Local Hadassah Starts Preparations fmmigrantFamily Hyman Taubers Fete
or Annual Honor Roll Campaign Escapes Death
Golden Anniversary
on Andrea Doria

NEW YORK — A North Afri-
Ln family, which had almost
given up hope of immigrating
to America, was among_ the
survivors of last week's ill-fated
sinking of the Italian liner An-
drea Doria.
Joseph Benclrihern, 31, his
wife, Algeria, 28, and their son,
Isidor, 4, were almost to their
new home when the tragedy
struck. They were among the
survivors brought here by one
of the rescue vessels.
The family, brought to this
country by United Hias Service,
at one time thought they could
.never immigrate here because
of the oversubscription of Mo-
roccan quotas.
However, a United Hias aide
working on the case learned
that Mrs, Bendrihern was born
in Gibraltar, placing her on the
undersubscribed British quota.
Getting an early start on their annual Honor Roll campaign
On April 17 the family
are these leaders of the Detroit Chapter of Hadassah, left to learned it would be permitted
right: Mesdames MAX LICHTER, vice-president of fund-raising; to come here, and United Hias
CARL SCHILLER, chairman of special gifts; and FRED found that Harold H. Benowitz,
ROSEN, chairman of general solicitations.
executive director of the Cor-
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pus Christi, Tex. Jewiih Com-
Under the leadership of Mrs. porarily replacing Mrs. Frank munity Council, would provide
the needed resettlenient • oppor-
Norman Rom, new president of Wetsman,
Briefing meetingi will be held tunity.
the Detroit Chapter of Hadas-
With all their personal be-
sah, plans - are being completed by the vice-chairmen with their
for the 1956 Honor Roll Cam- workers at 1 p.m., that - after- longings, the Bendrihena family
paign, which will open officially noon, in four different sessions. left , Gibraltar last Friday.
Lady Luck smiled On them
Assisting in the briefing ses-
on Sept. 11, at Temple Israel.
throughout the ordeal, and al-
sions,
which
will
bring
workers
Several pre-campaign events up4o-date on new Hadassah ac- though turning away from
have been scheduled by Mrs. tivities, are Mesdames William them in the fog-shrouded sea
Max Lichter, vice-president of Isenberg, David Schachter, Max off Nantucket, will again cast
fund-raising, who is assisted by Frank and Julian Tobias.
her eyes on them — this time
Mrs. Carl S. Schiller, special
Special gifts chairmen, work- by land -- on the trip to CO us
gifts chairman, and Mrs. Alfred ers and committee members Christi.
Rosen, general solicitation chair- have been invited to a tea and
man.
kit distribution party at 1 p.m.,
Aug. 16, at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Schiller will out
Honor Roll plans to special gifts William Gershenson, 1603 Bal-
workers and vice-chairmen at moral.
Honor Roll proceeds support
a meeting Wednesday, at Hadas-
the Hadassah-Medical Organiza-
sah. House.
tion in Israel, which includes a
LOUIS MARSHALL _LODGE
Working on this phase, of ac- share in the sponsorship of the
tivity with • her are Mesdames Hebrew University M e - d i c a 1 will host its 'membership and
'Benjamin Bond, Perry Burn- School and the development of members of the Chapter at its
stine, Sam Cohl, Martin Cowan, the $12,500,000 Hadassah-He- annual picnic at 1 p.m., Aug.
Sam Croll, Philip Lipson, Sam brew University Medical Center 12, at Middle Rouge Park.
Prizes, games and refreshments
Sheckter, Joseph Staub and in Jerusalem.
will be featured for adults and
Herman August, the latter tem-
The 40-year-old organization children. Friends are invited.
maintains seven Israel hospitals, The • -picnic will be climaxed
scores of mother-child health by a tug of war contest through
centers, a child guidance clinic, the water. Signs will be posted
school hygiene service, nurses' along Plymouth Rd. Arrange,.
training school, vocational edu- ments are being made by Mor-
cation schools, workshops for ris Yaras, -president,. Arnold
agricultural and industrial Mundell, vice-president,. and the
training and a string of settle- picnic committee.
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ments for young immigrants
who come to live in Israel,
An all - day _picnic at Lola
Valley Park is planned by
PHILIP HANDLER LODGE
Weitzman Here for
and CHAPTER this Sunday, to
Israel Encyclopedia
which members, their families
Moshe Weitznian, of Israel, and friends are invited. Enter-
now residing IA Detroit, an-
nounced this week that he • is tainment and free beverages are
continuing a - task he began here planned, with games and prizes
the youngsters. Dr. Edward
Six years ago in behalf of the for
Warner
and Mrs. B. Abramson
Encyclopedia
are chairmen of the picnic,
Hebraica of
Signs will be posted at the pic-
Israel.
nic site.
Mr. Weiti-
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m a n reported
ISRAEL
CHAPTER, Bnai
that 12 of the
Brith Young Men, won its sec-
projected v o 1-
ond straight softball champion-
umes already ,
ship in the BBYM League by
Smart brides select the
have been pub-
taking both ends of a double
Sheraton-Cadillac for their
lished. He
header from MANDY YUSTER
weddings and receptions. And
stated that the
for good reason! First, the
CHAPTER. The first game fea-
encyclopedia, a L.-
staff of this famous hotel spe-
tured seven Israel home runs
general refer- Weitzman
cializes in catering to wed-
and the eight-hit pitching of
dings — lifts so many nagging
ence work in Hebrew, will con- Mary Freed as Yuster was
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tain 40,000 articles by hundreds crushed 17 to 5. In the second
the bride and her family.
of writers.
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And whether you select the
The work was endorsed by Israel rebounded with 17 runs
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our exquisite Parlors for an
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intimate family group of as
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Norm Benjamin led off with a
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A resident of Israel for 20 Shel Langwald, Gerald Berman,
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was at the Sheraton-Cadillac.
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announce the Bar Mitzvah of -
their son, Albert Paul, on Aug
11, at Beth Aaron Synagogue.
A dinner in Albert's honor will
be held tfie following evening,
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Fifty years of married life
has proved so rewarding to Mr.
and Mrs. Hyman Tauber, of
19300 Lesure, that on Sunday
they will be married all over
again.
Only this time, the couple's
seven children, 16 grandchil-,
dren and five great grandchil-
dren will be a part of the Wed-
-ding party.
The ceremony will be solemn-
ized at 7 p.m., Sunday, at Beth
A b r a li a m Synagogue, with
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern 'officiat-
ing. The couple are long-time
members of Beth Abraham..
Both Mr. and Mrs. Tauber
were born in Austria. They
were married in New York on
Aug, 5, 1906, shortly after their
arrival in this country.
They came to Detroit in -1914
and have resided here since that
time. Mr. Tauber is now semi-
retired, although he had been
active in real estate for many
years.
The couple's children are Ben-
jamin, Max, Joseph and Jack
Tauber, Mrs. Nathan J. Kauf

man, Mrs. Irving Fenchel and
Mrs. Robert Feldman,
Mrs. Kaufman and her hus-
band, who is Judge Nathan J.
Kaufman, plan to dedicate a
classroom in - the new Beth
Abraham Synagogue and Center
to the Tauber family.

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