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Women's Cluhs1
JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION will hold its annual paid-
up membership complimentary
luncheon noon Wednesday at
the Jericho Temple, 18495
Wyoming, announces President
Mrs. Morris Miller.
ELAINE L. SCHNEYER
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schneyer,
of Northlawn Avenue, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Elaine Lenore, to Dr. Mur-
ray Brickman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Brickman, of Lon-
don, Ontario.
The bride - elect attended
Wayne State University and re-
ceived a Bachelor of Science in
Education.
Her fiance was graduated
from the Universtiy of W1,3 tern
Ontario Medical School and was
affiliated with Beta Sigma Rho
fraternity. In July, Dr. Brick-
man will begin a residency at
New Grace Hospital.
An Aug. 7 wedding is planned.
Ben D. Burdick's
WSU Affiliations
Receive Acclaim
Approaching a cherished anni-
versary—the 35th of his gradua-
tion, in 1928, from the Wayne
University Law mgmm ,37n..
School—Benja-
min D. Burdick,
now one of the
members of
Wayne State:
University
Board of Gov-
ernors, emer-
ges in the lime-
light amongthe
chief advocates
of advancing
his alma ma-
ter's needs and
objectives. Burdick
When he was elected to the
WSU Governing Board, he was
the only successful statewide
Republican candidate, and the
overwhelming vote he received
was a 'recognition. of the esteem
in which he is held in Republican
ranks, in which he has been a
leader since his youth, and the
respect accorded him by all who
work with him,
For 20 years, he was chairman
of the 15th -Republican District
and was succeeded in this post
by his brother, Irwin, who shares
the law practice with him and
another brother, Herbert.
A consistent advocate of clean
politics, a believer that men of
ability should take an interest
in their community and in poli-
tical affairs—"how else can we
get the ablest men to run our
public affairs?", he asks—he has
encouraged his brothers to follow
in his footsteps and to share re-
sponsibility in political affairs.
Born in Lawrence, Mass., in
1903, Burdick came to Detroit
with his family as a youngster.
He made his way through school,
selling papers. He made the
honor roll as a student in North
eastern High School and had
time, in addition to earning his
way to college, for ROTC and a
part in the senior play.
Lutzker Voliner
Society Holds Seder
The Lutzker Voliner Society
will hold a Passover third seder
Sunday evening at 15775 James
Couzens, announced Jos e p h
Rott, chairman. New names will
be added to the charter at a
celebration of its revision April
21 at the same meeting place,
according to Louis Lyons, chair-
man.
Growth
Many Detroiters Adding to Israel'
Women's club notices for in-
sertion in our issue of April
19, because of Passover, must
reach The Jewish News office
before noon on Friday, April
12. Timely copy will be re-
tained for use the following
week, and all other copy will,
of necessity, be discarded.
FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER,
Mizrachi Women, will celebrate
its 25th anniversary with a
donor luncheon 2:30 p.m. May
7 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, an-
nounces President Mrs. David
Novetsky. Chairman • of the
event are Mesdames Louis Big-
man, ' donor; Victor Lovettes,
special; Jones Targow, memo-
Hams; Raymond Rosenberg,
darlings; and Nathan Wolock,
prizes. A pre-donor rally lunch-
eon will be held 12:30 p.m.
April 22 at Cong. Beth Yehu-
dah. Friends are invited.
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ACCOUNTANTS GUILD
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY will
elect officers Wednesday eve-
ning at the home of Mrs. Nor-
man Stricof, 24640 Radclift, Oak
Park, announces President Mrs.
Hy Sherman. A social hour will
follow.
* * *
HANITA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold a rummage
sale April 22 and 23 at 420 S.
Main, Royal Oak. For informa-
tion and pick-up, call Mrs. Mor-
UN
ris Gordon, chairman
1-8471.
* * *
ROCHEL LAYA STEPINER
AID SOCIETY will hold its 18th
annual donor luncheon 12:30 p.m.
May 8 at the Raleigh House.
Prizes and entertainment will be
featured. For information, call
Mrs. Leonard Simons, DI 2-1717.
* * *
BETH ABRAHAM SISTER-
HOOD will hold a Pesach Oneg
Shabbat "open house" 2:30-4:30
p.m. Saturday at the home of
Rabbi and Mrs. Israel I. Hal-
pern, 18681 Santa Rosa.
* * *
PARKWOOD CHAPTER,
Women's American ORT, will
hold a board meeting 11 a.m.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Cohen, 18034 Ohio, announces
President Mrs. Jack Rubin.
* * *
NORTHVILLE STATE HOS-
PITAL AUXILIARY will meet
1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the hospi-
tal to elect officers, announces
President Mrs. Rae Pearlman.
The assistant medical director
of the hospital will speak. A
social hour will follow. Friends
are invited.
* * *
TOWN AND COUNTRY
CHAPTER, Women's American
ORT, will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the Reynolds Aluminum
Building. Councilman Mel Ray-
itz will speak on "Changing
Neighborhoods." Refreshments
will be served. Husbands are
invited.
* * *
GOLDA MYERSON CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will meet
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Hostesses will
be Sylvia Lechtzin and Mrs.
Morris Fealk. Friends are in-
vited.
* * *
CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS will present a book
review by Mrs. Sol Feldman,
director of the Book Reviews
Seminar of the Jewish Center,
on "Seidman and Son" and "My
Geisha" noon April 22 at the
Raleigh House, it was an-
nounced by President Mrs. Abe
Eizelman. Included on the pro-
gram will be Mrs. Sidney E.
Deitch, parliamentarian. Lun-
cheon will be served.
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By DAVID WEISSMAN
TEL-AVIV, Israel—A cursory
glance at the membership rolls
of the Association of Americans
and Canadians in Israel is an
indication that the American
Middle West is adding a spot
of color of its own on the
Middle East in an already col-
orful Israeli pop -alation.
The Association numbering
some 12,000 Americans and
Canadians is a mutual, self-
help organization, aiding its
members in establishing them-
selves in the new environment
of Israel. And while a great
number are so-called senior
citizens, the vast majority are
still in their prime of young
adulthood, and are fast becom-
ing rooted in the soil of Eretz
Israel.
Dr. M. C. Shelesnyak, of Chi-
cago, who joined the Weizmann
Institute in 1950, and was for-
mer acting head of the Bio-
physics Branch of the U.S.
Navy Office of Naval Research,
now heads. the Weizmann Insti-
tute's new research project in
Biodynamics.
Dr. Janai Tabb, a graduate
of the University of Chicago,
now living in Haifa, heads the
ewry
On die Air
Technion's department of gen-
eral studies.
From Detroit comes Dr. S.
Abel Agranat, a dental surgeon
who has recently been named
president of the Haifa Rotary
Club. Abel's brother, Judge
S. Agranat, is a member of
the Supreme Court.
Hillel Haramati, formerly of
Detroit, a member of Kibbutz
Ein-Dor; has been appointed
technical advisor and efficiency
expect at the Ministry of Health
for kibbutz laundries through-
out the country. He has writ-
ten a book on the management
and organization of laundries
in Hebrew.
Dr. Edward Saperstein of De-
troit, a professor of pharmacol-
ogy at Wayne University, came
to Israel to head the pharma-
cological section of the Hadas-
sah Hospital.
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Feature: Dr. Marie Syrkin,
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Men's Clubs Honor
JPS at Convention
The 34th annual conventioon
of the National Federation of
Jewish Men's Clubs, the na-
tional association of men's
groups of Conservative Jewish
congregations, will honor the
Jewish Publication Society of
America for its sponsorship
of the first translation of the
Old Testament into modern
English from the traditional
Hebrew text.
Philip Goldstein of Wash-
ington, D.C., President, said
that the organization would pre-
sent a citation to the Jewish
Publication Society at a special
session during the convention,
to be held at the Concord Ho-
tel, Kiamesha Lake, N. Y., April
28 through May 1.
Dr. Amitai Etzioni, associate
professor of sociology and re-
search associate of the Insti-
tute of War and Peace Studies
at Columbia University, will
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