Program April 11 to Pay Tribute Judith Caplan to Wed Labor Zionist Reception Tuesday Dr. Dennis S. Phillips for Farband's National Secretary to Heroes of Warsaw Ghetto The Jewish Community Council will present the 22nd annual city- wide commemoration of the War- saw Ghetto Uprising 8:15 p.m. April 11 at Temple Israel. The event. recalls a tragic-heroic chapter in Jewish history when the remnants of the Warsaw etto survivors revolted against then seemingly invincible Ger- m Army in April 1943 on the ;t night of Passover. in announcing the event, George Zeltzer, chairman of the Coun- 's Culture Commission, under lose auspices the program is ing arranged, stated that Detroit U continue its tradition of ob- rving this event in accordance ,lith the Jewish calendar date. The Detroit program has been arranged in conjunction with similar programs throughout the_ wor',1 in tribute not only to 'to fighters but also the 6,000,- the Nazis. the unequipped qers lasted for ords of the late iy; "The result l'ews to be fore- 4h 1 they lacked _ resources and a mili- aadition, they were able to induct their struggles against the 7whelming forces of the Nazi piers for more than three cs, thereby providing a chap- .n the annals of human hero- , and inspiration to the peace- .ng people of the world and a :ruing to would-be oppressors )Business Briefs By Sid Shmarak In the advertisement of the BEE ALT TRAVEL SERVICE for the lexico holiday for 12 days g April le — price should ave read $459 all inclusive, rather $495 as written. We regret y inconvenience this may have tsed. * * * Diana Tieger and Helen Baals, rmerly associated with the Selma nheim Shop, have opened THE UTIQUE corset and lingerie p at 21184 Greenfield, in the "-8 Shopping Center. Featur- e America's finest brands of ag apparel. There is no for alterations, and gift .ing is done free. More than ile parking is available when visiting The Boutique shop. Hours at present are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and until 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday. * Members of the Council's Culture Commission in addition to Zeltzer are: Cantor Shabtai Ackerman, Cantor Hyman J. Adler, Rabbi Morris Adler, Mrs. Morris Adler, Lawrence W. Crohn, Dr. Norman Drachler, Albert Elazar, Mrs. Philip Fealks, Rabbi Leon Frain, Abe Friedman, Mrs. Morris Friedman, Rabbi James I. Gordon, Rabbi Irwin Groner, Rabbi Israel Hal- pern, Morris Kane, Rabbi Max Kapus- tin, Sidney J. Karbel, Mrs. Sidney Kaye, Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, Dr. Samuel Krohn, Benjamin Laikin, Lou- is LaMed, Morris Lieberman, Jack Malamud, Emanuel Mark, Cantor Har- old Orbach, Irving Pokempner, Mar- tin H. Rose, Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum, Jay Rosenshine, Mrs. Morris L. Sche- yer, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Sidney M. Shevitz, Edwin G. Shifrin, Dr. Leon- ard Sidlow, Wolf Synder, Cantor Ja- cob Sonenklar, Jason Tickton and Dr. Israel Wiener. Tickets for the event may be obtained from organizations and from the Jewish Community Coun- cil, 163 Madison Ave. WO 2-6710. F IMIH.111•1.!0.1 ■0■ ••..•11 ✓ Activities ✓ 1 ADZES AUXILIARY No. 716 I hold its sixth annual Games ght. and Smorgasbord, 8 p.m. r. ednesday at the home of Mrs. Isadore Field, 23511 Marlow, Oak Park. For tickets call Mrs. Hank Cahn, LI 6-9096; Mrs. Norman Moss, LI 5-4306; or Mrs. Herb Liner, LI 7-7132. There will be prizes. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 24—Friday, March 26, 1965 ‘1. MISS JUDITH CAPLAN Mr. and Mrs. Ira Caplan of Lauder Ave. announce the engage- ment of their daughter Judith Ann gewry to Dr. Dennis S. Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Phillips of the Air Minneapolis. The bride-elect is a graduate of This Week's Radio and the University of Michigan and is Television Programs now attending law school at ETERNAL LIGHT RADIO Northwestern University. Her fi- Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday. nance is a graduate of the Univer- Station: WWJ. sity of Minnesota's dental school. Feature: "Ballad of Isaac and An April 11 wedding is plan- Jacob," which traces within a dra- ned. matic format the history of labor in the United States, emphasizing the present-day problem of auto- Foster Homes for Aged mation, will be presented as the Are Sought in the Area third program in the series "Be- The Wayne County Bureau of tween Man and Man." * * * Social Aid is seeking homes for elderly patients who have lived THE JEWISH HERITAGE in mental institutions for a number Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday. of years and have improved to the Station: WCAR. Feature: "Coordinating Our Hu- extent that they can now be re- man Rights Resources," a discus- leased. sion moderated by Walter E. Klein, This home-finding is part of the Jewish Community Council exec- County Referral Program sponsored utive director, will feature the Rev. by the State Department of Mental Donald Schroeder of the Detroit Health and the State Department Council of Churches; the Rev. Fa- of Social Welfare. The aim of this ther James Sheehan of the Arch- program is to offer patients an op- bishop's Committee on Human Re- portunity for community living and - ;.:_lons; and Robert Tindal, direc- provide services for them. tor of the Detroit branch for the Public assistance funds will pro- National Association for Advance- vide board, room and care, cloth- ment of Colored People. ing, incidentals and medical ex- * * * penses. The Social Worker will TO DWELL TOGETHER assist the former patient in his Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday. adjustment. Station: Channel 2 and WJBK. For information, call the Wayne Feature: "Am I My Brother's County Bureau of Social Aid, Keeper?" a discussion of Catholic- Home-Finders Staff, 222-3021 or Jewish relations, will be presented 222-3022. by Rabbi Leon I. Feuer, president of the Central Conference of Amer- Last Civil War Vet ican Rabbis and former chairman Daniel Harris, a London-born of the Committee on Justice and Jew who settled in the United Peace; Dr. Joseph L. Lichten, di- States as a youth, lived to be the rector of the Anti-Defamation last survivor of the 8,000 Jews who League's department of intercul- served in the American Civil War. tural affairs• and Sister Mary Lu- He served as an enlisted man in cille, president of Mercy College. the U. S. Navy. 00•11 leader in Poale Zion and Farband, succeeded the late Louis Sigel to the executive secretaryship. One of the outstanding leaders in labor Zionism, his appearance here next week is being utilized to welcome him to the high rank he has as- sumed in the movement. Therapeutics Pioneer Ludwig Traub, a 19 century German-Jewish physician, was a pioneer in the science of thera- peutics. He was also called the founder of experimental pathology. Fabulous Star Bakeries ARE OPEN! Only the finest ingredients used . . . We are still old-fashioned enough to use pure butter and fresh eggs in all our products. , On * * Bernard (Pat) Benton, with 15 years' experience in the optical business, has just opened a new place of business, known as PRE- SCRIPTION OPTICIANS, Inc., at i Coolidge, Oak Park. He spe- -- in filling of eye-doctor's ons, shatterproof lenses ren and adults, no-line old replacement of lenses In addition, he has over 300 different types from all over the world 3 the community to see frame collection. Ben- the board of directors ichigan Society of Oph- ispensers. A public reception for the national executive secretary of the Farband-Labor Zionist Order, Ja- cob Katzman, has been arranged for 9 p.m., Tuesday, at the Labor Zionist Institute. The public reception will be pre- ceded by a dinner in Katzman's honor 6:30 p.m. Admission to the reception — a specially arranged kabolas ponim —will be free. Reservations for the dinner are being taken at the La- bor Zionist Institute. Katzman, for 38 years an active which will long be remembered." WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS THIS WEEK Viennese Chocolate Coffee Cake 49c lb. 7577 W. McNichols at Pennington Diamond 1-0264 7336 W. 7 Mile Road at Prairie 20350 W. 7 Mile Road at Evergreen 411 ■ 11111111116 CARL and MIKE KOSHER MEATS and POULTRY 13140 W. 7 Mile, between Littlefield and Outer Dr. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities PHONE DI 1-3166 Fresh or Pickled Tongue Shoulder Roast Trimmed Breast of Beef Lamb Chops - Tender Juicy French Roast 49c lb. 95c lb. 95c lb. 98c lb. 85c lb. Sunday Only Young Steer Liver Rib Steak Fresh Ground Beef Chuck Roast 39c lb. 89c lb. 3 lbs. $1.39 59c lb. Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF . P. 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