"I Lois Tireinkarden's
-Betrothal Announced
MISS LOIS WEINGARDEN
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weingar-
den, of Littlefield Ave., announce
the.engagement of their daugh-
ter, Lois Arlene, to Milford G.
Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Singer, of Oakman Blvd.
The bride-elect attended Michi-
gan State University and Wayne
University. Her finance also at-
tended Wayne U., and was affilia-
ted with Sigma Alpha Mu fra-
ternity.
Alliance Sees
Good Future for .
Jews in Morocco
asp
PARIS,(JTA) — A play for
peace in Morocco that will per-
mit the Jews of that country "in
cooperatiOn with Moslems and
Europeans, to find again the road
to progress in mutual accord and
confidence" was issued by the
Alliance Israelite Universelle,
French Jewish organization that
maintains a network of schools
and police institutions through-
out French North Africa.
The Alliance expressed "soli-
darity and sorrow in their afflic-
tion" with the Jewish communi-
ties of Morocco, particularly
• those in the Casablanca region
which have been subjected to
Arab nationalist excesses.
"With nearly a hundred years
experience in Morocco.," - the or-
ganization declared "the Alliance
knows NATell the fundamental
qualities of Moroccan Moslems
and despite the tragic conse-
quences of the excesses- by cer-
tain elements of the population,
the Alliance continues its trust in
them. The Alliance expresses the
wish that peace will return to
Morocco permitting the Jews in
that country, in cooperation with
Moslems and Europeans, to find
again the road to progress in
mutual accord and confidence.
"Founded in order to assure
justice to Jews everywhere they
suffer diserimination, - the Alli-
ance cannot conceive of Jewish
well-being without that of their
fellow-citizens, freely, equally
and fraternally United.• The Alli-
ance eagerly joinS its voice with
all who desire for the divided
Morocco of today to prepare a
future where man may effec-
tively enjoy the rights which the
world recognizes as just and law-
ful," the statement concluded.
Hadassah 'Open House' on Sunday
Coincides With Start of Honor Roll
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18—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 9, 1955
Israel's first shipment of ce-
ment to the U. - S. was unloaded
Music and Entertainment
last week at Bridgeport, Conn.,
SAM EMMER
upon the arrival of the M. S.
Tamar, which docked with 75,000
and His Orchestra
bags (3,500 tons) of Portland ce-
ment, from Haifa.
UN. 3-9494
Arrival of the freighter be-
longing • to Zim Lines a 1 s o
right) pose for
marked the first call of an Israeli
J. J. CLARKE
the photograph-
merchantman at a Connecticut
Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs
er after Rabbi
port.
Movies - 3 D's
Adler had af-
Formals and Candids
The cement, packed in 94-1b.
Why Not- Call Mr. Rosen
fixed the mezzu-
bags, was manufactured by the
For an Appointment
zuah to the
3233 W. McNichols
Nesher Portland Cement Works,
doorpost of the
.
UN. 1-9000
Ltd., Haifa, the largest of Is-
n e w Hadassah
rael's
three
cement
factories.
House on W. '7
The order for the shipload was
Mile Rd. Al-
Dance with Delight
placed in July by City Lumber
though it is un-
Company, Bridgeport, whose
to
usual for men to
president, Isaac Schine, decided
be shown in an
LARRY FREEDMAN
to meet a spot shortage by rush-
Hadassah p i c -
and His Orchestra
ing a consignment here from Is-
ture, these -men
rael after tests of samples
a r e responsible
UN. 1-2971 TO. 6-7555
showed that the Nesher cement
for an unofficial
conformed to U. S. standards.
campaign which
raised the funds
Wedding, Bar Mitzvah and
Until last year, Israel had a
Sweet Sixteen Invitations
for the building.
cement shortage but, due to in-
Matches and Napkins
Not shown are
creased output by new produc-
Complete Selection at Reasonable
two other Had-
Prices
tion units, the country now has
assah "angels," Frank Wetsman and Israel Davidson.
an exportable surplus. Last
Mrs. Kate Altman
UNiversity 4-0640
Meanwhile, Honor Roll com- year's production exceeded 560,-
Immediately after Rabbi Mor-
mittee
members, led by Mrs. 040 tons.
ris adler attached the mezzu-
zot to the portals of Hadassah Morris J: Brandwine, vice-presi-
House, W. 7 Mile Rd and Murray dent of fund-raising, have been
MANUFACTURERS CLOSEOUT!
Hill Ave., and had given the meeting regularly at Hadassah
DINNERWARE
AND CHINA
House
in
preparation
of
the
cam-
building his blessings, members
Complete Service for 6
of the board of trustees of the paign.
Detroit Chapter of - Hadassah
Principal speaker at the open-
THE NO NAME CHINA SHOP
rolled up their sleeves to ready ing luncheon will be Mrs. Trude
11561 DEXTER — Opp. Dexter Theater
the structure for Open House, to W. Lash, who will relate princi-
be held from 1 to 6 p.m., Sunday. pally her visit to Hadassah's
Mrs. William B. Isenberg, Community Health Center at
president, and Mrs. Harry L. Bet Mazmil, during which she
PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIAL
Jones, chairman of the day, have accompanied Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
$12.50
issued an invitation to the entire velt.
Regular $15.00 permanents now
community to visit Hadassah's
$10.00
The Honor Roll drive will cul-.
Permanents that were $12.50
permanent home.
minate Oct. 25 with a fashion re-
$ 8.50
$10.00 permanents •
The opening of Hadassah vue for all contributors of $16
Beauty service at it's best. Operators are graduates
House coincides with the offi- or more. Mrs. Charles Briskman
of Virginia Farrell School.
cial start of the Honor Roll cam- heads the committee in charge
paign for funds, which will be of these arrangements.
BETTY DEYOUNG
launched with a dessert luncheon
The $100 minimum contribu-
FISHER BEAUTY SALON
at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Temple
tors event, plans for which will
TO 8-4805
Collingwood at Linswood
Israel.
be announced later, will be held
Oct. 18, under the direction of
Mrs. Walter Field.
YOUR DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS CONVERTED TO. SINGLE
Honor Roll, the enlistment-, of
BREASTED MODELS. JUST LIKE GETTING A NEW SUIT;
Jewish women in support of
programs,
is
major
Hadassah's
SPECIAL SALE ..
Aug. 30—To Rabbi and Mrs.
Yaakov • I. Homnick (Chana the principal fund-raising effort
$595
SUMMER
JACKETS
Hammer), of 13440 Kenwood, of the organization.
With that linen look. Formerly $10.95
Plans
are
currently
being
made
Oak Park, Mich., a daughter,
to assist in the settlement and re-
Adina.
- SPORT COATS
habilitation of 45,000 new immi-
* * *
Formerly $32.50
grants to Israel, mostly from
Aug. 29 — To Mr. and Mrs. North Africa, who are to be
BIG SALE ON PANTS — Sizes 26 to 50
Louis Chernoff (Betty Spector),
Expert Cleaning — FREE Pickup and Delivery
brought by the Jewish 'Agency.
of 19649 Appleton, a daughter,
Joan Marla.
RADOM CLEANERS
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WILLIAM B.
IS E NBER G,
BERT SMOK-
LER, THEO-
D 0 R E BARG-
MAN and Rabbi
MORRIS AD-
LER (left to
.
'5 • 99
$22.5°
Aug. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Mischa Schlingr (Betty Maten-
sky), of 4730 Canterbury Lane,
Flint, Mich., a son, Charles Mar-
tin.
* * *
Aug. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Ceresnie (Sophie Horwich), of
20237 Mark Twain, a son, Glen
Allan.
* * *
Aug. 19—To Dr. and Mrs. Max
Garber (Shirley Dorb), of 13367
Norfolk S., a son, Robert David.
* * *
• Aug. 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Chic Wolk (Dorothy Neiman, for-
merly of Detroit), of 14223 Run-
nymede, Van Nuys, Calif., a son,
Elliott Richard.
* * *
Aug 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter S. Nussbaum (Diana Fish-
man), of 24310 Jerome, Oak Park,
Marcia Sue.
Opportunities are not to be Mich., a daughter,
-
* *
neglected: they rarely visit us
Aug.
16—To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ber-
twice.—Voltaire.
nard B. Wenst (Vivian Karden),
of 24786 Sussex, Oak Park, Mich.,
CERTIFIED MOHEL
a son, Barry -Paul. .
Rev. Yehudah Loewy
U. S. Gets Its First
Israel Cement Shipment
South African
Public Life Free
Of Jewish Issues
JOHANNESBURGH, (JTA) —
Despite the changed political" at-
mosphere which has existed in
the Union of South Africa during
the last few years, the country's
public life has been substantially
free of any Jewish issues, accord-
ing to the annual report of the
executive council of the South
African Jewish Board of Depu-
ties. The report was published in
connection with the opening of
the Board's twentieth congress in
which some 400 delegates of
South African Jewish communi-
ties will participate.
The report noted that Jews
continued td play a part in pol-
itical and civic matters and com-
mented that "it is a satisfactory
feature of the position that, for
the most part, there is a realiza-
tation that they • act in these
spheres as individual citizens, not
in any sense as spokesmen of the
Jewish community."
The report added that "gen-
erally there has been an under-
standing of the relationship, of
the Jewish community to the
State of Israel and of the interest
displayed by South African Jew-
ry in the welfare of the Jewish
State. This has been in line with
the government policy which ha's
shown a practical sympathy for
Israel in many concrete forms."
Referring to the fact that
"overseas newspapers of some
standing published articles
charging the present government
with pursuing policies unfriend-
ly to the Jewish community," the
report said that "we deem it our
duty- to controvert these false
reports."
Aug. 16—T6 Mr. and Mrs.
Allan, Levin (Elaine Maltzman),
of 20280 Schaefer, a daughter,
Brenda Sue. .
* * *
Aug. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Schwartz '(Marilyn Zatkoff),
of 4000 Sturtevant, a daughter,
- -
Andrea Sue.
*
*
Aug. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice H. Davidson (Joanne
Kreekun), a son, Randy Edward.
* * *
Aug. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Dav-
id Lefko (Betty Levin), of 19951
Burt, a son, Mark Alan.
* * *
Aug. 10 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice. Silverman (Shirley Lu-
I came, I saw, I conquered.—
piloff), of 20043 Cheyenne, a
Julius Caesar.
daughter, Vickie Fay.
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