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Veterans Council Backs
Senate Resolutions

Robinson-Smith Rites
Solemnized July 31

A resolution pending before
the United States Senate assert-
ing the right of U. S. citizens to
military duties in overseas
bases, regardless of religious
discriminations imposed by
these countries, was unanimous-
ly endorsed at the July meet-
ing of the Allied Veterans
Council.
The Senate resolution (SR
No. 298) states that any attempt
by foreign nations to create re-
ligious distinctions among U. S.
citizens "is repugnant to our
laws and intolerable to our
principles."
The AVC of Wayne County
is composed of delegates of the
local units of 23 national vet-
eran organizations, including
the Jewish War Veterans.

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MRS. DAVID ROBINSON

Lois Joyce Smith, daughter of
Mr. and and Mrs. Barney Smith,
and David Robinson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. - Ely Robinson, were
-united in marriage in a cere-
mony performed by Rabbi
Morris Adler, on July 31, in the
Sheraton - Cadillac H o t e 1. A
dinner and reception followed
the ceremony.
The bride wore a Roman
bridal gown of Moyer Agen in-
fluence, fashioned of Italian
antique taffeta. The small Bas-
que was firmly fitted with a
deep drape shoulder collar, em-
broidered with Renaissance lace.
Her full-length veil of - rose-
pointe lace was a family heir-
loom for many generations.
Mrs. Mark Schumann, of
Shaker Heights, 0., was matron
of honor, and bridesmaids were
Barbara Weinbaum, Barbara
Stone, Loretta Wisok, Gloria
Jacobs, Jenniee Kantor, Carolyn
Wagstaff, Sally Michaelson and
Ann Weback.
T h e bridegroom's brother,
Sherwin Robinson, was his best
man, and ushers were Ralph
Bonin, Marvin Robinson, Robert
Smith, Craig Smith, M i 1 t,o n
Smith and Gerald Pickman.
Bobette Smith was flower girl,
and Jeffrey Bonin was ring
bearer.
The cotiple. is honeymooning in
Florida, after which they will
reside on James St., in Oak
Park, Mich.

Brevities

Summer students of the
THEATER WORKSHOP w i 11
present "Peter Pan.. at 4 p.m.,
Sunday, in the Beth Aaron au-
ditorium. Featured roles will be
played by Wendy Serwer, Linda
Cole and Janice Natinsky. Sara
Strengeil is Workshop director,
and Harriet Berg arranged the
choreography.
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"Diabolique" is being held
over for a seventh week at both
the WORLD and STUDIO
THEATERS.
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Herschel Leib will conduct the
DETROIT FEDERATION 0 F
MUSICIANS CONCERT BAND,
with William De Maria, bari-
tone, as soloist, at the follow-
ing' parks this week: Monday,
Palmer Park; Tuesday, Lodge
Park; . Wednesday, Patton Park;
Thursday, Stoepel Park No. 1;
and Friday, Clark Park. The
works of Curzon, Rossini,
Strauss, G e r m a n, Padilla,
Schubert , and Liszt will be
featured.

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Caribbean Honeymoon Knollwood Minstrel Show Aug. 16 and 18
touch of nostalgia will be Maxine Tann, Eleanor Weiss,
Follows July 29 Rites in 4 the
air when Knollwood Joan Weiss, Dede Zechman,

MRS. CLEMENT HOPP, Jr.

In a ceremony solemnized on
July 29, Annette F el dm a n,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Feldman, became the bride of
Clement Aaron Hopp, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Aaron
Hopp.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel offi-
ciated at the rites which were
performed at Adas Shalom Syn-
agogue.
The bride's gown was , o f
white, Italian, silk peau de soie,
highlighting a princess line, em-
pire bodice, appliqued in hand-
run Alencon lace.
Appliques of the lace formed
the short sleeves and served as
the motif for the floor-length
skirt and chapel train. Her fitted
cap of matching lace held in
place her two-tiered illusion
veil, which fell to her finger-
tips.
Mrs. Ronald Kepes was matron
of honor, and bridesmaids were
Mrs. Henry Baskin, Phyllis
Miller, Rita Shiffman and Gail
Gans. Shelli Koretz was junior
bridesmaid, and Debby Gross
was flower girl.
Stanley Caplan was best man,
and ushers included John Hopp,
Jr., Morris Brown, Gerald
Gurvis. and William Wetsman.
Ronald Koretz was junior usher,
and Milton Gross was ring
bearer. Seating the guests were
Robert and Richard Gurvis.
The couple presently is honey-
mooning- in the Caribbean.

Aug. 3 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Stollman, of 25427 Scotia,
Huntington Woods, a daughter,
Lisa Beth.
* * *
July 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell J. Cushman (Joan Stein-
berg), of Rensselaer Ave.., Oak
Park, a daughter, Peri Helene.
* *
July 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Lachman (Shirley Lev-
itt), of 13725 LaSalle, a son,
Michael David.
* * *
July 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Clamage (Martha Ep-
stein), of 18454 Prairie, a son,
Marc Robert.
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July 23 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Rosenbaum (Charlotte
Brown), of 15020 Marlow, Oak
Park, a daughter, Susan Beth.
* *
July' 22 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Dombey (Fayga Herman),
of 24690 Parklawn, Oak. Park,
a daughter, Lynn.
* * *
July 21 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gordon, of 19510 Beaver-
land, a : son, Michael.
* * *
July 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam A. Sklar (Vera Operman),
of 18425 Prairie, a son, Steven
Eric.
* * *
Jerusalem's Jaywalkers
July 20 — To Dr. and Mrs. Called 'Vanishing Breed'
Sidney Goldstein (Ruth Datt-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Jeru-
ner), of Oak Park, Mich., a salem's jaywalkers are a vanish-
daughter, Susan Gisele.
ing breed along this city's main
* *
traffic arteries, it was reported
July 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. here by the Jerusalem Post. The
Harry L. Silverman, of Rose- newspaper quoted police as say-
mont Ave., a daughter, Cathy ing that summonses for the dan-
Esther.
gerous offense have dropped
* * *
within a month from 100 to 20
July 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. a day . The new pattern has
Stanley White (Adell Freeman), been attributed to a campaign to
of 19300 Santa Barbara, a educate the public about the
daughter, Janis Gail.
dangers of stepping off the side-
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walks into the path of oncoming
July 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. cars.
Robert Davidoff (Rita Frazein),
Policemen, s o m e of them
of 19275 Votrobeck, a son, Gary mounted, are stationed at all
Neil.
strategic posts on main streets
* * *
here. When they spot a jay-.
July 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. walker they give him a short
Milford Molodofsky (Shirley lecture on the merits of safety.
Sleeper), of 23631 Condon, Oak But, when the situation war-
rants it, they issue summonses.
Park, a son, Joel David.
* * *
The arrested jaywalker then has
July 10 — To Mr. and Mrs. the choice of paying a 1 pound
Louis Cooper (Annette Slive), fine or telling it to the mag-
of 24231 Blackstone, Oak Park, istrate. They usually choose the
former course, it is reported, be-
a son, Howard Jeffrey.
* * *
cause magistrates generally up
July 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben the fine if they have to conduct
Chestnut (Sallie Kuzin), of a trial for such an offense.
8019 Hen d r i e, Huntington
Woods, a son, Leslie Lance.
Brandeis Establishes
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Creative Arts Awards
June 22—To Mr. • and Mrs.
WALTHAM, Mass. — The es-
Nate Shapiro, of 18601 Ardmore, tablishment of creative arts
a son, Kenneth Brian.
awards, to be offered annually
* * *
in the field of music, painting,
To Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ger-
sculpture, poetry, and theater,
alds (Barbara Kahn), of Ann was announced by Brandeis
Arbor, Mich., a daughter, Karen University. There will be two
Leigh.
awards in each category — one,
a medal for outstanding artistic
God grant that not only the achievement; the other, cash
love of liberty but a thorough awards of $1,500 each to assist
knowledge of the rights of man promising young artists.
may pervade all the' nations of
David Wodlinger, director of
the earth, so that a philosopher the U.S. Student Department
may set his foot anywhere on of the Institute of International
its surface and say, "This is Education, has been named
my counir y." — BENJAMIN chairman of the awards advis
FRANKLIN.
ory commission.

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Country Club stages a lavish
old-time :minstrel show with
added modern
touches.
A cast of
more than 50
Knollwood
members have
spent many
weeks rehears-
in g for the
blackface revue
of singing,
dancing, a n d
hilarity to b e ,Mrs. Greenberg
presented in a specially con-
structed theater setting on the
club's outdoor terrace. To sat-
isfy the members' demand for
tickets, the show will be per-
formed twice, at 8:15 p.m., Aug.
1, 6, and again Aug. 18.
Mrs. William P. Greenberg is
the director, Mrs. David New-
man, producer, Mrs. Ben Tol-
mich, musical director, and Jean
Boritz, choreographer.
Included . in the cast are:
Phyllis Altman, Ben Brown,
Dorothy Burke, Irving Burke,
Muriel Burke, Fern Carnick,
Charles Canvasser, Edna Chosid,
Stewart Chosid, Cy Feldman,
George Fineman, Caroline
Good, E 11 en Grad, Joseph
Greenberg, Jerry Halperin, Jane
Israel, Martha Kane, Doree Kat-
kin, Sam Katkin, Norman Koh-
lenberg, Betty Lichter, Seymour
Lichter, Alan Luckoff, Dick
Moss, Henry Pariser, Mike Ros-
enberg, Lester Satovsky, Mar-
garet Satovsky, N. H. Scholnick,
Sheldon Scholnick, Melvin Sha-
pero, Sue Shumer, Robert Sie-
gel, Harvey Snider, - Selma
Snider, Joan Sofferin, Belle
Staub ,David Tann, Irving Tann,

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