People Make News S MISS LINDA LIPSON The engagement of Linda Lipson to Harold Schwarz was recently announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lipson, of West- hampton St., Oak Park. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Solomon, of Wash- burn Ave., attends Walsh Insti- tute of Accountancy. The couple is planning an Aug. 28 wedding. Musical Satire Current Critics Club Production Scheduled for a New York opening in the spring, "Hits n' Misses" is the current attraction at the Critics Club, 10441 W. Eight Mile Rd. The revue is a musical satire featuring 16 songs and sketches. Local Detroiter Ben Berman, 18293 Roselawn, is part pro- ducer and writer of the pro- duction. He is a member of Temple Beth El. Showtimes are Tuesday through Thursday, 9 and 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 8:30, 10:30 and 12:30 p.m.; and Sun- day, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Res- ervations may be made by calling DI 1-4510. Dave Diamond WINER - - THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS OAK PARK SHOPPING PLAZA COOLIDGE & NINE MILE RD. WILL BE OPEN THIS SUNDAY DECEMBER 20th 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. INC. f—titt-TaW/ ei C /V ectlit Smart brides select the Sheraton-Cadillac for their weddings and receptions. And for good reason! First, the staff of this famous hotel spe- cializes in catering to wed- dings — lifts so many nagging details from the shoulders of the bride and her family. And whether you select the magnificent Grand Ballroom for a party of 750, or one of our exquisite Parlors for an intimate family group of as small as twenty, you may rest assured that the accommoda- tions and service will be the finest in Detroit. Our prices are reasonable, and you'll always be proud to remember that your wedding was at the Sheraton-Cadillac. For information and reservations, call Herman Schwartz at Woodward I-8000 SHERATON-CADUAC HOTEL Washington Blvd at Michigan Ave. Mark Schmidt, General Manager NEW YORK, (JTA)—A num- ber of national fraternal orders whose regulations "appear to contain discriminatory clauses" are under study by the Commis- sion on Intergroup. Relations, Dr. Alfred J. Marrow, chairman, disclosed. T h e organizations were not named. Marrow said that while the commission had no power to force changes in the setup of national groups, it could expect "responsible citizens" in New York to protest discrimination or resign from the orders. Announcement of the study was made in the commission's report on the West Side Tennis Club, accused by Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, UN undersecretary, of barring Jews and Negroes. Marrow said he welcomed the club's disclaimer of bias, but was "impressed" that it had no Negro members and that its officers could not name any members of the Jewish faith, although they had told under oath that there were Jewish members in the club. Due to phenomenal popula- tion growth in recent years, Oakland county has the largest number of residents without local library service in Michi- gan. Of the present 541,000 pop- ulation (1960 estimate-685,000) approximately 131,000 people are without access to libraries. Scholarship Fund Will Memorialize Mrs. Levin Yeshivath Beth Yehudah this week announced the establish- ment of a memorial scholarship fund for Mrs. Sarah Levin, late wife of Rabbi Leizer Levin, spiritual leader of Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel-Tikvah. Endowment of the fund, in recognition of Mrs. Levin's many years of service to the Yeshivah, came in nickles and dimes and in full scholarships, the announcement said. Supporting the fund are the Yeshivah PTA, Neshei Agudath Israel and members of Rabbi Levin's congregation. Present plans call for awarding a scholarship each year to a fe- male student, on the basis of need and scholarship potential. u ve rule y urn,iture & goys 23021 COOLI DGE 23081 COOLIDGE . all gry gashions 23077 COOLIDGE We are pleased to announce that is resuming custom made drapery department. DRAPERIES • BEDSPREADS • WINDOW SHADES Estimates given in your home — No Obligation UNiversity 1-6482 21 -THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS —Friday, De cember 18, 1959 Lipson-Schwa rzRites Planned for Aug. 28 BENJAMIN LEVINSON was honored at a dinner of the Allied Veterans Council of Wayne County, Monday, in rec- GORDON R. MEISNER, a man of the Broadcasting-Tele- ognition of his support of proj- general agent in Detroit for In- vision-Film Commission of the ects relked to rehabilitation of dianapolis Life Insurance Com- Synagogue Council of America. disabled veterans. Lawrence Gu- bow was toastmaster. pany, was the company's lead- ing salesman in Michigan dur- ABRAHAM H. SAKIER, who ing November and ranked third established the American Pales- among all company salesmen tine Securities Company in 1938 throughout the nation, accord- as the pioneer builder of an in- ing to Agency Vice President vestment and trading market in Arnold Berg. Wall Street for Palestine stocks * * and bonds, has f or med Sa- By SUSAN KOBEL CHAIM SEGALL, of Johan- kier and Co. at the same ad- • The most Junior Phi Beta Kappa nesburg, South Africa, is now dress in New York, 50 Broad beautiful awards will be pfesented to 12 in the United States on a• six- Street, to specialize in the un- cocktail lounge graduating Mumfordites for month's training program in derwriting of new investment in Detroit outstanding scholarship. They youth and group work arranged projects, Israeli and American. are R o c h e l l e Cutler, Bob by the World Federation of Morris H. Greenberg of Evoefletthhe, Epstein, Richard Holmes , Sha- Minn., is vice-presid ent ron Katz, Alice Keidan, Joyce ! YMHAs and Jewish Community company. Centers. While in this country, • The food and Knoppow, Mendelson, service is Ellen Ross, Marilyn Susan Rice. Tom ! his training will be supervised better than ! ever before Segall and Rita Stillman. The by the Bureau of Personnel awards will be presented in a and Training of the National special ceremony next May. In I Jewish Welfare Board. He is 'here on a partial scholarship order to win this award, a stu- ! grant from the U.S. State De- Orchestra - Entertainment dent must maintain a 2.6 aver partment. 302 Fox Building age, with three equal to an * UN 4-4346 WO 2-4814 all "A" average. The PEC Man - of - the - Year Mumford Cagers dropped Award in the form of a citation BR 2-0644 their second game of the sea engraved on a silver plaque PHOTOGRAPHS by Free Parking son, 62-33, to Pershing, last mounted above a shofar flown BERNARD H. Complete Dinners Carry Outs Friday. Top scorer for the here from Israel was presented OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mustangs was Joel Feldman. to JOSEPH MEYERHOFF by 8 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. Today the team meets Central Palestine Economic Corporation Fri. and Sat. 'til 3:30 a.m. at Central, at 3:30 p.m. at its annual dinner at the ALL WELCOME Peter Wolfe placed first in Savoy Hilton Hotel, New York, KE. 1-8196 AFTER BOWLING the student division of the in recognition of "his outstand- Original Oils on Canvas Made Dressed As You Are! from any of Your Photographs. Motor City Chess Tournament ing achievements in furthering Another Boesky's 12th at Hazelwood sponsored by the University of private initiaitive and invest- Detroit Chess Club. ment in the cause of building Reunion parties for two and consolidating a self-support- Mumford organizations will be ing economy in Israel." held soon. This Saturday, the * * * In The Radio Broadcasters Guild will E. DAWSON FISHER, pub- host former members while the Mercury will hold its reunion licity director of the J. L. Hud- on Sunday. Members of both son Co., was elected president groups are invited to attend. of o the Wayne State University The Girls Swimming season Press Board of Advisors. ALAN started last week with the or- i E. SCHWARTZ was elected ganization of Intra-Mural corn- vice-president. * * petition. Sponsored by the I An article describing the art Girls Athletic Association, intra-mural swimming is open I program of the Jewish Corn - m to all girls who are interestedunity Center and its contribu- tion to the general cultural de- in swimming. I velopment of Detroit, by Center The semi - annual P olic e And Every Evening to 9 P.M. 'til X-Mas. Youth Award has been earned art director DAVID W. ECKER, by Sue Rice and Torn Segall. appeared in the fall issue of • The Detroit Police Department "Arts in Society." * * honors a graduating boy and Rabbi DAVID MOGILNER, girl from each Detroit public and parochial school. It is given Rabbi BURTON COHEN, and on the basis of scholarship, par- LEVI SOSHUK have been ticipation in extra-curricular named the new directors for or activities, reliability and leader- I the 1960 season of Ramah camps located in Pennsylvania, ship. Their names will be in- Canada. scribed on a special plaque in Wisconsin and MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR * the school library. 23061 COOLIDGE Rabbi DAVID H. PANITZ, of Temple. Emanuel, Paterson, N. Study Bias Clauses J., formerly of Washington, has in Fraternity Charters been appointed national chair-