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MISS BRENDA GARELICK

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Garelick
of Montreal announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Brenda, to Sheldon Wasser of
Indiana Ave., son of Joe Wasser
and the late Mrs. Ida Wasser.
The prospective bridegroom
is a graduate of Wayne State
University, where he was a
member of Sigma Alpha Mu fra-
ternity. He received his master's
degree from the University of
Michigan. The bride-elect is a
graduate of Macdonald Teach-
er's College in Montreal. An
Aug. 11 wedding in Montreal is
planned.

Our Letter Boxl

Class Thankful
for Hebrew Courses
at Jewish Center

Sponsoring Committee Forming
for Kasle Testimonial on June 12

Lawrence Gubow, Harry Guttenberg.
Louis Hamburger, Samuel Hamburger,
Joseph Handleman, Ben Harold,
Joseph Holtzman, William Hordes,
Ruben Isaacs, Sam Jacobs, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Jones, Mrs. Harry L. Jones,
Maxwell Jospey, Mrs. I. Kardener,
Judge Charles Kaufman, Judge Ira
G. Kaufman, Judge Nathan J. Kauf_
man, Judge George D. Kent, Harry
Koltonow, Mrs. Morris Kutinsky, A.
J. Lachover, Benjamin Laikin, Louis
LaMed, Mr. and Mrs. George Lerner,
Prof. • Samuel M. Levin, Ben M.
Lewis, Sol Lifsitz, Nathan Linden.
Milton M. Maddin, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Michlin, Max Osnos, A. C.
Perlman, Judge Joseph J. Pernick,
David Pollack, Al Posen, Sigmund
Rohlik, William Roth, David Safran,
Hyman Safran, Irving W. Schlussel,
Harry Schumer, Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal, Sherman Shapiro, Judge Bur-
ton R. Shifman, David Silver, Leon-
ard N. Simons, David Sislin, Richard
Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomo-
vitz, Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Stollman, Phillip
Stollman, Philip Taubman, Zvi Tom-
kiewicz, Melville S. Welt, Dr. Israel
Wiener, Mrs. Henry Wineman, Judge
Rabbi Morris Adler, Rabbi Eman- John M. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
uel Applebaum, Rabbi Milton Arm, ward Wishnetsky, Harry Yudkoff,
Harry • B. Aronow, Judge Victor Maurice Zeiger, George M. Zeltzer.
Baum, Mandell Berman, Cantor and
Reservations at the dinner,
Mrs. Simon Bermanis, Joseph Bern-
stein, Louis Berry, Jerry Bielfield, by planting 25 trees per couple,
Tom Borman, Alfred H. Bou-
nin. Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. are being accepted at the office
Brandwine, Benjamin D. Burdick, of the JNF.
Harry E. Citrin, Harry Cohen, Avern
Cohen, Irwin I. Cohn, Norman Cott-
ler, Hy Crystal, Israel Davidson,
Congressman John D. Dingell, Wil-
liam M. Ellmann. James I. Ellmann,
Albert Elazar, Mr. and Mrs. I. M.
Faxstein, Rabbi Leon Fram, Israel
Finkelstone, Seymour J. Frank, Mr.
The "uniquely American
and Mrs. Nathan Freedland, David
Goldberg, Mrs. M. Goldoftas, Na- story" of the Anti-Defamation
thaniel H. Goldstick, Abraham Gold- League's 50-year battle against
stein, Joseph Gorman, Rabbi Benja-
min Gorrelick, Rabbi Irwin Groner, religious and' racial bigotry is

Faudem-Haber
Engagement Told

A large group of prominent
Detroiters this week joined the
committee sponsoring the testi-
monial dinner to be given in
honor of Abe Kasle, at the new
Shaarey Zedek social Hall,
Wednesday evening, June 12.
With -U. S. Senator Wayne
Morse of Oregon as guest speak-
er and Hyman Safran as toast-
master, the event, being given
under the auspices of the Jew-
ish National Fund Council of
Detroit, will mark the comple-
tion of the Kasle Family Forest
in Israel.
Morris Brandwine, president
of the JNF Council, announces
that the sponsoring committee,
still in formation, already in-
cludes the following:

`Look' Features
Bnai Brith ADL

Youth Forest in
Israel to Honor
Ben-Zvi's Memory

Editor, The Jewish News:
In the September, 1962, issue
of The Jewish News, there was
an announcement that modern
Hebrew speech was to be taught
by Israeli teachers at the Jewish
Center. A class was assembled
and we took advantage of the
opportunity. The season has
now come to a close. It is our
sincere hope that the Jewish
Center will again, this coming
season, afford us the opportuni-
ty of continuing our Hebrew
studies. We greatly appreciate
the dedication and courteous
treatment given us by the per-
sonnel of the Jewish Center and
our teacher, Mr. Geller.
JACK GOLDHAR
(On behalf of the entire class.)

Dr. Israel Wiener, chairman
of the Jewish National Fund
youth and education commit-
tee, is shown here receiving
from Chuck Lefton, chairman
of the Detroit Jewish Youth
Council, a presentation for the
planting of several hundred
trees to form the nucleus for a
Detroit Jewish _Youth Forest
DETROIT P 0 S T installed in Israel, in memory of Israel's
Jack Litzky, commander; Louis President Itzhak Ben-Zvi. The
Benton., junior commander. An presentation was made at the
unveiling for Harry Berman youth Israel 15th anniversary
will be held 11 a.m. Sunday at celebration held at the Jew-
Northwest Cemetery. Memorial ish Center under the co-spon-
Day services will be held 11 sorship of the JNF and the
a.m. June 2 at Machpelah Center, with the Youth Coun-
cil in charge of arrangements.
Cemetery.

MI, Activities

featured in the current issue of
Look Magazine.
In a six-page article marking
the ADL's 50th anniversary,
Thomas Morgan traces the his-
tory of the League from its
early battles against overt, blat-
ant anti-Semitism to its present-
day campaigns against subtle
discrimination in areas such as
housing, education and employ-
ment.
The magazine describes the
ADL as "a highly skilled
human - relations organization"
dedicated to combating preju-
dice and promoting understand-
ing.
Noting that the League's bud-
get for next year is $3,940,000,
the magazine quotes ADL na-
tional chairman Dore Schary:
"We will do with it what we've
always done. Where we find
prejudice, we fight it. That's a
commitment you - make as an
American and as a Jew."
Schary, according to Look,
expresses the mood of many
Jewish Americans on the subject
of tolerance when he declares in
the article:
- "I don't want to be tolerated
as a Jew. We can tolerate pain,
tolerate misfortune, but I am
intolerant of that patronizing
group who continue to prattle,
`Some of my best friends are
Jews.' "

Einstein Leaders Get Bond Awards

Receiving awards for their leadership in the Albert Einstein
Lodge and Chapter 1963 Bnai Brith Ishael Bond Program are,
from left, seated:, Mrs. Max Tyner, Chapter president; Mrs. Max
Solarz, Israel Bond chiarman; Mrs. Irving Isaacs, Israel Bond chair-
man, Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Women's Council; standing:
By Crystal, executive director, Bnai Brith in Michigan, who
handed out the awards; Max Fridman, Einstein Lodge Israel Bond
chairman; Sam Freedman, lodge president, and Joseph Kagan.
Approximately $15,000 in Israel Bonds were purchased at the
Einstein affair, attended by 300 persons in the Gemiluth Chas-
sodim Social Hall. Einstein, with a membership of 300, is in the
forefront in the Bnai Brith Israel program. The members are
survivors of the Nazi holocaust, The awards were copies of the
popular book, "Israel," by Joan Comay.

Socialites to Hold
Installation Dinner

Detroit Socialites will hold
its seventh annual installation
dinner-dance June 2 at the Ken-
wood Supper Club. Eric Rose-
now and his orchestra will play
for dancing. Ralph Helper will
be installing officer. Reserva-
tions may be made for the en-
tire affair or for the dance only.
Call Lillian Bensman, KE 4-
6664, or Elaine Roth. The com-
munity is invited.

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IN GOOD MUSIC

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MISS BARBARA FAUDEM

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faudem
2-7874.
of Marlow Ave., Oak Park, an-
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nounce the engagement of their
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daughter, Barbara Ann, to Law-
rence Michael Haber, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haber of
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where he was affiliated with
Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. He
is now a sophomore at the Uni-
versity of Detroit School of
Dentistry and is a member of
Alpha Omega fraternity. A De-
cember wedding is planned.

Compton Award Goes
to Hillel at M.I.T.

BOSTON—The Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundation at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
was honored with a Karl Tay-
lor Compton Award for its
"major contributions to the in-
tellectual and cultural life of
the M.I.T. community." A Comp-
ton Award is the highest uni-
versity honor to a student or-
ganization.
Mrs. Karl Compton, widow of
the former M.I.T. president who
died in 1954, made the presen-
tation to Hciward Pielet of Chi-
cago, a senior, president of the
M.I.T. Hillel Society, at the an-
nual awards convocation attend-
ed by 500 students and faculty
members. A $250 cash prize ac-
companied the citation.
Rabbi Herman Pollack, a
member of the Hillel staff for
22 years, has been director of
the Foundation at M.I.T. since
1952. He also supervises the
Hillel program at Tufts Uni-
versity.

One of the first effective vac-
cines against whooping cough
was developed and standardized
in laboratories of the Michigan
Department of. Health.

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