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THE DETRO IT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, August 22,

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ommunity a enda Cherner-Weiss Rites U.S. $17,500 Grant
Program
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Planned for October for Blood Research
Given City .of Hope
American Savings

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Stating that he has long felt
the need for participation at
a community level between his
financial organization and the
local communities served by
American Savings, of which
-Fkr.
he is presi-
dent, Adolph
Deutsch a n -
nounced this
week that, as
a first step to-
w a r d s estab-
lishing a full-
fledged coin -
munity - rela-
tions pro-
gram, Ameri-
Deutsch
can Savings will place in their
Livernois-Seven Mile and Tele- MISS MARILYN CHERNER
MRS. ELROY R. WOOLF
Mile and Telegraph-Schoolcraft
A candlelight ceremony at branches, large bulletin boards
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Adas Shalom Synagogue was designed to serve as free com- Cher n e r, of Schaefer Hwy.,
the setting for the Aug. 17 munication centers for patrons announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marilyn Pearl,
wedding of Jacqueline Miller, and residents of these areas.
The bulletin boards will car- to Donald L. Weiss, son of Mr.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Miller, of Vasser Dr., ry announcements about spe- and Mrs. S a n d o r Weiss, of
and Elroy Robert Woolf, son of cial events being held in the Tuxedo Ave.
The bride-to-be attended
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woolf, area, such as church and syna-
of San Juan Dr. Rabbi Jacob E. gogue meetings and socials, Wayne State University. Her
Segal and Cantor Nicholas charitable fund-raising events, fiance is a graduate of the
Boy and Girl Scout meetings, WSU college of engineering.
Fenakel officiated.
The bride, wearing a floor- special activities of business- An October wedding is planned.
length gown of white silk or- men's groups, fraternal organi-
ganza appliqued with Alencon zations, PTA and civic organi- Two Recent Articles
lace, was attended by Janice zations.
Announcements to be placed on Intermarriage
Ruth Fuerst as maid of honor,
while bridesmaids were Deanna on the bulletin boards by indi-
Two views on intermarriage
Miller. Margo and Bunny Woolf, viduals or organizations need have appeared in recent
only
be
submitted
to
the
Amer-
Bernice Miller and Sharon
ican Savings manager for post- articles. One, in Liberty Maga-
Miller.
zine on Canada's mixed mar-
ing.
Morton Davidson and Martin
Under consideration by riages, is by Sylvia Cohen
Kopitz were the bridegroom's American Savings is an idea Kingsley, a Jewish girl who
best men, and ushers included box, in which neighborhood wed a Catholic. She was wed
Melvin Miller, Earl Woolf. Fred residents may deposit sugges- in the church, but did not
Woolf, Louis Soverinsky and tions on how American Sav- convert. She did however
Harvey Zalesin.
ings could participate in pro- agree that her children would
Also in the bridal party were grams or activities planned for be brought up as Catholics.
While expressing confidence
Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller, the the area.
bride's paternal grandparents.
Deutsch said, in addition, that her marriage would sur-
A dinner and reception fol- that an early expansion of the vive the statistical mortality
lowed t h e ceremony. after community-relations program rate for such marriages, she
which the newlyweds left for a at American Savings is also shows concern about
honeymoon to Niagara Falls planned, with the close coop- whether she will be considered
and the Concord Hotel in New eration of area businessmen's an "outsider" by her Catholic
York. On their return, they will groups, youth groups and po- children.
reside at 14435 Curtis. lice precincts.
In the Jewish Digest, .Rabbi
Joseph NI. Brandriss prints a
letter from a woman who
Israeli Couple Killed
Detroiters Return
married a Catholic in which
in Crash of Dutch Airliner
she expresses her concern
from
Denver
Parley
LONDON (JTA)—Two Is-
about numerous problems. The
An asthma research institute,
raelis were aboard the KLM
couple were wed in a civil
Super - Constellation which supported by the Detroit League ceremony and so she did not
crashed into the ocean near of the non-sectarian Jewish Na- agree to bring up her children
Shannon this week with the tional Home for Asthmatic Chil- as Catholics. The father is
loss of all 99 aboard, accord- dren at Denver will soon be "disinclined" to raise the
constructed at the institution.
ing to reports here.
The announcement was made child as Jewish, so the mother
The Israelis were reported
wants to know if she should
to be Mr. and Mrs. Nlenachem to members of the Detroit raise the child as
a Catholic,
League
by
Mrs.
David
Cooper,
Rachamim of Tel Aviv, who
so that at least it will have
president,
who
attended
a
four-
were en route to New York
some religion.
to live with their son-in-law, day national convention there,
She also asks other ques-
David Sami. They had waited along with Mesdames Louis
four years for immigration Dizik and Charles Agree, of tions about Jewish attitudes
Detroit League, and Mrs. Sam on intermarirage. Rabbi Bran-
papers.
Robins, of the Detroit Junior driss answers that she is
obliged to bring her child up
Joyous are the busy—Elbert League.
Another delegate was Mrs. as a Jew, as Hebrew law rec-
Hubbard.
Morris Burnstein, president of ognizes the religion of the
Northwest Detroit Chapter, who mother as the religion of the
returned with her son, who had child. Bringing up the child
WE NEED
been a patient at the JNHAC as a Catholic would amount
Boarding homes for children
for 18 months.
to the conversion of a Jew,
temporarily separated from
The instiute will be built in according to Jewish law. He
their families.
part by a $100,000 grant from also explains that there is no
WE PAY
the U.S. Public Health Service, need for her to try to convert
Boarding care and all other
which seeks to make the insti- her husband, as Jews are not
expenses.
tution a world-wide center in missionary and are not con-
CALL
the study of asthma and other cerned only with keeping
TO. 8-2490
pulmonary disorders in child- Jews in the faith, but not in
ren.
gaining converts. Rabbi Bran-
Jewish Family and
driss expressed the hope that
Children's Service
And the king granted me, ac- the woman herself would be-
cording to the good hand of my come closer to her religion
13327 Linwood
God upon me.—Neh. 2:8.
because of the problems she
faces in giving her child a
religion.

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NEW YORK (JTA)—Nearly
500 leading scientists, engi-
neers and technicians from all
parts of the United States will
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signed to strengthen the peace-
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East, it was announced by
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American Technion Society.

St. Louis Jewry Starts
Geriatric-Care Program

DUARTE, Calif.—A grant of
$17,500 has been awarded by
the U.S. Atomic Energy Com-
mission for research on the
white cells of the blood, and
their role in both normal and
disease states at the City of
Hope, a national medical center
under Jewish auspices.
The grant will support for
one year a continuing study of
white cell production factors in
blood by Dr. Howard R. Bier-
man, scientific director of City
of Hope, and his associates. At
recent scientific Meetings, Dr.
Bierman suggested white cell
production in both normal and
leukemic persons may be con-
trolled by a circulating sub-
stance in the plasma.
Studying effects of human
plasma on laboratory animals,
City of Hope researchers found
a uniform response by bone
marrow, a major site of white
cell production, indicating con-
trol by some circulating sub-
stance. Work is now going for-
ward to attempt to isolate and
identify this active plasma com-
ponent.
Results of the study may
have application in certain types
of cancer and blood disorders,
as well as protection against ef-
fects of radiation exposure.

"In disputes, he not so desir-
ous to overcome as not to give
liberty to each one to deliver
his opinion, and submit to the
judgment of the major part,
especially if they are to judge
of the dispute."—George Wash-
ington.

ST. LOUIS (JTA)—A broad
program of care for the Jewish
aged in this city will be
launched this Fall with the
establishment of a new Depart-
ment of the Aged within the
Jewish Family Service Agency.

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