Hadassah Graduates Male Nurse

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Mendel Fisher, Labor Zionist Leaders
Will Participate in Hordes Memorial

Spokesmen for the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, the Labor Zionist
movement, Chabad and the commu-
nity at large will participate in a
brief memorial meeting in tribute
to William Hordes, 8 p.m. Thurs-
IIIIIIPPRIPOOPRIMPr, daY, in the new
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Cong. Ahavas
Achim.
T h e occasion
will ma rk the
dedication of the
Ahavas Achim
Library
as a
AN ELDERLY LADY was in-
memorial to Mr.
troduced to Dr. Irving Klein, visit-
Hordes and will
ing here from Arizona, at a party
take note of the
given in his honor by Shirley and
formal open-
Mike Temchin . . . At her first
in „,
week i n
opportunity, she cornered him and
Mr. Hordes
Israel of the Bel-
said, "Doctor, I'm so glad to meet
you. Let me ask you a question. la and William Horde? Play-
Lately I get. a terrible pain in in y grcund in Mishmar HaYarden.
side when I raise my arm lik e Israel, in the Gadot area.
Dr. Israel Wiener, president of
this What should. I do about it?"
the Jewish National Fund Coml.
. . . Irving answered, "I'm very
ail Detroit, which is sponsor-
sorry. but I'm not that kind of
ing the memorial, will be chair-
a doctor. I'm a doctor of econom-
man of the evening.
ics." . . . "Oh," said the lady.
Cantor Shimon Bermanis will
"So tell me, doctor. should I sell
my Toledo Edison?"
ANN & DR. I. WALTER Orthodox Sisterhoods
SILVER picked up Roberta Peters
appearing at recent Balfour Con ' to Host Town Hall on
cert, and her husband at the air - 'Moments in History'
port . . . Took them to Sheraton -
The Town Hall Lecture Series
Cadillac, where two rooms wer e of the Great ' Lakes Chapter, Wom-
registered . . . one for Roberta en's Branch of the Union of Or-
Peters and the other for Mr. and thodox Jewish Congregations of
Mrs. Bertram Field . . . One had America, will commence 10 a.m.
to be canceled, of course!
Monday at Young Israel Center

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Eliahn Levi was one of two men to be graduated as a regis-
tered nurse recently at the Henrietta Szold-Hadassah School of
Nursing—part of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center—
in Jerusalem. Shown receiving his diploma from Mrs. Jaffa Crystal,
retired deputy principal of Hadassah's nursing school, Levi was
trained as art- operating theater specialist nurse. The other male
student to receive his R.N. at the same time was Ben-Zion Selim,
a native of North Africa. Thirty-one nurses received their diplomas
at this ceremony.

News Brevities

Doralene MeNelly will speak at
Special arrangements have been
the FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, PTA made to accommodate school chit-
meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday. Miss Mc - dren at the DETROIT AUTO
Nelly has toured United States, SHOW Jan. 9-17 at the Detroit
Russia and South America with the Artillery Armory. A reduced ad-
Robert Shaw Chorale group. The mission will be charged for chil-
public is invited.
dren and teen-agers 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
• • •
Monday through Friday. There
DEMOCRATIC CLUB of 0 a k will be free parking of school
Park, Huntington Woods and Plea- buses and adult sponsor or teacher
sant Ridge will meet 8:30 p.m. of any organized group of school
Wednesday in the Oak Park Com- children will be admitted with-
munity Center. The new anti- out charge.
poverty program" and its applica- -
• • •
tion to Oakland County will be dis-
The CHAMBER MUSIC WORK-
cussed.
SHOP will present its third pro--;
• • •
gram meeting 8 p.m. Sunday in the
On Dec. 20 at the Masonic Tem-
Detroit Institute of Musical Art.
ple, the MACEDONIAN EARTH-
On the program are Herold Klein,
QUAKE RELIEF FUND will spon-
Darla DeDeppo, David Budson,
sor three benefit showings of the
t_chael Bistritzky. Beverly Garten,
prize-wiam
ri
ing histocal
Macedo-
Helen Enlow, Evelyine Scheyer
nian film "MISS STONE" in color and Hanna Lahti.
cinemascope. The program in-
cludes two film shorts. also in col-
or cinemascope. They are -Rhy:
tam And Zvuk" — Macedonianl
songs and dances, and "The Earth-
quake in Skopje," showing destruc-
tion a year ago of the Macedonian

city. • • •
The DETROIT-GOLD AGENCY of
the Massachusetts Mutual Life In-
surance Company, 20800 Green-
field Road, placed 14th among the

`Judge Sobeloff
Retires From U.S.
Court of Appeals

WASHINGTON (JTA) Judge
Simon E. Sobeloff, chief judge of
the IT.nited States Court of Appeals
for the Fourth Circuit, has retired
because he has reached the manda-

company's 117 general agencies in tory quitting age
the sale of individual life insur- of 70.
ance for the first 11 months of
The Fourth Cir-
1964.
cuit
embraces
five states which
figured prom i-

nently in the ju-

dicial rulings aid-
ing Negro inte-
gration in recent

years.
A 'native of

Baltimore, he
was active in the Sobeloff
leadership of that city's Jewish
community for many years, having
been president of the board of
Jewish education and the Jewish
Council, a member of the board

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DETROIT LODGE 55, Knights
of Pythias, will definitely bring
*in 1965 with. its own New Year's
Eve Party, Dec. 31, at the Lodge
Castle Hall, 15787 Wyoming.

MIKE FAYNE, son of Rose
and Jules Fayne. returned from
a political science conclave held
at West Point Academy, where he
represented Wayne University ..
There were 220 students from a
parts of the country representing
the major schools . . . and al
though Mike is a pre-med biology
major. he was one of only two
selected to represent Wayne . . .
quite an honor . . . He lived with
the cadets for four days, all ex-
penses paid by Wayne University.
BEST BET OF Weekend . . .
Buffet Supper and Dance by Py-
thian Sisters, Temple 152, at Castle
Hall. 15787 WYoming. . . . Pro-
ceeds for retarded and otherwise
handicapped children.

SIX YEARS AGO, the Jewish
Community Center, recognizing
the ever-growing number of wid-
owed and divorced persons, formed
a group called Parents Without
Partners • . It mem
bership in the hundreds and
meets twice a month at the Center.
. . . Programming ranges from
general interest topics to those
specifically related to being a
parent without a partner . . . In
addition to meetings, the mem-
bers bowl every week, have a
monthly informal coffee and dis-
cussion evening, a parent and
child activity (next scheduled is
a sleigh ride and dinner), and
take in plays and concerts and
hold various holiday celebrations
. . Parents Without Partners
under the age of 55 are eligible
. .. For more info. call LI 7-0978.
FROM SAM DICTOR in Cali-
fornia comes this one .. . about a
family that went picnicing on a
Sunday afternoon . . . They found
a lovely green spot in the
th country,
spread out the table cloth and
covered it with sandwiches, hard-
boiled eggs, etc. . . . Impressed
by the beauty of the place, they

of directors of the Associated Jew-
ish Charities, a national vice presi-
dent of the American Jewish Con-
gress and president of a Bnai Brith
lodge.
He was United States solicitor
general in 1954 and 1955, and was were puzzled by the flags with
elevated to the judiciary by Presi- numbers they saw at various points

dent Eisenhower in the latter year. in the distance . . Midway
As chief judge of the Fourth through their picnic, a gentleman

Circuit, a post he assumed in strode angrily toward them . . ."
1958, he held the highest judicial "Just what do you think you are
post—below the Supreme Court— doing," he exploded. "Don't you
of any seat on the bench occupied realize you are sitting on the
by an American Jew in recent fifteenth green of the most ex-
clusive golf club in the country?"
years.
Judge Sobeloff's circuit em- . . . Papa swallow his hardboiled
braced Virginia, West Virginia, egg and sarcastically answered,
North and South Carolina and "So, this is the way to get new
members?"
Maryland.

chant the El Molei Rachamim at
the memorial meeting.
The principal p est speaker
will be Mendel N. Fisher, former
national director of the Jewish

National Fund with whom Mr.
Hordes was associated for many
years in land redemption work
in Israel.

Representing the Chabad Hasi-
dic_ movement will be Rabbi Zal-
mon Posner of Nashville, Tenn.
Movsas Goldoftas will speak in
behalf of the Labor Zionists. Other
speakers will be Rabbi Seymour
Panitz and Philip Slomovitz.

Dean Rusk 'Delighted'
With Israeli's Book
on U.S. Foreign Aid

‘vASHINGTON (JTA) — Secre-
tary of State Dean Rusk is "de-
lighied" with a book about United
States foreign aid, entitled "Your
Hundred. Billion Dollars," written
by Dr. Jacob Rubin, an Israeli
journalist based at the United Na-
tion,s. In a letter to Chilton Books,
publisher of the volume, Rusk
wrote:
“Mr. Rubin's book is a straight-
forward. comprehensive account of
American foreign assistance pro-
grams from Lend-Lease and the
Marshall Plan through the Alli-
anc,, for Progress and the Peace
Corps. I am delighted that some-
ore, has finally put this story to-
gether in a single. readable vol-
ume. 'Your Hundred Billion Dol-
lars' should prove a useful refer-
ence for schools and libraries, and
a welcome source book for any
_American who wants the facts and
the figures on what this nation has
donee, for others: why, where and

of Oak-Woods.
General topic will be "Moments
in History.” dealing with crises
ry of the Jewish people.
in the history
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will address
the first session of the monthly
series on the period of Babylonian
Captivity. Continental breakfast how!'
will precede each session held at
various synagogues. The public is THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS .
Friday, December 11, 1964 - 27
invited.
Other topics and speakers will
The TrOP internallona.
be -The Destruction of the Tern- ;1
ple," Rabbi James Gordon; "The
LOIXIOREIVIMIL
Age of the Talmud," Rabbi Israel
Halpern; and "The Golden Age
of Spain," Rabbi Samuel Prero.
For informatiOn on individual
or series tickets, call Mrs. David 1
Dombey, chapter educational chair- I
man, LI 8-2266.

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