms. Sharing. the platform with
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Drs. HERBERT BEAN, of 17300 Henrik de Kauffmann, who will
Schaefer, David Blum, of 15930 receive a Hebrew Union College
Livernois, and Jack . Goldstein, honorary degree at a Thanks to
of 115 E. Grand River, have re- Denmark observance which will
turned from Chicago, Ill., where be a part of the anniversary Yiddish Performers at
they attended the three-day sci- celebration. The observance will Farband Event Sunday
entific sessions of the Midwest express the gratitude of Ameri-
Chiropody Conference. They can Jewry for Denmark's rescue
Noted Yiddish entertainers
participated in demonstration of of its Jewish community during Yudel Dubinsky and Michel Gib-
World
War
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son, together with Ben Bonus,
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many puzzling foot problems.
Mina Bern and
PHILIRM. KLUTZNICK, presi-
Samuel Fershko,
will be featured
Rabbi PHILIP FRANKEL, of dent Bnai Brith, left by plane for
in the annual
Temple Shaarey Zedek, Lansing, London. It will be his first stop
will represent the Jewish Chau- on a six weeks trip during which
concert of the
Detroit City
tauqua Society as lecturer at he will visit Bnai Brith branches
Comm ittee of
Central Michigafi College, Mt. in France, Denmark, Belgium,
Farband Labor
Pleasant, Mich., Tuesday to Holland, Switzerland and Israel.
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Zionist Order on
Thursday. He will speak at an
Sunday evening,
assembly • and deliver several
Pioneer Detroit manufactdrer
classroom lecturers.
i n Mumford
of bedding, SAMUEL BROWN,
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High School.
president of the Sealy Mattress
T h.e talented
BODZIN FAMILY CLUB met Company, is leaving on March
performers will
recently at the home of Mr. 24 for an extended tour over-
perform Mark
and Mrs Milton Duchan, o f seas. High spot on his itinerary,
Dubinsky
Schweid's play,
Greenlawn. Ave. to plan a besides London and Paris, is Tel
theater party for this Saturday Aviv. Brown plans to study Eu- "Sweet Land of Liberty," which
night.
ropean and Israeli production depicts 300 years of Jewish set-
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methods and hopes that he may tlement in America, along with
Gilbert Miller, famed Broad- be able to contribute, from his songs, dances, skits and recita-
tions of life in Israel.
way producer, announced that 12 own experience, something of
Oscar Rappaport, chairman, is
of the greatest names from stage value to Israel's infant industry.
in charge of ticket sales. Tickets
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Dr. NOAH E. ARONSTAM has from members of any Farband•
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a joint benefit for ANTA and official observer at the World
CARE. The Album will originate, Jewish Physicians Congress to Adas Shalom to Mark
via the Dumont Network, from be- held this August in Haifa, Sisterhood Sabbath
the Adelphi Theatre in New Israel.
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York, Monday, March 28, 9 p.m.,
Sisterhood Sabbath will be ob-
and will be telecast in Detroit on
In behalf of the Foreign lan- served at late services of Adas
the screen of the Hollywood The- guage and English-Jewish Press, Shalom Synagogue this evening.
ater, 4805 W. Fort.
Mrs. JEANETTE S. SEIDMAN, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will of-
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president of the Inter Racial ficiate, and Cantor Nicholas
FARBER FAMILY CLUB is Press of k America, received a Fenakel will chant the service.
planning a Purim costume party special Treasury citation from
A symposium on "Link-Chain-
Sunday evening, in the home of Earl 0. Shreve, national direc- Reaction" will feature a discus-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levey, 18000 tor of the U. S. Savings Bonds sion by Mesdames Norman Al-
Kentucky. Games and prizes are Division, in Washington, for ad- lan, Morris L. Botwin and Sam-
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Mrs. J. Kabeck, TO. 6-9936.
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campus, will be completed short-
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News Brevities

Rabbi FRANK ROSENTHAL,
of Temple Emanu-El, repre-
sented the Jewish Chautauqua
Society as keynote speaker last
week at the Religious Emphasis
Week program at Western Mich-
igan College in' Kalamazoo.
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To mark its 25th anniversary,
the JEWISH ACADEMY of ARTS
and SCIENCES has issued a Ju-
bilee volume entitled "Jews in
.the Arts and •ScienOes,"' under
the editorship of Dr. Mordecai
Soltes, professor of community
service, Yeshiva University.
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DETROIT • INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY re c e n t l y ap-
pointed Harry B. Berlin, David
Karp, David M. Moss and Nate
S. Shapero as members of an
advisory board to the college of
pharmacy. Mr. Shapero also was
elected to the DIT board of
trustees.

READY MADE

Rabbi MANDEL M. ZAGER
CHAPTER will conduct its first
adult Jewish education program
at 1 p.m., Tuesday, in the home
of Mrs. Julius Chase, 18506 'Ken-
tucky. Dessert luncheon will be
served. Mrs Saul Schenfeld,
chairman, states that partici-
pants will include Evelyn Cohen,
Bea Fealk and: Adeline Dosie.
Mrs. Martin R.othenberg, presi-
dent, invites all friends to at-
tend.

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