Mrs. Charles Solovich Elected Head Yarows-Zaft Vows
Solemnized Here
of ADL Regional Advisory Board

The Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith, at its annual Michigan
Regional Advisory Board meeting
Sunday, announced election of 1
Detroiter Mrs. Charles Solovich,
"-- '----77911past international
Jo'
president of Bnai
,Brith Women, to
the position of
chairman. She
succeeds Detroit
attorney Archie
Katcher, who
concluded his,
.second term in
that office.
Katcher was
given a testimo- '
nial by the board
Mrs: Solovich for his outstand-
ing services to the field of inter-
group relations.
A. Abbot Rosen. director of the
Chicago executive office of the

League, addressed the board on
the League's ongoing concern with
extremism. He referred to a new
Random House publication. "Dan-
ger on the Right," calling it "the
definitive book on the attitudes,
personnel and influence of the
radical right on the American
scene.
"The radical right. out of hatred,
fear or ignorance. is at war with
the very institutions. government
and voluntary, which are basic to
our free society." Rosen charged.
He declared that organizations
and individuals on the far right
charge presidents, Republican as
well as Democratic, with treason,
accuse Congress of passing uncon-
stitutional laws and call for the
MRS. TERRY YAROWS
impeachment of the chief justice
of the Supreme Court. They find
Madelon Frances Zaft and Terry
churches and schools ridden with Yarows were united in marriage in
Communists. They see foreign-born a ceremony solemnized by Rabbi
conspiracy in national efforts to Moses Lehrman and, Cantor Louis
extend equal rights to all Ameri- Klein at Bnai Moshe Synagogue
cans regardless of race or creed."

recently.
The couple are the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zaft, 15301
Oak Park Blvd.. Oak Park, and

Bnat

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Mrs. Fannie Yarows, 13332 N. Nor-
folk.
The bride wore a floor-length
candlelight satin Bianci gown
with a train. Both neckline and
side panels were embroidered in
tiny seed pearls, and a small '
pearl and rhinestone crown held

TIKVAH CHAPTER Bowling
League will host its annual meet-
ing noon Tuesday at Cong. Gemi-
luth Chassodim. Luncheon will be
served. and there will be surprise
her bouffant fingertip veil.
games. For reservations. call Mrs. ,
Sisters of the bride. Mrs. David
Morris Harelick, UN 3-7571. or Bittker and Wilma Zaft, were mat-
Mrs. Charles Galin, 341-5076.
ron - and maid of honor. Brides-
maids were Mrs. Herbert Lux and

Historical Society Sets
2 National Meetings

Dr. Leon J. Obermayer of Phila-
delphia. president of the Ameri-

can Jewish Historical- Society.
announced two meetings of the •
society.
The first is the joint session of
the American Historical Associa-
tion, the American Committee for
Irish Studies and the American
Jewish Historical Society. at the
annual meeting of the American
Historical Association. 2:30 p.m..
Dec. 30. in the Shoreham Hotel,
n- Washington.
The theme of the Joint Session
will be: "Acculturation and Iden-
tity in American Society: Irish
and Jewish Separateness Beyond
the Melting Pot." Prof. Moses
Richin of San Francisco State
College will preside. Papers will
be delivered by Prof. Irving
Greenberg, Yeshiva University.
and by Dr. William V. Shannon.
Washington. .
The second meeting will be the
63rd annual meeting of the
American Jewish Historical So-
' ciet.N.', March 20-22, in Cincinnati.

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Barbara Weiss. with Nancy Pearl-
man as junior bridesmaid. Mrs.

Rebecca Zaft and Mrs. Mary Ross,
the bride's grandmothers, joined

the procession.
Assisting the bridegroom were
his brother, Seymour Yarows; Ar-

thur Elkin, the best man; and ush - F
ers Harvey Beim and Louis Bassin.

Also seating guests were David ,
Bittker and Marshall Rachleff.

Following a Miami Beach and

Nassau honeymoon. the couple is
living on Greenfield Ave.

A pre-donor meeting is sched-
uled by Zedakah Club for 12:30
p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs.

Maurice Knopper, 19803 Whitcomb.
Dessert luncheon will be served.

The donor luncheon, which will
be held 12:30 p.m. Dec 2 at Cong.
a
Shaarey Zedek. will feature
hair and style fashion show, with ,
valuable prizes to be awarded.
Funds raised at Zedakah's

major event of the year will go
for extensive hospital work for
the mentally ill and aid to indi-
gent senior citizens in the com-
munity.
Under president Mrs. Paul

Deutch, the committee chairmen
are Mesdames Sam Wexler, fund-
' raising; Gerson Horton, pledge

ticket: Ben Chestnut, journal; and
Willard Zamsky, program.

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8rtgagements

Mr. and Mrs. -Sydney A. Krause
of W. Outer Dr. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Sara
Lou, to David R. Shevitz; son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shevitz of
San Juan Dr. The brid.e-elect is a
graduate of Miami University, Ox-
ford, 0. Mr. Shevitz is presently
attending University of Michigan

Law School. A May wedding is
planned.

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