Jacobstein
White House JTA Correspondent, Rossin-Golden Rites 'Bloomfield,
Pair for Bridge Honors
Victor Bloomfield and Ray-
Milton Friedman, Speaks to NCJW Planned for Aug. 22 mond
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Milton Friedman, correspon- pondent on Israel and the Mid-
dent for The Jewish News and dle East, will speak on "Wash-
chief of the Washington bureau ington in a Presidential Year."
The program
of the Jew i s h Telegraphic
is sponsored
Agency, will address a meeting
by Council's
of the Detroit Section, National
c o n temporary
Council of Jewish Women, on
Jewish affairs
Tuesday afternoon, in the home
committee, to-
of Mrs. King Shwayder,. of
gether w it h
Lucerne Dr.
the suburban
Friedman, probably the best-
branch, ac-
informed White House corres-
cording to
Mrs. James
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Women at-
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program are asked to bring a
child's new toy for the ship-a-
p box program, a major project
Larry Paul
of the suburban branch, under
Furniture Service
the chairmanship of Mrs. Mor-
ton J. Barak.
Refinishing & Repairing
The guest speaker, who has
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been with JTA in Washington
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of the Capitol press corps to
predict the current Communist
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drive for penetration in the
Middle East.
In addition to his regular
weekly column - in The Jewish
News and newspapers. through-
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Milton Friedman Writes on
Arab Penetration into Cuba
on Page 29
In Today's Jewish News
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Announcement is made of
the engagement of Joyce Ann
Rossin, daughter of Mrs. James
Rossin, 18205 Oak Dr., and the
late Mr. Rossin, to Martin Bruce
Goldin, son of Mr. Arthur Gol-
din, of Miami, Fla., and Mrs.
Alex Shar, of Teaneck, N. J.
The bride-elect attends the
University of Miami. Her fiance,
who will graduate from the
university in June, is a past
president of Alpha Phi Omega
fraternity.
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Bnai Brith Young Women, and
CARL MINTZ CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith Young Men, are
jointly sponsoring the "Farm-
er's Fling," a fund-raising barn
dance at 9 p.m., April 9, in the
Oak Park Community Center.
The BBYW group recently en-
tertained patients at Dearborn
Veterans Hospital.
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PISGAH CHAP TER will
elect new officers and board
members at 12:30 p.m., Wednes-
day, in the Hayim Greenberg
Center, 19161 Schaefer. Mrs.
Carl Gould, program chairman,
announces that "The Voice Is
You," a Michigan Bell Tele
phone presentation, will be fea-
tured. In order to vote, mem-
bers must bring membership
cards, according to Mrs. Phillip
Kramer, president. A social
hour is planned.
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PISGAH LODGE will meet at
8:30 p.m. Monday, in the Hayim
Greenberg Center, 19161 Schae-
fer, when the Anti-Defamation
League film, "All the Way
Home," will be shown. Zolton
A. Ferency, Detroit director of
the Michigan State Workmen's
Commission, will be moderator.
The slate of new officers also
will be presented, and a social
hour will conclude the pro-
gram.
City of Hope Couples
to Plan Games Party
Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Group
of the City of Hope will meet
at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Mossok, 15854 Ilene, when final
plans for the annual games
party will be made. The latter
event is scheduled for May 1,
at Knights of Pythias Hall.
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published articles in leading
national magazines and has ap-
peared with regUlarity on radio
and television news panel pro-
grams.
A member of the National
Press Club, Friedman also holds
credentials with the White
House Correspondents. Associa-
tion, State Department Corres-
pondents Association and the
Senate Press Gallery.
The 36-year-old newsman was
born in Portsmouth, Va., and
was educated at George Wash-
ington University and William
and Mary College. A veteran of
World War II, he served in a
mortar battalion during the
African campaign.
Before joining JTA, Fried-
man was a reporter for the
Norfolk (Va.) Pilot and the
Madison (Wis.) 'State Journal.
SAVE. 5
For the
Perfect Affair . . .
win the Red Cross benefit
match of the Grandslam Bridge
Club at its tournament last
Wednesday.
Other section winners were
Dr. and Mrs. Morris B. Kessler,
Rolfe Weill, Ruth Greenberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Charfoos,
Lawrence Wayne and Clarice
Gordon.
Irwin A. Klar, general chair-
man of the charity committee
of the Michigan Bridge Associ-
ation, which has made the Red
Cross the beneficiary of all
League charity games, states
that the fund-raising will culmi-
nate in a special game April 24,
at the Detroit Leland Hotel.
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