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Betrothal Told

Following .r e c e n t meetings
conducted by the Detroit Coun-
cil of Pioneer Women, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Har-
old Noveck, vice - president of
education, a number of program
aids have been made available
to local groups during the com-
ing season.
One project, announced by
Mrs. David Sislin, c u l t u r al
chairman, is the establishment
of a speakers bureau with a
listing of local speakers avail-
able to member chapters.
In this connection-, resource
material will be gathered and
catalogued and - a programming .
workshop established for the
exchange of ideas on program.
This is directed by Gloria Lif-
shay, cultural co-chairman, who
will be librarian of the source
material.
Elsie Harold was named tem-
porary chairman of a Council-
sponsored study group.
Under Council membership
chairman, Bea Shulman, mem-
bership teas are being arranged
by all chapters for September.
The theme of "Big Sister" will
be used for the membership
drive.
A highlight of the campaign
will be a contest for those
bringing in five or more new
members. The winner will be
given a trip to Israel. Other
prizes also will be awarded.
Women interested in joining
new groups in Northwest De-
troit, the suburban area or other
chapters should call Mrs. Shul-
man, TO. 5-2629, or Mrs. Frank
Wasser, UN. 4-7124.

Munich Community Inducts
Dr. A. Kraus as Rabbi

MUNICH, (JTA)—Dr. Adoni-
yahu Kraus was inducted as
Rabbi of Munich, a post which
has been open for several years.
Dr. Kraus, who is on leave
from a post with the Israel
Ministry of Religion, is a native
of Burgenland, an Austrian
province adjoining Hungary.
From his arrival in Germany
early this year, until hs ap-
pointment to - the Munich post,

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opacidio

Smart brides select the
Sheraton-Cadillac for their
weddings and receptions. And
for good reason! First, the
staff of this famous hotel spe-
cializes in catering to wed-
dings — lifts so many nagging
details from the shoulders of
the bride and her family.
And whether you select the
magnificent Grand Ballroom'
for a party of 750, or one of
our exquisite Parlors-for an
intimate family group of as
small as twenty, you may rest
assured that the accommoda-
tions and service will be the
finest in Detroit.
Our prices are reasonable,
and you'll always be proud to
remember that your wedding
was at the Sheraton-Cadillac.

For information and reservations, call
Herman Schwartz at Woodward 1-8000

SHERATON-CADILLAC
HOTEL

Washington Blvd at Michigan Ave.

Miss Loeffler to Wed
Irving H. Wiener

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Open suspecting of others
comes.- of secretly condemning
ourselves. — Sir Philip Sidney.

Ernest S. Curtis of Bloch
Lodge has accepted the chair-
manship of the Greater Detroit
Bnai Brith Israel Council, it
Master of Ceremonies
was announced by Irwin I.
and His Orchestra
Cohn, chairman of the Detroit
Detroit's Leader in Entertainment
Israel Bond Committee.
TO 8-2067
TO 6-5016
Serving as _vice-chairmen are
Elias Goldberg, Philmore Lee-
mon, Arnold Michlin ana. Fred
Sorkow.
At a preliminary planning
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meeting for all Lodge presi-
Bar MitzVahs
Weddings
dents and Israel chairmen, at-
Formals, Candids, 3 D's, Movies.
tended by 50 representatives,
For Quality Workmanship
plans were formulated for Bnai
Call Mr. Rosen — UN. 1-9000
Brith Israel Bond efforts this
coming fall.
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Mrs. Arthur L. Frayne is
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women's chairman for the Bnai
• Musical
Brith Chapters Israel Council.
Entertainment
MISS TRUDY ROUFF
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FOR YOUR WEDDING
A joint meeting of all Bnai MISS KATHLEEN LOEFFLER •
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BAR
MITZVAH
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Mr. Morris Rouff, of Allen Brith Israel chairmen will be
Park, and Mrs. Sam Pecherer, held Sept. 11, at the Labor Zion-
DAVE
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The engagement of Kathleen •
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of Rochester Ave., announce the ist Institute.
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engagement of their daughter,
Trudy Rouff, to Albert Altman, Will Train More Technicians Max Loeffler, of Oakfield Ave.,
and the late Mr. Loeffler, to
son of Mr. Louis Altman and
WATCH FOR OPENING !
At ORT Schools in Israel
Irving H. Wiener, son of Mr.
the late Mrs. Anna Altman.
An enrollment in trade and and Mrs. Louis Wiener, of Glen-
technical courses of well over dale Ave., was recently an-
California Bar Admits
5,000 during the coming school nounced. Both the bride-elect
8926 W. 7 MILE
year is anticipated by ORT in and her fiance are students at
Detroit Naval Officer
Wayne State University.
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Detroiter Norman R. Atkins, Israel.
These services will be offered
now serving with the United
States Naval Reserve as a lieu- at 45 trade schools, plus between
tenant junior grade,, has been 35 and 40 adult courses. con-
admitted to the California State ducted in cooperation with the
Bar Association, after success- Ministry of Labor. The schools
fully passing the recent Bar ex- are located in 20 communities
throughout the country and em-
aminations. -
Commodes, table appointments, wall
A 1953 graduate of the Wayne ploy a staff of 250 instructors,
decor, bedroom set, coffee table, tea
University Law S c h o o 1, Lt. many of them graduates of the
Atkins is currently stationed Central ORT Teachers' Train-
wagon, game table, lamps . .
with the U.S. Naval Postgrad- ing Institute in Switzerland.
uate School, at Monterey, Calif.,
where he is legal officer.
The losing side is full of
FollAing a year's tour of suspicion.—Publilius SyruS.
duty aboard the USS Bodoeing
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in San 'Diego, Lt. Atkins went
You Can Be Sure . . . If It's
to Newport, R. I., graduating
UP TO 75%
with high honors from the U. S.
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Navy School of Military Justice.
Residing with him at Mon-
And His Orchestra
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terey is his wife, the former
Charlotte Lehrman, of Detroit, *TY 5-2445 UN 4-3018*
and their son, Daniel Sterling. **********************
Lt. Atkins is the son of Mrs.
Sarah Atkins, of Santa Rosa Dr.

SAM ROSENBLAT

J. J. CLARKE

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Yiddish-Speaking Jewry
Declines in Cana&

MONTREAL, (WJA) — The
percentage of the Jewish popu-
lation claiming Yiddish as its
mother tongue in Montreal has
dropped from 96.9 per *cent in
1921 (when the question of
mother tongue was first intro-
duced into the Canadian census)
to 53.5 per cent in 1951. This
is disclosed in a population
study of the Canadian Jewish
Congress.
In Toronto, 97.8 per cent of
all Jews claimed Yiddish as
their mother tongue in 1921 as
against 51.3 per cent in 1951.
The relative figures for Win-
nipeg were 98.8 per cent in 1921
as against 66, per cent in 1951.
The percentage of the Jewish
population of Montreal able to
speak English increased from
93.7 per cent in 1921 to 97.9 per
cent in 1941 and decreased to
94.1 per cent in 1951, due to the
influx of immigrants during the
post-war period.
The percentage of the Jewish
population able to speak both
official languages, English and
French, increased from 28.8 per
cent in 1921 to 32.1 per cent
in 1951.

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Bnai Brith to Spur
Israel Bond Appeal

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AVC to Man Booth
at Michigan State Fair

The Allied Veterans Council
and its Auxiliary again this year
will have a booth at the Michi-
gan State Fair, Aug. 31 to
Sept. 9.
The booth will feature arti-
cles, such as belts, pins, earrings,
purses, wallets, hot pads, aprons
and other items made by hos-
pitalized and non-hospitalized,
handicapped persons.
Disabled veterans with mer-
chandise to display and sell at
the booth should contact Mike
Boginski,. :v.e ter a ns Memorial
Bldg., 151 W. Jefferson, or call
Agatha. Schule, VA. 2-4404.
Helping plan the booth are
Louba Lupiloff, Auxiliary presi-
dent, G l a d y s Zuk and Rose

Cowan.

Hudson's 75th Anniversry

AUGUST WHITE SALE

An event knowing Hudson customers look forwSrd to
each year—and this Anniversary year packed with even
bigger values. Linens for kitchen, bedroom, Bath and
`dining room. Top-quality sheets, cases—even mattresses
and draperies—slimmed way down in price. So check
your needs—then hurry in and fill the gaps.

HUDSON'S DOWNTOWN-3rd, 8th, 9th Floors; HUDSON'S NORTALAND-1 st Level

17—TH E DETRO IT JEWISH NEWS —Friday, August 10, 1956

Pioneer Women
Set Fall Program