Pine-Charlie Rites
Planned in August
Women's Clubs
Five members of Kinneret Chapter, Pioneer Women, plan-
ning to tour Israel with their husbands this month, will carry
a special. "Passover gift" from their chapter for the John F.
Kennedy Scholarship Fund. Part of the proceeds from a recent
dinner will go into the fund for students of the vocational
high schools of Moetzet Hapoalot in Israel. Women honored
at the dinner are (from left) Mesdames Sarah Kanter, Rae
Feinberg, Alice Cukerman, Rebecca Warren and Bertha Bricker.
We Must Not Forget—Author Wells
Speaks at Ghetto Revolt Observance
DETROIT SECTION, National
Council of Jewish Women,
schedules a panel discussion
on the Jewish values of today's
college students 12:30 p.m.
April 6 at the home of Mrs.
Stanley Akers, 27730 Fairway
Hills, Franklin. Discussion of
"The Double Dilemma" is spon-
sored by the' contemporary Jew-
ish affairs committee, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Mar-
shall Miller, assisted by vice
president of education Mrs.
Jack Epps. Participants will in-
clude Rabbi Sherwin Wine of
Temple Beth El, Windsor, as
moderator; Douglas Ross, stu-
dent at the University of Michi-
gan; and Allan Gould, Wayne
State University student. Des-
sert luncheon will be served,
and members • are invited to at-
tend with their college students
home for vacation.
* * *
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Wom-
en, will hold a Passover meet-
ing 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Labor Zionist Institute. David
Sislin will speak on "The Life
and Work of the Second Israeli
President, Ben-Zvi." Passover
refreshments will be served.
Guests invited.
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NORTHWEST CHILD RES-
CUE WOMEN will meet 12:30
p.m. Monday at the home of
Mrs. Jack Nagel, 24346 Condon,
Oak Park. A regular meeting
will be held 8:30 p.m. April 9
at Howard Johnson's on North-
western Hwy.
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* *
FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER,
Mizrachi Women, will hold a
board meeting 12:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. Milton
Radner, 19767 Littlefield. Prog-
ress reports for the May 5
donor luncheon will be given.
*
* *
BETH ABRAHAM SISTER-
HOOD will hold a board meet-
ing 8:30 p.m. April 6 at the
synagogue, announces Mrs. Ed-
ward Rice, vice president. Host-
esses are Mesdames Shabtai
Ackerman, Hyman Goldstein,
Isadore Schon and Harry Zelt-
zer.
* * *
CLUB 2, PIONEER WOMEN,
will hold its Passover meeting
noon Wednesday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Bella Raizman
will lecture on the significance
of Passover, and Zisl Plafkin
will direct singing. Guests in-
vited.
* * *
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
announces final arrangements
for its 28th annual donor lunch
eon April 15 at the synagogue.
A musical program will be pre-
sented. Mrs. Emil Spilman is
donor chairman. For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Isadore Katz,
ticket chairman, LI 7-6837.
"If we forget, we will be moments easier for their child-
doing exactly as the Nazis hoped ren."
Defying those who would
we would do: destroy our-
ask, "Why didn't you rise up
selves."
Janowska death camp sur- sooner?" Wells said, "We could
vivor Leon Weliczker Wells thus have, certainly. But we knew
urged his audience at the 21st 2,000 Janowska Jews would be
annual commemoration of the killed in retaliation.
"We had a death brigade
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising "to
remember what happened and orchestra," he said, "and when
let the memories of the six mil- we rose up, the musicians knew
they must play to the end to
lion live."
Dr. Wells, physicist, inventor cover up any noise. They
and author of "The Janowska never asked, 'Why us?' They
Road," spoke Sunday night at knew one of us must tell the
Temple Beth El. world. These were our great
Six candles in memory of the heroes."
* * *
Nazis' 6 million Jewish victims
were lighted by concentration, World Jewish Congress
camp and ghetto survivors. Ac-
Urges Observances of
companied by the audience,
Emma Schaver sang several Uprising in 64 Lands
ghetto songs in the original
NEW YORK. (JTA) — The
Yiddish, and readings from World Jewish Congress sent an
ghetto literature were presented appeal to all its affiliates in 64
lands to mark the 21st annivers-
by Simon Klachefsky.
Cantor Reuven Frankel ary of the Warsaw Ghetto Up-
chanted the prayer for the rising on April 9, "and keep
dead after George M. Zelt- alive the memory of the ghetto
zer, chairman of the commem- fighters who perished 21 years
oration committee, had ago." The appeal noted that the
pointed out that "one out of commemoration date would
three Jews will be missing coincide with the 27th of Nisan
on the Jewish calendar.
from our sedorim."
The motto "To live with dig
nity, to die with honor" hang-
ing above the stage, Dr. Wells
8figa geraents
recalled "the real heroes of the
Dr. and Mrs. Morton Lazar of
war, the Jews whose spiritual,
moral values could not be taken Hamilton Dr. announce the en-
from them. gagement of their daughter
"In 1943, on the death. ground Maxine Joye to Stewart Roger
next to me there was a man of Frankel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
30 with a girl of about 6. The Samuel Frankel of Oak Dr. The
father was very composed and bride - elect attended Liggett
said tenderly to her: 'Don't be School and the University of
afraid. You're going to Heaven Michigan. Her fiance attended
to see your mother and your U. of M. and Wayne State Uni-
brothers and friends.' These were versity Law School. The wed-
KINNERET CHAPTER,
our heroes. who made the last ding has been set for June 28. Pioneer Women, will meet
noon Wednesday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Jennie Bigel-
It Takes More Than Love
man and Gladys Wider will be
hostesses for the dessert lun-
cheon. The cultural committee
will present a program.
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To Fit A
Pair of Feet
"Children's feet come in all
shapes and sizes," noted J. Alvoy
Jones, manager of the HACK
SHOE STORE at 19360 Livernois,
"but we have the sizes to fit
all of them. Imagine our widths
for first walkers: A, B, C, D, E,
EE, EEE and EEEE ! And, if
needed, we can make them up
in EEEEE.
"This makes it easy to fit each child correctly so that
growing feet can develop properly," he concluded.
Mr. Jones, a graduate of the Detroit Institute of Tech-
nology and a Korean War Veteran, heads a staff of experi-
enced shoe fitters who are dedicated to quality, fit and
service — in the 48-year-old HACK tradition.
There are other HACK SHOE STORES: Downtown on the
5th Floor of the Mutual Building at 28 W. Adams Ave.; at 16633
East Warren Ave.; and at 235 Pierce Street in Birmingham.
(Adv.)
GOLDA MYERSON CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will
meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Labor Zionist Institute. Mrs.
Julius Green will present a
reading on American affairs,
and refreshments will be
served. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Max Gladstone and Mrs. Julius
Green. Guests invited.
*
PHI SIGMA SIGMA SOROR-
ITY, Detroit Alumni Chapter,
will present its second annual
fashion show 8:30 p.m. April 15
at Greenfield's Restaurant, Bir-
mingham. Members will be
models. Dessert will be served.
For reservations. call Mrs. Louis
Grossman, 341-1352.
*
BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will meet 12:30
p.m. Monday lt the home of
Mrs. Jack Simon, 13729 Vassar.
MISS MARILYN PINE
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Pine of
Sorrento Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Marilyn to Barry Charlip, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Charlip
of Santa Barbara Ave.
The bride-elect attended
Highland Park Junior College
and the Shapero School of
Nursing. Her fiance is graduat-
ing from the University of
Michigan and will continue his
graduate studies in business ad-
ministration.
An Aug. 25 wedding is
planned.
Mayor Proclaims
April 'Cancer
Control Month'
April has been proclaimed
"Cancer Control Month" in De-
troit by Mayor Jerome P. Ca-
vanagh.
In his proclamation, t h e
Mayor urged Detroit citizens to
learn facts vital to personal
protection from the disease. He
also called for increased finan-
cial support of research, service
and educational programs of
the American Cancer Society.
The society's annual door-to-
door educational and fund-rais-
ing drive is next Wednesday.
Mayor Cavanagh acknowledg-
ed that more than 1.2 million
Americans are alive and cured
of cancer in large measure due
to the programs of the Ameri-
can Cancer Society.
It has been estimated that
this year 88,000 Americans will
die needlessly of cancer because
of ignorance, neglect and delay
in visiting physicians for
prompt diagnosis and treatment.
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