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Representing the Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Group of the City of
Hope at its regional conference earlier this month in St. Louis,
Mo., were Ralph Snyder, president,- and Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Moe
Bershad, Mrs. Irving Weintraub and Mrs. Harry Mayers.
- Mrs. Blanche Ufberg Dobkin, of Washington, DZ.,, is here
for an extended visit with her mother, Mrs. Augusta Ufberg, of
17310 Kentucky, while ' her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Hirschhorn, of the same address, vacation in Miami,
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weiss, of Stansbury Ave., and Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Simms, of Snowden Ave., have just returned from
a trip to Chicago, Ill. and Milwaukee, Wis., where they were
delegates to the national convention of the Jewish War Veterans.
Mr. Weiss is junior vice-commander of the Lt. Roy F. Green
Post and Mr. Simms is judge advocate of the Department of
Michigan JWV. Both wives are past presidents of JWV auxiliary
units in Detroit.
Mrs. Belle Martell, an agent for the Elkin Travel Bureau,
with return early in September from an extensive tour of Alaska,
the Canadian Rockies and other points of interest: in the West,
where she is checking on accommodations and facilities to advise
_ tourists planning to visit in these areas.
Dr. and Mrs. Irving A. Grenville and children, Cheryl and
Mark, -formerly of Toronto, Ont., have taken up residence here at
17334 Wisconsin. The Grenvilles have just returned from their
summer •home on Lake Simcoe, Big Cedar Point, Ont.

U.S. and Israel to Open
`Atom for Peace. Exhibit

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest
COUNCIL BROADCAST

Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Mrs. Isadore Levin,
president of the Women's Sab-
bath League, will discuss the
program of the organization.
The weekly broadcasts are pre-
pared by the Jewish Commu-
nity Council Culture Commis=
sion for the Council portion of
the Altman Hour.

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MRS. MYRON L. YANITZ

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•TEL AVIV, (JTA.) —. Israel
and the United States will open
a joint "atoms for peace" exhi-
bition here next month, Marsh-
all Berg, manager of- the exhi- ,
bition to be presented by the
U. S., told a press conference.
Israeli government bureaus and
scientific institutions will co-
operate on the Jewish State's
portion of the exhibit.

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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL

Dance with Delight
to

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Time: 7:05 p.m., Sunday,
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Station: WXYZ.
In a double - ring ceremony
Feature: Rabbi Herbert Wei-
"MEMORIES THAT WILL
July 22, at Cong. Shaarey Zed-
LAST FOREVER" •
ek, Eleanor Doris Blau and My- ner, of Temple Israel, South
Orange,
N.
J.,
will
speak
on
ron Le6nard Yanitz were united
the Veil?"
in marriage by Rabbi -Milton "Dare We Remove
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Arm.
WORDS - WE LIVE BY
The bride is the daughter of
Time:
10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blau, of Glen-
Station: WWJ.
dale Ave. Mr. Yanitz is the son
Feature: The final broadcast •
of Mrs. Raymond Yanitz, of
FOR YOUR WEDDING •
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Aug. 21 — To Mr. and Mrs. Yanitz.
highlight discussion on the : DAVE DAVIDSON •
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The bride's gown was of floor- Bible by Prof. Mark Van Doren, •
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extended into a long chapel author Maurice Samuel. The
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Sheldon D. Schubiner (Barbara into a small collar embroidered regular spot next Sunday.
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sequins. A matching tiara held
The over curious are not over
BIG SALE!
Aug. 1.8 — To Mr. and Mrs. the fingertip, .silk illusion veil, wise. —Philip Massinger
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Jerome Tobias, Jr. (Lorraine and she carried white orchids
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Formerly $10.95
Mannisto), a son, Jerome To- on a white satin Bible.
SLACKS
Mrs.. Stanley Wandruff, twin
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Aug, 16 — To ')Mr. and Mrs. tron of honor, and Diane Fried
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Aug. 9—To -Mr. - and Mrs. Al Phyllis Blau. Sandra Yanitz, the
Kesner (-Bernice Cutler), of bridegroom's niece, was junior
At a recent party, Mr. and 20220 Plainview Rd., a son, bridesmaid, and Nancy Ascher
was flower girl.
Mrs. Harry Palmer, of '20511 Joseph Jeffrey.
"Stationers Since 1869"
Larry Yanitz was his brother's
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Sheffield Rd., announced the
best man, and ushers were Lar-
Aug.
9—To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ar-
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engagement of their daughter,
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Jan-
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Louis H. Brown of 3260. Oak-
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man Blvd. ,
Aug. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blau, the bride's brother, was
Northland Center
The wedding is scheduled to Wainer (Edith Klanfer), of junior usher, and Ronnie Wo-
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lock
was
ring
bearer.
on
-Nov.
3.
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take place
Canterbury Dr., a daughter,
The bridegroom's mother was
Eileen Nancy.
escorted down the aisle by her
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Relatives Seek Cheiclosh Tana
Julius Ascher.
A u g. 8—T.o Mr. and Mrs. brother,
ENROLL NOW
Chodosh Tana, whose last ad-
Following dinner and a recep-
David Hoptman (Molly Ehrlich-
dress was given as 346 Georgia man), of 18916 Pennington, a tion, the newlyweds left for San
Diego, Calif., where they will
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., is being son, Neal Bennett.
reside for the next year while
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sought by close relatives who
Mr. Yanitz serves in the U. S.
are now in Israel. Those know
Aug. 4—To Mr. and Mrs.
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whereabouts
are
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Morning or Afternoon Sessions
to communicate with The De- of Boston Blvd., a daughter,
Name Samuel Rhodes
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Aug. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Novetsky (Phyllis Ann
Moskovitz), of 22175 Church
Road, Oak Park, a daughter,
Nina Susan.
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July 30—To Dr. - and. Mrs.
Herbert Miller (Ruth Bornstein
of Windsor), a son, Darryl
Richard.
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July 23—To Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Sherman (Theresa Her-
man), a son, Gary Daniel.
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June 19—To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Greenberg (Edna
Slom,' of Detroit), of 1911 Albe-
marle, Brooklyn, N.Y., a daugh-
ter, Arlene Janet.

July 15—To Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Smith (Devie Glaser),
of 24240 Geneva, Oak Park, a
daughter, Cynthia Beth.
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To Mr, and Mrs. Irwin
Chandler (Louise B. Schostak),
of .15155 Miller, Oak Park, a
daughter, Nancy Sue.

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To Mr. and Mrs. Don Kaplan
(Thelma Kolodney), of 20263
Patton, a daughter, Diane Gene.

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Samuel J. Rhodes, president
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, has been appointed by Gov.
Williams to serve as a member
of Fair Election Practices Com-

mission.

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with the consent of both major To Have Your Drapes Cleaned
for the
political parties, and is charged
with the supervision of cam-
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there is no deviation from ac-
They take down and rehang
draperies and cornices.
cepted standards of fair cam-
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paigning.
draperies, curtains, banquet
The commission directs its
cloths, lamp shades and blankets.
Also fine workmanship on
attention to issues of racial,
wearing apparel.
religious or nationality preju-
dices in campaigns, investigates
complaints and makes public
its results.

JEWISH NEW YEAR

Large Hotel Purchase
Made in Miami Beach

Oscar Markovich and George
Wasserman, Miami and Wash-
ington businessmen who recent-
ly purchased the Lucerne Hotel
in Miami Beach, announced that
they have acquired the Morton
Hotel and Apartments, thus giv-
ing them a parcel of one entire
square block from 41st street
to 42rid Greet and from Collins
avenue to the ocean.
The Lucerne is on the north-
east corner of 41st and Collins
and is eight stories high. The
Morton Apartments are on the
southeast corner of 42nd street
and Collins and is separated
from the Lucerne by a low

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