Miss Stocker to Mari y Judith Patt to Be Bride' Sharon Berman to Wed
Howard E. Lefton
of Roger 'lineman
BerryRubininFebruary
U.S. Steelworkers Raise $900,000 in Israel Bonds
MISS HARRIET STOCKER
Terrorist Blasts Rock
Israel's Border Village
Seriously Injuring Two
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
TEL AVIV—An army spokes-
man reported Monday night that
two settlers, a man and wife, were
seriously injured in a series of
blasts which rocked their settle-
ment early Monday morning.
The explosives were placed by
El Fatah terrorists in three areas
of Moshav Beit Yosef, which is ,
located one mile from the Jordan-
ian border near the junction of the .
Syrian-Jordanian border.
The couple, both 28, were re-
ported in serious but net critical
condition.
The terrorists placed a charge
under each of three houses, one
near a pumping installation and
one near a sheep pen. Damage to
the structures was reported slight.
Officials here said that the
blasts were probably instigated by
Syrans• Footprints of three men
led across the border into Jordan.
Gen. Yigal Allon; and Dr. Robert
C. Weaver, United States secretary
of housing and urban development.
Harman Forest Planted
AJVIINADAV — Abraham Har-
man, Israel's Ambassador to the
United States, was honored by the
Bnai Zion Order of the U.S.A. with
a forest planted in his name in the
John F. Kennedy Peace Forest
southwest of Jerusalem. Mrs. Gol-
da Meir, former Foreign Minister
of Israel, Jacob Tsui- , chairman of
the Jewish National Fund board of
directors, Dr. Harris J. Levine of
New York, honorary chairman of
the Bnai Zion, were among those
who attended the dedication.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Stocker
of Ohio Ave. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Harriet
Sheila to Howard Eugene Lefton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lefton of
Wildwood Ave., Oak Park.
The bride-elect and her fiance
attend the school of medicine at
Wayne State University. Mr. Lef-
ton is affiliated with Phi Delta
Epsilon Fraternity.
A 1967 wedding is planned.
Workers; Israel's minister of labor,
PITTSBURGH (JTA) — Ameri-
can labor and the steel industry
joined in an impressive tribute to
the state of Israel at the largest
labor dinner ever held in this
country on behalf of State of Is-
rael Bonds.
Leading executives of the steel
industry joined 16 presidents of
international unions at the event
to laud Israel and the dinner's
guest of honor, I. W. Abel, presi-
dent of the Unit e d Steel-
workers of America. A total of
$900,000 in Israel bonds was sold
in connection with the event.
Among the speakers at the din-
ner were Walter P. Reuther, presi-
dent of the United Automobile
MISS JUDITH PATT
MISS SHARON BERMAN
Mr. Fred Patt, 18925 Warring-
ton, announces the engagement of
his daughter Judith Rosalyn to
Roger Brown Imerman,- son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold W. Imerman,
25975 York, Huntington Woods.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of
the late Mrs. Patt.
Miss Patt is attending Wayne
State University where she is af-
filiated with Iota Pi Sorority. Her
fiance attended the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
The couple plans a Dec. 19 wed-
ding.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Berman,
21821 Stratford, Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Sharon Lynn to Berry
Lloyd Rubin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Rubin, - 15310 Park, Oak
Park.
Miss Berman and her fiance at-
tend Eastern Michigan University,
where Mr. Rubin is affiliated with
Sigma Pi Fraternity.
The couple plans a February wed-
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ding.
Jospey Named Chairman of Simons
JNF Testimonial Dinner Committee
Maxwell Jospey, prominent De-
troit industrialist, has been named
chairman of the committee that is
arranging the dinner in honor
of Leonard N. Simons, to be held
June 8 at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel.
The Jewish National Fund, spon-
sor of the testimonial, plans to
plant a forest in Israel in Simons'
honor, in recognition of his many
contributions to Jewish and civic
causes.
Jospey is a member of the
board of Sinai Hospital and serves
as chairman of the hospital's joint
research committee. He is a mem-
ber of the board of governors of
the Jewish Welfare Federation. He
is a member of the Wayne State
MAXWELL JOSPEY
Fund of Wayne State University.
In 1962 he was president of Frank-
Bulgaria Denies Rumor
lin Hills Country Club.
Try and Stop Me
By BENNETT CERF
M a
R. AND MRS. HUBB,NRD'S 16-year-old daughter was
out at her first dinner dance, and when her escort hadn't
brought her home by 11 p.m., they were frantic, They knew
the dance was being host-
ed by a lady named Jones,
but there were 14 Joneses
listed in the phone book
so they scarcely knew
where to begin. They
chose one Jones at ran-
dom and dialed the num-
ber. A lady answered.
"Pardon me," said Mrs.
Hubbard, "but might you
be the Mrs. Jones who is
giving a party this even-
ing for teen-agers?" "I am
not," was the decisive
reply. "I am the Mrs.
Jones who was taking a
bath two flights up when you called."
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DAFTYNITIONS:
BRAT—A child who acts like your own, Uut belongs to a
neighbor.
BULLDOZING—Falling asleep during a political speech.
LVITUDENCE—The quality that enables a man sitting in a
crowded bus to flirt with a girl who is standing.
LEISURE TIME—When your wife can't find you.
MIDDLE AGE—The time when a man finally admits that the
only way he still gets a gleam in his eye is when the sun. hits
his bifocals.
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to confiscate any cemeteries nor
to construct a crematorium.
He added the opinion that the
rumors probably had started be-
cause existims, cemeteries in Sofia
are filled up and little room for
expansion exists because of nearby
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Jewish Committee that rumors of
the planned uprooting of a Jew-
ish cemetary in Sofia are com-
pletely untrue.
A telegram by Morris B. Abram,
AJC president, went to Dr. Luben
Guerassimov, Bulgarian Ambas-
sador to the U.S., explaining that
the reports had alarmed the Com-
mittee "as a voluntary agency
dedicated to the protection of the
rights of Jews and all minorities
throughout the • world." The mes-
sage praised Bulgaria's role in
protecting its Jewish citizens dur-
ing the Nazi period, then termed
the reported cemetery desecrations
"a tragic irony of history."
A meeting was held shortly after
this between Dr. Guerassimov and
Sanford Bolz, AJC's Washington
counsel. The Ambassador reported
that Abram's telegram h a d
prompted him to make inquiries
at the foreign ministry in Bul-
garia, where he learned that his
government was neither planning
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