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to Wed on• Aug. 26

Aug. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour S. Lowen (Evelyn
Beverly Koppelman), of 24090
Condon, Oak Park, twin sons,
Alan Howard and Barton Ar-
thur:
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July 31 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Lampert (Sarah Si-
mons), of 1901 Frieze, Ann
Arbor, Mich., a son, David
Seymour.
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July 30—To Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron R. Ross (Raquel Moss),
of 18200 Sorrento, a son, An-
drew Michael.
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July 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Reder (Lila Yagoda),
of Sunset Ave., Oak Park, a
son, Steven Edmond.
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July 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
Fredric Allan Rivkin (Gloria
Perry, of Cleveland, 0.), of
Ypsilanti, Mich., a daughter,
Susan Lynn.
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July 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Kaplan (Shirley Ber-
kowitz), of 12917 Wales, Hunt-
ington Woods, a son, Richard
Lee.
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July 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert D. Elkin (Adrienne
Harris), of 16642 Santa Rosa,
a son, Lawrence Neal.
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July 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Hoberman (Muriel Smilinsky),
of 3302 Fullerton, a son, Gary
Jay.
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July 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kauffman (Carol Ann
Spiwak), of 3760 W. Chicago, a
daughter, Gini Rhonda.
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july 20—To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Randolph (Janet Sell),
of 20400 Hubbell, a daughter,
Susan.
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July 16—To Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph J. Newman (Ann
Rosen, of Tel Aviv, Israel), of
24000 Geneva, Oak Park, a son,
Robert Sherman.
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July 15—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Rieger (Ferne Rappa-
port), of 23246 Berkley, Oak
Park, a daughter, Kim Ilene.
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July 14—To Mr .and Mrs.
Ted J. Simon , (Mary Ann
Cooper), a daughter, Julie Hel-
burn.
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July 13—To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph I. Metzger, of Oak Park,
Mich., a daughter, Deborah
Ann.
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June 28—To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Goldfarb (Ruthe Gel-
fand), of Stansbury Ave., a
son, Richard Lloyd.

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Israel Official to Press Claims on Plane in Bulgaria

Diggs' Record Shows
Support for Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA) —
Shabettai R o s e n n e, Foreign
Ministry official, left for Sofia
to press Israel's claims for com-
pensation from the Bulgarian
government for the shboting
down of an Israel passenger
plane by Bulgarian fighters a

A comprehensive statement
of accomplishments during his
term of office as Representative
to the U. S. Congress during the
past two years was issued this
week by Cong. Charles C. Diggs,
Jr.
Among the more prominent
Music and Entertainment
statements is legislation he tried
to support by joining with 86
Democratic colleagues in a joint
request for defensive arms ship-
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and His Orchestra
He continued his efforts for
Israel through remarks on the
House floor, the Congressional
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promoted 25 public bills and 17
Candids by
private bills, including one to
amend and revise the McCarran-
Walter Act.

year ago. The El Al Constella-
tion carried 58 • crewmen and
passengers, all of whom were
killed in the disaster.

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MISS BRONIA WEISS

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Weiss, of
El Paso, Tex., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Bronia (Bunny), to Robert H.
Frankel, son of Mr. Lloyd Ivan
Frankel, formerly of Detroit
and now of Los Angeles, Calif.,
and the late Mrs. Lilly H.
Frankel.
The bride - to - be attended
UCLA. Mr. Frankel was a stu-
dent at-the University of South-
ern California and was affiliated
with Sigma Alpha Mu frater-
nity before his induction into
the armed forces.
He has just completed his
tour of duty with the U. S.
Army, 16 months of which were
spent in Korea. The wedding
will be solemnized Aug. 26, in
El Paso, following which the
couple will make their home in
Los Angeles.

Susan Strasberg and
Her Able Successor,
Israeli Dina Deron

In his popular column The
Lyons Den in the New York
Post, Leonard Lyons relates the
following about the stars in
"Diary of Anne Frank”:
DEBUT: Susan Strasberg,
co-star of "Dairy of Anne
Frank," flew to England this
week for a holiday. In Lon-
don she will meet Otto Frank,
father of the girl Susan por-
trayed on Broadway. Susan's
role in the show was assigned
to her understudy, Dina De-
ron, an Israeli who, until a
few months ago, had no
knowledge of the English
language.
As soon as Dina learned that
the role would be hers, she
wrote to her mother in Israel.
Monday was the day of the
debut, and on Monday after-
noon her mother flew to N. Y.
unannounced and with only $10.
She checked into a hotel where
she once had stayed, borrowed
$10—then went to the theater
and bought a ticket. It was a
third row seat, and she feared
that if Dina caught a glimpse of
her it might upset the child's
performance.-
Her mother therefore fled
to the rear of the balcony and
from that perch, high in a
Broadway theater, the woman
who'd just arrived from Israel
watched her daughter's offi-
cial debut in a co-starring
role opposite Joseph Schild-
kraut.
She decided that if she went
backstage the reunion would be
too emotional—such a surprise
so soon after such a dramatic
experience as a New York de-
but. She left the theater, and
was herself surprised—meeting
her son, who is studying elec-
tronics here. He, too, had come
to the theater unannounced.
They agreed that the reunion
would be best in private. They
therefore went to Dina's small
apartment and waited until the
girl came home, to let the young
actress know that the family
had been there in her moment
of glory.

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Fresh Air Society to Hold
Annual Meeting on Aug. 22
The Fresh Air Society will
mark its 54th year of service at
its annual meeting, Wednesday,
Aug. 22, 2 p.m., at Camp
Tamarack.
The program will include
presentation of reports, election
of new directors and an exhibit
of crafts from Camp Tamarack
and Fresh Air Camp.
The public is invited to the
meeting and to tour the camp.
For information, call the Fresh
Air Society office, WE. 3-7380.

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