MRS. LARRY BARNBLATT

Deborah Barbara Saslove be-
came the bride of Larry Roger
Barnblatt in a ceremony Nov. 18
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Rabbi
Morris Adler and Cantor Jacob
Sonenklar officiated.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Saslove of
Sherbourne Rd. and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Barnblatt of San
Francisco, Calif.
The bride wore an ivory satin,
floor-length gown • with jewel
neckline and long sleeves.
Mrs. Stephen Goddard, sister .
of the bridegroom, was matron
of honor. Rima Saslove served
her sister as maid of honor.
Steve Goddard, brother-in-law
of the bridegroom, was best
man. Josh Saslove, brother of
the bride, was usher.
After a honeymobn in Aca-
pulco, Mexico, the newlyweds
will reside in San Francisco.

Detroit Council of Pioneer Women Netania Davrath, Israeli -Singer,..
Plans 32nd Animal Donor and Tea in Institute Founders Concert

A three-month fund-raising
campaign by Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women will be cli-
maxed at its
annual donor
and tea, noon
Dec. 1 2 at
Temple Israel,
it was an-
nounced by
Mrs. Richard
B. Kramer,
program chair-
man.
Highlighting
the 32nd an- Mrs. Kramer
nual donor will be I. L. Kenen.
editor of the Near East Report
and exectuive director of the
American Israeli Affairs Com-
mittee.
Kenen, who was a member of
Israel's first delegation to the
United Nations and who for
many years has dedicated his
efforts to promote American
friendship for Israel, has just
returned from an extensive tour
of the Middle East and Israel.
His subject will deal with his
observations in that part of the
world and its relationship to
Israel.
Sharing the program with
Kenen will be Mort Freeman,
popular baritone and star of
radio and television. Particu-
larly noted for his interpreta-
tion of folk songs of his people,
Freeman will render a program
of Israeli, light operatic and

Romney Affirms
His Belief in
`Separation'

An inquiry made by Jules
D'Oneson of the George Rom-
neys regarding purported ru-
mors that they were -opposed to
the U. S. Supreme Court de-
cision outlawing the reading of
prayers in public schools
brought the following • state-
ment from Governor - Elect
George Romney:
"Thank you for your recent
letter relating to my position
on recitation of prayers in pub-
lic schools.
"I have made my position
clear in the past, and it is es-
sentially this. I have never
argued with the Supreme Court
decision in the New York case.
I would not be in favor of any
attempt in Michigan to inter-
fere with the decision.
"I understand you have al-
ready talked with .Mrs. Romney
and I trust she has set to rest
any suspicions you might have
about her remarks, which have
been distorted for obvious po-
litical reasons."
In an appended • note to his
letter initialed G. R., the Gover-
nor-Elect stated: •

believe in separation of
Church. and State." •

Romney's letter was post-
marked 'Nov. 1. • Doneson had
communicated with him on Oct:
4, inquiring as to the veracity
of reports that Mr. and . Mrs.
Romney favOred prayers as
part of school curricula. On
Oct. 8, Mrs. Lenore - Romney
herself called Doneson to re-
fute the rumors and to tell him
that her husband was a disci-
plined American citizen who ac-
cepts • "the law of the land as
such:"
She stated that both she and
her husband were in agreement
with the Supreme Court de-
cision and were opposed to any
type of, interference with it.
She assured Doneson that her
husband, then a candidate for
the GOverriorship, would per-
sonally.assert his position. His
position-0i Nov. 1 was a follow-
Ilk tothat conversation.

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A young Israeli lyric soprano,
Netania Davrath, will present a
program in five languages at the
Detroit Institute of Arts audi-
torium 8:20 p.m. Dec. 3.
This is the second program in
the concert series presented by
the Founders Society Music Com-
mittee.
Opening the concert with a
group of Israeli songs, including
Ben Chaim's "I Am The Rose of
Sharon," and Lavry's "I Am
Fair,"
Miss Davrath will then
Rosenwald Auxiliary,
present a group of German lieder.
Post Plan Games Nite
Tickets for the Davrath con-
Rosenwald Post and Ladies cert are available in the World
Auxiliary, American Legion,
are sponsoring their annual
fund-raising games night 8:30
Wednesday at the Beth Yehu-
da, 17356 Wyoming.
Friends are invited. Refresh-
ments and prizes will be fea-
tured. Proceeds go to charity.

Yiddish songs.
Heading the cabinet of cam-
paign chairmen are Mesdames
Moe Saslove, vice-president of
funds; Albert Herman and Her-
man . Kanter, special projects
chairmen; Wilbur Shapiro and
David Dworkin, Moetzet Hapoa-
lot; and Norman Kanter, ar-
rangements. Mrs. Norman Lee-
mon is president of Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women.

Adventure Series office at the
Detroit Institute of Arts, TE
2-7676, and at Grinnell's down-
town.

Robert Kasle Wins
F. A. Wetsman Award

Announcement was made in
Philadelphia last week, at the
General Assembly of the Council
of Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds that one of the youth
leadership awards for the year
went to Robert Kasle. He was
awarded the annual Frank A.
Wetsman Award.

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