Carolyn Wise Wed Vets Pick Gubow john Guttentags
to Ronald K Check. as Man of Year
to Fete 50th Year
Larry Gubow, a past com-
mander of the Department of
Michigan Jewish War Veterans
and a leader in veterans affairs
here for many years, will rep-
resent the Allied Veterans
Council of Wayne County in
competition to determine the
state veteran of the year.
.Chosen by the AVC as Wayne
County's Veteran of the Year,
Gubow will compete with final-
ists from numerous Michigan
counties as part of the Veter-
ans Day program at the Mich-
igan State Fair this Saturday.
All veterans will be admitted
free to the fair on Veterans
Day, upon presentation of iden-
tification or by wearing a cap
MR. and MRS. JOHN
MRS. RONALD E. CHECK
representing their veterans or-
GUTTENTAG
ganization.
In a candlelight ceremony
Gubow, who lives at 20100
Mr. and Mrs. John Guttentag,
held at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel for members of the im- Braile, is State Corporations of Crescent Lake Rd., Pontiac,
mediate family, Carolyn Sue and Securities Commissioner. will celebrate their 50th wed-
Wise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. He received the Purple Heart ding anniversary over the
John M. Wise, of Warrington in World War 11 when he was Labor Day weekend.
The couple will be taken out
Dr., became the bride of Ronald wounded and captured by the
E. Check, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nazis during the drive across to dinner by three of their four
Normandy.
children Sunday, after which
David Check, of Chicago, Ill.
The veteran leader has been family and friends will greet
The bride's sister, Peggy Jo
Wise, was her maid of honor, a commander of Sgt. Morton A. them at an open house recep-
and Belton Nord Alper, the Silverman Post of JWV, is a tion at the home of a daughter
bridegroom's brother-in-law, also member of the Disabled Amer- and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
ican Veterans and American Bert Kanarek, of Hartwell Ave.
of Chicago, was best man.
The couple's other children
Legion, was a delegate to the
AVC and served on its hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gut-
committee for four years, has tentag, and Mr. • and Mrs. Al
been an officer of the Consoli- Bleifeld, of. Oak Park and Mr.
dated War Veterans of Michi- and Mrs. Sydney Daye, of Los
gan and was national president Angeles, Calif. The. Guttentags,
of the 106th Infantry Associa- residents of the Detroit area
since 1913, have eight grand-
tion.
children.
This Week's Radio and
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Television Programs
On the same day, Mr. and
of Jewish Interest
JWV to Maintain AVC Mrs. Kanarek will be celebrat-
ing their silver wedding anni-
Booth on Labor Day
WORDS WE LIVE BY
versary.
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Mrs. Luba Lupiloff, Allied Vet-
Station: WWJ.
eran's Council Auxiliary State
Feature: Part nine in a Fair Booth chairman, announces
series of 10 broadcasts on that the Jewish War Veterans
"Great Words in the Literature will manage the AVC booth on
of the Bible" will be presented Labor Day as will their member
by Prof. Mark Van Doren, of organizations during each of the
Columbia -University, and ten fair - days,. Aug. 29 through
Maurice Samuel, author and Sept. 7. Co-chairmen are Doro-
CENTENNIAL LODGE pres-
lecturer. The program, a sum- thy Soshain and Marge Peter- ident, Bud Charlip has named
mer replacement for The son. For further - information, Bob Marans and Walter
Eternal Light broadcast ; con- call Mrs. Lupiloff, UN 4-1265. Schwartz as co-chairmen of the
cludes next week.
The booth number at the fair is program committee, with the
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initial social meeting on Sept.
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
17 under their direction. The
Time: 11:05 p.m., Sunday.
Lodge's installation banquet
Station: WXYZ.
date has been changed to Oct.
Feature: Rabbi Julius K.
18. First business meeting will
Guttmann, of Berith Sholom
DR. HERBERT BEAN at- be held on Sept. 3 Persons
Temple, Troy, N.Y., will speak
on "The Reward of Faithful tended the 46th annual meeting interested in bowling with the
of the American Podiatry Asso- Lodge's team on Monday nights
Labor."
ciation, which was held last may contact Iry Blum, UN
weekend at the Hotel Shoreham, 3-2645.
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`Case of Dr. Laurent'
Washington, D.C. a highlight of
at Trans-Lux Krim
REX
CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith,
t h e convention, attended by
"The Case of Dr. Laurent," 1,500 chiropodists from all over will hold a membership tea next
opening next Wednesday at the the U.S., was the address by Thursday evening, at 8:30, at
Trans-Lux Krim, has an un- Dr. Shane MacCarthy, executive the home of Mrs. Emily Ro-
usual subject, but a familiar director of President Eisenhow- gow, 16224 Kentucky. Members
theme. The theme is the battle er's Council on Youth Fitness. and friends are invited.
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of knowledge against ignorance,
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REX
LODGE
will
sponsor its
the subject is natural child-
JOHN C. LAMENS, of JOHN
birth—the process by which-la- HENDERSON STUDIOS, in the annual theater party at North-
bor and birth are undergone Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, has land Playhouse this Sunday,
without anesthetics and with been awarded a special certifi- when Bert Lahr and Kenny Del-
the active participation of -the cate. of merit by the Winona mar will appear in "A Visit to
mother.
School of Photography, Winona a Small Planet." Following the
The film is a French produc- Lake, Ind., after successfully performance, there will be a
Hon, starring Jean Gabin, the completing an intensive course party at O-Sole-Mio Restaurant.
old reliable of French films. He in general portraiture. The For reservations, call Murray
turns in a competent perform- school, conducted by the Pro- Hozman, UN 4-4151, or Dave
ance as Dr. Laurent, a village fessional Photographers of Blumlo, LI 7-4788. The season
doctor intent on taking the hor- America, Inc., was founded 37 will open officially at 9:30 p.m.,
ror of childbirth from his pa- years ago to keep professional Wednesday, at Cong. Beth Jo-
tients. English dialog is photographers informed of im- seph, 18450 Wyoming, when Da-
"dubbed" onto the soundtrack. provements in the industry. vid Gutman, a noted hypnotist,
We find sub-titles less distract- Over 700 professional photog- will be featured. Refreshments
ing than voices that do not raphers registered for the and prizes are being planned.
Friends are invited.
match lip movements, and con- courses offered this summer.
sequently were somewhat an-
noyed, though as dubbings go Yeshiva U. Enrollment Tops New Saxony Hotel Manager
this was a fair job.
Robert (Robbie) Robinson
And as the film moves towards 4,000 for 'Biggest Year'
has assumed his new duties as
NEW YORK—When Yeshiva executive vice president and
its climax of an on-screen birth
of a baby, we find the extra- University opens its 72nd aca- general manager of the Saxony
ordinarily sudden mobilization demic year and its 13th year Hotel, Miami Beach. Well known
of female militancy a little hard as a full-fledged university, in Miami for his successful
to take. Perhaps women viewers some 4,000 young men and management of hotels, Robin-
will not agree with us on this women will - gather from all son brings to his new position
corners of the globe to form 30 years of varied experience
point. N. L.
the largest number of students in the hotel field.
The world's largest movable in the history of the American
piece of metallic copper was Jewish community, it was an-
The world's biggest bean
discovered in Ontonagon nounced here by Dr. Samuel elevator is located at Saginaw;
County, Michigan in 1667.
Belkin, university president.
Michigan.
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grams of interest to all—from
toddlers to the aged with canes.
The longest, largest. and most
colorful parade ever to open a
Michigan State Fair.
That's the story of the ninth
annual procession, which will
wind through Detroit downtown
business section and on Wood-
ward avenue in Highland Park
starting this Friday morning at
11 o'clock to officially open the
109th annual Michigan State
Fair.
State Fair officials confident-
ly predict this year's event will
be the best ever and General
Manager Donald L. Swanson an-
nounces there will be more free
entertainment, programs and
exhibits than ever before.
From the colorful opening
parade, ..the big event swings
into the first of its 10-days
which are jammed with pro-
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