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Traffic. Safety Assn.
Warns: Parked Car Is
Urgent Warning Signal
A parked car on a residen-
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Doneson and family have returned here
after vacationing at the Hotel Concord in the Catskills and tial street should be considered
as a warning signal, the. Traf-
visiting with members of their family in Philadelphia, Pa.
fic Safety Association warned
Miss Helen Mendelson, pianist, wil be heard in a recital at drivers.
4 p.m., Aug. 4, in auditorium A, Angell Hall, Ann Arbor. The
"Be alert for a child who
conceit, - in partial fulfillment of requirements for a degree of
may dart suddenly into your
Bachelor of Music, is open to the public. Included in Miss Mendel-
path from behind a parked
son's program will be sonatas by Bach, Schubert and Copland. car," the Association said, "be-
Mr. Allan J. Roth, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth, of Tyler cause that is how the greatest ,
Ave., recently returned from a vacation in Honolulu; Hawaiian percentage of child accidents
Islands. He was extensively entertained during his visit there. occur."
Mrs. Max Robiner and daughter, Laura Lynn, left for
When you are driving along
Sherman Oaks, Calif., where they will attend the wedding of a residential street, always ask
their nephew and cousin, Mr. Leonard Chassman.
yourself the question "Are You
Driving Too Fast," the Associa-
tion advised. A concentrated
program against speeding driv-
The Detroit Section, National Fanny. Arrived U. S., 1947 with ers is now' being conducted by
Council of Jewish Women, is husband Joseph and brother the Detroit Police Department,
seeking' information about the Garsh Elbogen. Sought by the Department of Streets and
Traffic and the Traffic Safety
following persons for whom it Bayer, Rose (nee Serger).
Association. The theme of the
has urgent messages from rela-
KAHAN, Alexander S., born
program is the question asked
tives overseas.
1913. Worked in Shanghai for
Further information may be Bourgna Perfumery in 1939- above.
Detroit police have been
obtained at the Council's office, 1940. Being sought by Hilda
alerted for the speeding driver
8436 W. McNichols, .UN. 3-5427. Jutkevic. •
and directed to give attention
CHAZIN, Chasie (nee Malai),
GOLDBERG, David and Han-
born Kishinev, Bessarabia; par- nah, born in Kovno, Russia in to residential streets when they
ents names, Selig and Ghana. 1906 and 1908. Father's name, are patrolling.
"It is obvious, however, that
About 80. Arrived in U. S. many Josef Moische. Arrived in U. S.,
years ago. Sought by Mid Ma- 1923 with grandmother named police cannot patrol all resi-
dential streets. The co-opera-
lai (nee Mendelewitz).
Rachel. Sought by Tuvia Kra-
tion of the drivers in volun-
vitz
and
Lea
Grischkan
(nee
KLEJNBERG, Bejla, husband-
tarily observing laws is needed
Morjrzesza, and Klejnberg, Re-' Kravitz).
to - cut these accidents," the
LEIBOWITZ, Nina (nee Ros- Association said.
beka. Bejla is about 59, and
Rebeka is about 53. Born in the enfeld), born Rushim, Distr.
"When behind the wheel, just
city of Berestecko, County of Kiew, Ukraina, USSR. Arrived ask yourself, 'Are you Driving
Wolyn, Poland. Arrived in U. S., in U. S. 40- years ago. Sought Too Fast?' "
1921-23. Sought by Helena Jed- by Nina Rosenfeld, sister.
GELLER, Moses David, wife's
ryszek from Bydgosez, Poland.
WELED, Louis, born in Rus- name Mala; son Abraham, born
sia 1891; parents names Vend- in Poland-1914. Arrived in U. S.
nitsky and Yetta. Arrived in 1951 from Gabersee DP Camp,
U. S. 1908 or 1911. Occupation Germany. Sought b y Leib
motor engineer. Sought by Le- Wachsman, born Bilgoroj, Po-
Activities
vine, Henry, a nephew.
land. Now living in Brooklyn,
EAST SIDE LODGE and
ELBOGEN, Edith, born 1931 N.Y.
in Munkesseovo, Czechoslova-
CHLITZ, Geza, borri CHAPTER have Scheduled their
kia; parents names, Shier and County of Ura-Szatmar, Hun- joint annual picnic this _Sunday
gary. Arrived in U. S. 1898- at Chandler Park. Members
1899. Sought by Frenkel Pal, should bring picnic baskets, but
pop and ice cream will be pro-
living in. Budapest, Hungary.
CHAZAN, Rachel (nee Luck- vided. There will be gameS and
born 1915, Jonavas, Lith- prizes for all adults and chil-
Orchestras—Entertainment man),
uania. Arrived in U. S. 1947 or dren. In case of rain, the picnic
308 Fox Bldg.
1948 from Rome, Italy. Hus- will be delayed until Aug. 4: -
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band's name Uric() Chazan, son's For information,, call Mrs. Sam
name Leib born 1945. Last Pack, VE. 9-0092, or Heknan
known address 2701 Blaine, or Shorr, WA. 1-7204.
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2992 Hazelwood, Detroit. Sought
Although
officially suspend-
by Segal, Sara (nee Luckman),
ing activities for the summer,
born Jahavas, Lithuania.
MILNER - FRYDMAN, Roza, YUSTER-ROSENBERG LODGE
TOwNsEND 6-4034
born Tomaszow, Lubelsk, Po- has continued a program of so-
"MEMORIES THAT WILL
land. Sought by Koziel, Alfons, cials and sports. As part of this
LAST FOREVER"
unofficial • program, members
also born in Poland.
will conduct a moonlight cruise
to Bob-Lo this Saturday night,
Colombian Community Gets
leaving from the foot of Wood-
Sefer Torah From WJC
A year ago, the handful of ward at 10 p.m. Members of the
WE NEED
are invited.
Jews in , the Colombian town of Lodge and Chapter
Boarding homes for children
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Palmira built a center housing
temporarily separated from their
OAK-WOODS LODGE will
families.
all community activities and a
synagogue. But not a single hold its annual picnic, begin-
WE PAY
service was- held - for twelve ning at 11 a.m., Aug. 4, at the
Boarding care and all other ex-
months—due to the fact that the Oak Park Recreation Center,
penses.
community had no Sefer Torah. Oak Park Blvd. and Church
CALL
The problem has been solved Ave. Games and prizes will be
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by the action of the Cultural featured for members and their
Department of the World Jew- children, and there will be free
Jewish Social
ish Congress in New York balloons, drinks, milk and ice
Service Bureau
which, learning of the congre- cream. Dr. Sidney Z. Leib,
13327 Linwood
gation's needs, promptly shipped membership chairman and
chairman of the picnic, will
them a Sefer Torah.
have booths set up explaining
the various projects in which
the organization participates.
For information, call Dr. Leib,
EL. 6-4650. In recent competi-
tion, the Lodge received awards
for outstanding work in fund-
raising, best publication and
membership, and is currently
in contention for honors as the
best all-around in the Detroit
area. In case of rain, the picnic
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will be postponed, until Aug. 11.
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to Wed in December
Seek Information on Missing Kin.
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BARBARA J. HERTZBERG
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hertz-
berg, of San Juan Dr., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara _Jeanne, to
Gilbert J. Greenbaum, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Green-
baum, of Oakman Blvd. -
The bride-elect is a student
at Wayne State University.
Her fiance graduated from
Michigan State University. The
couple is planning a December
wedding.
Dave Diamond
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Museum.
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256th Birthday, continues the
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founding of the City. Planned
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