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Young-Feldman Rites
Observed on June 24

MRS. SIDNEY YOUNG

In a double-ring ceremony
June 24, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, Rosalie Ruth Feldman,
and Sidney Paul Young were
united in marriage by Rabbi
Morris Adler, assisted by Can-
tor Shabtai Ackerman..
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Feld-
man, of Kentucky Ave. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Young, of
Buena Vista Ave.
The new Mrs. Young chose
a floor-length gown of white
Italian silk, highlighted with a
fitted bodice. The portrait neck-
line and sleeves were of Alen-
con lace, and were adorned with
iridescent sequins.
Appliques of the sequined
lace supplied the motif through-
out the skirt. She wore a tiara
of matching lace, embroidered
with sequins and pearls, from
which fell • a fingertip veil of
silk illusion. She carried steph-
anotis on a white satin .>ible.
Karen Lipkin was maid of
honor, and bridesmaids were
Donna Feldman, the bride's sis-
ter, Joan Feldman, her cousin,
Barbara Goldberg and Mrs.
Yvonne Gonda.
Leonard Young was his broth-
er's best man, and Ushers were
Sheldon Iden, Larry Stein and
Norman Randel.
Following a honeymoon at the
Concord Hotel in the Catskills
and in New York City, the
couple has taken up residence
on Chicago Blvd.
Gut-of-town guests attending
the ceremony were from Toron-
to, California and Connecticut.

omens Outs

DELTA PHI EPSILON sor-
ority has planned a full pro-
gram of summer activities,•
which to date has included in-
stallation of new officers, a
dinner-dance at Elmwood Casino
and a luncheon given in honor
of 'Sharon Morgano's graduation
from Wayne University.
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JEWISH -WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION will hold a lawn party at
12. noon, Wednesday, in the
home of Mrs. Rose Rubin, 4280
Pasadena. Proceeds will go to
Israel charities. For informa-
tion, call TY. 8-4151 or UN.
4-1639.
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SHERUTH LEAGUE's drama-
tic group will begin casting on
Tuesday, in the home of Mrs.
Sidney Blum, 13117 . Ludlow,
Huntington Woods, for roles in
a production which will high-
light the September member-
ship tea. For information, call
Mrs. Bert Markowitz, LI. 3-0757.
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Mrs. Hyman Zalenko, fund-
raising chairman of the BETH
AARON SISTERHOOD, recently
announced the following • ap-
pointments for its Dec. 4 donor
luncheon: Mesdames Albert
Kanfer and Morris Kirschner,
journal; Harmon Moss and Na-
than Lux, tickets; Jack Taylor,
patron tickets; Morris Litwin,
memoriams; Marvin Last, sim-
chas; Louis Wonboy, darlings;
and Sidney Weinberg, reserva-
tions. Members wishing to serve
as captains should call Mrs.
Zalenko, UN. 3-0245, or Mrs.
Kanfer, UN. 3-9735.
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PRIMROSE B E NEVOLENT
CLUB is planning its annual
donor luncheon for Nov. 7, at
Adas Shalom Synagogue.
Tiekets are now available from
pledge chairmen, Mrs. Nathan
Sandler, UN. 4-6307, or Krs.
Sam Weinman, DI. 1-3655.

Set June Date

Edward Greenbaum Named
U.S. Delegate to the UN

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—The
White House nominated Edward
S. Greenbaum, a prominent Jew,
as an alternate U.S. representa-
tive to the United Nations Gen-
eral Assembly. Mr. Greenbaum
was special assistant to the At-
torney General in 1938.

Zim Shipping Firm to Q uadruple Tonnage

A half million tons of modern, Israel Navigation Company.
diversified shipping to be com- The appointment was an-
pleted by 1960 is the goal set by nounced by Gottlieb Hammer,
the Zim Israel Navigation Com- president of the American-Is-
pany, Ltd., of Haifa, according raeli Shipping Company of 19 17/
to Dr. N. Wydra, managing di- Rector St., New York, U. S. rep-
rector of Israel's largest ship- resentatives and passenger 0
ping company.
agents for the Zim Lines.
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Dr. Wydra said Israel was
seeking only a fair share of the
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fleet will curtail no one else's
share."
He noted that his company's
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some 120,00) deadweight tons.
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He predicted a total Israeli mer-
chant marine of some 2,000,000
tons in 20 years.
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Dr. Wydra spoke on the occa-
MISS DEBORAH MICHAELS
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At a recent dinner party in cia & Diaz, Inc., 25 Broadway,
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their home on Marlowe Ave., New York, as general agents in
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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Michaels the United States for the Zim
announced the engagement of
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their daughter, Deborah Jeanne,
to Alvin Jay Iwrey, son of Mr. Labor Zionist Branch 4
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and Mrs. David Iwrey, of Rob-" Sends Toys to Israel
son Ave.
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At a recent garden party held
The prospective bride attend-
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at the University of Miami, at ica, in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Coral Gables, Fla. Both are cur- Morris Lieberman, toys were
rently seniors at Wayne Univer- collected to be sent to a chil-
sity, where Miss Michaels is en- dren's school in Israel.
The project was initiated by
rolled in the college of educa-
tion and Mr. Iwrey in the school Ariel Stiebel, a new member
of business administration. He who is an exchange student
Office or Plant Parties
is affiliated with Mu Beta Chi here from Israel. Working to
buy and ship the toys were
fraternity.
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The couple is planning a June Mrs. Boris Joffe, Mrs. Abe
30 wedding, following their Alper and Jack Schreier.
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graduations.
The group also is undertak-
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encourage
correspondence
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TRAY CATERING SPECIALISTS
Back Highway Courtesy youngsters in this city.
Detroit Lodge No. 55 is one
of 3,000 lodges of the Knights
of Pythias to co-sponsor the
fraternal organization's "High-
way Courtesy Month."
Conducted for the first time
last year, the Knights of. Pythias
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aagin is seeking to enlist the
support of hundreds of mayors
and governors in cities and
states throughout the U. S. and
Canada for •a similar program
in August.
"Highway Courtesy - Month"
will -officially begin on Thurs-
day, when an aide of President
Eisenhower presents an Ameri-
can flag to the winner of last
year's contest on the steps of
the White House. •

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Pioneer Women Meet
to Schedule Fall Program

Parents Reunited
With Eldest Daughter
_ After 28 Years Apart

After a separation of 28 years,
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Weber,
of Monterey Ave., were reuni-.
ted on July 2 with their eldest
daughter, Mrs. Aida Weber
Eidelman, a resident if Monte-
video, Uruguay.
In 1928, Mrs. Eidelman, then
newlywed, left Poland to join
illik er husband in South America.
The following year the Weber
family left for the Unit e d
States.
Mrs. Eidelman • and her hus-
band have a married daughter
and two sons, one of whom
holds a high government posi-
tion- in. Uruguay. The couple's
granddaughter, Helene, is
named in memory ,of the young-
est Weber daughter, Mrs. Helen
Weber Silverston.
Prior to her arrival here, Mrs.
Eidelman was reunited with
her brothers, Morris and Simon
Weber and their families in
New York City.
She will spend the summer
here with her parents and a
sister, Mrs. Philip Beck, before
returning to Uruguay in the
fail.

Wayne U. Students
Announce Betrothal

MISS ETHEL HUSNIT

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham .J.
Kusnit of Webb Ave., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ethel, to Alvin Kramer, son"
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kramer,
of Coyle Ave. A June 20 wed-
ding is being planned.

Ask Bulgaria to Speed
Settlement on Plane

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
Israel government is consider-
ing sending a delegation to Sofia
to speed a settlement of its
claim for compensation for the
shooting down a year ago of an
El Al passenger plane with 58
crewmen and passengers aboard.
All were killed.
Mrs. Golda Myerson, Foreign
Minister, summoned the Bul-
garian Charge d'Affaires to tell
him this. It is understood that
regardless of whether a dele-
gation goes to Bulgaria or not,
Shabbetai Rosenne, Foreign
Ministry legal advisor, will be
leaving for Sofia by the end of
the month.
Israel's claim was submitted
five months after the incident,
in which the Constellation was
blasted out of the skies by Bul-
garian fighters. The Bulgarian
government has formally ac-
cepted responsibility for the in-
cident.

A series of committee meet-
ings is being conducted by the
Detroit- Council of Pioneer
Women during the summer
months in preparation for the
resumption of activities for the
1956-57 season.
Newly-elected president, Mrs.
Irving Turner, and vice-presi-
dent of organization, Mrs. Frank
Wasser, advise that the calendar
of events will begin with an
Open House on Sept. 24, at the
Labor Zionist Institute, 19161
Schaefer.
Plans also have been outlined
for an oneg shabbat, Honor Roll
Luncheon and the traditional
donor event on Dec. 9, at Ma-
sonic Temple.

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