Cannister Drive to Open Child Day Announce Betrothal
Effort of Pioneer Women, April 24 of Nancy Coggan
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A cannister drive, in which
several hundred members of the
Detroit Council of Pioneer Wo-
men will participate in observ-
ance of World Jewish Child
Day, is planned from April 24
to May 1, it is announced by
Mrs. Norman Leeman, general
chairman, and Mrs. Saul Rose,
funds vice-president.
Chairing this initial phase of
a three - pronged effort for
youngsters in Israel are Mrs.
Louis Diamond, who will - direct
the cannister activity, and Mrs.
Albert Herman, in charge -of
assignments.
Other phases of the Child
Day program will be a coin
book campaign among young-
sters and a dance May 14, at
Adas Shalom Synagogue, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Ber-
nice Shapiro. Hal Gordon and
his orchestra will entertain.
World Jewish Child Day, ac-
cording to Mrs. Sam Wasser-
man, PW Council president,
originated as a commemoration
to, the 1,500,000 Jewish children
who died in the Nag holocaust.
It now serves, she added, as
a means of furthering the activi-
ties of the Pioneer Women's
child rescue program for Youth
Aliyah. Through this program,
over 90,000 children have come
to Israel from 75 different
countries.
Funds raised to help integrate
and rehabilitate the youngsters
in children's villages, settle-
ments and institutions are
contributed by Pioneer Women
and carried out by Moetzet
Hapoalot, its sister organization
in Israel.
berg Center, when "Jewish Life
in Suburbia" will be discussed.
Mrs. Harry Mondry, vice-
president of e du c a ti o n,. an-
nounces that Mrs. Sam Fishman
will moderate the panel. Par-
ticipants and their subjects are:
Mrs. Philip Wedes, Medina
Chapter, "Has the Migration to
the Suburbs Led to a Religious
Revival?"; Mrs. Martin Horo-
witz, Sharona Chapter, "Has
This Led to a Ghetto?"; and
Mrs. David Shubow, Israel Chap-
ter, "Has It Led to Conform-
ity?"
Preceding the discussion,
there will be opening remarks
by Mrs. Mondry. A musical pro-
gram by Mrs. Theodore Sallan
MISS NANCY COGGAN
and Passover refreshments ar-
ranged by Mrs. Julius Taitel-
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cog-
man and her committee will
gan, of Roslyn Rd., announce
complete the afternoon.
the engagement of their daugh-
ter,. Nancy, to Herbert Michael
BrielOff, Shumaker Kohn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kohn, of Kansas City,
Receive Two Agency Mo.
Miss Coggan is presently a
Appointments Here student
at the University of
The appointment of Seymour Michigan. Her fiance is a senior
Brieloff as director of opera- at U. of M., and is a past pres-
tions of the Community Work- ident of Sigma Alpha Mu fra-
shop was announced by the CW ternity. He will enter the Mich-
board president, David M. Well- igan law school in the fall.
ing.
The wedding will be solem-
Brieloff was a career counse- nized in August, at Temple
lor with the Jewish Vocational Israel.
P
Eddie Cantor's
Outlook on Life
Marked by Faith
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Passover Oneg Shabbat
to Discuss 'Suburbia'
Panelists from three of the
16 local Pioneer Women's chap-
ters will- participate in a Pass-
over oneg shabbat at 1 p.m.,
Saturday; in 'the Hayim . _Green-
Brieloff
Shumaker
As George Jessel has said
about Eddie Cantor, he "writes
about life as sagely_ as only a
great comedian, wonderful fath-
er and a tolerant •American
would, and rightly so because
Cantor is funny and kind and
wise."
Thus, Cantor's latest book,
"The Way I See It," is among
the good sellers because of the
human values emphasized by
the great comedian.
"The Way I See It," edited
by Phyllis Rosenteur, published
by Prentice-Hall " (Englewood
Cliffs, N. J.), is Cantor's sixth
book. His earlier works were:
"My Life Is In Your Hands" (in
which David Freedman collabo-
rated); "Caught Short," which
brought him a much-needed in-
come after he was wiped out
in the stock market crash;
"Your Next President," "Be-
tween the Acts" and "Take My
Life" (with Jane Kesner Ard-
more).
"The Way I See It" is a deep-
ly moving story in which Cantor
calls for a wholesome outlook
on life, speaks up in defense
of the immigrants, sets up an
example for highest standards
of inter-faith and inter-racial
relationships and e x p r e s s es
gratitude for life's bounties. He
displays strong faith, and con-
cludes on an optimistic note:
"Enthusiasm is a gift of God. I
had it—and I have it still."
Look Magazine Article
Praises Gov. A. Ribicoff
KLM Inaugurates Jet
Trans-Atlantic Flights
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
started its trans-Atlantic jet
service with a flight from Am-
sterdam to New York April 2,
and a return flight the follow-
ing day. • This was two weeks
earlier than the date the com-
pany had previously announced
for its inaugural flight, April 16.
The 40-year-old Dutch airline
is the first to place Douglas
DC-8s in service on the busy
trans-Atlantic route.
KLM's inaugural flight with
the DC-8 left Amsterdam at 6:30
p.m. and arrived in New York
at 8:35 p.m., local time (There
is.a 6 hour time differential).
The schedule will be increased
to three round trips per week,
and on May 16 KLM will begin
daily service with the DC-8 jet
—a trans-Atlantic flight in each
direction every day. Beginning
April 16, the jet flights will
leave 7dlewild • close to mid-
night. .
Poor housing and sanitary
conditions result in great in-
creases in TB among people
living in those poor surround-
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Gov. Abraham Ribicoff was
praised by a Pultizer prize au
thor for his "monumental re-
forms," but she declared that
even his "brilliant record" could,.
not help him win• a vice-presi-
dential nomination.
Margaret L. Coit, writing in
Look Magazine, on why "Every
Man Can't Become President,"
noted, "Any American can grow.
up to be President, perhaps —
but no intellectual or Jew need
apply."
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ciation, a group described by supported by a federal grant,
the House Un-American Activi- for the evaluation of the em-
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