Herman-Aloore
Rites Solemnized
TEL AVIV — Jean Rey, the
member of the commission of
the European Economic Com-
mission of the European Eco-
nomic Community in charge of
foreign affairs, said here Sun-
day night that Israel's negotia-
tions for some form of general
agreement with the Common
Market would come to an end
by the middle of next year.
Rey, who arrived here from
Brussels for week-long talks
with Israeli officias, said that,
"We have hed discussions for a
long period and it is time we
got down to business."
Extradition Pact
for Sweden, Israel
Has Bias Provision
MRS. MELVIN HERMAN
JERUSALEM — The cabinet
has ratified an extradition
agreement between Israel and
Sweden which was signed in
Stockholm in September.
While the agreement follows
the pattern of similar pacts be-
tween Israel and other West
European countries, a new fea-
ture of the Swedish accord is a
stipulation that " a person is not
to be extradited if the requested
side has reason to believe he
would be brought to trial be-
cause of his race, creed or po-
litical conviction.
Central Class of '54
Seeks 'Lost' Members
Planners of the 10-year re-
union of Central High School's
Class of 1954 have announced
an appeal for members of class
to report their addresses in time
for the April 25 event at the
Veterans Memorial Building.
In charge of "lost identities"
are Florence Silverman Swartz,
EL 7-2129, and Myrna Dosie, LI
2-2574.
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Marlene Beatrice Moore,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Moore of Santa Rosa Dr.,
became the bride of Melvin Her-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Herman of Gardner Ave., Oak
Park, in a ceremony performed
Dec. 21 by Rabbi Leo Y. Gold-
man and Cantor Hyman Adler
at Cong. Shaarey Shomayim.
The bride wore a floor-length
gown of silk taffeta, highlighted
with seed pearls inserted into
an appliqued bodice. A crown
of seed pearls held her illusion
veil and she carried white or-
chids and stephanotis on a
Bible.
Beverly May Moore served her
sister as maid of honor. Mrs.
Herbert Weberman, also a sis-
ter of the bride, was matron. of
honor. Sharon Herman, sister
of the bridegroom, was brides-
maid. Joni Weberman, a niece
of the bride, was junior brides-
maid.
Jerry Farber was best man.
Ushers were Sheldon Levine,
cousin of the bridegroom, and
Herbert Weberman, brother-in-
law of the bride.
The newlyweds departed for
a Miami Beach honeymoon.
They will reside on Stoepel
Ave.
Canada Jewry Asks
Legal Curbs Against
Racial Incitements
O T T A W A, (JTA) — The
Canadian Jewish Congress
urged the government to intro-
duce legal curbs that would
prevent racial h a t r e d with
incitement to violence.
The request was presented
during a meeting here between
a four-member CJC delegation
and Justice Minister Lionel
Chevrier and Postmaster Gen-
eral Azalus Denis. Citing the
recent spate of anti-Jewish
incitement in Toronto and cen-
tral Ontario during the past
few months, the delegation
called for changes in the
Criminal Code that would halt
the dissemination of hate
literature.
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Sem. Provost
to Speak Jan. 14
at. Patrons Fete
Dr. Bernard Mandelbaum,
Provost of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary of America and
associate professor of homiletics
on the faculty of its rabbinical
department, will be honored by
the seminary's Detroit Patrons
Society at a . :T:
reception in
the home of
Alfred L. Deu-
tsch, 1200 Ard-
moor Drive,
Birmingham,
Tuesday eve-
ning, Jan. 14.
T h e recep-
tion is one of
a series of
events being
held in behalf
of the Semin-
ary's "Year of
Dedication,"
the nation-
wide appeal
f o r action in
coun teracting Mandelbaum
the decline of religious leader-
ship in Judaism today. A cul-
minating "Year of Dedication"
dinner, of which Deutsch is
chairman, will honor the Sem-
inary's senior alumni in Detroit
—Rabbis Morris Adler, Ben-
jamin Gorrelick, Moses Lehr-
man, and Jacob E. Segal — at
Shaarey Zedek, Jan. 20.
A native New Yorker, Dr.
Mandelbaum g r a d u a t e d with
honors from Columbia Univers-
ity in 1942, and while enrolled
in the Seminary's Rabbinical
S c h o o 1, received its Israel
Davidson Award in Medieval
Hebrew Literature and the
Lamport Award for outstand-
ing work in Homiletics. Fol-
lowing his ordination in 1946,
he served as Rabbinical School
Registrar, and from 1951-53
was the first rabbi of Bays-
water Jewish Center in Far
Rockaway, N. Y.
Prior to his appointment as
Provost, Dr. Mandelbaum serv-
ed as Dean of Students at the
Seminary's Rabbinical School.
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Istanbul Jewish
Community Opens
Aged Home Facility
ISTANBUL, (JTA) — A new
Jewish Home for the Aged was
inaugurated here. Chief Rabbi
David Asseo presided over the
opening ceremonies. The two-
story building, located in Has-
koy, an old section of the city,
contains accommodations for 55
residents.
Thirty-five needy old people
were moved immediately into
the Home, which will be finan-
cially supported by the Jewish
community. Other charitable
institutions supported by the
locallocal community include a
hospital, an orphanage, a youth
camp, and two student aid
societies.
One out of 16 persons has
some form of arthritis. In Mich-
igan. there are an estimated
528,000 victims of the disease.
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The Jewish Folk Chorus will
present its annual Mid-Winter
Concert 8 p.m. Jan. 12 at the
Wayne State University Com-
munity Arts Auditorium.
Featured will be the cantata
"Fun Viglied Biz Ziglied (From
the Cradle to the Victory."
Guest artist will be Cantor
Harold Orbach of Temple Is-
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HERMAN FENTON, former
bowler and manager of Dexter
Recreation Bowl, has joined the
Great Lakes Bowling Corpora-
tion. John Brown, president of
Great Lakes, announced that
Fenton has been appointed
manager of Yorba Linda Lanes,
3533 N. Woodward, Royal Oak.
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ALLAN M. SILVERMAN, lo-
cal representative of Metropoli-
tan Life, returned from New
York where he participated in
an advanced training course re-
lating to estate planning and
business life insurance under-
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WALTER N. ROTHSCHILD,
great grandson of the founder
of Abraham & Straus Co., has
been named president of the
New York department store; He
succeeds SIDNEY L. SOLO-
MON, who becomes the firm's
new board chairman.
Millie Goldman Is
Midwest Director of
Dance Educators
Millie Goldman of the MGM
Studios has been appointed by
Dance Educators of America to
be midwest regional director of
the national educational organi-
zation.
A two-day material session,
with an outstanding • New York
cast of dance instructors, will be
offered Jan. 11 and 12 at the
Detroit Statler-Hilton Hotel. The
purpose of the organization is to
educate and bring to the teach-
ers, studios and general public
the most up to date dance mate-
rial and techniques. For infor-
mation, call LI 5-3555.
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