• Jewish Women's League Announces Appointments for Service Groups ORT Does I-Ierculean Job, But Not Bedol-Stein Enough, Mrs. Becker . Says of Trip Vows Exchanged The League of Jewish Worn- en's Organizations of Greater Detroit, an affiliate of the Na- tional Bureau of Federated Jewsh Women's Groups, has an- nounced appointments of com- mittee chairmen to represent the League on various com- munal agencies and service groups, according to Mrs. Mar- tin Naimark, president. The appointments were made a, Mrs. Harry Becker has re- ship plan serves just such a turned from her 15th trip purpose. It is sometimes re- " abroad. Thirteen were for ferred to as the "crash pro- "4 pleasure. This one, her second gram." It is for those people who do as member of a study mission , for Women's American ORT, not have the time to acquire a was marked by both "tears of "formal" education, but -must . .r.: joy and tears of just plain sad- begin to earn a livelihood ness." • quickly. In these courses, they Mrs. Becker was overjoyed are taught how to use small at the harmonious workings of tools, make minor repairs, the rA a class, which included 18 Con- rudiments of carpentry or • golese, at an ORT school in plumbing. There presently are • Geneva. She had empathy for the more destitute persons than Algerian refugees in Marseilles ORT is equipped to train. En- ID and the 40,000 Jews in Casa- trance is on a first-come, first- serve basis. blanca's mellah. P.; ti "There are, 150,000 Jews in As part of a five-woman study E-. mission conducted every three Morocco," says Mrs. Becker, O years "80,000 in Casablanca and 40,- by ORT (Organization for E. Rehabilitation a n d Training), 000 in that city's mellah. I tried g z Mrs. Becker's purpose was to to look at the situation objec- inspect ORT installations at her tively. I found that I could not r4 go through it untouched. The assigned sector, Morocco. Her checklist included (1) worst slum in the United States how funds were being spent, is a paradise in comparison to (2) how programs were being the mellah." "Its inhabitants," she says, implemented and (3) how effi- cient was operation. The an- "live in the most vile condi- tions imaginable. They are af- swers to those three questions pleased her beyond expectation. flicted with infections. Refuse ORT, says Mrs. Becker, is doing and waste litter the streets. Families are limited to a ration an Herculean job. of one cup of water per day .. . It is distressing to her that for drinking, cooking and wash- it is not enough. ing purposes." Mrs. Becker, member of Mrs. Becker described the Com- ORT's National Executive queues for the "soup kitchen" regional chairman of mittee and run by the Joint Distribution Southern and Midwest Expan- Committee, and her eyes sion, will report on her findings brimmed at . the remembrance. to the Committee on July 11 in . These are the people ORT must New York. She has one major rehabilitate. *There are seven recommendation. ORT schools in Morocco, all We must lower standards of instituted in a i2-year period. entrance to our schools and ex- They are not enough. pand." It was with a great deal of In order to expand abroad, satisfaction, she says, that her says Mrs. Becker. Women's tour of the mellah was con- American ORT must expand ducted by one of its graduates, here . • with more chapters to trained by ORT to overcome his i surroundings. provide the necessary funds. Mrs. Becker was quick to ex- plain that lowering standards Janet Sue Kellerman does not mean impairing the Honored by AMVET caliber of ORT schools. Pro- Janet Sue Kellerman was the grams range from short-term only recipient of the AMVET vocational training for simple award for "outstanding scholar- trades to three and four-year ship and leadership" of this curricula for training in June's graduating classes in highly skilled professions in Michigan high schools. electronics, engineering, medi- I The AMVET award is present- tine and science. ed to sons and daughters of The industry and government world war veterans who were of Morocco, as in other coun- either totally or partially dis- tries where ORT is located, abled. Miss Kellerman was one "snap up our people almost of 21 students throughout the before they graduate," she says. country to receive $500 from The problem to which she AMVET,- refers is the need, "Now," of She was graduated valedictori- the growing list of poverty- an of her class at Berkley High stricken and persons who have School and received a tuition been relocated to learn a means scholarship to Wayne State Uni- to provide for their families. versity, in a d d i t ion to the In addition to ORT's con- AMVET stipend. Miss Kellerman is the daughter tinuing programs of a sophisti- cated and specialized nature, of Mrs. Walter Kellerman of Lin- the organization's apprentice- coln Ave., Huntington Woods. .4 r BRAVERMAN'S KOSHER . MEATS 1 °9 GROUND mBEEF 15v. 2 Lbs. 95` YOUNG BEEF LIVER.... Lb. 49c RIB STEAK, ;imymedy .. Lb. $ Dr. Bar-Levav Gets Senior Psychiatry Award at Wayne State The degree of doctor of medi- cine was conferred this week on Reuven Bar-Levav, 20041 Little- field, by the Wayne State Uni- versity College of Medicine, and the senior award in psychiatry given anually by the American psychiatry Association for an outstanding study in the field. The subject of Dr. Bar-Levav's award-winning study was "Psy- chologic Reflections Upon Mod- ern, Architecture." Bar-Levav has had an active role in the field of Jewish edu- cation, having taught at the United Hebrew Schools and at the Shaarey Zedek Schools. Prior to his move to Detroit, he was editor of the Hebrew Journal, "Niv" in New York, associated with Camps Massad as educator- director and with Ha'noar Ha'- Ivri Hebrew Youth Association as executive director. Dr. Bar-Levav and his wife, Sylvia (nee Savin), are the par- ents of three children: Doron, I. a and Leora. Dr. Bar-Levav will serve his internship at Har- per Hospital. MRS. JUSTIN BEDOL Beverly Lyba Stein became the bride of Justin Lee Bedol in a ceremony June 17 at Adas Shalom synagogue. Officiating was Rabbie Jacob Segal. Parents of the newlyweds are Mrs. Sol Stein, 9161 War- rington and Mr. and Mrs. Harry yden, Beech- Bedol, 25370 l3r wood, Ohio. The bride wore an ivory peau de sole gown with bouquets of re-embroidered lace. Bows cas- caded down the back and end- ed in a chapel-train. The shoul- der-length bouffant veil was held in place by a small pill box made from matching lace of the gown. Mrs. Gerald L. Stein and Mrs. Alfred H. Stein were matrons- of-honor. Bridesmaids were Judith Pliskow, Judith Stein, Mrs. Edward Fairman and Mrs. Robert Singer. Junior brides- maids were Meridel Rubenste - and Sharon Bedol. Mr. Harry Bedol, father of An Act to provide for a state the bridegroom, was best man. 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