Veterans Groups, Congregations
Join in Memorial Day Services
Members of the Jewish War
Veterans and American Legion
will join mourners in conduct-
ing services for our country's
war dead at nearly every ceme-
tery in the community.
The Department of Michigan
JWV will hold Memorial Day
services at 10:45 a.m., Sunday, at
Machpelah Cemetery, Woodward
at 8 1,, Mile Rd. Individual posts
will hold. graveside services for
comrades who have fallen, sev-
eral of whom after which De-
troit units have been named.
Services are planned at Clover
Hill Park Cemetery at 11 'a.m.,
Monday, May 30, in which
Sholom Post, JWV, will partici-
pate. Rabbi Morris Adler will
deliver the principal address.
Rabbi Milton Arm and Cantor
Jacob H. Sonenklar and choir,
directed by Dan Frohman, will
officiate. Other participants in
the program will be Ralph
Bernstein, past commander, and
Leo M. Panzer, commander of
Sholom Post, and Seymour J.
Frank, chairman of the board of
trustees.
The Lt. Bloch-Gen. Rose Post
JWV Convention
Slated June 3-5
The annual encampment of
the Department of Michigan,
Jewish War Veterans will be
held here June 3 to 5, it was
smounced this week by Law-
rence Gubow and Mrs. Bernard
Hoffman, co-chairmen.
A highlight of the convention
will be a luncheon for Joseph
F. Barr, national JWV com-
mander at 12 noon, June 3, in
the English Room of the Shera-
ton Cadillac Hotel.
Commander Barr is expected
to relate the role of the organi-
zation in preserving the faith
and ideals of democracy and to
outline JWV's stand on many
legislative acts now pending in
Congress.
Temple Israel will be host to
JWV members at sabbath serv-
ices at 8:30 p.m., that evening:
An oneg shabbat will follow.
Highlighting Saturday's acti-
vities will be the presentation
of two scholarships to daughters
of veterans, states A. Albert
Sugar, chairman. Recorder's
Court Judge W. McKay Skill-
man, who is a member of the
scholarship committee, w i 11
make the presentations.
On Saturday evening, JWV
members and their friends will
attend an all-star Pan-Ameri:-
can Revue, in the Memorial
Home, which will .star Boni and
Marlyn, a Latin American dance
team; Jose Ramon, singer; the
Debs Chorus and Danny Chase
master of ceremonies. Eddie
Lopez and his orchestra will
play music for dancing, an-
nounces Bernard Hoffman, en-
tertainment chairman.
Business sessions, together
with memorial services for serv-
icemen who have died in the
service of their country, will be
held in the Memorial Home.
Election of officers also will be
included.
The encampment will con-
clude Sunday night with a ban-
quet honoring outgoing com-
mander Henny Littman and
outgoing president Mrs. A. Al-
bert Sugar.
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and JWV, in conjunction with
Cong. Bnai Moshe, will conduct
services .at 12 noon, Monday,
May 30, at Oak View Cemetery,
in Royal Oak.
Rabbi Moses Fischer and Can-
tor David Katzman will parti-
cipate, With Rabbi Moses *Lehr-
man delivering the memorial
address. William Greenberg, Post
commander, will conduct the
memorial service, and taps will
be played by Robert Jacobs, of
Boy Scout Troop 23.
Pfc. Joseph L. Bale Post, JWV.
will participate in Memorial Day
services at 'Northwest Hebrew
Memorial Park Cemetery, W. 6
Mile and Middlebelt, at -10:30
a.m., Sunday. Members of Adas
Shalom Synagogue will observe
the ceremonies, Which will be
conducted by Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal. . For information, call
Eliot Raskin, commander, LI.
6-2838, or Ted Bale, vice-corn-
mander, ItI. 5-1091.
Braun, Miss Mandell
Win Hopwood Auxirds
Two University of Michigan
students were recently named
winners in two divisions of the
Avery Hopwood literary award
program of the university.
Rosalee J. Mandell, a senior
and English major, of 20051
Freeland, won a $300 prize in
creative writing for her collec-
tion of eight short stories.
Richard Braun, son of Mrs.
Max Braun, of 2507 Edison, was
I a winner in the poetry division.
Menorah Chapel May
Se,ek New. Location
At the last board meeting of
!Menorah Chapel it was decided
to explore the possibilities of
expansion for Menorah Chapel
in the northwest area. A com-
mittee was selected to seek the
site for the new location.
A draft for the new structure
is to be presented to the next
board meeting for approval.
A discussion took place on the
need for public education on as-
pects of shiva observance.
Menorah Chapel will provide
information on planting trees in
JNF forests and ‘memorializa-
tion \through communal institu-
tions.
City of Hope Auxiliary
Schedules Social Evening
Bethrothal Told
e „
14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 27, 1955
ej a ge m e n
Two Groups Sponsor _
Rabbi Cyperstein's
Lecture Here May 28
Mr'. and Mrs. Sam Klein, of
'Tuxedo Avenue, formerly of
Montreal, announce the engage-
went of their daughter, Bess. to
Robert Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Two Detroit groups—the Vaad Morris Fox, of Tyler avenue. The
Harabonim and the Mizrachi wedding will take place June 11.
chapters—are co-sponsoring the
lecture to be given here this
Largest Selection of:
Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock, at
(IMPORTED, HAND CUT
Young Israel Center, by Rabbi
CRYSTAL . . . AND GIFT
Avigdor Cyperstcin, dean of ad-
IITE/vCS TO CHOOSE FROM
vanced Talmudical studies at
Yeshivah University, New York.
Dexter Gift Center
Rabbi Cyperstein, who is the
13228 Dexter TO. 8-3371
1 -Block So. of Davison
head of the American Commit-
tee for Mifal Hatorah (Central
Torah Foundation in Israel), will
explain the progress made • by
SAM BARSH
this group, in behalf of its net-
“One of Detroit's
Atiost Popular Violinsts)
work of 48 Yeshivot and other
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
MISS JUDITH ANN SOLOMON schools in Israel, in his address
NOW AVAILABLE
FOR ANY ENGAGEMENTS
here. Mifal Hatorah recently
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt Solo- added facilities for a free medi-
UN. 1-5986
Violin-Sax - Piano - Drums - Vocal
mon, of Oakman Bvd., announce cal. clinic fOr its students. -
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Judith Ann, to A/2c Irwin
Plastic Furniture Covers
Warren Fenster, son of Mr. and Elect Harvey Willens
MADE TO ORDER OR
Mrs. Samuel D. Fenster, of Cort-
READY MADE
To Head Probus Club
land Ave.
CALL ANNA KARBAL
Install Mrs. S. B. Keidan
SZ Sisterhood Prexy
Mrs. S. Baer Keidan recently
assumed the presidency of the
Sisterhood of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, replacing Mrs. Meyer
Shugerman who served in that
office for three terms. Installed
with her by Rabbi Milton Arm
were the follOwing:
Mesdames Jay
Gollub, George
Parzen and
seph De ut eh,
vice - presi-
dents; Hiram
Popkin, t r e as-
ur er; Ervin
Greenbaum, Jo
seph C. Snider,
Gerald Barsky
and Erwin
Kornwise, s e c
retaries; Abe
Katzman, parli-
arrientarian; and Mrs. Keidan
Ralph Davidson, auditor.
New board members include
Mesdames Dooley Cohan, Paul
Cavaler, Perry Goldman, Ben
Gutow, Joseph Jackier, A. Leff,
Ben Mossman, Martin Spector,
Maurice Schiller, Irving Rogo-
Vien, Jacob Weisberg, Harry
Aronow, Allen Charlip, Hyman
Safran, Sol Friedman, George
Bremen, , Irving Katz, David
Benson, Sam Harvith, Felix
Green, Jack Tobin, Irving Ly-
ons, Leonard Sidlow, Samuel
Shetzer, Edward Robinson, Jack
Warn er,- Abraham Satovsky,
Harry Silverman and Samuel
Crohl.
Honorary directors elected are
Mesdames Morris Adler, A. M.
Hershman, Abe Katzman, David
Lichtig, Charles Robinson,
Charles A. Smith, Nathan Spe-
vatow, Louis Tatken, Maurice
Zackheim and Meyer Shuger-
man.
A social evening has been
planned by the Detroit Auxili-
ary of the City of Hope for
members and their friends, and
will be held. Thursday evening,
at the Workmen's Circle Cen-
ter, 11529 Linwood.
Delegates from the organiza-
tion who will attend the annual
City of Hope convention in Los
Angeles, ,Calif., will be presented
at the parley with a .certificate,
acknowledging the $19,000 the
Auxiliary has sent to the Du-
Michigan State University was
arte, Calif., institution during the
nation's first agricultural
the past two years.
college and becames the model
for the 'land-grant college sys-
Prof. Haber to Address
tem introduced in 1862.
Harvey Willens, of George Wil-
TO. 7-01174
lins and CO., is the new presi-
SEPARATE CUSHION COVERS SI UP
dent of Probus Club, for the year
beginning May, 1955. Serving
with him will be Ralph Seltzer
WEDDINGS
and J. J Goode,
BAR MITZVAHS
vice -presidents;
Candids and 3D's
O
Herbert L. Gros-
by
berg and Irving
JACK
GORBACK
Auslander, sec-
O
retaries; a n d
S
TO. 7-0930
Budd Jacobson,
ANSENNEmilliillmffermINIF
treasurer.
Serving on the
board of direc-
tors will be Jo-
seph Falk, Har =
ry Lichter, Leon
Distinctive
Willens
J. Mirbach and
Creative
Seymour Wasserman.
The Probus Club, a service or-
Weddings
ganization of professional and
COMPLETE IN
businessmen, has for 15 years
EVERY DETAIL
been Offering scholarships to
worthy students and making
gifts to several philnathropic
causes.
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Kvutzah Ivrith to Hold
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The annual meeting of Kvut-
zah Ivrith, at which original
writings by members of the
Kvutzah are read, will be held
Saturday., June 4, 9 p. m., at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Building.
. The following will participate:
Dr. Ephraim Shmueli, Bernard
Isaacs, Morris Nobel, Morris La-
chover, Aaron Toback, Irving
Katz, and Ezri Atzmon. Meyer
MathiS will be chairman of the
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ORT Birthday Bruncheon
The 75th birthday of the world
ORT (Organization for Rehab -
ilitation through Training)
Union will be observed here at
a bruncheon meeting at 11 a. m.,
Sunday, at the Workmen's Circle
Center, 11529 Linwood.
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local branch of American Labor
ORT, Prof. William Haber, pres-
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