Grosmans Return
from Florida Trip

;13

B
"

MRS. GERALD GROSSMAN

Mrs. Chajes Says Israelis Suffer fr om Devaluation

Marguerite Kozenn Chajes,
who just returned from a trip
to Europe and Israel, described
her impressions abroad, stated
this week:
"Israel has grown rapidly in
buildings and population since
I last saw it in 1959. Every-
where are new 's hikuni m'
(buildings), with new immi
grants from various countries
of Europe and North Africa .
"At that time Beer-Sheba,
where I spent most of the time
as guest of my brother, had a
population of 25,000 inhabi-
tants; today it is a flourishing
city of 50,000, with a new syna-
gogue, various movie houses
and modern recreation centers.
"Much has been done, par-
ticularly in the old and revered
places of Nazareth, - Acco, Tiber-
ias and Safed, and one certainly
can not recognize the outskirts
of the larger cities — Tel Aviv,
Haifa and Jerusalem.
"The devaluation of Israel's
currency, which took place dur-
ing my stay there. has shown
immediate and unfavorable re-

rr.
The recent marriage rites of
';‘; Millicent Diane Finkelstein and
Dr. Gerald J. Grossman were
solemnized at the Cong. Bnai
Moshe. Rabbi Moses Lehrman
iii
and Cantor Louis Klein offi-
ciated.
Parents of the bridal couple
are Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Finkelstein of Prairie Ave. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grossman
of Sutherland Ave., Oak Park.
JOSEPH L. BALE AUXILI-
The bride chose a gown of. ARY will present an American
ivory satin with a chapel train, flag to Boy Scout Troop 264 at
trimmed with re-embroidered a meeting Monday at Cong. Beth
Alencon lace and seed pearls.' Moses, according to Cecile Smith,
She wore a crown of seed pearls . patriotic instructress.
which held an elbow-length veil.
* * *
Jo Anne Finck served her sis-
DETROIT LADIES AUXILI-
ter in-law as matron of honor ARY has elected Yetta Sterns
and the bridesmaid was Judith as president of a new slate of
Meyers. cousin of the bride.
officers. including Lillian Tulup-
Elliott Shepard, brother-in-! man and Frieda Shiffman, vice
law of the bridegroom, served presidents; Very Zendel, treas-
as best man. Ushers were Ber- urer; Minnie Hart, chaplain; Han-
nard Rosenbaum of Pennsyl- nah Seinwel, patriotic instruc-
vania. cousin of the bridegroom; tress. Birdie Rosenberg presided
Dr. .Jerome Finck, brother of as installing officer.
the bride: and Hilliard Gold-
* • *
man. cousin of the bride.
LAWRENCE H. JONES POST
After a honeymoon in Florida, will hold a brunch meeting 11:30
the newlyweds are residing on a.m. Sunday at the JWV Memo-
Lahser Rd.
rial Home. A highlight of the
agenda will be a report by Law-
rence Gubow, president of the
Sid Shmarak's
JWV National Convention Cor-
poration, on the parley slated to
take place in August in Detroit.
A report on the Department of
Michigan convention will be
Rose . and Jim Ranucci of given by Jack Schwartz,. Depart-
RANUCCI's recently learned of ment commander. The brunch is
the rumor that is spreading complimentary to members, ac-
about (own to the effect that cording to Joseph Jones; Post
they were being sold, and going commander.
* * •
out of business. This, they say,
SOL YETZ - MORRIS COHEN
is far from being the truth.
They are open daily from 11 LADIES AUXILIARY will meet
a in to 2 a.m.. and on Sundays Monday evening at the home of
from 2 to 10 p.m. On Friday Sylvia Selick, 15457 Manor. Ann
and Saturday they feature , Ruin will be co-hostess. The
dancing to the music of All second nomination and election
Nalli's band, with a cocktail hour of officers will be held. A Pass-
( with free hors d'oeuvres) over party will be given for the
daily from 5 to 7 p.m. They also, Jewish patients at the Battle
have private facilities for parties I Creek Veterans Hospital on April
of every kind. For information 22, according to Ann Rubin. hos-
call Hose at DI 1-5445.
pital chairman. A seder .and
Passover food will highlight the
occasion.
Want ads get quick results!
* • *
LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
IARY will meet Tuesday for
election of officers at the JWV
Me m o r i a l Home, announces
For Passover
President Mrs. Carl Zide. Plans
will be announced for the forth-
Available in
coming installation of officers
a Variety of
to be held jointly with the
men's post. Refreshments will
Flavors.
be served.
* * •
■ •• ■ •••••• ■•■ ••••••••••
LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN'
AUXILIARY will elect new of-
Famous for
ficers Monday at the home of
QUALITY and
Mrs. Florence Amster, 18636
Ardmore. Mesdames Shirley
KASHRUTH
Manson and Hilda Weiser will
announce plans for the annual
Available at
combined installation of of-
Your
Favorite Market
ficers and Mother's and Daugh-
ter's Banquet.
••• ■ 1111.4 .11.04
4• •••• •• • •■
C * *
MICHIGAN DISTRIBUTOR:
SGT. MORTON A. SILVER-
MAN AUXILIARY will hold a
National Wholesale
"Supermarket Luncheon" April
Grocers Co.
10 at the JWV Memorial Build-
ing, 4095 W. Davison, an-
For Information: TR 1-0606
nounced President Mrs . Irving
Out-of-Town Orders
S. Cane and Vice President Mrs.
Sam Wagner. For tickets, call
Promptly Filled
Mrs. Wagner,, LI 8-4115.

JWV Activities

Business Briefs

KEDEM WINE

4

•

111

■

■

■

■

sults. The prices for all the
essential necessities went up,
while the salaries remained the
same. Everybody knows • that
Jews outside Israel are helping
financially and substantially in
the integration of new immi-
grants, yet it is a true and
rather sad thing that the Is-
raelis are carrying the bulk of
the burden. They are com-
pelled to pay much higher in-
come taxes than citizens in
other lands. It is a true hard-
ship for them to do it, still
they know that their govern-
ment needs all the financial
resources to uphold a large
army, always prepared to meet
surprise attacks — and also to
create new housing and jobs
for the newly arrived people.
"Regarding the Eichmann
verdict, there is no doubt that
the entire population is for the
death penalty. While the Israelis
recognize that today's West Ger-
man regime is helping them to
an immeasurable extent, yet -the
*

Marguerite Chajes
Gets 2 High Posts

Want The Best?

Eichmann trial broke open
many wounds and scars and
nobody wants to see any leni-
ency granted to him."

Ask the Folks Who've Had

SAM BARNETT

and His Orchestra

LI 1-2563

Musicians Listed for
German Concert April 7

Compositions of Telemann,
Hindesmith, Brahms and Mozart
will be featured in the annual
concert of German music to be
presented at the Community
Arts Auditorium on Saturday,
April 7, at 8 p.m. In addition
there will be a group of three
choruses by Astholf, Attenhofer
and Werth sung by the Rhein-
gold Male Chorus under the di-
rection of Kyrylo Cependa.
Detroit musicians who will ap-
pear in solo roles are: Emily
Adams and Arthur Bachman, -
violinists, members of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra; Mis-
cha Kottler and Julius Chajes,
pianists.
Honorary sponsors are Gov.1
John B. Swainson and Mayor
Jerome P. Cavanagh.
Music for the concert was pro-1
vided by the Consul in Detroit
of the Federal Republic of Ger-
many, Norman Dencker.
Marguerite Kozenn Chajes
will be the commentator at the
program.

J. J. CLARKE

PHOTOGRAPHY

Weddings

-

Bar Mitzvahs

Formals, Candids, 3 D's, Movies
.. For Quality Workmanship

Call Mr. Rosen

UN 1 - 9000

Available for Bar Mitzvahs, wed-
ding receptions or meetings —
seating 10450. Finest Accommo-
dations. Free Parking.

CRESTWOOD MOTEL

16221 W. Eight Mile

4 blks. W. of Jas. Couzens, adja-
cent to Northland Center.

For Reservations Call BR 2-1403

MUSIC designed to please
by

HY HERMAN

And His Orchestra

(formerly with Mickey Woolf)

— Featuring —
VICKI FERREL, Vocalist
BR 2-5447

when you care enough to remember . . .

CANDID
ART
photography of distinction

by HERMAN JAFFEE
LI 2-6373

Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Home Portraits

Member Northwest Professional Photographers Guild

HARVEY BLOOM

formerly of Mayfair Caterers

NOW DOING . .
Banquet Planning ! !

We will cater your
House Party, Banquet, Simcha, etc. ANY SIZE

MARGUERITE K. CHAJES

Marguerite Kozenn Chajes,
well known Detroit operatic
singer and lecturer on music,
received word this week that
she had been elected honorary
president of the Austrian sec-
tion of the International Study
Center. Dr. Albert Schweitzer
is world president of the center,
which aims to pursue Schweit-
zer's principles of bringing to-
gether on a high cultural level
students from the Occident and
the Orient.
Mrs. Chajes also was in-
formed this week that she has
been named an honorary coun-
sellor of the Salzburg City
Tourist Center.

Beth Abraham Youth
Offer Bazaar, Services

•

•

• •

•

•

• o

•

i The

Third Factor

Health Benefit

All drinking water should be safe, and good to taste.
Regular use of Mountain Valley Water offers a third factor—
the ability to benefit your health simply by drinking this
delicious water.

Mountain Valley Water, virtually salt-free helps to expel
systemic waste rapidly and aids in neutralizing excess aci-
dity. This is the same health water often advised to aid in
treatment of arthritis and kidney symptoms. When so used,
your doctor will advise the correct daily intake. Usually, 6 to
8 glasses for 8 weeks or more, will - give you a real trial.
Home delivery.

From

Reigstration is now open for
four and six-week sessions at
Camp Shomria, sponsored by the
Zionist Youth Organization,
Hashomer Hatzair. The camp
is for boys and girls 10-17.
The camp is located 021 Otty
Lake in Perth, Ontario. The
porgarm stresses Jewish cul-
tural values. A special leader-
ship training course is provided
for campers 16-17 at a lower
rate. For information, call UN
4-5696.

•

Call LI 5-1856

WRITE 3343 Gratiot
Detroit 7, Michigan

Mountain Valley Water

Zionist Youth Camp
Announces Registration

••

on any affair already booked.

PHONE LO 7 - 0178
Ask fo: free booklet

The Beth Abraham Syna-
gogue invites the public to at-
tend a "Youth Bazaar" from 11
a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, featur-
ing prizes. games, refreshments
and a bake sale.
The teenage LTG Group of
Beth Abraham will offer spring
cleanup services of its members
at a "slave drive" during the
Men's Club Las Vegas Night on
April 8. Proceeds will be sent
to the Medical Aid Service in
Israel.

• • • • •

We will also help you with the finishing touches

■

HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS

-■ moinumpnw ■ '

"Speedy Recovery," "Sympathy"
or "Ban Voyage"

more important than what you say is
how you say it. Expressions of sym-
pathy, best wishes or congratulations
are much more effective with a gift
basket that speaks for you . . . in an
eye-appealing, taste-tempting and sat-
isfying manner.
For your next celebration whatever
the occasion, order from our large
variety of champagnes, wines and
liquors . . . by the bottle or case
to meet your neds.

Call UN 2-6800 ... and CHARGE IT!

4/WATT Z271V- 7 SO0 k

