THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 19, 1962 — 22
Hadassah's Golden Ball Will Pay Lang-Glaser
Tribute to Members of Honor Roll Rites Solemnized
All paid-up Honor Roll contrib-
Chapter of Hadassah's "Golden
Jubilee Ball" to be held in their
honor Wednesday at the Shera-
ton-Cadillac Hotel, according to
Mrs. Alfred Deutsch, vice presi-
dent of Honor Roll.
The event is a milestone com-
memorating t h e organization's
50th anniversary.
The event is being sponsored
by a group called the "Hadassah
Heroes," organized under the in-
spiration of C. William Sucher.
"The untiring diligence and
unselfish devotion of the women
of Hadassah to its purposes has
commanded our deepest respect,"
he said. "Hadassah's women - and
their thousands of generous
friends have well-earned a- cele-
bration to commemorate Hadas-
sah's 50 years of productive
service."
Dr. Herman Jacobs
to Address Zionist
Tu B'Shavat Event
The Detroit Labor Zionist
Council will hold a Tu B'Shavat
Oneg'Shabbat 8:36 p.m. today at
the Hayim Greenberg Center,
19161 Schaefer, announces Isa-
ro
dore L.
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deck, Council
'chairman.
Guest speak-
. er will be Dr.
Ja-
j Herman
icobs,
director
of the Hillel
Foundation at
the University
of Michigan,
according to
Gerald G o 1 d-
b e r g, culture
committee
Jacobs chairman. His
topic will be "Profile of Our
Campus Youth."
The program will also feature
readings from the Bible and
Jewish literature in Herew, Yid-
dish and English. Participants
will be Harold Silver, Aaron M.
Bornstein and Mrs. Manfred
Werner. Bella Goldberg will sing
and lead community singing.
Refreshments will be served.
Louis Rosen is chairman of the
affair. Holiday decorations were
created by Morris Lifshay and
Mrs. Raymond Goldbaum.
Emanuel Mark, director of the
Detroit LZO, invites the com-
munity to attend. For informa-
tion, call DI 1-0131.
For reservations, c a 11 t h e
Hadassah office, BR 3-5441.
The second Hadassah-Midrasha
lecture, "Face of the World —
1962," will be conducted by Al-
bert Elazar 1 p.m. Tuesday at
the Esther Berman Branch' of the
United Hebrew Schools. He will
discuss "United States and
-Europe."
Issue Urgent Plea
for Mothers' March
of Dimes Volunteers
An urgent plea for Mothers'
March volunteers for the New
March of Dimes was issued by
Anne Campbell Stark, Wayne
County Mothers' March Chairman
as final plans neared completion
for 40,000 Mothers to march on
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 7 to 9 p.m.
"We need additional workers
to wear the Golden Key" in the
door to door Mothers' March and
we need them badly," Mrs. Stark
said, indicating that it takes
about 40,000 volunteers to ade-
quately cover Wayne County.
The Golden Key symbolizes the
need to unlock doors to new tri-
umphs in medical research over
crippling diseases, birth defects,
arthritis and polio.
The civic leader who has led
every Mothers' March for the past
11 years said that the Mothers'
March for the New March of
Dimes is the greatest single vol-
unteer effort put forth by the
women of America for any cause.
"Please say YES to our plea
for volunteers, march to prevent
crippling disease", urged Mrs.
Stark. To volunteer—call March
of Dimes Headquarters at WO.
1-4153.
Bas Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parkans,
18940 Oak, announced the Bas
Mitzvah of their daughter, Su-
san Elaine, will be observed
8:30 p.m. today at Temple Israel.
Announcements
Jan. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Mege (Judith S. Taub) of
Gilman Ave., Livonia, a daugh-
ter, Jacqueline Denise.
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Jan. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Ste-
wart A.
e . (Helen Hackel-
man), dau, er, Lisa Beth.
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o Mr. and Mrs.
OH EL
rose (Marilyn Smith),
EXCLUSIV L.
Ly _ Since 1941 .'N
10 James, Oak Park, a son,
in Detroit
Hospitals & Homes
rold Edward.
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Dec. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Murray -Sherman (Sandra Kut-
Recommended by Physicians
nick), 1 orthlawn, a
ochelle Caren.
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— To Mr. and Mrs.
M. Lifton (Terry Bern-
Expert Mohel
stein), 17532 Wisconsin, a son,
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
Allen Robert.
LI 1-6769
LI 2-4444
RABBI
LEO GOLDMAN
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Certified Surgical Mohel
RABBI
ISRAEL GOODMAN
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
334-4149
REV.
MOHEL SPECIALIST
Serving at Homes and Hospitals
DI 1-9909
Rabbi
ISAAC KAPLAN
Certified Mohel
Serving in Hospitals & Homes
Cherrylawn
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Debra Eileen Glaser and En-
sign Paul Burton Lang, U.S.N.,
were married Dec. 20 in a double-
ring ceremony performed by
Rabbi Jacob S. Green in Ohr
Knesseth Israel Synagogue, Balti-
more, Md.
Parents of • the couple. are Mr.
and Mrs. Louis L. Glaser of Pikes-
ville, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur M. Lang of Snowden Ave.
Marcia Glaser served her sister
as maid of honor. Michael Labo-
witch of Inkster,. Mich., was best
man.
After a southern Florida hon-
eymoon, the couple took up resi-
dence in Milton, Fla., where the
bridegroom is undergoing flight
training..
Gimpel on Program
of Center Symphony
Jakob Gimpel, internationally
known pianist, will be the solo-
ist with the Center Symphony
Orchestra under the direction
of Julius Chajes, at the- con-
cert Tuesday
evening at the
Jewish C e n-
ter.
Gimpel,
born in LWow,
Poland, came
to this coun-
try in 1937
elitt*and for many
years was the
staff pianist
for M.G.M. in
Hollywood,
:perf or m-
ing . and ap/-
pearing in
"Gaslight" and
other movies.
For the past
three sears
Mr. Gimpel
Gimpel
has lived in Geneva, Switzer-
land.
He gives concerts all over
Europe, and his recordings are
in great demand. This will mark
his first appearance with the
Center Symphony. He will be
heard in Beethoven's Piano
Concerto No. 4. Chajes' Fugue
for Strings and Mozart's Jupiter
Symphony are also listed on the
program.
Panelists Listed
for Bar Sessions
To Dr. and Mrs.
n (Lois J. Fine-
The Enid-west regional con-
of Detroit), 4175 ference of the National Bar As-
ertville, Mich., a sociation, convening in Detroit
, Celia Ann.
g
Jan. 18-20, will feature a day
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of panel discussions on the
Dec. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs. theme
in
Samuel Katz (Sharon Hope Northern "Discrinlination
Metropolitan
Areas,"
Sanders) 8434.. Roselawn; a according to Attorney Edward
hia Rose.
daught
F. Bell, president of the Wol-
To Mr. and Mrs. verine Bar Association. Bell
tri P. Adler (Barbara stated that today's session will
riser, formerly of Detroit) of be devoted entirely to panel
oston, Mass., a daughter,. Lisa discussions on discrimination in
criminal law enforcement, hous-
Faye. '
ing and public ; education, and
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Dec. 13— 0d' ► , . and Mrs. Hy- all sessions will be open to the
former Detroit- public.
man' Bl
Panelists at the sessions will
in San Diego,
ers n
aug er, Phylis Ilene. include Attorney Ernest Good-
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man, Prof. Harold Norris of the
c. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Na- Detroit College of Law, Con-
thi Light (Betty York), 23140 Con delegate; Attorney Sol Rab-
Beverly, Oak Park, a son, Mark kin of New York, of the ADL
legal staff, and others.
Steven. - .
Dec. 27
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Marshall L. Goldman
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MRS. PAUL LANG
Pinsker Progressive
Aid Society Lists
Officers, Committees
At the recent installation of
officers ceremony of the Pins-
ker Progressive Aid Society,
the following
were installed:
President,
Harry Laker;
vice president,
Hyman Gil-
man; treasur-
er, Herman
Bernson; re-
serve treasur-
e r, Hyman
Lipsitz; finan-
cial secretary,
Fred Katz; re-
Laker
cording secre-
tary, Abe Kusnit; board of can-
didates, Saul Baron, Abe Wein-
er, Joe Katz; hospitaler, Mrs.
Harry Laker, Mrs. Herman
Bernson, A. J. Katz, Harry
Silets; trustees, Mrs. E. Dorf-
man, Mrs. Nathan Isakoff, Mrs.
Louis Marko w; sergeant-at-
arms, Saul Baron; chaplain, Al-
bert Klavons.
Laker announced the follow-
ing committees:
Executive board, Ralph Ber-
man, -Manny Ekelman, William
Lite, Philip Mendelson, Nor-
man Cottler, Larry Kunin,
Louis Markow, Sam Rosenberg,
Abe Weiner; executive board
secretary, Mrs. H. Bernson; en-
tertainment committee, Louis
Levine;refreshment commit-
tee, Dorothy Ekelman; ceme-
tery committee, Dave Weiner,
N. P. Rossen, Albert Klavons;
publicity committee, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Schwartz; budget com-
mittee, Hyman Lipsitz, A. J.
Katz, I. Cohen; distress com-
mittee, Rubin Bassin, Harry
Silets, Joe Katz; membership
committee, Leo Kaufman, Saul
Baron; advertising committee,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bernson.
Windsorite to Get
Brotherhood Award
T. Stewart Anderson, chair-
man of the Brotherhood Corn-
mittee for the City of Windsor,
announces that Myer Dorn will
receive one •• ...
of the brother-
hood Awards
for 1962 in
recognition of
his outstand-
ing work in
the commu-
nity to pro-
mote better
u n derstanding
between peo-
p 1 e of all
faiths and Myer Dorn
backgrounds. .
The award will be presented
to Dorn at the banquet of
the Windsor Inter-Service Club
Council, Saturday, Jan. 27•, 6:30
p.m., at the Prince Edward
Hotel.
Also receiving Brotherhood
Awards at that time will be
the City of Windsor and the
Windsor Moramos Shrine Club.
Since Brotherhood observ-
ances in Windsor are sponsored
by the -Inter-Service Club Coun-
cil in co-operation with the
Canadian Council of Christians
and Jews, the Windsor Brother-
hood Committee thought it
fitting to make the presenta-
tion of the awards a highlight
of the annual banquet of the
Windsor Inter - Service Club
Council, composed of 18 Wind-
sor area service clubs repre-
senting people of all races and
creeds.
To describe in full detail the
range of Myer Dorn's activities
would take much more space
than we have available. How-
ever, we can indicate a few
highlights.
Dorn, a past president of
Bnai Brith, was chairman of
Brotherhood Week in Windsor
for five successive years. He
now serves the Windsor Broth-
erhood Week Committee as
executive secretary. He is a
member of the board of direc-
tors of the International
Freedom Festival and for the
past two years has been chair-
man of its religious committee.
He was general co-chairman for
the Civic Testimonial Banquet
for Paul Martin, is a member
of the Municipal Committee
studying hospital conditions in
Windsor, is presently treasurer
of the Windsor Jewish Council
and the Windsor Jewish Com-
munity Center and this year
he also is chairman of the
Windsor Inter - Service Club
Council banquet.
OK Bible Distribution
in Calif. Public School
-LOS ANGELES, Calif., (JTA)
—Trustees \ of the Union High
School district in the town of
Tulsa, Calif., about 100 miles
north of here, approved the dis-
tribution of Gideon Bibles in
public school assemblies twice
each year, in spite of objections
raised by the School Council.
The American Jewish Con-
gress, the Anti-D efamation
League of Bnai Brith and the
American Civil Liberties Union
are - investigating the matter.
Last- year the board of trustees
of Turlock, Calif., southeast of
San Fr an cis c o, 'discontinued
similar distribution of Gideon
Bibles in that town's schools
after the American Jewish Con-
gress protested to the California Ahavas Achim Couples
attorney general.
Present Program on
Making Money, Wills
The Cong. Ahavas Achim
Couples Club will present a pro-
The Bar Mitzvah of Mark Jon- gram on "How to Make Money
athan, son of Mrs. B. Benedict
Glazer and the late Rabbi Glazer, and Keep It" 8:30 p.m. Sunday
will be observed 1,1 a.m. Saturday at the synagogue.
at Temple Beth El. A reception
Myron D. Stein, of the Bache
in his honor will be held 2:30 to & Co. investment firm, will dis-
5:30 p.m. Sunday, "Jan. 21, at cuss the merits of stock and
Temple Beth El, Woodward at
bond investments in today's
Gladstone. No cards.
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economy. Steven I. Victor, at-
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rich an- torney, will speak on the proce-
nounce the bar mitzvah of their dures and benefits of drawing
son, Steven Cary, to be observed up a last will and testament.
Saturday morning at Cong. Beth
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Miller,
Shalom. A dinner in his honor
will be held the same evening. presidential duet, are in charge.
Bar Mitzvahs
Dr. G. D. Cohen to Address Men's
Club Intercongregational Dinner
The -Intercongregational Din-
ner for the Men's Club of Greater
Detroit,' to be held 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 6 at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue, this year will 'be endorsed
by the Men's Club of Adas Sha-
lom.
Cocktails and dinner will be
served.
Guest speaker will be Dr. Ger-
son D. Cohen, assistant professor
of literature and institutions at
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America. His topic will be
"Living a Moral Life in a Cor-
rupt World."
In charge of the event is
Manny Lax, general chairman of
Adas Shalom Synagogue. Tickets
to the event may be obtained
through each congregation men's
club, according to Saul Waldman,
president of the Greater Detroit
Men's Club.
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