THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Fr iday, January 2, 1959- 1 6

`Spectator' Editor
to Talk on Beliefs
of Modern Judaism

Dr. T r u d e Weiss-Rosmarin,
editor of the English-Jewish
journal "The Jewish Spectator,"
will address the Beth Aaron
Men's Club at 8:30 p.m., Jan. 14,
in the Synagogue social hall.
She will speak on "What Can
Modern Jews Believe?", an in-
terpretation of Judaism for con-
temporary times.
Dr. Weiss-Rosmarin, referred
- -
to as the
"First Lady of
the Jewish
Lecture Plat-
form," has
written many
books, articles
and essays, in-
cluding "Reli-
gion of Rea-
son," "The He-
Dr. Weiss-
brew Moses :
Rosmarin
An Answer to
Sigmund Freud," "Judaism and
Christianity," "Jewish Survival,"
"Highlights of Jewish History,"
"Jewish Women Through the
Ages," and is currently writing
"The Saadia Reader," for the
Bnai Brith Great Jewish Books
series. She has visited Israel a
number of times and has trav-
eled widely. A question and an-
swer period will follow her talk
and refreshments will be served.
The program is free and open
to the pubic.

JWV Activities

Ka tz-Fuers tNuptials
Solemnized Dec. 28

5,

MRS. GERALD KATZ

Janice Fuerst, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Fuerst, of
Wisconsin Ave., was wed to
Gerald Katz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Katz, of Holmur Ave.,
in an evening ceremony at Adas
Shalom Synagogue, Dec. 28.
The bride wore a floor-length
gown of Italian silk peau de
soie, trimmed in Pointe Leon
lace, with a chapel train. The
fingertop illusion veil was em-
broidered in seed pearls.
Matron of honor was Jacque-
line Woolf, and bridesmaids
were Irene Shapiro, of New
York, Geri Morrison, Janice Ku-
chinski, Marianne Jaye- and
Gayle Nichamin.
Attending the bridegroom
were Herbert Katz as best
man, Jack SWartz, Donald Aa-
ron, Julian Fuetst, Marvin
Schultz and Alan Morrison, ush-
ers.
The couple are presently hon-
eymooning in the East. On their
return they will reside on Hill-
side Dr.

LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL
IARY will meet at 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, in the. Memorial Home,
when tickets will be distributed
by Mrs. Marcus Scheinker, sen-
ior vice-president, for the forth-
coming "Star Spangled Revue."
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mesdames Joseph Saraquese, Two Detroit Delegates
Nathan Feld and Flossie Cohen.

Dr. LOUIS KOREN has re-
signed from the post of director
of the Wayne County Mental
Health Clinic and his assistant,
Dr. B E L L A RABINOVITCH,
succeeds him as acting director.

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a national conference of Habo-
nim in New York, today through
Sunday.
National education and organ-
ization plans will be discussed,
with the Habonim camping pro-
gram also on the agenda. Habo-
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youths aged 11 to 19. For in-
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Announcements

Dec. 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Green (Rhea Richter), of
Antago Blvd., Livonia, a son,
Michael Allan.
• * *
• Dec. 24—To Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Sherman (Sandra Her-
man, of 15891 Deering, Livonia,
a daughter, Barbara Anne.
• * *
Dec. 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Aratin (June West), of
19623 Osmus, Livonia, a son,
Gregg Michael.
*
Dec. 20—To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Goldin (Claire Stone),
former Detroiters now of Los
Angeles, Calif., a son, Andrew
Steven.
* * *
Dec. 18—To Rabbi and Mrs.
Berel Moskowitz (Elaine Gold-
schlag), of 2980 Sturtevant, a
daughter, Marlene Pearl.

Dec. 16—To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Brown (Helen Lusky), of
22150 Whitmore, Oak Park, a
son, Martin Joel.
•
*
To Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gold-
man (Elaine Goldrath), of 505
N. Division, Ann Arbor, a
daughter, Leslie Ann,

Brevities

will
meet Sunday evening, in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Burg, 17510 Prairie. Plans will
be discussed for the eighth an-
niversary party, and elections of
new officers will take place.
Guests at the group's last meet-
ing were Gerold Shorr, of Jer-
usalem, Israel, and Mrs. Ann
Cooperman, of New York.
• * *
Dr. Boaz Siegel, professor of
law at Wayne State University,
will moderate a panel discussion
on "The Right to Work Laws"
at a meeting of the HIGH
SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL
CLUB on Monday evening, at
the Parkman Branch . Library.
1766 Oakman. Blvd. Jay Shu-
maker, of Mumford High School,
will be one of the panelists.
* * *
SHERMAN FAMILY CLUB
will meet Sunday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ir-
win Sherman, 17592 Roselawn.
Election of officers will take
place.
* * *
Judge HAROLD KESSINGER,
speaking on "The Sunny Side of
Main street," will re-open the
post-holiday Detroit Town Hall
season at Ford Auditorium on
Wednesday. Often called the
Will Rogers of our time, Judge
Kessinger is a three-term New
Jersey jurist, editor, publisher
and civic leader.
* *
DR. LEON FRAM, rabbi of
Temple Israel, was in East
Lansing on New Year's Day, to
participate for the sixth consec-
utive time in the inauguration
of G. Mennen Williams as Gov-
ernor of the state of Michigan.
Rabbi Fram spent the day in the
state capital to attend the in-
augural luncheon and the in-
augural dinner and ball which
followed that evening.

BURG FAMILY CLUB

Rovner Farein to Fete
Wassermans, - Siegel
at Annual Banquet

Rovner Progressive Farein
will honor Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Wasserman and Joseph H. Sie-
gel at the group's 32nd anniver-
sary banquet at 6 p.m., Jan. 11,
at Zack Catering, 13124 Dexter.
Wasserman is financial secre-
tary and Siegel is secretary of
the Rovner Free Loan Ass'n.
Jack Gubow will serve as din-
ner chairman, with Isaac Grus-
kin as master of ceremonies.
President Isaac Gruskin advises
that relatives and friends are
invited to attend the dinner,
which will feature dancing, mu-
sic, entertainment and a floor
show. The guests of honor will
be given awards at the banquet.

Aliens Must Report
Address This Month

Walter A. Sahli, district di-
rector of the Immigration and
Naturalization Service advised
today that the annual alien ad-
dress report program is again
under way.
The immigration official
pointed out that the address re-
ports are required by law and
willful failure to comply with
these requirements ma _ y lead to
serious consequences. Forms
with which to make the reports
are available at all post offices
and immigration offices.
Sahli added that trained per-
sonnel will be on hand in all
immigration offices to answer
questions regarding immigration
and naturalization matters.

CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Sophie Pikstein, Mrs.
Elaine Axelrod and Mrs. Roslyn
Kauffman, wife and daughters
of the late Morris Pikstein
acknowledge with grateful ap-
preciation the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy extended
by relatives and friends during
the family's recent bereave-
ment.

Henny Youngman
Here for Bnai Brith
Israel Night Events

The second of a series of
Bnai Brith activities dedicated
to its Israel program will be
held by Harry B. Keidan and
Louis Marshall Lodges and
Chapters at 8 p.m., Tuesday, at
Holiday Manor.
A similar program, conducted
by Pisgah Lodge in conjunction
with the Is- r -..-
rael Bond pro-
gram carried
on by Bnai
Brith, raised
over $30,000
Tuesday's
Israel event
will feature
the noted•
comedian Hen-
ney Young-
man and Ro-
bert Lurie, St.
Louis Bnai•
Brith leader.
Youngman
Future programs, all part of
Israel Month proclaimed from
Dec. 15 to Jan 30 by the Met-
ropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Council, will be held by the fol-
lowing groups:
Morgenthau, Bloch and Israel
Lodges and Chapters, Jan. 12,
featuring comedian Mort Free-
man; Jan 12, Brandeis and De-
troit groups, also with Freeman;
Jan. 15, Tikvah and Downtown
groups, with Freeman, Ady
Semel and featuring a new Ed-
die Cantor movie; and Jan. 17,
Albert Einstein Lodge a n d
Chapter, presenting Phil Lind,
singer and entertainer, Ady
Semel and the Habonim Dancers.

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Former JN Staffer •
Writes Magazine Story

Larry Altman, a former staff
member of The Jewish News
who is currently a member of
the copy desk of The Detroit
Times, will have a story in the
January issue of Tradition, a
newly-published local magazine.
Altman, of 18426 Rosemont,
in "The Fighting Lady," re-
lates the little-known tale of
Deborah Sampson, who mas-
queraded as a man for nearly
two years during the Revolu-
tionary War, to serve in the
Colonial Army.
Tradition, published by the
American Tradition Corp., in
Detroit, began with a December
number. The magazine is avail-
able on news stands.

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AARON SHELDEN, formerly
of Detroit, has passed the state
bar examination in Los Angeles,
Calif., where he is now residing
and will take up the practice of
law in California.

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