THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, Sep t. I8, 19 59 — 18
France-Israel Fashion Festival
Huge Success for Israel Bonds
News Brevities
The first meeting of the sea-
son for the MR. AND MRS.
GROUP of the City of Hope
was held at the home of H. A.
and Evelyn Lewis with Mrs.
Sam Lipson presiding. Mrs.
Carolyn Davis was elected sec-
retary to serve for the next
two years.
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Joe Mossok, former president
of this group and a delegate to
the annual congress, delivered
a talk on the progress being
made at the City of Hope hos-
pital in California.
More than 200 Detroiters participated in the France-Israel
Fashion Festival Dinner. Dance at Knollwood Country Club,
Sept. 10, and purchased nearly $100,000 worth of Israel Bonds.
Participating in the program were, left to right: Upper photo,
Ilka Chase, M. Jean Desparmet, French Consul in Detroit;
Mme. Desparmet, Jeff Chandler, Mrs. David S. Tesher and Mr.
Tesher, Israel Midwest Consul General. Lower photo: Mrs.
Joseph Katchke, chairman of the Israel Bonds Women's Divi-
sion; Jeff Chandler, Mrs. Max Stollman, co-chairman of the
Women's Division; and Mrs. Harry Nachman, sponsors' chair-
man for Israel Bonds.
People Make News
Judge John. P. Scallen was
installed as co-chairman of the
Detroit Round Table of Cath-
olics, J e w
a n d Protest-
ants in a spe-
cial ceremony
during the or-
ganization's
board of di-
rectors lunch4..,
e o n meeting
Sept. 15 at the
Tull er Hotel.
He served as
the first Cath-
olic chairman
of the board'
of the organiz-
ing committee
of the Detroit Judge Scallen
Round Table. He is a very ac-
tive Catholic churchman and a
communicant of Gesu Parish.
Embarking on studies lead-
ing to ordination as a rabbi,
ROBERT M. LASK of Detroit
is entering Hebrew Union Col-
lege-Jewish Institute of Reli-
gion, seminary of Reform. Juda-
ism, Sept. 26, when the school
opens its 85th academic year
in Cincinnati. Lask, a 1959
graduate of Wayne State Uni-
versity, lives at 13302 S. Nor-
folk.
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CHARLES FROST, indus-
trialist and prominent com-
munity leader, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Na-
tional Patrons Society of the
Jewish Theological Seminary
of America.
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Shanghai Transfers
14 Jewish Cemeteries
The Jewish Theological Sem-
inary of America will conduct
a one-day MIDWEST LEADER-
SHIP CONFERENCE, Sept. 27,
at the Palmer House in Chicago.
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Announcement was made this
week by Bantam Books, 25 W.
45th St., New York, that Leon
Uris' EXODUS will be pub-
lished as a 75c paperback on
Oct. 5.
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"THE SCAPEGOAT" is now
going into its third week at the
Trans-Lux Krim Theatre, Wood-
ward at Six Mile.
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The National Library of Pe-
king, capital of Communist
China, has asked to receive
"Judaism," a quarterly journal
of Jewish life and thought pub-
lished by the American Jewish
Congress. In a letter signed by
Sid Shmarak's
Business Briefs
John F. MacNamara, former
publisher of the Shoe and
Leather Reporter of Boston, has
been appointed director of Ad-
vertising
public rela-:
tions, a newly
created post
at the Ripple
Sole Corpora-
i o n, it was
announced by
Morton Hack,
executive vice-
president
M a cNamara's
duties will be
to implement
the ever ex-
panding na-
tional advertis-
n g campaign
of the Ripple
Sole Corpora-
tion. He will
also act as ad- MacNamara
vertising manager for the Hack
Shoe Company retail stores in
Detroit. MacNamara has a back-
ground of more than 25 years
in advertising and publishing,
including 16 years as magazine
staff man with the Hearst and
Collier organizations.
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RADOM TAILORS, CLO-
HHIERS & CLEANERS, is cur-
rently celebrating its second an-
niversary in Oak Park by of-
fering a 20% reduction on its
entire stock of brand name
clothing, as well as cleaning
specials on pants, skirts and
sweaters. Mr. Radom, who has
been in the tailoring business
for 45 years, was among the
first to offer the public remod-
eling of outmoded double-
breasted suits to single-breasted
models, and the first to bring
to town the now-popular con-
tinental style suits. Specialists
in major alterations in ladies'
and men's clothing, Radom of-
fers perfect individual fitting
in Tuxedo Rentals. There will
be free gifts to the kiddies dur-
ing the celebration.
HERB SCHINDLER, Jr., 39-
year-old executive vice-presi-
dent and general manager of
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White - Star Trucking, Inc., Lin-
Leading all field representa- coln Park, became the 23rd
tives of Ohio State Life in sales president of the Michigan
totals for August was WIL- Trucking Association.
LIAM HORDES, associated with
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the Hordes Agency. In addition,
Governor NELSON A.
the Hordes Agency is listed
among the Top-10 Agencies for ROCKEFELLER will be the
recipient of the sixth annual
the month.
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Joint Defense Appeal Hunian
GORDON R. MEISNER, a Rights Award, to be presented
general agent for Indianapolis Tuesday, at a dinner in Hotel
Life Insurance Company, ranked Plaza, New York.
second in sales for the month
of August among all company
GEORGE GRAY, local sales
salesmen throughout the nation, representative of the Columbus
according to Agency Vice Presi- Mutual Life Insurance Company,
dent Arnold Berg.
by reason of large volume of
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I sales in August, earned a place
ROBERT BASCH, physical on the company's honor list of
education director of the Jew- top-20 producers. In addition,
ish Community Center, was the Hordes agency ranked
chairman of a session on "New ninth among the agencies of the
Dimensions i n Developing company.
Health and Physical Education
Programs," at the National Jew-
HENRY M. GOTTLIEB, at-
ish Welfare Board Health and torney, was guest speaker at the
opening meeting of the Lions
ish Center, Tuesday.
Club of Centerline. A former
But how carve way in the life
As one whom his mother assistant U. S. district attorney,
comforteth, so will I comfort Gottlieb spoke on "Several that lies before, If bent on
you; and ye shall be comforted Phases of Constitutional Gov- groaning ever for the past?—
Robert Browning.
ernment."
in Jerusalem.—Isa, 66:13
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News
Mao Chin, of the Library's in-
ternational exchange section,
"Judaism" was requested as a
"valuable addition to our col-
lection."
The election of officers and
hoard members of the YOUNG
MARRIEDS of Sholem Alei-
chem Institute will be held at
9 p.m. today at the Institute,
19350 Greenfield. A newly
formed group that discusses
matters of Jewish interest and
holds social functions, the
Young Marrieds recently de-
cided at a plenary meeting to
formally affiliate with the In-
stitute as a new and autonomous
chapter rather than merge with
any existing group.
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The new EMBRYO 40 PLUS
CLUB of single men and women
announce meetings every alter-
nating Saturday night, featur-
ing pot luck midnight suppers,
music, culture and entertain-
ment. Windsor residents are in-
vited to attend. For information,
call Jan at TO 7-5778.
BODZIN FAMILY CLUB will
meet Sunday night in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blitz,
17178 Greenlawn.
LONDON — Four Jewish
cemeteries in Shanghai have
been transferred to the outskirts
of the city at the request of
the Chinese government, it was
reported here Wednesday„
The transfer was carried out
by the Shanghai Jewish com-
munity with the full coopera-
tion of the Chinese authorities.
It included the Tin G Lu ceme-
tery in which 834 refugees were
buried during World War II,
according to the Agudath Israel
executive here.
The Council of the Shanghai
Jewish Community, which main-
tains complete personal files of
some 20,000 European Jews who
fled to Shanghai during the war,
has issued 386 death certificates
for refugees who died in Shang-
hai during the war, thus mak-
ing possible payment of resti-
tution claims.
A Jewish community also ex-
ists in Harbin, with 153 persons,
and a small group lives in
Tienstsin, it was reported. Daily
services are held in Shanghai
and Tientsin and during Pass-
over matzoth are distributed
free to all Jewish needy. The
Agudath office also reported
that every facility for Jewish
religious education is available
to children in the two Jewish
communities.
DETROIT JEWRY
is invited to participate in a
"MEMORIAL SERVICE"
for the six million Jews who perished
in Europe at the hands of the Nazis . .
which will be held on
Sunday, September 27, 1959
(Time will be announced in next issue)
at the
Hebrew Memorial Park
(Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery)-14 Mile Road and Grotiot Ave.
Nathan P. Rossen, President
Louis Rose, Vice-President
ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE
Edward Miller
Samuel Portner
Nathan Samet
Isidore Sosnick
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Service
ON SUNDAY MORNING
SEPT. 27, AT 11 A.M.
BETH YEHUDAH I
SCHOOLS
Will Conduct a Memorial Service, and
Dedicate Plaques in Memory of
Boruch Birman
Eva Bunin
Herbert Bunin
Morris Canvasser
Solomon Chesluk
Rachel Cohen
William Diamond
Yechiel Erster
Alter Farber
Samuel Freed
Joseph Goldberg
Morris Goldberg
David Kabaker
Sophia Kraizman
Sam Klarman
Max Laker
Ida Leiderman
Neva Lubetsky
Nathan Moehlman
Gustave Pines
Libby Rosenberg
Miriam Rosenheck
Isaac Schmalz
Harry Shriman
Zisel Silverman
Bela Weiner Torgow
Goldie Waxman
Sarah Wuntner
Morris W. Zack
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Relatives and Friends Are Invited to
Attend the Service and Dedication
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