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Letter Box
Schumer Tells How Israel
Solves Its ,Unemployment
Editor, The Jewish News:
From Jerusalem, where I am
attending the national leaders
conference for State of Israel
Bonds, I am happy to report a
feverish building activity, most
of it financed by funds from
State of Israel Bonds.
Israel's population has tripled
In the past 13 years. Every-
where we see evidence of ' a'
tremendous influx of people
from many lands.
On empty lots and suburban
developments, cement mixers
and giant cranes testify to the
booming development of the
country.
At the Israel Bonds national
conference, Dr. Giora Joseph-
thal, Israel's Minister of Labor,
told me that the continuing
pressure of immigration and
Israel's natural increase will
keep the building boom rolling
for several years.
The industrialization carried
on by the government with the
aid of Israel Bond and other
foreign investment capital is
paying off handsomely with a
steadily rising export trade and
job opportunities for new citi-
zens.
HARRY SCHUMER
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Abraham B. (Rae) Stra1-
ser wishes to acknowledge to
her many dear friends and
relatives her deep gratitude for
the many kindnesses and con-
siderations extended to her dur-
ing her recent illness.
The steering committee of Samuel B. Danto, general chair-
the State Fine Arts Exhibit, man, and Mrs. Robert Phillips,
slated for Sept. 22-24 at the vice chairman of State Central
Light Guard Armory, has grown Democrats.
to 22 women, announce Mrs.
The committee includes Mes-
dames Stanley Salamon, Sher-
wood Colburn, John Schneider
Acid-N-Type Shops
and Leon Jaroff.
The exhibit is sponsored by
Opens New Branch
Add-N-Type shops announces the
, Detroit Art Galleries Asso-
the addition of a new branch elation, whose members include
under the direction of Ronald A.A.A.,, Garelick's, Grinnels,
na
Sloan at 7412 W. McNichols. L'Atelier, •
rofessional ar
The Add-N-Type shops are W e
Michigan, the Unite
exclusive agents for Remington f
ates and o
Rand office machines in th
enter th
s. Artists can
northwest Detroit and subur
gall
contac
he As-
areas. The shops are a r
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the
of the combined efforts of ck sociatio
ow.
will
Stein and Manny Chudno ho non-j
feel there is a need for er- be for
alam
an
rs. Ool-
sonalized service in busi
burn are co-chairmen of
equipment.
rece stio
They feature a full line of
new and used portable, stand-
ard and electric typewriters as
well as adding machines and
calculators of all types.
The Service Department
headed by Joseph Trummer,
has factory trained mechanics
PHOTOGRAPHERS
for both domestic and imported
"The Best Need
machines. Add-N-Type's main
Cost No More"
store is in the Mercury Theater
Building. For information, call LI 8-2266
LI 8-1116
1-0661, or UN 4-8727.
VERA BRAMSON CHAPTER,
American ORT, will hold a
"bowling-supper evening" 8 p.m.
Abe D. Clayman, Bnai Brith
Saturday at Star Lanes. For
reservations, call Mrs. Sol Bud- District No. 6 Israel chairman,
ney, UN 4-7083, .or Mrs. Wallace will be guest speaker at the Bnai
Brith Detroit Metropolitan Coun-
Tonkin, LI 5-9186.
cil get ac•
quainted d i
PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT n e r at 6:30
CLUB will hold a board meeting p.m., Wednes-
1;30 a.m. Wednesday at the day, at H o 1 i-
home of President Mrs. William day Manor.
Belinsky, 21911 Cloverlawn, Oak
Guests at
Park. Mrs. M. Lessen will be co- the dinner,
hostess.
hosted by the
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Detroit Israel
SHARONA CLUB, Pioneer Bond Organiz-
Women, will hold its annual ation, will be
reunion luncheon 1 p.m. Sat- the top coun-
urday at Aunt Fanny's Restau- cil officers and
rant.
the presidents
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and Israel
Clayman
NORTHWEST DETROIT chairmen of the various lodges:
CHAPTER, Jewish National
Clayman, Des Moines, Ia., busi-
Home for Asthmatic Children nessman and prominent Jewish
at Denver, recently installed a communal leader, was chairman
new slate of officers with Mrs. of the 1960 UJA drive in Des
Morris Bornstein as installation Moines, president of the Jewish
chairman and Mrs. Ben Stone, Social Service in 1959 and 1960,
Detroit Council president, as in- served as Iowa State Israel Bond
stalling officer. The slate in- chairman, is a member of the
cludes Mesdames Irving Medow, executive board of the Tall Corn
president; Harry Raf and Sam Area
Boy Scout Council, member
Olshansky, vice-presidents; Har-
old Strauss and Norman Gold- of the advisory board of the B.
smith, secretaries; and George Brith Foundar
- e, and is
Frank, treasurer. The following Anti-Defa
,,ogue activities.
committee chairmen were ap- a lea
a fo er president of the
pointed by the president: H
Moines Lod' of Bnai Brith.
Mesdames Jack Aliweil, hos-
Plans f t 196 ai
pitality and telephone; Morr
Brith Is d pr 1
Bornstein, program; Male
Cone, tributes; Albert D n, be form
se, Bank,
special events; Julius Eck
n, Israel
dramatics; Max Freed
ub- the c i
membership; Freda Kolb
lications; Sam Olshansky, • lic
relations; Louis Pollak, tag
S. J. Rosentha
and Harry Raf, fund-raising.
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Citation s for outstanding
Samuel J. Rosenthal, 24640 •
achievements during the past
season were awarded to Mrs. Seneca, Oak Park, has been
Raf for fund-raising, Mrs. 01- appointed execuliye director of
shansky for publicity and Mrs. the Irvington -'714 - Y W H A in
Eckhouse f o r recruiting t h e Irvington, N:J. -
Rosenthal assumed •his new •
most members.
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pOsition Aug. 1. His wife and
BETH SHALOM SISTER- family 'plan' to- join him -shortly.
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HOOD announces its bowling
league has some openings for Want ads bring fast results!
the coming season. The league
meets 1 p.m. Tuesdays at the
Oak Park' Lanes. Bowling will
begin on Sept. 5. For informa-
tion,. call Blanch Duke, LI
6-0954, or Rose Stahl, LI 7-6923.
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NORTHWEST YOUNG ISRA-
EL SISTERHOOD will hold a
board meeting 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. Norman
Sukenic, 17501 Wisconsin.
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SCOTIANS will meet Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Helen Stein-
berg of Rutherford Ave.
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MRS. HAROLD BOSSIN
The Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel
Aug. 6 was the scene of the mar-
riage of Judith Hack and Harold
Gordon Bossin.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hack of
Burlington Dr. and Mr. Bossin is
the son of. Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Bossin of North Miami Beach,
Fla.
The bride chose an ivory silk
taffeta gown with open neckline
and short sleeves. It had an em-
pire bodice of white peau de
lange lace and there were gar-
lands of matching lace appliqued
on a dome-shaped princess line
skirt falling into a chapel train.
Her two-tier fingertip veil of
ivory silk illusion was capped by
white peau de lange lace.
Mrs. Josh Pais of Northbrook,
was matron of honor and
maid of honor was Rochelle
Caplan of Pittsburgh.. Brides-
maids were Joyce Kesert of Chi-
cago, Susan Sarita Sofferin and
Mrs. Lawrence Stuart Hack.
Leo Pomerantz was best man
for his brother-in-law and seating
the guests were James Arthur
Hack, brother of the bride;
Lawrence Stuart Hack, her cou-
sin; Allan Gene Becker, David
Martin Weine and Donald D.
Schmitzerle.
Following a dinner at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, the new-
lyweds left for a honeymoon in
Bermuda.
They will reside on Greenfield
Rd. in Royal Oak.
Steering Committee Plans -State Art Show
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EWISTON LODGE (y
FI•ENSON-OPPENHEIM:
Mrs. Esther Oppenheim of De-
troit Wand Arthur Fivenson of
Alpena were wed July 28 i _ n a
Formerly Gasses Lodge
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M. Robert Syme.
Due North of Detroit
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Attendants at the ceremony
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win Chyette. A dinner at To-
pinka's and reception at the
Please Phone:
Rainbow Terrace followed. The
couple now live at 651 Merton.
Detroit
Lewiston
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FRES'HMAN-MAHLER: Mr.
Lincoln 7-5912
STate 6-2452
and Mrs. Irving C. Mahler of
Beverly Hills, Calif., formerly
of Detroit, - announce the- mar-
Or Write:
riage of their daughter, Ruth,
to Gordon Freshman, • son of
LEWISTON LODGE, Lewiston,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl • Freshman
of Beverly Hills, Calif.
Michigan
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Women's
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Judith Hack Wed
to Harold Bossin
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