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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, May 11, 1962 —

Community Agencies Give Report
on Services at Joint Meeting

Wallach-h obylanski 12 Detroiters to Attend Bnai Brith
Troth Announced
Parley; Rabbi Adler to Be Speaker

Morris Direnfeld, president of and Maurice Zeiger. In addition,
Unsatisfactory relations with for compensation for injuries
the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai atlernates Milton Rappaport, Jack
adult children represent 45 per- under Nazism.
Brith Council, will lead Detroit Caminker and Harry Pearson will
The Resettlement Service, cre-
cent of problems for which older
delegates to the 1962 Triennial also attend.
people have sought agency help, i ated in the early years of World
Supreme Lodge Convention in
Harvey S. Steadman of Lan-
it was reported by Jewish Fam- War II to help refugees from
Washington, D. C., Saturday.
sing is a delegate to the
ily and Children's Service presi- Nazi oppression remake their j
Detroit delegates are Diren- convention.
dent Max L. Shaye at the Annual lives in America, still stands
feld, Harry Yudoff, Sidney
Meeting of the Family Service by the help new immigrants find
Yudkoff will be seeking re-
J. Karbel, Samuel G. Bank, Louis election for a second three-year
held at the Jewish Center last homes, jobs and a place in the I
Weber, Milton M. Weinstein, term on the Supreme Lodge
Sunday. community.
'Melvin Weisz, Lawrence I. Yaffa board of governors; Sidney J.
The annual meeting also re-
For more than half of the 230
Karbel and Lawrence I. Yaffa
men and women over 65 as- elected Walter Herz vice presi-
sisted by the JFCS Department dent of the Resettlement Serv-
Kvutzah Ivrith Women for their second three-year term
on the Anti-Defamation League
of Service to the Aged, inappro- ice; Sidney J. Karbel, treasurer,
Hold Israel Program
and Bnai Brith Youth Commis-
priate or inadequate housing is and Mrs. Lewis Manning, secre-
tary. Harold Silver is executive
The women members of the sion.
a pressing problem.
Kvutzah Ivrith (Hebrew Cul-
One of the featured speakers
The annual meeting was ad- director of the Resettlement
ture Society) will sponsor a at the convention will be Rabbi
dressed by Theodore R. Isen- Service.
program dedicated to the 14th Morris Adler of Cong. Shaarey
stadt, director of a four-year i The new board elected for the
anniversary of the State of Zedek.
project to improve services to coming year includes Mrs. Sam-
MISS DIANE WALLACH
' uel Aaron, Mrs. Theodore Barg-
Israel on Saturday evening at
the aged.
man. Theodore Baruch, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Wallach of the Jewish Center.
Best Drama Authors
The Jewish Center and Reset- Tom Borman, Mrs. Samuel Cap- Ridgedale Ave., Oak Park, an-
Highlighted will be "The
tlement Service of Detroit held Ian. Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Er- nounce the engagement of their
The Broadway play "How to
1Women's
Part
in
Israeli
He-
their respective annual meetings , win B. Ellman, Miss Rose Est- daughter, Diane, to Robert Koby-1
Succeed in Business Without
brew
Literature,"
with
special
jointly with the JFCS.
rin, Mrs. Sol C. Grossman and lanski, son of Mrs. Rose Koby- 1 emphasis on the writings of Really Trying" by ABE BUR-
The meeting heard that a
Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman, Mrs. Ju- lanski of Westhampton Ave., Oak Ruth Bundi. Women participat- ROWS and FRANK LOESSER
new facility had been devel- lian H. Krolik, Philmore Lee- Park, and the late Albert Koby-
won the Pulitzer Prize for the
oped by the JFCS this year mon Mrs. Philip Marcuse, David lanski. An Aug. 12 wedding is ing will be Mesdames Harold best drama of the year.
Goodman,
Bertha
Goldman,
for the treatment of adolescent I. Rosin, Mrs. Emil D. Rothman, I planned.
Meyer Mathis, Deborah Oren-
girls. Sheruth House, the new
Mrs. Harold R. Schakne, Lee
. stein, Irving Banks and Mrs. D.
Want The Best?
placement home, was made Shulman, Jack Stattman, Mrs.
Kleinplatz. Mrs. Mathis is chair-
Ask the Folks Who've Had
possible through the genero9, ; Irving Steinman and Mrs. Sey-
man. The public is invited.
ity of the Sheruth League of mour Frank.
SAM BARNETT
Detroit.
The Resettlement Service is
and His Orchestra
JFK Lauds Bnai Brith
Children serviced by the .IFCS financed by the Allied Jewish
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this year had 6,298 days of care Campaign.
as 'Constructive Force'
in residential treatment centers
WASHINGTON, ( JT A ) —
and 10,583 in boarding (foster
President Kennedy commended
homes) and adoptive homes.
the 119-year record of Bnai
A new hoard elected at the
Brith community services as "a
seeking a book publisher
meeting includes Mrs. Theodore
positive constructive force for Two illustrated brochures reveal how
Bargman, Mrs. Victor Baum.
we
can publish, promote and sell
a good part of the history of
Louis A. Crane, Milton J. Doner,
your book; Ups to writers; facts and
our nation."
figures on bow we published over
Dr. S. Joseph Fauman, Mrs. Wil-
The President's tribute was 3,000 authors. All types of books
liam Frank, Charles Gershenson,
contained in a letter to Bnai wanted. Write Dept. JUt 5.
May 5
To Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
By SLM SHAPIRO
Ronald L. Greenberg, Merle Har-
Exposition Press,
Brith President Label Katz, in
ris, Dr. Louis Heideman, Mrs. vin D. Eisenberg, 13676 W. Ten
386 Park Ave. S., N.Y. 16
Adult drama hits the Mumford
Joseph .Tackier, Harry L. Jack- Mile, Oak Park, a daughter, Bar- stage Thursday and Friday when which the President also ex-
tended greetings to the Bnai
son. Mrs. Morris Kane, Mrs. bara.
the Drama Club presents Arthur Brith triennial convention which
Henry A. Krolik, Mrs. Charles
May 4 — To Dr. and Mrs. Miller's award-winning play, " All
MUSIC designed to please
Lakoff, Mrs. Samuel Linden, Mrs. Herbert David Sherbin (Helena My Sons." This is a challenging will open here Saturday for five
by
Jerome Pershin, Milford R. Pre- Pollock ). 14020 Northend, Oak ' work for a high school group, days.
Some 1,200 guests and dele-
gerson, Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum, Park. a daughter, Miriam Gay. but all indications are for a pol-
gates from 35 states as well as
*
William Schumer, Mrs. A. -Joseph
ished performance. Directed by
And His Orchestra
Seltzer, Mrs. Lawrence H. Selt- , May 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Earl Matthews, whose presenta- from Canada, Latin America,
(formerly with Mickey Woolf)
zer, Mrs. Reuben Shapiro and ' ert M. Radner (Barbara Sklo- tions have been artistic successes Great Britain, Ireland, Conti-
— Featuring —
William M. Wetsman.
ver ). 19210 Starland. South- at Mumford, and student direc- nental Europe and Israel are
VICKI FERREL, Vocalist
The Jewish Family and Chil- field. a daughter. Nancy Ann. tor Natalie Berris, the play will expected for the convention.
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Nathan L. Milstein, re-
"angels" in last semester's pro-
April 27 — To Mr. and Mrs. duction, "My Three Angels," in
elected president of the Reset-
Donald
Nitzkin
(Florence
Tob-
which Judy also participated.
tlement Service, reported that
in), 21661 Ridgedale, Oak Park, Tickets are now on sale for both
in the past year, $107,314 in
a
son,
Gary
Daniel.
performances.
indemnification funds had
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More than 170 Detroit high
been awarded to 123 claimants
April 2&—To Mr. and Mrs. school students will offer orig-
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