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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, November 2, 1962

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Mr. and Mrs. Jules Doneson have returned from a visit to
Paris, Lake Como, Venice, Athens and a seven-day cruise - of the
Aegaean Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mersky have returned to Athens after
cruising the Greek Islands. The Merskys will continue on to
Istanbul, Israel and Paris before returning home.
-Dr. -and Mrs. Murray Halbmillion and Dr. and Mrs. Irvin
Hyman have returned to Detroit after a tour of France, Italy
and Greece.
At a recent, meeting. of the Pearlman Family Club officers
elected were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Palmer, president; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Levenberg, vice-president; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearl-
man, secretary.
Larry Sklar was elected president of the Kaplan Family Club
at a recent meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Wider. Other officers are Shirley Monson, vice-president; Joe
Feldman, treasurer; Marilyn Shulman, secretary; and Ingrid
Dressner, sunshine chairman.
Scores of Detroiters visited Israel in the past month. In-
cluded among them were Dr. David Seligson, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Silverstein, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Oppenheim.
Judith Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zeldon S. Cohen,
and Dianne Goldfarb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Goldfarb,
have taken a one-week leave from their studies at the University
of Michigan to attend the national convention of the American
Dental Association. Both girls are graduate dental hygienists
and will give a clinic at the convention in Miami Beach.
Herschel H. Levine of Sussex Ave. took part in the Third
National Orientation Conference of the National Defense Execu-
tive Reserve on Oct. 22 in Washington, D.C., when several
hundred business leaders from all parts of the country reviewed
their roles in event of a national emergency..
• Marc -Grainger, Benjy Glazer, George Schwartz, Ronald Silver-
man, Bruce Perrhikoff and Larry Warner of Troop 421, sponsored
by the Vernor School PTA, were among 800 scouts who took
part in the recent Greenfield District Camporee held at D-A
Scout Ranch near Lapeer.
The Sherman Family Club will meet 8:30 p.m. Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Levenstein, 19178 San Juan.

Detroit Council of Jewish Women
Making Plans for Blue Angel Ball

Detroit Section, National
Council of Jewish Women, will
give its "Blue Angel Ball" 8:30
p.m. Nov. 21 at Cobo Hail.
General chairman is Mrs.
Jerry Krandall, assisted by vice-
chairman Mrs. Alvin Rodecker,
chairman of the Angel Ball
board Mrs. Oscar Silverman,
recording secretary Mrs. George
Meyerson and corresponding
secretary Mrs. Harry Kellman.
Sponsor chairmen are Mrs.
Sidney Marwil and Mrs. Oscar
Silverman. Publicity is being
handled by Mrs. Harold Ziv,

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charge of art work. Policy is
under the direction of Mes-
dames Lewis Daniels and Daniel
Krouse.
Decorations are being planned
and produced by decorations
co-chairmen Mrs. Donald Weil
and Mrs. Manuel Rotenberg.
Handling seating are Mrs.
Peter Rubin and Mrs. James
Whitman, while supper arrange-
ments are the job of Mrs. Ber-
nard Spiegel and Mrs. Ronald
Greenberg:
Hostesses, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Marvin Frankel and
Mrs. Michael Travis, will wear
outfits made by Mrs. David
Blank and Mrs. Gilbert Michel.
The prizes and gift wrappings
are under the chairmanship of
Mesdames Morton Lazar, Julian
Frank, Frederick Shevin and
Lawrence Weisman.
A midnight supper, Warney
Ruhl's Orchestra and the Barnes
Dancing Team will be among
the attractions of the evening.
Members who contribute $150
in merchandise or 150 hours on
duty at the Resale Shop located
at Fairfield and Puritan are
guests at the Blue Angel Ball.

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Romney Pledges Fight Against Discrimination

"Fundamental to our Ameri-
can way of life is complete free-
dom of worship and conscience
and separation of church and
state," according to George
Romney, Republican candidate
for Governor, in a recent pub-
lic statement. He continued:
"Here in this nation founded
on the Judeo-Christian concept
of the divine origin of man,
Jews have fought side by side

color or creed, and I want to
see it ended.
"I am equally opposed to
more subtle but just as vicious
forms of discrimination in em-
ployment. Every citizen must
be judged not by his race or
creed, but by his worth as an
individual.
"As Governor of Michigan, I

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with good men of other faiths
to wipe out discrimination and
intolerence of every kind. Hav-
ing been a victim of religious
persecution in my own child-
hood, I have throughout my life
shared fully in this inter-faith
effort to achieve justice and
equality for every man.
"I am especially proud that
my efforts in this field earned
recognition by the Anti-Defa-
mation League of Bnai Brith in
the form of their American
Democratic Living Award in
1959.
"I am unalterably opposed to
discrimination and segregation
in housing. I believe this is
now the most serious area of
injustice for people who hap-
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REX CHAPTER will - hold a
membership tea 9 p.m. Monday
at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Lefkosky, 20147 Steel. Every-
one--is welcome.
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IVAN S. BLOCK LODGE will
hold a special program on
A. D. L. with a speaker and
special films 9:00 p.m. Monday
at Labor Zionist Hall. Guests are
invited.. Prizes will be given for
those who arrive on time.
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THEODORE HERZL CHAP-
TER will meet 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day at 41 Oak, River Rouge. The
group visits Northville Hospital
monthly and entertains patients.
For information, call Mrs. P.
Sherman, AV 2-6463.
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METROPOLITAN MEN'S
COUNCIL SERVICE COMMIT-
TEE will provide patients at
the Ann Arbor Veterans Hospi-
tal with a 90-minute variety show
2 p.m. Sunday. Assisting Chair-
man Sol Steinberg will be Irving
Berger, S h e r m an Goldman,
Charles Goldstei n, Murray
Krugel, Sanford Pliskow, Robert
Rudman and Sam Zieman.

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no faith.—Job 15.

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other. That's an unnecessary
handicap that we in this state
should get rid of as speedily as
possible."

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