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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR
Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Louis E. Barden,
newly-elected president of the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council, will discuss the de-
velopment of the Council and its
activities here, with emphasis
on the annual District conven-
tion held in De4oit last week.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 5 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Joseph Leven-
son, of Temple Bnai Israel,
Oklahoma City, Okla., will
speak on "A Candle Unto the
Lord."
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WORDS WE LIVE BY
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: The third in a 10-
series summer replacement for
The Eternal Light will offer a
discussion on t h e Bible by
author Maurice Samuel and
Columbia University profesor
Mark Van Doren.

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."MEMORIES THAT WILL
•- LAST FOREVER"

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MRS. STUART KALLMAN

In a candlelight ceremony
performed against a garden
background of foliage and white
flowers, Gloria Jean Polozker
was united in marriage to Stuart
Warren Kallman. Rabbi Minard
Klein officiated at the nuptials,
held at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Jacob Henri Polozker, of
Normandy Ave., and the late Dr.
Polozker. Dr. and Mrs. Reuben
Robert Kallman, of the Chat-
ham Hotel, are the bridegroom's
parents.
The new Mrs. Kallman, given
in marriage by her brother,
Bruce Polozker, wore a gown of
shadow Chantilly lace, stiffly
starched. Designed along medi-
eval lines with a gently draped
off-the-shoulder neckline with
scalloped edges, the rose pat-
terned lace was lightly dusted
with pin point paillettes.
The rose lace formed a head
dress with a halo effect, and the
full illusion veiling fell grace-
fully beyond her train. She
carried an arrangement of
stephanotis, lilies-of-the-valley
and white spray orchids.
Mrs. Frederick Greenspan,
the bride's sister, was matron
of honor, and Mrs. Elliott Cohen,
sister of the bridegroom, and
Mrs. David Leader were brides-
maids. Linda, Lou Cohen was
junior bridesmaid, and Jan
Greenspan was flower girl.
Elliott-Cohen was his brother-
in-law's best man, and ushers
were Frederick Greenspan, Ro-
land D. Nelson, Robert Fenton,
Sheldon Krause and Marvin
Bernstein.
The newlyweds sailed aboard
the SS United States for a hon-
eymoon in Europe.

in the current celebration of
the 50th anniversary of the Fed•,
eral Meat InSpection Service.
It has been pointed out that
our pure food laws have their
origins in the traditional Jewish
laws of cleanliness, of the salt-
ing of meat, of the rejection of
fowl and steers with blemishes.
The local Federal Inspec-
tion Service has three Jewish
members—Drs. David Marcus
(MSC, '18), Joseph E. Zeltzer
(MSC, '17) and_Harry T.
Grossman (OSU, '17).
Dr. Marcus stated this week
that the interest shown in the
anniversary of the Federal Meat
Inspection Service has heart-
-ned the inspectors. "It is an
indication," he said, "of the
people's readiness to cooperate
in assuring enforcement of our
pure food laws." Dr.. Marcus
said:
"Meat is one of this coun-
try's favorite foods. Today 80
per cent of meats carry a round
purple stamp of governmental
approval, and the rest are mar-
keted under state or local su-
pervision..
"For 50 years this Agency has
safeguarded the meat marketed
across state lines as well as that
destined for foreign commerce.
"For a half a century the
round purple stamp on federally
inspected meats has assured the

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Serving Detroit's Fur Conscious Women
For More Than a Quarter of a Century

Takes Pleasure in Announcing
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Marriages

WOLFEN - GLASIER: • Miss
Mary Frances Glasier, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glasier,
formerly of Detroit and now
residing in Los Angeles, became
the bride of Werner F. Wolfen,
son of Mrs. Ruth E. Wolfen of
Orchestras—Entertainment
San Francisco, on July 1, at the
308 Fox Bldg.
Bel Air Hotel. Rabbi Henry
Fisher, of Chicago, officiated :
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The bride wore .her sister's
wedding gown of blush pink
satin and tulle, highlighted with
Candids by
iridescents and seed pearls. Me-
dallions of Guipure lace ac-
cented the bouffant skirt which
and associates
ended in a chapel train. Her fin-
gertip veil was held in place by
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a tiny crown of matching lace
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and .pearls. She carried phaela-
gilt-Edge Library Album
nopsis orchids, stephanotis and
lily of the valley.
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Mrs. Howard Goldman, sister
of the bride, was mktron of
honor and the bride's only at-
tendant. - •
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Robert Burch served as Mr.
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Wolfen's best man. Ushers were
I-1. Howard Goldman, Edward
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Miss Glasier was graduated
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is a graduate of the University
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of California School of Law, is
ramsomoommimme
a member of the Order of the
Coif and the California Law
Review,Board of Editors.
The bridal •party received in
the gardens of the Bel Air Hotel,
and a breakfast followed.
Out of town guests included
Dom Mautone, 29 years old,
Rabbi and Mri. Henry Fisher,
of Chicago; Mrs. Sanford E.
and a teacher at Foch Inter-
Saperstein, of Chattanooga,
mediate School in Detroit, is
Tenn.; Miss Hilda Goldman, of
director of Children's Activities
London, . England; Miss Carol
at Clover Lodge this year. ,
Notkin, of Montreal, Canada;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Winnick,
Mr. Mautone is ably assisted
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kaplan,
by a Junior Counselor who has
Mrs. Harry Pliskow, Mrs. Melba
had experience with nursery
Burns, Max Rosenfeld and Na-
than Greenhouse, from Detroit;
schools, and a Children's Waiter
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Golden, Mr.
who attends the College of Ed-
OMENA, MICH.
and Mrs. Walter Obermeyer,
ucation at Wayne U.
On Beautiful Grand Traverse Bay Mrs. Carl Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Rowe, Mrs. Maurice
The children's program in-
SUPERB AMER.)EWlSli CUISINE
Weil and Mrs. Gertrude Glynn,
cludes a Complete Day Camp
. MAY FIVER RELIEF
from San Francisco; Mrs. Car-
with varied activities in swim-
FROM
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rie Davis and Miss Elise Davis,
ming, art, and nature. The Chil-
•CPHLAILNDNREEDN'ASuClOvUITNISEEsLOR
Ilrmwehr:
of New Iberia, La.
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PRUICE-FELDMAN. Mr. and
large, airy room, well-appointed
Mrs. Yeckel Feldman, of Prairie
for meals and play.
Ave., announce the marriage of
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Phone:
their.daughter, Giselle, to Rich-
Children enjoy a half-rate at
ard Allen Pruice, son of Mrs.
Clover Lodge, if they share the BUTTONS BAY 1-3240
Mrs.). M. Iona
Delrod
Mae Pruice, of the Wilshire
room with their parents.
19530 Stratford Rd., Del. 21. UN 3-11.13 Hotel, and the late Mr. Pruice,
on June 16. After a honeymoon
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from healthy animals and is
wholesome and clean. The same
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assurance in print is on the N
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label of each container of fed-
erally inspected canned, frozen
and other processed meat and
meat food products, including
frozen meat dinners, meat pies
CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY
IN YOUR OWN HOME
and patties.
Candids
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"Federal meat inspection is
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Federally -financed and costs
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each of us only about nine cents
a year.
"On the local level, the De-
troit station of the Federal Meat
Inspection Branch of the Agri-
cultural Research Service of the
Master of Ceremonies
Dept. of Agriculture carries on
and
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inspection in 10 plants, under
Detroit's Leader in Entertainment
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P.S. If you haven't stored your precious fur yet
• .. or have an outmoded fur garment—
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or remodel your old garment to the very
latest style for '57.

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