Bonds-Spur Denture Industry
With - the aid of funds derived from the sale of the State of
Israel De, velopment Bond Issue, the production of false teeth
is becoming one of Israel's largest industries, both for honie
and foreign markets. Shown above is Valentine Chitayet, who
boasts ,a beautiful smile graced by non-artificial teeth, display-
ing a set of false teeth manufactured by the American Por-
celain. Tooth COmpany of Tel Aviv, whose operations axe being
expanded with the assistance of Israel Bond funds. The com-
pany, which employs a trained staff of more than 140 persons,
produces ,about 80,000 teeth a day, mostly for export. Among
the large importers are Austria, Yugoslavia, Finland, Turkey
and Costa Rica.
Stone-Simons Agency Sisterhood Scheduleg
Opens on W. McNichols Garden Installation
CHARLES STONE (left)
and RUDY SIMONS this
week announced the opening
of Stone and Simons Adver-
tising, Inc., with offices lo-
cated at 10821 W. McNichols,
near Meyers. Both principals
were formerly account execa-
t i v .e s at Simons - Michelson
Co., with whom they had
been associated since 1947.
Hadassah Study Groups
Slate Annual Luncheon
Representatives of 35 Hadas-
sah study groups will participate
in the annual Study Group
Luncheon to be held at 12:15
p.m. Wednesday, at Rainbow
Terrace.
News of-America and Israel
culled from the national Hadas-
sah Newsletter will furnish the
theme of the afternoon's pro•
gram feature, "This I Remem-
ber." Mrs. Harold Koenisberg
will act as moderator, and re-
porters will be Mesdames Mor-
ris Cole, Louis E. Heideman,
Maurice Perlman and Samuel
Rhodes.
Songs by Mrs. Milton Caplan,
vocalist, accompanied by Mrs.
Edward Zellman, will complete
the program. Hostesses will be
women from each of the study
groups.
Reservations are being ac-
cepted through today, by chair-
man Mrs. Arthur Klein, UN.
3-7&32, and ticket chairman,
Mrs. Fred Shuman, UN. 2-3697.
Triple Play in Pittsburgh
Fills Vacant City Posts
PITTSBURGH (JTA) — A
triple move in city posts has
been carried out here, in which
Special Assistant City Solicitor
Louis Rosenberg was named
Public Safety Council to fill a
vacancy created when A. L.
Wok was sworn in as Orphans
court Judge. Both of the new
appointments were announced
by Mayor David Lawrence.
An indoor garden party will
'be the setting for installation
of - officers ceremonies of the
Adas Shalom Sisterhood at 12:30
p.m., Wednesday, in the syna-
gogue social hall.
Mrs. George R. Liss, retiring
president, advises that a lunch-
eon will be served in honor of
Mrs. Norman Allan, incoming
president, and other ne•ly-
elected officers.
Mrs. Philip Heitman is in-
stallation chairman. She is as-
sisted by Mesdames Jacob E.
Segal, installing officer; Max
Biber and J. E. Segal, pro-gram;
Max –Goldsmith, decorations;
Harry and 'Julius Spoon, social;
Albert Goodman, hostesses;
Harry A. Keller, publicity;
George Bassin, piano accompan-
ist; Alexander Moss, Harry
Nachman, Norman Allan, Joseph
Katchke and George Liss, ex-
officio.
Ruth Meckler, talented young
pianist, at present a student of
Rudolph Serkin at the Curtis
Institute in Philadelphia, will
play several piano solos. -
An -original installation skit
will be presented, as written by
Mrs, Segal_ and adapted music-
ally by Mrs Bassin, Mrs. Biber
will act as entertainment co-
ordinator.
Imperials on Top in Center Softball League
Kay to Report
winner of its first won their opening games, with
on 24th Congress two Imperials,
games, heads the standings the former winning from Sax-
Leon Kay's report • on the
24th World Zionist Congress
will highlight the annual mem-
bership meeting of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit at 8:30
p.m. Monday, at Zionist House.
Kay, who attended the Con-
gress as a delegate of the Zion-
ist Organization of America,
will " review the accomplish-
ments of the sessions, discuss
problems confronting world
Zionism and give his impres-
sions of the current Israeli
scene. _
Election of officers, board
members and convention dele-
gates and • a report by Rabbi
Moses Lehrman, .ZOD president,
on the past year's activities,
will be included on the pro-
gram. Asocial hour will follow.
ZOD Members: will make
plans to WelC6-me Dr. Emanuel
Neumann, prominent Zionist
leader, who Will. address the
community :under- ZOD aus-
pices on June 18', at the Esther
Be/Irian Bldg., Schaefer and W.
7 Mile-Rd. •
Arrangements for Dr. Neu-
rnann's visit here, the first in a
number of years, were com-
pleted by Kay - while both at-
tended the. Congress sessions in
Jerusalem.
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter Softball League for Tweens.
The team beat the Flashes
and Jokers, the latter a new
Davison entry. Normans, a
group from the Berman branch,
won its first game from Jokers,
then lost to Dukes.
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Two pre-camp orientation
meetings for parents of chil-
dren attending Fresh Air Camp
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held this month, at the Davison
Jewish Center.
The first is scheduled for 8.:30
p.m., Thursday, for parents of
children ... attending Tamarack,
while parents of Fresh Air
campers will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
June 12.
Sam, Marcus, ex-ecutive di-
rector of the Fresh Air Society,
will speak on "So You're Send s:
ing a Ctild to Camp." Descrip-
tions of program and camp life
will be given by resident di-
rectors.
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Music Study Juniors
to Present Recital
Members of the Junior Group
of the Music. Study Club will
be heard -in a recital at 2 p.m.,
Sunday, in the Detroit Federa-
tion of Women's Clubs audi-
torium, 4811 Second.
A variety of numbers will be
presented, including a violin en-
semble, clarinet ensemble,
woodwind trio, harp solo, violin
and piano solos, concerto and
vocal selections.
The group is directed-by Zel-
da Eisenberg, with ensemble
work directed by Samuel Eisen-
berg. The public is invited to
attend.
Participants are Carolyn
Fisher, Linda Eisenberg, Susan
Straus s, David Rottenberg,
David Kaufman, Ann Mischa-
koff, David Forman, Mitzi Sla-
win, Tessie Silver s, Rayna
Meckler, Karl Singer, Rosalyn
Loren„ Mark Slobin, Frances
Cooperman, Elaine Sublette,
Harvey Robb, Ralph Sirotkin,
Phyllis Gold, Lewis Kleinsmith,
Herbert Brown and Robert Bar-
ons, and the latter whipping the
Dominos. Nationals lost to Im-
perials.
Schedules will be completed
on June 17, with an assist from
the weatherman, and winners of
'both the Davison and Berman
leagues will receive division
trophies on June 27.
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