Friday, July 12, 1957 -- THE DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS- 16

Brenner Farband
Elects New Officers

Brenner Branch, Farband Or-
ganization, has elected Jacob
Glaser as its new chairman.
Newly chosen vice-chairmen
are Brocha Hearshen and Jasha
Selman.
Evelyn Sarnoff, Rose Stein-
hardt and Hy Fogelman were
elected as secretaries. The fol-
lowing were named as commit-
tee chairmen: Sonia Glaser;
publicity; Harold Berke, cul-
ture; Berl Hearshen, Histadrut;
Ben Harold, JNF and Jewish
Community Council; Albert
Berke, Farband City; Ida Bailey,
sunshine; Aaron Reitman, Habo-
nim.
The organization's new com-
mittee members include Sylvia
Pine, Joseph Edelman and
Fogelman, culture; Morey Brod-
sky, Barbara Raimi and Pearl
Seltzer, social; Jacob Offer and
Harry Norber, shule; Israel
Pine, Adeline Salinger and Rose
Galinsky, membership; Norman
Bailey, Frank W a s s e r and
Gerard Nakell, camp; M. Sal-
inger and E. Lampert, federated
and building.

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Station: WJLB.
Feature: New developments
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the Jewish Community Council,
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Morton Hack, Detroit shoe
man and vice-president of the
Ripple Sole 'Corporation, is en
route to Europe to complete
license arrangements with
French and Italian firms for
rights to the patents and trade-
marks covering the new Hack
Ripple sole.
Hack will negotiate with Brit-
ish firms, who have asked for
license agreements, while on
his four-week trip with Mrs.
Hack. He will attend the Italian
National Footwear Fair in Mon-
tegranaro, where he will show
the new Ripple sole shoe.
This new shoe development
by Nathan Hack, 73-year-old
founder of the Hack Shoe Co.,
is now manufactured in Canada,
Mexico and the U.S.
Before leaving for Europe,
Morton Hack completed nego-
tiations for the manufacture of
the Ripple sole in Australia by
P. W. R. H. Johnston of Mel-
bourne. Production will start in
September.

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Time: 7:05 p.m., Sunday.
MISS BARBARA SKLOVER
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: "What Is Good Re-
Announcement is made of the
ligion?" is the question to be
posed by Rabbi Eugene J. Sack, engagement of Barbara Sue
of Cong. Beth Elohim, of Brook- Sklover to Robert M. Radner,
lyn, N.Y.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
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R.adner, of Wildemere Ave. The
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bride-elect is the daughter of
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Dr. Joseph I. Sklover, of Fair-
Stkion: WWJ.
Feature: The second of 10 field Ave., and the late Mrs.
dialogues on the Wisdom Books Edith Sklover.
of the Bible between Mark Van
Miss Sklover it a graduate of
Doren, professor of English at Wayne State University. Her fi-
Columbia University, and Mau- ance graduated from the Uni-
rice Samuel, author and edu- versity of Michigan law school.
cator, will be presented.
A September wedding is plan-
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ned.
LOU GORDON NEWS
FREEDOM'S PRICE
Time: 12 p.m., Tuesday.
Tyranny, like hell, is not
Station: WXYZ (Channel 7).
Feature: Lou Gordon will in- easily conquered; yet we have
terview Dr. Leon Fram, of Tem- this consolation within us, that
ple Israel, who returned re- the harder the conflict, the
cently from a visit to Germany. more glorious the triumph.
Rabbi Fram will give his im- What we obtain too cheap, we
pressions of the trip, which esteem too lightly . . . It would
was made- at the invitation of be strange indeed if so celestial
an article as freedom should not
the West German government.
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WILLIAMSTOWN, M a s s.,
(JTA) — James P. Baxter,
president of Williams' College,
asked that the heads of all
undergraduate fraternities on
the campus certify in writing
before Jan. 15 that each chap-
ter is free to select its member
ship on the basis of individual
merit. Dr. Baxter's action was
directed by the board of trus-
tees of the college.
This is the latest move in the
college's two-year campaign to
end religious and racial discrim-
ination in membership of cam-
pus societies. the student body
and- many of the fraternities
have in the past indicated agree-
ment with the anti-bias policy.
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national affiliation, however,
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The convention adopted a
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secure and strong Israel" and
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Dr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Lee,
of 18255 Warrington, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
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Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Albert, of Grand Rap-
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was affiliated with Sigma Delta
Tau and Alpha Lambda Delta
sororities. Her fiance is a grad-
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A Nov. 10 wedding is planned.

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