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A - Launching Luncheon" has
been arranged by the special
gifts committee of the Detroit ,
Chapter of Hadassah in re-
sponse to reports from Israel
that the thousands of new im-
migrants entering the country
are menacing health standards.

The luncheon. under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Sam
Shekter, special gifts chairman,
will be held at 12:30 p.m..
Wednesday. in the home of
Mrs. David Emerman, 19380

Parkside.

Fr

BETTY KOWALSKY, local
concert pianist and teacher.
has been invited to be guest
soloist with the Saginaw Sym-
phony Orchestra this Sunday.
She will perform Grieg's
Piano Concerto in A Minor.
The concert. to be held at
Ojibway Island, Saginaw. is
under the baton of Josef Cher-
niaysky, world-famous cellist
and conductor.

All special gifts heads and
members of their committees.
Group presidents. Honor Roll
chairmen and their committees
and the Chapter executive com-
mittee have been invited to at-
tend the luncheon.

Sholem Aleichem Nursery
Announces Few Openings

In addition to the special
Sholem Aleichern Institute
has announced there are yet a gifts program, Hadassah mem-
bers, under the chairmanship
few openings for students in its
of Mrs. Davis Benson. vice-
nursery school. For informa-
president of fund-raising. are
tion. call VE. 8-7440.
preparing for their annual
The Institute's parents have
Honor Holl campaign, to be
been working out a teen age
program to include youngsters
aged 13 to 17. Parents who met Dutch Minister Urges
recently at the home of Dr. J. Egyptian Refugee Aid
N. Mandiberg decided upon ac-
THE HAGUE, (JTA) — Dr.
tivities to combine the teen
alters' education and social life Joseph Luns. the Foreign Minis-
ter, has introduced a bill in
with the Institute philosophy.
the Dutch Parliament providing
Letter carriers' uniforms are for allocation of 160.000 guild-
30-50 blend of the Union Blue erg ($45.000) for assistance to
and Confederate Gray. Jewish refugees from Egypt.

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nouncements

Aug. 2 — To M-r.- and Mrs.
Ronald M. Schechter (Sheila
Rita Weinbaum) of 23075 Kip-
ling. Oak Park. a daughter.
Marla Sue.
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Aug. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Sloan (Florence Wolf).
formerly of Detroit. now of

Washington. D. C., a son, Lance
Alan.

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July 31 — To Mr. and M.:,
Henry H. Katz (Sihirlee Jacobs).
of 13400 Dartmouth. Oak Park.
Mich.. a daughter. Jodi Robin.

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July 21 — To Mr and Mrs.
Burton L. Borden (Esther
Sch ,A, artz is of 13351 Kenwoocl.
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launched on Sept. 10, in con-
junction with the first Chapter
meeting at Temple Israel.
Dr. Miriam K. Freund, na-
tional Hadassah president, will
be the principal speaker.
Honor Roll kits will be dis-
tributed at Group board meet-
ings held during the week of
Sept. 3, at Hadassah House.
In calling attention to the
immigration emergency. Mrs.
Norman Rom, Chapter presi-
dent, stated that during May
alone, one person entered
Israel every 3 1,, minutes.

Mrs. Shekter as
Assisting
are Mesdames
vice-chairman
Samuel Aaron, Samuel Cohl,
Leonard Friedman, Harold Y.
Hoffman. Barney Keywell, Max
Lichter. Philip Lipson. Adolph
Lowe. Leo Orecklin, Samuel
Schwartz. Milton Sorock and
Joseph Staub.

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weekly Jewish Community
Council portion of the Altman
Jewish Hour.

These people—about 100,000
will arrive this year in Israel
—require more than food,
clothing. shelter and education,
she said. They also will require
special therapy to heal psycho-
logical wounds.
"It will take more than .nor-
mat funds to care for these
immigrants," Mrs. Rom said.
adding that 80 school kitchens.
40 school workshops. 700 hos-
pital beds. 80 new infant care
stations. 400 beds in closed in-
stitutions and 250 beds in in-
stitutions for retarded children
must be provided.

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July 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid- between the layers. Pour over
ney Burk (Jennie Kosman). of it the mushroom gravy. cover
and bake 1 hour in a moderate
15301 Park. Oak Park, a daugh-
oven. Serve with boiled rice
ter. Wendy Ellen.
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and soy sauce.
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July 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Leuchtman (Barbara
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2 cups flour
Bloom). of 22151 Parklawn, Oak
2 teaspoons baking powder
Park, a son, Gary Brian.
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1, cup shortening
July 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
1 egg
Ben Monast (Alene Sweet). of
V. cup milk
'2 teaspoon cinnamon
4063 Buena Vista, a daughter,
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Shiela Ana.
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shor-
July 27 — To Mr. and Mrs. and sugar. Work in the
biscuits.
Robert B. Cohen ( Elaine Iczko- tening as in making
one cup of the mixture.
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To the remainder add the egg
Park. Mich., a son, Mark Frank-
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. lin.
with the milk. Beat it and
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Juyy 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
pan dusted with flour. Add the
Raymond Colbert (Arlene Bar- cinnamon and brown sugar to
nett), of 14021 Elgin, Oak Park, i the dry mixture and sprinkle
Mich., a son. Edward Bruce.
over the top. 13ak in a quick
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July 20 — To Mr. and Mrs.' oven 400 degrees Fahrenheit for
Walter H. Salzberg (Janet E. 25 rn inutes-
Fi s h) , of Strathmoor Ave.
Denver Medical Center
daughter, Marcia Susan.
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Honors Local Woman
July 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
In recognition of her out-
;William J. Saulson, of 23461
Avon. Oak Park, a son, Gary standing service to needy vic-
tims of tuberculosis and cancer.
Jay.
Mrs. Max Ducker. of 4255 Tyler.
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July 11—To Mr. and Mrs. was selected delegate to the
Jerome Ziegler (Ray Rapoport), national conference of auxil-
of 18231 Indiana. a daughter, iaries of the American Medical
Center of Denver. Mrs. Ducker,
Rosalind Beth.
a leading member of the Hos-
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, July 10 — To Mr. and Mrs. pital's Detroit Ladies Auxiliary,
Frank Blazofsky (Eleanor Wi- took part in the conference held
denbaum). of 20196 Hubbell, a last week-end.
She was cited by the Hos-
son, David Steven.
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pital's board of trustees for her
July 7 — To Mr. and Mrs. "outstanding work in enlisting
Howard J. Steinmetz (Barbara support. enrolling new members
Bandler). of 15335 Monica, a and selfless participation in com-
munity projects designed to
daughter. Julie Clair.
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help the sick and needy." Mrs.
July 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Phil- Ducker was one of 75 women
lip J. Kaplan (Rosati Chodun) , throughout the nation honored
I former Detroiters now- of Cleve- i by the 53-year old institutitxt
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Station: WWJ.
Feature: The sixth of 10 dia-
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of the Bible by Prof. Mark Van
Doren. Pulitzer Prize-winning
poet. and author Maurice Sam-
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