Maimonides Medical Society
Women's Auxiliary will hold a
luncheon meeting at 12:15 p.m.,
Tuesday, at Jeri's. Mrs. Leroy
Atler, vice-president in charge
of program, will introduce Judge
Nathan Kaufman as the guest
speaker. Mrs. Ezra Lipkin will
give the invocation.
President Mrs. Joseph Dubin
has announced that the follow-
ing past presi-
dents have
been appoint-
ed as coordi-
nators of this
year activ-
ities:
Mesdames
Morris B a c h-
man, Edith
Cooper, Ar-
thur Goldberg,
Mrs. Atler Charles Gitlin,
Louis Kazdan, David Kliger,
Marvin Levy, Ezra Lipkin, Hy-
man S. Mellen, R. Mendels-
sohn, Leo Orecklin, A. J. Ro-
goff, Louis Shiovitz, I. Walter
Silver, Henry Small, Max
Steiner. Irvin Weisenthal, Is-
rael Wiener and Morris Witus.
Dr. Julian Stern, president of
the Maimonides Medical Society
announces that the first com-
bined dinner meeting of the
Society and Auxiliary will be
held at 7 p.m., Wednesday, at
the Wayne County Medical So-
ciety Building, 1010 Antietam.
Dr. Manuel Glazier, of Brook-
line, Mass., will speak on "Pri-
vate Practice of Medicine in
Israel."

Adolph Deutsch
Marks Birthday
on Radio Show

Adolph Deutsch, prominent
businessman and communal fig-
ure, will celebrate his 77th
birthday ahead of schedule,
when he is interviewed at 10:05
a.m. today,
over the Mary
Morgan radio
show on
CKLW.
T h e presi-
dent of Amer-
i c a n Savings
will spend his
natal day,
which actually
occurs on Sat-
urday, quietly Mr. Deutsch
with his family.
The energetic business leader
waved aside the idea of retir-
ing when he was 65, and instead
has spent a busy 12 years work-
ing on ideas to expand his
American Savings and Loan
Association to a network of
seven branches with assets over
$78.000,000.
Though he now sits behind
a huge desk in his thickly-
carpeted office in the company-
owned Citizens Bldg., he still
maintains a "grass-roots rela-
tionship with people, sometimes
appraising as many as 35 homes
a day.
Coming to Detroit in 1921, he
worked for a bank, established
an investment company and
later founded Citizens Mortgage
Co. and other enterprises. He
started American Savings in
1947.
A member of Cong. Bnai
VE. 8-9364 is your
Jewish News Classified Number Moshe, which has given him fre-
quent honors as a past presi-
dent and board member, he also
serves the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, Jewish Home for
Aged and Pisgah Lodge, Bnai
Brith.
Deutsch resides with his wife
at 19211 Prairie. They have two
sons, Alfred, currently treas-
urer of American Savings, and
Charles, a Flint business execu-
tive. A third son, Lt. (j.g.) Rob-
ert Deutsch died in service in
1944. The Deutsches have seven
grandchildren.

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Neugarten Aid Slates
State JWV Wome
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F
und-Raising
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Slate Donor Luncheon Neugarten Medical Aid will to The
Young People's League

Plans are underway for Mich-
igan Jewish War Veterans Aux-
iliaries' donor luncheon, to be
held at Masonic Temple on
Nov. 13. More than 1500 women
are expected
for the event,
according to
departmen t
president Mrs.
Oscar Katz.
Progra m
chairman Mrs.
Irving Silk
announce s
that features
of the after-
Mrs. Katz
noon will in-
elude a showing of Nat Greene
fashions and a program of songs
by Wynne Garden Landis.
Harry Jarkey, of Detroit TV,
will act as master of ceremo-
nies
A silver tea service, an elec-
tric roaster and • a fur-trimmed
cashmere sweater w ill be
among prizes awarded at the
luncheon, said donor chairman
Mrs. John Nemon.
For further information, or
to make reservations, call the
JWV Memorial Home, WE
3-0846, or Mrs. Morton Oppen-
heim, LI 5-3361.

Minkoff Slated as Flint
Jewish Council Speaker

Isaiah Minkoff, executive di-
rector of the National Commu-
nity Relations Advisory Coun-
cil, will be principal speaker at
the Flint Jew-
ish Commu-
nity Council
annual meet-
ing at 8 p.m.,
Sunday at
Flint's Temple
Beth El. Min-
koff will speak
"Key Is-
On
sues on the
American-
Jewish Scene,"
announced
Minkoff
Arthur Hurand, chairman of the
1958 Flint UJA drive and the
installation of newly - elected
Council officers by past presi-
dent Louis Kasle.
Officers to be installed at the
meeting are: Louis E. Rudner,
honorary president; Dr. H. Max-
Temple Israel Men
well Golden, president; Arthur
Set Children's Party; Hurand, Gilbert Rubenstein and
Edwin L. Elk, vice-presidents;
Bring Top Talent
Children of members of the Jacob Pines, treasurer, and
Temple Israel Men's Club will Mrs. Morton Leitson, secretary.
attend the organization's annual
Children's Party at 2 p.m., Sun- Celebrate Anniversary
day, in the temple.
with Bridge Party
Heading the program and di-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Cohen
recting the music for the entire have invited all of their bridge-
show will be playing friends to join them in
H a 1 Gordon, celebrating their 27th wedding
music director anniversary at 7:45 p.m., Satur-
of WXYZ-TV, day, at the Sholem Aleichem
who is also a Institute.
co - chairman
Cohen, who conducts a week-
of the party. ly duplicate bridge tournament,
Other prom- stated that a regular duplicate
inent acts bridge game w i t li fractional
from the show point awards will be featured.
world will in-
clude Ricky
the Clown and
Gordon
his llama, Karrel Fox, a well-
known comic magician; Jerry
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as Staff Supervisor has been
announced by Ruben Gold,
C.L.U., General Agent at 18930
Greenfield Road, Detroit, for
the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Co. In his new posi-
tion, Mr. Rosenwasser will as-
sist our agency in recruiting
and training sales representa-
tives in addition to serving his
clients.
Mr. Rosenwasser is a gradu-
ate of • Indiana University- and
holds a Master's Degree from
Syracuse University. For two
years, he taught accounting at
Syracuse University. His life
insurance studies have included
courses in programming, busi-
ness insurance, and estate plan-
ning. In June of 1958 he passed
Part I of the Chartered Life
Underwriter (C.L.U.) examina-
tion and is currently preparing
for Part II.
With his insurance and ac-
counting background Mr. Ros-
"nwasser is well versed in per-
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In a story in last week's Jew-
ance, estate and tax analyses,
ish News on the opening of a
and group and pension require-
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Livernois, Milton Tyner was
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of Mrs. Harry Tyner and Leon-
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this branch, were inadvertantly
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— Adv.

of Cong. Shaarey Zedek will
meet at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in
the synagogue social hall.
Sol Belinsky, program chair-
man, announces that G. J.
Smith, educator and world
traveler, will speak on "Mex-
ico — Is It a Tourist Trap?"
Non-members are invited.
Refreshments will be served.

hold a fund-raising games night,
Saturday, at the Sholem Alei-
chem Institute, 19350 Green-
field. Many prizes will be
awarded.
Proceeds will go to the day
nursery of the Detroit Associa-
tion for Retarded Children.
Funds are also made available
for the purchase of special ap-
pliances and medications.
For tickets, call Mrs. Max Le-
bow, SU. 8-0078, or Mrs. Joseph
Bean, VE. 8-3511.

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1 3-THE DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, October 24, 1958

Maimonides Women
Slate Judge Kaufman
at Luncheon Tuesday