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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 7:05 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Joseph R.
Narot, of Temple Israel, Miami,
Fla., will speak on "Sorry!
Trouble on the Cable!"

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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Green Thumb in
the City," the story of a New
York teacher, Myra Kelly, who
helped immigrant children who
lived in the tenement houses
to become good Americans, will
be told.

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Name Project for Herzl
VIENNA (JTA)—The City of
Vienna will name a municipal
housing project in honor of Dr.
of
be served both days; with spe- Theodor Herzy, founder
cial menus available for chil- modern Zionism, who spent
dren. There also will be pro- most of his life in this city.
fessional entertainment.
Heading the committee plan-
Music and Entertainment
ning the bazaar are Mesdames
Julius Meskin and Alfred Ros-
en, chairmen; Gerald Barsky,
Max Borin, George Bremen,
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Sidney Cohen, Samuel Croll,
and His Orchestra
Joseph Deutch, Paul Deutch,
David Feinberg, Lawrence
Fleischman and Sol Friedman.
Others are Jay Golub, Irwin
Green, Ervin Greenbaum, Irv-
PHOTOGRAPHY
ing Katz, Erwin Kornwise,
Weddings . Bar Mitzvahs
Milton Macldin, Peter Martin,
Formals. Candids, 3 D's, Movies.
For Quality Workmanship
Sol _Meyer, Ben Mossman, Mil-
Coll
Mr. Rosen — UN. 1-9000
ford Pregerson, Irving Rogo-
vein, Hy Safran, Maurice Schil
ler, Abe Schmier, Bert Smok-
ler, Leo Weiner and Jacob
Weisberg.
Prizes will be awarded hour-
for
ly. The public is invited to
attend.
your affair

Barbara D. Samuels Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Slates
to Marry in August Bazaar for Tuesday, Wednesday

MISS BARBARA SAMUELS

A two-day bazaar featuring
merchandise of all kinds is
_ planned by the Sisterhood of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek this
Tuesday and Wednesday, in the
synagogue social hall.
According to Mrs. Baer Kei-
dan, Sisterhood president, pro-
ceeds will go to the congrega-
tion's education fund.
One of the featured booths
at the bazaar will be a display
of fine works of art, manned
by Detroit art expert and col-
lector Lawrence W. Fleischman
and Mrs. Fleischman. Mrs. Bert
Smokier and Mrs. Milford Pre-
gerson helped select pieces for
a collector's corner of fine an-
tiques.
There will be boutique items,
a kitchen korner, gameland,
..sportsman's spot, record, por-
trait, jewelry, rare coins and
stamps, green thumb, Israel
and other booths, a country
store, gourmet shop and "orig-
inals only" booth, featuring
ceramics, linens, etc.
Luncheons and dinners will

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J. J. CLARKE

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Samuels,
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of Lesure Ave., have made
COUNCIL BROADCAST
known the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara Doreen, to
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday.
by
Irving Nusbaum, son of Mr. and
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Mrs. Theodore Barg- Mrs. Abe Nusbaum, of W.
man, president of the Jewish Outer Dr.
"Anumhere — Anytime"
Social Service Bureau, and Da-
Both young people are seniors
and orchestra
vid Rosin, chairman of Reset- in the Wayne State University
Portraiture
Candids
PHONE ME ABOUT YOUR
Call Richard Levinson, Evenings
tlement Service, will be inter- college of liberal arts. An Au- Pioneer Women Sets
Weddings
Bar Mitzvahs
FREE WEDDING
viewed by Mrs. Wilbur Stein, of gust wedding is planned.
Installation'
Luncheon;
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the JSSB public relations of-
Mrs. Kaufman to Speak
fice, regarding the role and ac-
tivities of the agency over the Chas. F. Rosen Heads
Mrs. Rose Kaufman, of Cleve-
Jewish Community Council por-
Place your order Early
land, 0., will be guest speaker
Beth
El
Men's
Club
tion of the Altman Jewish Hour.
and serve to install incoming
For Confirmations
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Charles F. Rosen was elected officers at the annual installa-
and Other Parties
INTER-FAITH BROADCAST president of the Men's Club of tion and luncheon to be held
Temple Beth El at the Thirty- on May 28 at
Time: 10:35 a.m., Monday.
Station: WCHB (1440 on the Eighth Annual Meeting on Tues- the Labor Zi-
day.
dial).
onist Institute,
Feature: Rabbi David A. Bay-
Rosen is a confirmand of the it has been an-,
from
linson, of Temple Beth El, will Euclid Avenue
nounced by
COUNTRY SIDE
appear with a Priest and a Temple (n o w
Mrs. Irvin
Minister to present the Jewish Fairmont Tem-
Turner, presi-
ICE
CREAM CO.
viewpoint on "The Wedding ple) in Cleve-
dent of the De-
Wholesale and Retail
Ceremony and the Symbolism land and a
troit Council
TYler 5-2727
of Its Ceremonials."
graduate of
of Pioneer
Ohio State
Women.
4581 Joy Rd. at Broadstreet
CARD OF THANKS
University,
Mrs. Kauf-
We Specialize in Fruit Punch
The family of the late Mr. where he re-
man, member
of the national '
Samuel D. Ratner (Radner) ceived his Mas-
_acknowledges with grateful ap- ter of Arts De-
advisory board
preciation the many kind ex- gree in Educa-
of Pioneer Wo- Mrs. Kaufman
Rosen
pressions of sympathy extended tion.
men, just returned from a two-
by relatives and friends- during
He came to Detroit in 1934, month stay in Israel where ihe
the family's recent bereave- and for the past- 15 years has attended a special service in
ment.
been associated with the Doner seminar conducted by Pioneer
advertising firm. He is a mem- Women, Moatzot Hapoalot and
ber of the boards of Jewish Vo- the Jewish Agency.
cational Service and Jewish
PILLOWS RENOVATED
She has served Pioneer Wo-
Community Center; he has men in many capacities. A few
and
been active in cub scouting and years ago she went on a special
served on committees of the mission to Europe, North Africa
TICKING
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Torch Drive.
and Israel where she visited the
PICKUP and DELIVERY SERVICE
Other officers are: Ben Na- large network of social service
Call for Representative with Samples
thanson, vice president; Harvey institutions maintained by Mo-
L. Vehon, treasurer; and Her- atzot Hapoalot. She was national
bert J. Kessler, secretary.
vice-president of the national
The following were elected to organization committee and also
Established
8823 Twelfth Street
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the board of directors for a served as East Central Regional
1919
two-year term: Paul Broder, and Cleveland Council chair-
Abraham J. Burke, Raymond man.
Davis, Dr. I. I. Edgar, Philip M.
The Women's Division of the
Fisher, Alfred L. Lindenbaum, Jewish National Fund, compris-
Isadore E. Malin, Richard A. ing Hadassah, Mizrachi Women,
Miller, Samuel B. Ostrow and Pioneer Women, Bnai Brith and
Sanford J. Rope.
cooperating woman's organiza-
Richard A. Serlin was elected tions dedicated a Rose Kaufman
to the board for a one-year Forest in Israel in January, 1955.
term.
The following remain on the Cantor Ackerman and
701, otou
board for one more year: Al-
bert M. Colman, Wilbur De- Symphony Ensemble at
Young, Dr. Louis L. Friedland, Halevy-Circle Concert -
Archie Katcher, Percy P. New-
Smart brides select the
Cantor Shabtai Ackerman will
'man, Clement J. Weitzman and be guest soloist at the concert
Sheraton-Cadillac for their
Stanley
J.
Winkelman.
weddings and receptions. And
of Halevy Farband and Work-
for good reason! First, the,
men's Circle chorus. He will ap-
staff of this famous hotel spe-
Mrs. I. Miller Launches pear in a group of Israeli songs
cializes in • catering to wed-
and opera selections, and will
dings – lifts so many nagging
`Mrs.
Woodc rest Contest' solo with the chorus and orches-
details from the shoulders of
the bride and her family.
The "Michigan Mother of the tra in Dan Frohman's cantata
And whether you select the
Year," Mrs. Irving I. Miller, of "Day of Judgement." The pro-
magnificent Grand Ballroom
6262 W. Outer Drive, has gram will be accompanied by
for a party of 750, or one of
launched the "Mrs. Woodcrest members of the Detroit Sym-
our exquisite Parlors for an
Contest" for the Woodcrest phony Orchestra, with Rebecca
Professional beauticians are trained for helping those
intimate family group of as
Home in St. Clair Shores.
Frohman and Bella Goldberg
small as twenty, you may rest
with hair and scalp problems. Keeping your hair in
The contest winner, to be at the pianos.
assured that the accommoda-
good condition will mean better permanents and
chosen on her charm, sincerity
Frohman, singer, composer
tions and service will be the
finest in Detroit.
and personality, will receive a and conductor, has chosen a va-
better all-around hair beauty. A series of Breck Method
Our prices are reasonable,
$100 Government bond. Any ried program, including two
Hair and Scalp Treatments given in this shop will
and you'll always be proud to
mother who wishes to partici- Israeli compositions by Wilen-
remember that your wedding
help
to make your next permanent more successful.
pate in the contest should de-' ski, "Cradle Song" by Gretcha-
was at the Sheraton-Cadillac.
posit her photograph, accompa- ninoff, "Tumba" Chassidic im-
For information and reservations, call
nied by her name, address and pressions by Paul Held, "Luck
Herman Schwartz at Woodward 1-8000
telephone number, at the Home. Be A Lady" from "Guy and
Photographs can not be re- Dolls," "The Telephone' by Men-
turned.
Virginia Farrell, Trained Hair Stylist
otti and a cycle of Yiddish folk
"Mrs. Wooderest" will be in- songs.
Perfected Permanent Waving, Tint and Bleach
troduced by Mrs. Miller at the
The concert takes place Sun-
Home on June 2. Entries will day, May 26, 8:30 p.m., at De-
HOURS: Tues. & Sat., •.. 9 to 5; Wednes., Thurs., and Fri., 9 to
Ave.
Washington Blvd at Michigan
be received until 8 •p.rn., May troit Institute of Arts. For• res-
Mark Schmidt, General Manager
31.
ervations call KE 3-9367.
11757 BROADSTREET at Elinhurst
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