Wechsler-Weingart
Betrothal Announced

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Greenberg-Meyers
Engagement Is Told

On the ✓ rir

Radom Tailor Has
7th Anniversary in
Oak Park Business

Radom Tailors, Clothiers and
Tuxedo Rentals, founded by the late
David Radom. is observing its sev-
enth anniversary in Oak Park.
The Radom family brought their
custom tailoring knowledge to De-
troit in 1947. The present location
was enlarged and expanded a year
ago. David Radom recently passed
away, but his daughter and son-in-
law Rosa and Louis Levinson, are
carrying on the business.

This Week's Radio and
Television Programs

MISS ELAINE WECHSLER

Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Wechsler
of Freeland Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Elaine
Frances to Irving Weingart of Col-
leen Ave., Oak Park.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Wayne State University's college
of education. Her fiance is a grad-
uate of Wayne State University and
is now atending the Ohio College
of Podiatry.
An August wedding is planned.

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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 7 a.m. Sunday
Station: WXYZ
Feature: Dr. David J. Seligson,
rabbi of Central Synagogue, New
York City, will speak on "They Who
Serve," honoring Veterans Day.
* *
ERNAL LIGHT TELEVISION
Time: 8:30 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 4
Feature: Millard Lampell's drama
"Inscription for a Blark Page" will
be presented.
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JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 11:30 pm.
Station: WCAR
Feature: Philip Baum, national
director of the Commission on In-
ternal Affairs of the American Jew-
ish Congress will discuss "Soviet
Anti-Semitism — A Personal Re-
port."
TO DWELL TOGETHER
Time: 9:15 a.m.
Station: WJBK and Channel 2
Feature: "His Brother's Keeper,"
a special discussion on traffic
safety, will be held with Rabbi
James I. Gordon, Young Israel Cen-
ter of Oak-Woods; Inspector Paul
Donley, Detroit Police Department
Motorcycle Bureau; and Donald
Slutz; managing director, Traffic
Safety Association, participating.

MISS ONA GREENBERG

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greenberg
of Northgate Aye., Oak Park. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ona Barbara, to Dennis
Meyers, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Meyers, of Braile Ave.
A May wedding is planned.

New City of Hope
President to Speak
at Dinner Nov. 21

Emanuel H. Fineman, n e w
elected president of The City of
Hope, will be guest speaker at the
52nd annual dinner sponsored by

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Pioneers of the Michigan Home
Protective Association are being
honored by having a garden of 100
trees planted in their names in
Israel by the Jewish National Fund.
The society, which is liquidating
j because the membership had
I dwindled in 54 years from 450 to
the present 18, allocated its funds
for several causes — City of Hope,
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Denver
Medical Center and the Jewish
National Fund.
The JNF recieved the society's
Israel Bonds that were purchased
EMANUEL H. FINEMAN -
in the last eight years.
Many movements were aided by the Detroit Businessmen's Group
the society during its 54-year exis- at the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel,
Saturday, Nov. 21.
tence.
Pioneers to be honored include
Fineman, 52, was elected City of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lubin, Jr. and Hope president by its board of
I Mrs. Nathan Pritz, Joseph Snitman, directors Oct. 7. His Detroit visit
Morris Arotzky.
will be his first major speaking

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In honor of the seventh anniver-

Michigan Protective
Pioneers Honored
With Israel Garden

IN DETROIT .. . IT'S THE

sary, they will hold a store-wide
sale on the entire stock of suits,
coats, pants, sweaters, Italian knits
and shirts. Alterations are free.
Cleaning specials also will be offer-

'TIL 9 P.M.

WE DON'T ASSUME

A THING !

a PP earance since takin g office '

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He has been an active member
of the City of Hope since 1936 and
has served as president of his
auxiliary on two occasions. Elected
, to the City of Hope board of direc-
tors in 1952 and named vice presi-
dent three years later, he has been
chairman or member of various
operating committees of the pilot
Medical center such as its aux-
iliary, administration and budget

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true. 'Maybe he's just looking .. . or com-
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In fact, we've made it easy for you. All the
styles in our stock are on open display. Look
them over. Examine them. Take as long as
you want. We won't even talk to you—until
you talk to us. But this is one thing sure!
If you want shoes, you can't buy better than
Florsheims, or see a greater selection than
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committees.

Fineman has headed the City of
Hope Committee on the Institute
for Advanced Learning program
since the inception of the program
in 1960.

Endowment Fund Honors
Memory of. WSU Alumnus

An estate of $12.000 left to
Wayne State University by Fred-

erick C. Wendland, Jr., will be 1.0
used to establish a Frederick C.
Wendland Endowment Fund.
Wendland, a 36-year-old bachelor,
was killed when his car was struck
by a train at Mound and Twelve
Mile, Warren, on July 24, 1963.
His attorney, Bernard S. Kahn,
also a WSU graduate said Wend-
land left his entire estate to the
university "in appreciation of
Wayne's meaning to him."
Kahn, who served as an in-
structor in political science at
WSU, first met Wendland in 1949
when he enrolled in Kahn's class.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 6, 1964-31

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