Susan Cohen Wed to
. Annual Jewish-Book Fair, Nov. 7-22,
Planned in Commemoration of 100th - Paul David Borman
. Anniversary of Yiddish Literature

A program to commemorate the presenting the opening . night
speaker, Dr. Joseph C. Landis,
100th 'anniversary of Yiddish lit-
erature will be• included -in the associate professor of English
College of the City
• 13th annual Jewish Book Fair to at Queens
,, to take place at the Jewish Center, of New York.
AmOng the members of Mrs.
7-22, it /Was announced by
b, .Nov.
Milton J. Miljer, president of the Goulds committee are: Mrs. Milton
Center, when he reappointed Mrs., Berry, program chairman; Mrs.
Arthur I. Gould as general chair- Henry Berris, youth programs;
mart of the fair. Mrs. Morris Friedman, Yiddish
The theme will be "Evolution programs; Mrs. Carl Schiller, book
of American-Jewish Literature — ,selection; Mrs. Miles Jaffe, deco-
Mirror of 100 Years," in observ- rations; Mrs. Bryce Alpern, pub-
ance of the centennial of the ap- licity; and Frank M. Loewenberg,
,
pearance :of the first modern Yid- Book Fair coordinator.
The three-week festivities will
dish novel "Dos Kleine Menshele"
('*The Little Man") by Mendele • .be enlivened by gay booths for

Moeller Seforim, which appeared children and adults featuring
1 drawings of characters directly out
in Odessa in 1864.

Federation Executives Ap praise New Problems

TAMIMENT, Pa. (JTA) — An
intense self-examination of the role
of the Jewish Federation executive
marked the four-day session here
of executive directors from 50 com-
munities in intermediate and small
cities, sponsored by the Council
of Jewish Federations and Welfare
Funds. An institute of small cities
center and federation executives,'
held here simultaneously, was co-
sponsored also ,by the National
Jewish Welfare Board.
This was the 20th year that fed-
eration executives were holding
their annual gathering to discuss,

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lins of Fort Devens. Mass., Michael
Ijihiein of Cedarbur,g. Wis., and
Jonathan W. Cohen, brother of the
bride. •
After a wedding trip to Spain
and Portugal. Mr. and Mrs. Bor-
man will reside in Ann Arbor.

Mrs, Walter B. Ford II of Grosse

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Pointe as co-chairmen of femen's
Rokeach Kosher Soap
teams.

Carl W. Moyer of Birmingham
was named co-chairman, men's '
teams. and Gilbert F. Richards of
Bloomfield Hills was selected as •
co-chairman. "Operation ThruSt."
Mrs. Eugene J. Arnfeld, ,1001
Covington, and Miss Mildred Feely, ,
19375 Cumberland, were named
co-chairmen for Division II, worn-
en's teams.
The committees operate prior to
the opening of the Torch Drive,
scheduled for Oct. 20.
The advance gifts com s onittee will
kick off its 1964 campaign at a
. luncheon meeting Sept. 14 at the
\ Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.

Available in Four-Packs

I. Rokeach & Sons, pioneer pro-
ducer of kosher food and house-
hold products, announced its soaps
would be available in four-packs,
a major departure for the 94-year
concern. Rokeach kosher soap,

made with 100 per cent -coconut
oil, has kept its basic formula since ,

1870.
Monroe Nash, company presi-
. dent. said. Rokeach's kosher soap is
particularly effective on aluminum.
pots and pans (it acts as a shining
as well as a cleansing agent), and
the coconut oil is gentle on the
'housewife's hands.

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of tremendous value in examining
the spectrum of Jewish federation
and welfare fund services.

The ushers were Dr. Ronald Ben-

NEW YORK — Putting the tra-
ditional concept, of "gemiluth
chassodim" into practice, 14 Jew-
ish teenagers have paid $350 each

For boys

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presentations, are considered to be

Air Force Base. Me. Dr. David Gei-
f and of Cincinnati was best man.

Shun Lazy Summer
for Chance to Serve

for the Privilege of helping their
fellow man.
In a New York Times article by
Irving Spiegel the work of these
young people is described, from.,
tutoring underprivileged Negro •
and Puerto Rican youngsters to•
assisting their parents buy gro-
ceries on low budgets.
The teens are members of the
Mitzvah Corps of the National Fed-
eration of Temple Youth, a Reform
Jewish group. They spent the en-
tire summer working in the
"jungle." under the supervision of
the Goddard-Riverside Community
Center.
Larry Blumberg of Yorktown
Heights, N.Y., said he has spent
the last five summers in Europe.
"Out the Mitzvah Corps has meant
something — the chance to be of
service to others."
The students each chipped 4n
$350 to cover costs of room and
board and entertainment.

communal issues, as .wel/ as the
discussions at the sessions on these

on a professional level, some of
the problems they face in a rapidly

Miss Susan Winer Cohen,
of the works of Sholem Aleithem daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manue l
"T hroug h the warm and im- I
perishable medium of Yiddish lit7, and others. All Jewish organiza- F. Cohen of Bethesda, Md.,' was
erature, contemporary American 1 tions are invited to participate married to Paul David Borman,
and can do so by calling Mrs.
Jews Will `be able to take a closer Berry, LI 4-4063 or Loewenberg son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Borman .
look at themselves in order to re-
of Lincolnshire Rd.
Rabbi Balfour Brickner, director
evalute and strengthen their ident-; DI 1-4200.
of the Commission on Interfaith
ity." Mrs. Gould said.
Activities. Union of American He-
A variety of activities is planned': Il lesdain, es Jones ,
..
brew Congregations. performed
to cover many aspects of this i
the ceremony .in the Shoreham
topic. and to stimulate and delight , Arnfeld Named to
Hotel. He was assisted by Rabbi
the curiosity about Jewish iden-
Max Weine of Camden, N. J., uncle
tity. A large number of Detroit ; Torch Fund Posts
of the bridegroom. A reception in
Jewish organizations will partici- -ii
R. Jamison Williams, president the Palladian Room followed the
----' pate with a wide range of pro-
grams, including lectures, musi- . of American Metal Products Corp.. ceremony.
bride wore an ivory peau
cals, a Center theater drama pro-- -and 1964 Torch Drive co-chairmanl de The
soie Empire gown with a hod-
duction, . "The Tenth Man," and . for advance gifts, named Mrs. Har- I
' ice of Alencon lace appliqued
Hebrew and Yiddish evenings.
with clusters of petals and pearls,
Special programs for children and
and -a square-cut detachable train.
"-
teens are being planned.
She carried a cascade of white
The Book Fair Committee will
orchids.
act as a coordinating agent, pro-
Mrs. David Borden of Hartford,
viding and displaying books by
' Conn., was matron of• honor and
significant Jewish authors, and
the bridesmaids were Nancilee
Goodman of Short Hills. N. J.,
and Mrs. Philip Hollman of Loring,
Mitzvah Corps Teens

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Changing Jewish community. The
formal presentations on important

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fish, Monroe Nash, president of
the 94-year old concern, announced
this week.
Rokeach, the first firm in the
nation to offer gefilte fish in cans,
introduced the specialty this past
'January in four-portion cans. Its
immediate acceptance ' by buyers
from coast-to-coast made it man-
datory that a smaller can suitable
for the small family be made
available, according to Mr. Nash.
Rokeach's canned gefilte fish is
identical with the product offered
by caterers and fine restaurants.
It is a premium product made
under an exclusive patented
process.
Advertising theme for the Ro-
keach canned line will be "Big-
ger Portions . . . Bigger Flavor."

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34 Friday, August 28, 1964

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