28-Friday, February 4, 1972
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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`Shattering Experience' Launched
Sophie Udell's Service to Survivors
NEW YORK For Sophie Udell,
recently elected president of
NYANA, the New York Xisocia-
lion for New Americans, what she
now is doing to aid refugees start-
ed with a vacation trip to Europe,
which turned into a "shattering ex-
perience."
It . was in 1947 that Edward M.
M. .Warburg, then chairman of
the Joint Distri•vic
butfon Commit- r-
tee,• asked Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome
3. Udell to go to
Poland, a coun-
try they had not
expected to visit,
and to, "take a
look" at the aid
being given to
Polish Jews who
had somehow sur- Mrs. Udell
vived the war and the Nazi era.
Today, nearly a quarter century
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Mikva Israel -Dan ce‘
Carol Isaacs -Becomes
Bride eLairrorre Sher Platined:for -Feb: 27
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--Irlar,annual dinner of Maya Is-
and the Women's Orthodox
League will be held 6:30 p.m. Feb.
27 at Cong. Shaarey Shomayim.
Rabbi Samson Raphael Weiss will
he the speaker.
activities
later, Mrs: Udell still recalls that
,"shattering experience," which
changed not just her trip but her
life. The Udells saw not only the
ruins of the Warsaw Ghetto—"one
whole area of rubble, with nothing
alive in it except a few scaven-
gers"—but children's homes, hos-
pitals, soup kitchens and old age
homes. From Warsaw they went
on to meet other Jewish survivors
in Lodz, in Prague, Czechoslova-
kia, and in a DP Camp near
Milan, Italy.
Soon after her return, she was
elected chairman of the women's
division of the New York UJA.
Her continuing dedication to
helping "the people we had seen,
and others like them," has brought
her to the presidency of NYANA,
the UJA-supported agency which
settles and aids the greatest num-
ber of Jewish refugees and new-
comers to the United States, those
who come to live in New York
City.
DETROIT LODGE CHAPTER,
presenting "Lupo," an Israeli filin
in English-8:30_ p.m. Feb".--26 -
the Washington Theater, toy
Oak. For tickets and informatioK
call Mrs. George.:Karabenick,
3-5713, or Mrs. Eugene Perlstoin;
968-2896.
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The event will b _ e heralded this
week on Mikva Shabat, when
.rabbis will speak on the subject
of family purity and the sancti.
rication of the Jewish home when
these laws are upheld.
.;-.For information, call E. Seligson,
542-2119.
IR
MarshaB•O 00116le.
Walter Berlow as
`Man of iiie Year'
Neatness is the
asepsis
es.—Sir William Osier.
Marshall Lodge .and Chapter of
Bnai Brith viiE;honor Walter Ber-
HERE'S JUST THE
low, "Marshall man of the year,".
FISH FOR A MAIN
MRS. LA
at the third annual Israel dinner -
dance 8 p.m. Feh_
MEAL DISH
In a recent evening-ceremony at
19 at Cong.
Cong. Beth Achim, Carol Isaacs
David.
became the bride of Lawrence
Berlow, activ
Sher. Rabbi Milton Arm officiated.
in Bnai Brith for
The bride is the daughter- of
45 yeas, was
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben H. Isaacs of
born in Germany
Meadowlane Ave, Southfield. The
and came to De-
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
troit in 1923. In
Mrs. Harold Sher of Constitution
1926 he joined the
Ilene Kaufman Becomes Jacob
Dr., Southfield.
H. Schiff
The new Mrs. Sher wore a satin
in Lansing
SNACKS—SALADS-
1.1-rs. Joseph Braunstein Lodge
gown with appliques of Alencon
and the following Bellow
AND PARTY
year became president of the lace embroidered with pearls. Her
Hillel Club in Lansing. He was an ivoiy Camelot headpiece trimmed
early member of Marshall Lodge, with pearls held elbow-length silk
illusion veiling. She carried an old-
serving as president in 1942-43.
Berlow was engaged in surveil- fashioned bouquet of roses and
For Custom Drapery
lance for the Anti-Defamation baby's breath.
Cleaning, Call
League and the U.S. Secret Serv-
The maid of honor was Shelly
ice during the war, in connection Sher, the bridegroom's sister.
with the German-American Bund The bridesniaids were Nancy and -
and a subsequent treason trial.
Debbie Isaacs, the bride's twin
sisters.
Berlow helped to unite many
displaced persons with their rela-
Best man was Robert House,
tives in the United States and The ushers were Stuart Stone, Joel
all over the globes. He was active Newman and Michael Rosen.
in Materials for Israel, Inc.,
The flower girl was Cary Hack-
before and after the founding of er, and the ringbearer was Fre&
the Jewish state in 1948.
erick Sher.
Chairman of the Marshall and
Following a honeimoon in Call:
Bnai Brith Council degree teams, fornia, the Sheri will live in Oak
he has been associated with the Park.
Michigan Regional Advisory Board
MRS. JOSEPH BRAUNSTEIN
of the Anti-Defamation League.
The chief value of money lies in
Berlow is a past president of the the fabt that one lives in a world
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaufman Marshall Benevolent
Fund and a in whirh it is overestimated.
of Hendrie Ave., Huntington Woods, member of the Covenant Credit
—E. L. Mencken
announce the marriage of their Union finance committee.
daughter Ilene to Joseph Braun-
Berlow has been active in the
FASHION'S par
tein of New York. The couple will Detroit
Jewish Community Coun-
reside in Hollywood, Fla.
D1.81-{. &
cil since 1950. He is chairman of
the conciliation and arbitration
FINE JEWELERS
commission, is on the board of the
Detroit Library Buys
Ono of Michigan's largost Solecfions of Phircod Earrinfp
council and a member of the in-
ternal relations committee.
Encyclopedia Judaica
STS !RE Olt sitaun . WA= 111111 JEVIELIT EP=
He and his wife, Paula, have two
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With Gift From Alumni children.
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968,0303
Joseph Feldman is dinner-dance
Thanks to a gift from the Central chairman,
with
Albert
Gutman
and
High School Class of 1946, the
Mrs. Samuel Gottlieb as co-chair-:
Detroit Public Library has been men.
able to purchase a 15-volume set
For reservations, call the Israel
of the new Encyclopedia Judaica. Bond
office, 557-6770.
To be available in the philosophy,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman
religion and education department, will host a leadership reception
the reference set will contain book on behalf of Marshall Lodge and.
plates indicating the source of the Chapter 2 p.m. Sunday at their
donation.
home, 1318 Ardmoor, Birmingharn.
Co-chairmen of the Central event Moses Settonfeld, United Nations
were Mrs. Jack Gorback and Mrs. correspondent and author, will be
Floyd Bornstein.
guest speaker.
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The name of Louis Segel, presi-
dent of the Metropolitair+Detrolt
Bnai Brith Council, was 'inadvert-
ently left out of the cutlines of the
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Branch Two Poale Zion
to Hear of Israel Trip
Mrs: Adele Mondry, chairman
of Branch Two Poale Zion, an-
nounces a meeting 7:30 p.m. Feb.
13 at the hone of Mrs. Estelle
Wilk 23237 Providence, South-
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rabino-
witz, who recently returned from
a stay in Israel, will offer im-
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