Friday, Sept. 20, 1963 — THE DETROIT JEW ISH NEWS -- 18
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activities in Society
Mr. and Mrs. Urie Katz of Haifa, Israel, will visit during the
High Holy Days their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Irving I. Katz
of Santa Rosa Drive. Urie and Nili Katz are both Sabras (natives
of Israel) and are presently enrolled as students at Ohio State
University in Columbus. Nih is regarded as one of the most
beautiful women in Israel. She was selected in 1961 as the most
beautiful girl in the Israeli army, during her service in the armed
forces of her country, and her photograph appeared on the cover
of Bamachaneh, the official magazine of the Israeli army, and in
other Israeli publications. She graduated in Israel as an art
teacher. Urie is regarded as one of the leading interpreters of
Israeli folk dances. He represented Israel at the • International
Youth Festival in Moscow, Russia, and in other countries.
Thomas Spira, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Spira, 13328 N.
Norfolk, has returned from a six-week work and study program
in Israel sponsored by the Zionist Organization of Detroit and
the United Hebrew Schools. Included was a one-month stay at
Kfar Silver, an agricultural training institute near Ashkelon, and
two weeks of guided tours throughout the country. Thomas is a
student at Mumford High School and the Midrasha of the United
Hebrew Schools.
Bee Kalt, of the Bee Kalt Travel Service, has returned from
attending a reception and inspection of the new "Carmania"
which will be sailing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on a series
of Caribbean Cruises.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth of Church Rd., Oak Park, were
recently honored by their children, Sandra and. Allan, at a
surprise dinner party at Carl's Chop House on the occasion of
their 30th wedding anniversary. Sixty relatives and friends
attended, including guests from Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Louis Pearlman of Livonia, immediate past president
of the Northville State Hospital Auxiliary, recently served on a
reactor panel at the Conference of Community Relations Directors
sponsored by the Michigan Department of Health at Haven Hill
Lodge in East Highland.
The Federation of Democratic Women of Wayne County will
launch their volunteer recruitment program and membership
drive 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. James H. Lincoln of
Birchcrest Dr., according to Mrs. John Schneider, chairman.
Assisting Mrs. Schneider are Mesdames Leo Silver, Catherine
Light, Ira Kaufman and Joseph Pernick.
David Arthur Kaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Kaplan,
18906 Strathrnoor, has enrolled at the College of Osteopathic
Medicine and Surgery, Des Moines, Iowa.
Wagner Commends
`Beyond Melting Pot'
Commenting on the challeng-
ing book "Beyond the Melting
Pot" by Nathan- Glazer and
Patrick Moynihan, published by
M. I. T. Press, Mayor Robert F.
Wagner of New York state:
"Messrs. Moynihan and Glazer
have written an important book
which is made more so by the
fact that it is eminently read-
able. It. reflects both social-
political scholarship and liter-
ary skill, telling difficult things
in an easy way.
"It is indeed a pioneer effort
to treat in depth the story of
the accommodation of the mi-
grants of the '50's—the Puerto
Ricans and southern Negroes—
to life in New York, and New
York City's reaction to this
great wave. The book does an
excellent, eye - opening a n d
thoughtful job. Although much
more needs to be said and writ:.
ten on this subject than is said
in "Beyond the Melting Pot,"
this book contributes substan-
tially to both our understanding
of the facts and of the problems
resulting from the facts. It is a
most valuable book. But above
all, it is a lively, challenging .. .
and digestible book."
Farband Sponsors
Car Rental in Israel
Farband-Labor Zionist Order-
announced the establishment of
a new car rental service in
Israel under its sponsorship.
Called "Farband Tours (Is-
rael) Ltd.," the self-drive serv-
ice has been licensed by the
Israel Ministry of Transporta-
tion and commenced operations
earlier this month.
With headquarters in Israel's
new first skyscraper, the El-Al
Building in Tel Aviv, the car
rental fleet presently consists
of 25 automobiles of American
and local production. It is
planned to add another 25 cars
shortly.
Men's Club
Riles Solemnized
MRS. WILLIAM WOLF
Georgann Weinberger became
the bride of William Wolf in a
Sept. 5 ceremony performed by
Rabbi Moses Lehrman and
Cantor Klein at Raleigh House.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weinberg-
er, 20033 Robson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Wolf, 15301 Oakwood,
Oak Park.
The bride's dress was of silk
organza with Alencon lace, seed
pearls and sequins, a scalloped
neckline, cap sleeves, chapel
train and was floor-length. Her
headpiece was a double pearl
crown with shoulder - length
veil. She carried an orchid bou-
quet on her confirmation Bible.
Marian Weinberger served
her sister as maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Marilyn Wolf,
sister of the bridegroom; Verna
Wolf, Marsha Wolf, Gloria
Brant and Jacqueline Brant,
!both cousins of the bride. Na-
I dine Weinberger, the bride's
sister, was junior bridesmaid.
Arthur Wolf served his 'broth-
. er a best man. Ushers were
!Harvey Wolf, brother of the
!bridegroom; Leonard Homer,
;Joel Rott, Stephen Hayman,
Marshall Keltz; • and Edward
Meth. Ringbearer was Craig
MOSAIC LODGE F. & A.M.
Worshipful Master Dr. Nathan
Starman announces that Doug-
las Purther, senior warden, will
be honored at a dinner 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday at t h e Masonic
Temple. Julius L. Kabetsky; Wolf.
clerk of the U.S. District Court,
Following a Miami Beach
will be principal speaker. For honeymoon, the couple will re-
dinner reservations, call Mitchel side in Southfield.
Goldstone, 547-1131, or Morris
Watnick.
Lay Cornerstone
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ADAS SHALOM MEN'S CLUB for Marx Law Library
will hold its annual festival at Cincinnati College
dance 8:30 p.m. Oct. 12 at the
The cornerstone-laying cere-
synagogue, announced President, monies for the Robert S. Marx
Jack H. Kaufman. Featured will ; Law Library, currently under
be the Sammy Wolfe Orchestra. construction at the University
Refreshments will be served. ; of Cincinnati's historic College
Chairmen are William Zimmer- of Law, was held Monday.
man and Dr. Louis Beresh. For
Participating in the program
information, call the synagogue. were Cincinnati's Mayor Walton
H. Bachrach; former Judge
Walter M. Shohl, vice-chairman
of the university board of direc-
T.
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!tors; university President Walter
"With the destruction of the C. Langsam and Lawrence I.
great Jewish centers of Europe, Levi of Detroit, representing
it has become the responsibility I the trustees of the Robert S.
of American Jewry, the largest Marx Foundation and law part-
Jewish community in the world , ner of the late Judge Marx.
to preserve and stimulate the
The new Robert S. Marx Law
development of the Jewish Li- Library, which will be a four-
turgical heritage."
story addition to the Alphonso
This is an excerpt from the Taft Hall of the University Col-
preamble of the newly-formed lege of Law, will cost nearly
Jewish Liturgical Music Society $500,000 and will be financed by
of America organized under the the Robert S. Marx Testament-
leadership of Dr. A. W. Binder, ary Trust.
professor of Jewish liturgical
Although Marx made no spe-
music at Hebrew Union College cific bequests for the new addi-
—Jewish Institute of Religion. I tion, the trustees, all close and
A committee of outstanding life-time business and personal
cantors, composers, organists friends of the Judge were cog-
and musicologists joined to nizant of his personal interest
form this vitally-needed society in the university's law college.
dedicated to the advancement Marx, a native of Cincinnati,
of synagogue music in this was a 1909 graduate of the uni-
country. Among its 131 charter versity's law college.
members are prominent Jewish
The four trustees are Law-
a n d non-Jewish musicians rence I. Levi, law partner and
throughout the nation active in close friend of the late Robert
the musical affairs of all Marx and partner of the Detroit
branches of Jewish religious af- law firm, Marx, Levi, Thin.
filation in America.
Wiseman and Rollins.
Organize Jewish
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Local Women's American ORT Will
Launch Annual Membership Drive
Women's American ORT (Or-
ganization for Rehabilitation
Through Training) will launch
its annual membership drive
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Great
Lakes Club. Admission is by en-
rollment of one or more new
members, who, with their spon-
sor, will be admitted_ free of
charge, according to Mrs. Irving
Stollma n, vice-president of
membership.
Dr. William Haber, dean of
the College of Literature,
Science and Art at University
of Michigan and president of
the World ORT Union, will wel-
come the new members and ad-
dress the group.
Featured will be a premier
showing of winter fashions, high-
lights from the designer collec-
tions of England, Italy and the
United States. There will be
music throughout the show and
dessert and coffee will be served.
Mrs. Stollman will be assisted
by Mrs. David Edelman and the
following chairmen: chairman
of the day, Mrs. Reuben Axel-
rod; chairman of hospitality,
Mrs. Irving Oberfelder and Mrs.
Nathan Simons; chairman of ar-
Brevities
Arnold Schulman, nephew of
Charles Schulman, 23010 Mar-
low, Oak Park, and author of
"Hole in the Head" is also the
creator of "JENNY" which
opened Sept. 9 at the Fisher
Theatre and will run for four
weeks.
VAN JOHNSON and JANET
LEIGH appear as a couple
whose marriage is threatened
by their sudden acquisition of
wealth in the new comedy,
"Wives and Lovers," which
opens Friday at the Mercury
Theater, Schaefer at W. Mc-
Nichols. The cast of this ro-
mantic merry-go-round includes
Shelley Winters, Martha Hyer,
Ray Walston and Jeremy Slate.
Rokeach Co. Offers
Diverse Kosher
Products for Home
Gefilte fish, appetizingly dis-
played in glass jars, is today as
close to your dining table as
your neighborhood supermar-
ket, thanks to the pioneering
work carried out by the 90-year
old I. Rokeach & Company firm.
Rokeach startled the Kosher
household by the prepackaging
of a coconut oil based house-
hold soap back in 1870 — the
very first time a soap maker
ever gave attention to the spe-
cialized needs of those maintain-
ing Kosher households.
Israel Rokeach found his bus-
iness expanding and sensed im-
mediately a market existed for
convenience products zo ease
the hardships native to obeying
the traditional Jewish dietary
laws.
Rokeach today offers almost
three score of diverse Kosher
products from soap to soups.
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Theodore Herzl was hopeful
that the establishment of the
Jewish State might lead to the
establishment of the indepen-
dent colored states, also, and so
solve the Negro problem. He
thought that Jews more than any
other people could understand
the plight of the Negro.
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Working on the membership
committee are Mesdames Marvin
Rosen, Balmoral Chapter; Sey-
mou• Rubinstein, Glenwood;
Michael Luckoff, Fairview; Ben-
son Cummis, Huntington Woods;
Mrs. Irwin Eisenfeld, Mt. Clem-
ens; Fred Krainen, Oakland
Hills; Leon Simon, Parkwoods;
Robert Stone, Suburban; Sol Co-
hen, Town and Country; Daniel
Uziel, Vera Bramson; Betty
Mahler, Hampton; Edgar Fen-
ton, Northeast. '
Mrs. Nathan H. Schlafer, re-
gion president, will preside.
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