Jewish Volunteers Play
'Santa' to GIs at USO
JNF Women Prepare Cutminating Ted
Walter A. Sahli, district director
of the Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Service in the state of Michi-
gan, advises that all aliens, as well
as employers, should be cautioned
that the issuance of a Social Secur-
ity account card to an alien is not
evidence of permission from the
Immigration and Naturalization
Service for the alien to work in
the United States.
Only those aliens lawfully admit-
ted to the United States for perma-
nent residence (immigrants) and
those aliens temporarily in the
United States (nonimmigrants) who
have been authorized by the serv-
ice to take employment, may work
Bond Office Open Sunday
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COUTURE-BOUTIQUE
CUSTOM DESIGNS
LINGERIE - LOUNGEWEAR
ACCESSORIES
HARVARD ROW MALL
11 MILE & LASHER
353-7640
M¢CLTER
OF HARVARD ROW
Designers of Fine Furs
Complete Fur Service
11 MILE AND LAHSER
Phone: 358-0850
Friday, December 27, 1968-15
Aliens Warned to Get Permission for Jobs
The Jewish War Veterans Auxi-
liary under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Herbert Liner served the USO
all day Christmas Eve.
In addition to providing dinners,
they contributed to the long-dis-
tance phone call fund and provided
eatra gifts for the servicemen.
On Christmas Day, Wednesday,
the Jewish Welfare Board, with
Mrs. I. Irving Bittker serving as
chairman, arranged for the Sister-
hood of Temple Beth El to take
over t h e canteen hospitality.
Christmas dinners, starting at 10
Jun., were served all day. Also in-
chided were gifts and free phone
adh anywhere in continental USA.
The Israel Bond Office, 8522 W.
IlleNichols, will be open Sunday,
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., for the
Convenience of subscribers wishing
pay their 1968 Israel Bond
pledges.
"This is the last Sunday of the
peOr, and Israel needs the cash
now," the announcement states.
For information, call DI 1-5707.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Guided by its division chairmen, the Women's Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund will tailminate its 39th annual donor cam-
paign with a tea noon Jan. 21 at Temple Israel. The program will
feature Mrs. Morris Adler, guest speaker, recently returned from
Israel. For the musical portion of the program, they will present
singer Marci Lyn Rose. Planning the event are (from left) seated:
Mesdames Irving Raskin, Larry Chanin, Nathan Rosin and Frank
Silverman; second row: Mesdames Albert Posen, Harry Portnoy,
Anton Rosenfeld, William Hlafer, Milton Winston and Sam Warsh;
third row: Mesdames Israel Hardener, Leo Lesser, Jack Grossbart,
Sam Rosenblatt, Norman Adilman and Joseph Newman. The 1969
goal of the JNF Women has been set at $60,000.
Admission to this event is one
filled dime "eye bank" or its equi-
valent of $6 in cash or check, ac-
cording to the chairman of the day,
Mrs. Jack Abramson. Sherry and
cookies will be served prior to the
program.
Twenty-three fashions created by
the students of Hadassah's Alice
Seligsberg Comprehensive High
School in Jerusalem will be model-
ed by chapter members.- -
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Mary Lou (Mrs. Morton) Zieve,
local radio and
elevision perfor-
mer, will be the
zommentator. A
ong-time Hadas-
;ah member, Mrs.
Zieve has appear-
ed with Vanguard
Theater, Wayne
Theater and Tem-
ple Players of
Mrs. Zieve
Beth El.
Hadassah also will present '
Israeli singer and guitarist Ron
Eliran. Israel's number one male
pop singer and recording artist,
he often writes his own songs
and humor.
The small, cardboard eyebank
is Hadassah's way of treating a
serious malady in Israel: trachoma
One filled eye bank, or $6, will
cure both eyes.
Proceeds from this annual eye
bank affair are used for research,
treatment of existing cases of tra-
choma and eye examination of
10,000 toddlers and school children
annually. Through Hadassah's ef-
forts, trachoma was well controled
until recently. However, since the
1967 war, Israel has had to treat
many Arabs in occupied territories
who suffer from this malady.
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ZAN GILBERT
and His ORCHESTRA
"Distinctive Styling in Music
to your Individual Taste"
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YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK-
WOODS SISTERHOOD is sponsor-
ing a mid-winter ball starting 9:30
p.m. Tuesday. After hors d'oeuvres
there will be a full-course dinner
and sweet table. Music will be
provided by Sam Emmer and his
orchestra. For information and
reservations, call Mrs. Meyer
Mandelbaum, LI 7-4408, or Mrs.
Morris Trager, LI 6-0543.
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REEMs t iS MALI,
10 Milk ansiAreenfield
Southfield, Michigan
Noon today is the deadline for
all copy for the issue of Jan. 3.
Deadline for classified ads
will be 1 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 31.
The early deadlines are ne-
cessitated because of the holi-
day closing Jan. 1.
Because of the holiday mail
rush, all copy from now until
January should be mailed early
or hand delivered. Deadlines
will be enforced.
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AFTER CHRISTMAS
CLEARANCE
Reg. to $39.95
REDUCED
TO
CAR COATS
Reg. to $45.00
'24
REDUCED
TO
CAR COATS
Reg. to $89.95
MAN MADE FUR TYPE COATS _
'65
'18
REDUCED
TO
Reg. $29.95 and $35.00-1 & 3 'pieces
REDUCED
SUITS
TO
KNIT DRESSES &
Reg. $39.95 and $49.95-1 & 3 pieces
REDUCED
TO
KNIT DRESSES & SUITS
$25.00 to $49.95 — Sizes 3-11
CASUAL JUNIOR DRESSES __
_
$45 to $250
Women's
eitths
Cl
SAVE! `r SAVE!
BUY DIRECT
PERSONALIZED
PARTY FAVORS
Hadassah Eye-Bank Contributors to See
Israel's Fashion, Hear Its Favorite Singer
The Metropolitan Detroit Chap-
ter of Hadassah is planning a dou-
ble feature for its annual Eye-Bank
Affair 12:30 p.m., Jan. 14 at North-
land Theater, Mrs. Norman Rosen-
feld, chapter vice president of pro-
gram, announced.
in this country. Aliens working in
the United States in violation of law
may be subject to certain penal-
ties.
Any alien or employer of aliens
having questions concerning em-
ployment should consult with the
nearest office of the Immigration
and Naturalization Service.
COCKTAIL, AFTER 5
REDUCED
TO
DRESSES
$89.95 to $298
LONG GOWNS, All SIZES _
$99.95 to $279.95
WALKING SUITS, ENSEMBLES
Reg. $69.95
PANT SUITS WITH SKIRTS __
$25.00 to $59.95
REDUCED
TO
-
REDUCED
TO
REDUCED
TO
REDUCED
TO
REDUCED
TO
SLACK SUITS
$15—Plaid and Pleated
REDUCED
TO
SKIRTS, MINI
Assorted
1/2 Off
1/2 off
1/2 off
1/2 off
$44
V2 off
$6
REDUCED TO
ODDS & ENDS
In
FASHION SPORTSWEAR
1/2 OFF
And More
ALL SALES FINAL
All Chards
Plates
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Open Thursday and
Friday TM 9 p.m.
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