Lipkin to Conduct Cynthia Malerman's CBC Orchestra Betrothal Announced Neugarten Aid To Honor Members li gewry Seymour Lipkin, Detroit-born concert pianist, whose perform- ance here last week at Masonic Temple with the Detroit Sym- phony. Orchestra, received much praise from local music reviewers, will this week conduct the Cana- dian Broadcasting Company. Or- chestra. On Thursday evening., over theCanadian Broadcasting Com- pany Concert Hour, Lipkin will conduct Leonard Bernstein's popular m o d ern composition, "Trouble in Tahati." The pro- gram will originate in Montreal. The Bernstein work is the same in which Lipkin made his con- ducting debut a few years ago at- Tanglewood. Also on Lipkin's itinerary in the the coming weeks is 'an ap- pearance at Town Hall, in New- York, on, Jan. 3. Neugarten Medical Aid will hold its annual membership lun- cheon and meeting at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at Rainbow Terrace. Mrs. Harry Stoll, membership chairman, and Mrs. Joseph Bean, co-chairman, will honor new members. Mrs. David Saks, president, will present honor certificates to all 20-year members for "loyalty and continuous service" to the organization. They are: Mesdames Charles Aller, Lou- is Beck, Milton Behrendt, Frank Berman, Samuel Blacher, Law- rence Blau, Joseph Busker, Leonard Cohen, Jack Cowan, Albert Diamond, Harvey Elbin- ger, H. W. Herz, Martin Krauss, Irvine Levy, Harry Levy, Harry Lichterman, Edward Lichtig, Ja- cob Mazer, J. E. Newman, Max Neuman, Charles Rothstein, Roy Selling, Lester Smith, Morton Snyder and Arthur Weber. Guest speaker at the program will be Mrs. Frederick Ander- son, director of the Detroit As- sociation for Retarded Children, who will speak on nursery school developments for retard- ed yOungsters. The movie, "Tuesday's Child," w ill be shown. Marion Marlowe to Sing At Alpha Omega Event Marion Marlowe, talented song- stress of radio and television fame, will headline the enter- ment at the annual dinner-dance of the Detroit Alumni Chapter -of Alpha Omega Dental frater- nity. The program, scheduled for Tuesday, in the Elmwood - Casino, will inaugurate the fraternity's Foundation Fund, which Will combine the several philan- thropies Alpha Omega supports. Among these projects are the Hebrew Univer- sity- Dental School, started Miss Marlowe and regularly supported by 4 Al- pha Omega funds; sponsorship of student aid funds at the Univer- sity of De4oit and University of Michigan Dental. Schools and co- operative activities with the den- tal: division of Sinai Hospital; An award program of Israel bonds also has been announced fop. the dinner by co-chairmen Drs.- LeO Shipko and Gerald Mi- chael. `Lach Nacht' Slated By Sholem Aleichem A"Lach Nacht" production will be held by -.Chapter 11 of the Sholem Aleichem Institute at 8:30 p.m., Saturday. The entire pro- duction has, been prepared and directed by Dr. Manuel Shaw, Aaron Gornbein, Mike Zeltzer, Frank Silverman, Lillian Gold and Mrs. Sylvia Chover. The cast includes: Frank ‘Sil- verntan, Dr. Ilaanny Shaw, Mrs. Lillian Silverman, Mrs. Gertrude Forman, Paul Chover, Mrs. Paul- ine Forman, 'Mrs. Gladys Herz- lich, Sam Zafron, Mendel Korn, MrS. Charlotte Shapiro, Maurice Beckerman, Paul Gold, Mrs. Syl- via Heideman, Mike Zeltzer, Mrs. Sylvia Ricklin, Mrs. Miriam Co- hen, Mrs.- Miriam Gornbein and Aaron Gornbein. Musical arrangements are- by Malke Shaw and the choreogra- phy was suggested by Mrs. Es- ther Letvin. Decorations were prepared by Mrs. Sylvia Chover and Morgan Young. Ray Raphael is "Lach Nacht" chairman and Mrs. Tillie Beckerman is chair- man, food committee with. Maur- ice Beckerman, tickets and door prizes chairman. There will be dancing and refreshments. Service Group Auxiliary Sets Family Skating Party The Ruth Ann Shapiro Auxil- iary of the Infant Service Group, composed of girls from 13 to 17 years, is planning a roller skat- ing party for the whole family to be held Dec. 6 at the Roller Skating Arena Club on W. Eight Mile Rd. All proceeds will go to charity. At a recent Hallowe'en party, held at the HawthOrne Recrea- tion Center for mentally retarded children, - the girls dressed in Mother Goose costumes and gave skits, told stories, played games and gave trick-or-treat bags of candy, balloons and prizes to all the children. The members of the Auxiliary also recently donated $400 to the City of Hope Fund from their Naomi Freeman Memorial fund. MISS CYNTHIA MALERMAN Mr. and Mrs. Herman Maler- man, of Glendale Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Cynthia Lois, to Robert Ar- nold Steinberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Steinberg, of Stoe- pel Ave. Mr. Steinberg is a graduate of the University of Michigan where he was affiliated with Sigma Al- pha Mu fraternity. No wedding date has been set. SG Service Unit Re-Elects M. D. Stein Myron D. Stein will again serve as chairman of the board of directors of the Detroit Serv- ice Group's services division. He -was re-elected at the division's recent biennial meeting. - Elected vice-chairmen were: Henry Auslander, Adolph E. Bar- on, Sidney J. Bertin, Fred A. Ginsberg, John Isaacs, Phillip L. Kanter, Maurice Klein, Jack La- pides, Isaac Litwak, Arnold Ros- man and Harry Schumer. Samuel J. Greenberg was elected repre- . esntative. to the board of gov- ernors of the Jewish Welfare Federation. Elected to the board of direc- tors of the. DCG were Auslander Bertin, Litwak, Rosman and Schumer. Election to the division's board by trade representation were: Cleaning plants, Jack Ellstein, Har- old Gottlieb and Martin Taylor; clean- ing plant employees, Leo Polk and Morris Spitzer; tailors, Harry 'Wag- man; linen suppliers, , Sol R. Colten, Joseph Greenbaum, Benjamin B. Hertz, Larry Nichaman, Maurice Sand- ler, Morris L. Scheyer and William Schumer; laundry and linen suppliers drivers, Samuel A. Cascade, Mitchell E,stersohn, Arthur M. Graff, Jack Grant, Louis Perlove, 'Hyman Siegel, Jack Stern and Louis Zarnler; power laundries, Samuel P. Baker and Lester Lapides; hand laundries, Albert Fin- kelstein and -Marcus M. Shapiro. Others are general insurance, Clem- ent A. Hopp, Earl Hordes, Irving A. Levy, David C. Markey, Murray J. Sutkin, Arthur Thorner, Jr. and David M. Welling; life insurance, Aaron J. Blumenau, Benjamin Naimark, Harry Schechter and George Steinberger; in- dustrial insurance, Henry Grossman, Saul Mason, Milton Pierce and Ben. Schlakrnan; health and accident, Wil- liam E. Utley; finance, Percy P. New- man and Sidney J. Winer; morticians, Ira Kaufman, travel, Elliott Elkin and Jules Doneson. UHS Auxiliary Sets Wednesday Luncheon The annual luncheon of the United Hebrew Schools will be held Wednesday' afternoon at -Holiday Manor, it is announced by Mrs. Irving Palman, presi- dent. A series of rallies has been held coinciden- tal-to the lunch- eon, at which Mrs. Benjamin Gorrelick a n d Herman Fish .- Mrs. Palman man have • appeared as guest speakers. Rally workers have included Mesdames Maurice Zackheim, Louis Sefton and Abe Gittelman. Donor tickets are available from Mrs. Ruben Sawitz, LI 7-3986, or Mrs. Jacob- Axelrod, UN 4-9174. Operetta, Socialism Featured At WC Meetings Tonight The Workmen's Circle School will close its annual finance campaign with a special celebra- tion at 8:30 p:m., today in their 'auditorium at 11529 Linwood. The school children will pre- sent' an operetta, "The Jolly Tailors," by Michael Gelbart. Other program participants are: Mrs. Ida Cousens, who will read from Sholem -Aleichem; Simon Klachefsky, vocalist; and Morris Sherman, who will offer several recitations. Refreshments will be served following the program. Branch 1060 will meet at '9 p.m. today in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ovshinsky to dis- cuss "Socialism on the World Scene." Branch member Don Form Reading Specialists Houston, of the educational de- To Aid Slow Children partment of the UAW-CIO, will A group of certified reading lead the discussion and speak teachers has been formed, under about leading European socialists the name Taylor's Reading Spe- he met on a trip abroad last cialists, to offer remedial reading summer. service at the homes of pupils. Courses aim at rebuilding con- fidence and knowledge necessary Flint Hadassah Names to read well. Each student sees Chapter in Memory of his teacher at least twice a week Founder, Ann Lebster for an hour lesson. Marking the anniversary of tho A flexible system of teaching is used, depending on the child's passing of Mrs. Louis Lebester, individual problem. For- further founder of the Flint Chapter of Hadassah, the Chapter was re- information, call KE. 3-8775. named in her memory as the Ann Lebster Chapter. Music Club Students The unveiling of a stone • in Plan Hindemuth Evening memory of Ann Lebster will be The Student. Group of the held this Sunday at Clover Hill Music Study Club will hear a Park Cemetery, Detroit. talk on the composer Hindemuth, at its meeting at 8 p.m., Satur- Center Mothers' Clubs Slate Hanukah Ball, Party day, at 17537 Parkside. Mothers' Clubs of the Jewish Mr. and Mrs. A. Kertesz will speak and and play a sonata by Community Center will hold a the composer. Both are private Hanukah Ball and Latke Party instructors, Kertesz playing the at 8 p.m., Dec. 17, in the Hyman viola and his wife, playing piano. C. Broder audtitorium of the The student group is open to Davison 'Center. Chairman for the event is Bel- young people, 15 to 25. For in- formation, call Jack Faxon, TO. la Katz, of the Center Mothers' 5-1328, or Joanne Weintraub, Club. Co-Chairmen 'includ( Lil- lian Schwartz, Anna Wander, UN. 4-9009. Fannie Waldfogel, Ernestine DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-21 Medows and all past presidents Friday, November 25, 1955 of the Mothers' Clubs. . i i Glatstein to Speak At Jewish High School c7r. On tize „Air i 1 This Week's Radio and 1 Television Programs i of Jewish Interest 1 VOICE OF HISTADRUT Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday. Station: WJLB. Feature: A variety program, consistitng of current Israeli news, music and brief talks by local and national leaders, will be presented. * * * FRONTIERS OF FAITH Time: 9:30 a.m., Sunday. Station: WWJ-TV - (Channel 4). Feature: Raymond Massey will star in "The Root and the Flow- er," the third in a series of four programs on subjects of Jewish interest. The story dramatizes the influence of the Bible on New England and the corresponding influence of New England on American culture. • The United Jewish High School, which will participate in the Jewish Book Fair, Dec. , 3 to 6, at the Davison Jewish Cen- ter, is planning several other events in celebration of Jewish Book Month. On Dec. 2, under its auspices, Jacob Glatstein, Jewish poet and essayist, will speak at the Work- men's Circle Center, 11529 Lin- wood, on "Yiddish Literature in Israel and the U. S." A parent-teachers meeting is planned for Wednesday evening, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Raman, 2925 Burlingame. According to Samuel Sigal, new administrator of the school, a Hanukah party is scheduled Dec. 17, at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., of the United Hebrew Schools. Dance with Delight to LARRY FREEDMAN and His 'Orchestra UN. 1-2971 UN. 1-4687 * * * THE ETERNAL LIGHT Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday. Station: WWJ. Feature: "Not without Tears," a play based on the writings of Shalom Aleichem, in which char- acters replay a number of his favorite scenes, will be presented. * • * PHOTOGRAPHS by BERNARD H. WINER KE, 1-8196 ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR Time: 10 a.m., Sunday. Station: WJLB. Feature: The development of activities in South Oakland County will be discussed by Ben Weil, chairman of the Southern Oakland County Committee of the Jewish Community Council. NIES KLEIN Music of Distinction 75 0 Book Bldg., WO 1-4710 Camp Sea-Gull Holds Reunion We answer all your - incoming calls. Camp Sea-Gull will hold its first annual reunion at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, at the Esther Berman Branch of the United Hebrew Schools. It Is Our Business to Help You With Courtesy and Efficiency We Serve As Your Office ... Permitting youi clients to keep in touch with you during business hours. 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