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The Detroit Police Officers
Wives Association will present its
third annual spring benefit fash-
ion show 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, at
the Monaghan Knights of Colum-
bus Hall. Proceeds go into the
Police Wives Benefit Fund, which
helps the families of Detroit police
officers during emergencies, par-
ticularly those causing the injury
or death of an officer in the per-
formance of his duty. For ticket
information, call Mrs. R. Serocki,
DR 1-4694, or obtain tickets at the
door.
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The annual luncheon meeting of
the MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF
HOSPITAL AUXILIARIES for the
Southeastern District will be held
at the David Whitney House noon
Tuesday. Seven hospital gift shops,
including Sinai, will have a trunk
showing. Reservations are being
taken by Mrs. Martin Mis, 44 Colo-
rado, Highland Park.

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May 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
C. Benson (Gail Shapiro), 29425
Woodhaven, Southfield, a daughter,
Michelle Beth.
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May 5 — To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
B. Dubin (Lynn Benigsohn), 21800
Gardner, Oak Park, a son, Eric
Jeffrey.

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DETROIT POST OF THE
STATE POLICE will hold open
house May 20, Hospitality Day of
Michigan Week. Visiting hours will
be 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Officers will
act as guides and answer questions.
In addition to the reception, there
will be an exhibit. The post is lo-
cated at Seven Mile Rd., and
Grand River Ave.

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Letter carriers throughout De-
troit and suburbs will hold their
29th annual LETTER CARRIER
BENEVOLENT FUND FIELD
DAY AND PICNIC June 26 at
Walled Lake Amusement Park.
Proceeds provide funds for the
Letter Carriers Benevolent Fund
which pays sick, death, retirement,
health and welfare benefits to the
letter carriers, their widows and
children, not covered by their em-
ployment. Tickets may be secured
from any letter carrier.
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A 30-minute, color-film tour of
the WHITE HOUSE ART COLLEC-
TION will be shown 8:30 p.m.,
May 20, in the Detroit Institute
of Arts lecture hall. There is no
admission charge, but reservations
should be made by calling the
Archives of American Art office,
833-7500. Works of art presented to
the White House by Detroit-area
collectors will be seen in the film—
two early views of the White
House given by Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence A. Fleischman, and "Shen-
flock Hills," an oil painting by
William Merritt Chase,. from Dr.
and Mrs. Irving F. Burton.

S O P H I E WRIGHT SETTLE-
MENT, neighborhood center on the
East Side, will hold a reunion of
former staff members in June and
is seeking information on the
whereabouts of these alumni. The
celebration will mark the 100th
anniversary of Sophie Wright, the
pioneer in adult education. The
settlement's executive director,
Sidney M. Rosen, asks that alumni
call the agency at WA 3-7112 so
they will be included in the cele-
bration.

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shoulder veil of imported illu-
sion. The bridal bouquet was a
crescent of roses, and orchids
with streamers of ivy.
Judith Cohen of New York City
served her sister as maid of honor.
The bride's attendants were Made-
laine Kalisher, sister of the bride-
groom; Carole Forman, Harriet
Bloom and Marilyn Daniels.
Joel Nitzkin was best man.
Ushers were Stuart Cohen, brother-
of the bride, Joel White, Bruce
Dicey and Larry Lowenthal.
After a honeymoon in Los An-
geles, the couple will reside at
Lafayette Plaisance.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, May 13, 1966

York, the federation's spiritual

adviser, made the proposal of
a peace corps in behalf of Jew-

ish religious unity.
He said that "in time when the
Christian faiths are drawing to-
gether, the Jews with comparative-
ly far smaller differences dividing

them have made almost no efforts
at religious unity among them-
selves."
Rabbi Geffen called upon the
rabbinical seminaries of Conserva-_
tive, Orthodox and Reform Judy
ism to set an example "by con
ing into closer relations."
He said it was "urgent for the
Men's Clubs Parley
Jewish people to strengthen their
to each other on 'a religious
Elects Mannye London ties
basis rather than to keep build-
GROSSINGER, N.Y. (JTA) — A ing their parochialism and the
resolution calling on the Soviet walls surrounding it.
MRS. LESTER KALISHER
government to end its repression
"The walls must be knocked
At a candlelight ceremony Sun- of the religious and cultural rights down. Synagogue , laymen must
day, at Adas Shalom Synagogue, of the Russian Jews was adopted take the lead in knocking them
Sheila Lynn Cohen, daughter of here at the close of the 37th an- down."
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Cohen of nual convention of the National
Kentucky Ave., became the bride Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs.
of Lester Kalisher, son of Mr. and
The 750 delegates of the feder- Wrong Number Rung
Mrs. David Kalisher of Albany ation, an affiliate of the Conserva-
The advertisement announcing
Ave., Oak Park. Rabbi Jacob Segal tive United Synagogue of America, the appointment by Temple
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officiated at the ceremony.
elected Mannye Emanu-El of Cantor H. Richard
The bride's gown was of silk
London of Chi- Brown listed erroneously the tel-
peau de soie with an A-line skirt
cago to a second ephone number of Mr. Newland of
and bell sleeves. The bodice and
term as presi- the Chamberlain Co. realty firm
sleeves of the gown were of Al-
dent. The feder- which has offered its services to
encon lace re-embroidered and
ation has 75,000 find him a residence to rent. The
trimmed with seed pearls. A
members.
correct phone number is 353-9000.
cathedral length train from the
In other reso-
shoulders was edged with Alen.
lutions the del-
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con lace. Her headpiece, a petal
egates urged U.S.
cluster of peau de soie and seed
- Senate ratifica-
pearls with a crown motif was
London
tion of the Uni-
attached to a double bouffant
ted Nations convention on geno-

Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will
dedicate its new educational com-
plex in Southfield, at 10 1/2 Mile
and Farifax, 11 a.m. Sunday.
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman, gen-
eral chairman of the dedication
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committee, said the highlight of
The BUICK OPEN, Michigan's the day will be, the formal dedi-
only major golf tourney among cation of the Daniel A. Laven
the top half-dozen biggest-galler- Building "in recognition of his
ied tournaments in the U.S., will (Mr. Laven's) untiring efforts and
be held June 11-12 in Flint. Ad- devotion in behalf of Yeshivath
vance tickets may be obtained for Beth Yehudah and his magnificent
a dollar per day each plus a and unsurpassed contributions to
stamped, addressed envelope mail- the Yeshivah that have earned for
ed to "Buick Open Tickets," P.O. him the everlasting credit of the
Box 205, Flint 48550.
Jewish community."
At the same time, the Julius
and Alice Rotenberg High School
will be dedicated.
An announcement was issued
by Rabbi Leizer Levin, chair-
man of the Council of Orthodox
Howard da Silva, star of stage, Rabbis of Detroit, proclaiming
screen and television, will be guest
the coming weekend as "Beth
artist at the 41st annual concert of Yehudah Dedication Weekend".
the Detroit Jewish Folk Chorus 8
To be dedicated are the Nathan
p.m. May 22 at the Scottish Rite and Ruth • Freedland Beth Hame-
Cathedral, Masonic Temple.
drash (Hebrew Study Hall); the

Da Silva, who has starred in the
Broadway comedy "The Zulu and
Zayda," has won two Academy
Award nominations here and one
in Britain.
Handel's oratorio, "Judas Mac-
cabeus," adapted for chorus and
Yiddish text by Max Helfman, will
be presented, along with Yiddish,
English and Hebrew folk songs.
Shirley Benyas and Cantor Harold
Orbach will solo.
Conductor is Harvey Schreib-
man.

MEN'S CLUBS

SHA AR EY ZEDEK MEN'S
CLUB will present Nimrod Rapha-
eli, an instructor in political sci-
ence at the University of Michigan,
8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the social
hall. His topic is "Israel — It's
Place in World Politics." Raphaeli
has attended the school of law and
economics in TelAviv and has a
masters degree from the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh, school of public
and international affairs. He was
administrative manager of Mapai
in Tel Aviv from 1957 through
1960. Guests are invited.
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May 4 — To Mr. and Mrs. Mar- announced for ARMED FORCES
vin Zahler (Suzie Simms), 21606 WEEK May 16-22, by Januarius A.
Stratford, Oak Park, a daughter, Mullen, general Chairman of the
Metropolitan Detroit Armed For-
Cherie Lynn.
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ces Week Committee. First event
April 30--To Dr. and Mrs. S. of the week will be the Armed
Meyer Arbit (Charlotte Singer), Forces Week lunchon, Tuesday,
13231 Dartmouth, Oak Park, a son, in the ballroom of the Veterans
Memorial Building.
Philip Jerome.

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Rabbi Moses Fischer Library; the
Louis and Sarah Honigman Eng-
lish Library; and the Ladies of the
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah Dining
Room.

Rooms to be dedicated are named
for Arthur and Jack Beckwith, Berez-
nitzer Aid Society, Dr. Julius Y. Burn-
stine, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carmen, in
Meinory of Ben Zion Cohen Cong.
Ateres Zvi, Mr. and Mrs. Al Dreshcher,
Mrs. Libbie Dubrinsky, Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Feigleman, Mr. and Mrs. I. Irving
Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Feld-
man, Mrs. Anna Framovitz, Mr. and
Mrs. David Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan I. Goldin, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Hechtman, In Memory of Isaac Henig,
Max Kaplan and Family, Mr. Abraham
Malzberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Malzberg,
Mrs. Ida Michel, Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund
Rohlik, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Saltsman,
Max Schneider and Family, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan D. Soberman, Mr. Joseph
Stoler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sylvan, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Weinbaum, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Weingarden and Mr. and Mrs.
Max J. Zivian.

cide; suggested expansion of the
war on poverty; called for peace
in South Vietnam; asked the fed-

eration's members to observe fair
employment practices in their own
business enterprises; expressed
concern over "drop-outs from Jew-
ish religious training;" and urged
parents to continue the religious
education of their children beyond
Bar Mitzvah age.

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