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December 21, 1956 • Page Image 17

…Maccabees to Plant Israel Grove Danny Raskin's LISTENING • HUC Convocation Rec. 24-26 CINCINNATI — A three - day alumni convocation at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion will bring a large group of graduates here from all parts of the country for a series of scholarly discussions and meetings, Dec. 24-26. 1/4,se•••••s••••••m••••w • • •• • • • • • • "Lessons in Cha Cha Cha" Can be Improved while dancing to SAMMY • WOOL...…

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…Friday, December 21, 1956 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS- 13 16 - 8 - WANTED TO RENT HOUSES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible firms or individuals by -elephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charges $1.00, or $2.94 per column inch. CALL VErmont 8-9364 I 0-ROOMS FOR RENT HAVING out of town company? Reasonable rates, Birchcrest Hotel for M...…

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…ALL NEW. RANCH HOMES FOR 1957 GRACIOUS LIVING IQ* HOLTZMAN & SILVERMAN Live in City of Detroit See TWO Wonderful Locations 20223 WOODBINE .... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, .••••:,. 8 MILE N NW BROOK BONNIE BROOK ESTATES • SEE—THE FUTURE LOOK IN KITCHENS MODEL TELEGRA PH s$, ESTATES 7 MILE 3 BEDROOMS•1 & 2 BATHS SEE THE COMPARTMENT HOLLYWOOD BATH PRICES FROM 16,650 20200 WESTBROOK LAHSER AD. I SEE — Our Most Luxurious Homes...…

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…17—HOUSES FOR SALE WANTED—LARGE FAMILY CURTIS-WYOMING OAK PARK 4-bdrm. home. 3 bathrms.•, liv. rm.; din. rin.•, Tremendous Pine lib.; bit.-in kit.; sep. brkfst. rm. with brkfront. Garb. disp.; sprnkl. syst.; 1st fir. lay. Near Schools and Synagogue. Miss Weitzman. Brick and Stone bung. breezeway with attached gar., separate din. rm., stairway to future bedrms. basement floor tiled, gas ht., beautiful landscaped lot, with wishing well & gar...…

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…19172 SORRENTO, JUST N. OF 7 MILE OPEN SUN. 2-5 Beautiful cust. blt. brick home, 3 bedrm. upstairs, dining 'L' lovely den, carpet., drapes, completely finished basement including maid's qtrs. 1st. fl. lay., attic fan, many , more features. Can be bought cash to mtge. or terms. Owner's. new house completed. Hurry! • * * OAK PARK 12911 9 Mile Rd. 3 blks. E. of Coolidge. Beautiful 3 bedrm. Ranch, auto. ht ., storms lity room. Owner & screen...…

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…n 17-HOUSES FOR SALE Oak Pk.-Blackstone, 24081 ;17 z F e2 ci4 ti 1:1 ;r4 ca cr4 ri Roman brick blt. '52, by "Markel" 1600 sq. ft. baths, panelled den, gorgeous • carpets, drapes, large kitch., priced for quick sale, Mr. Pompian, UN. 1-4300. 40-EMPLOYMENT 50-BUSINESS CARDS HIGH SCHOOL senior, or woman for typing afternoons, Dexter- Davison area. TE 4-6532. - A-1 PAINTING, decorating. Reason- able prices. Free estimates. VI. 2-10...…

December 21, 1956 • Page Image 23

…n e Record Tale of Noah's Birth Dr. Yadin, Reveals I Obituaries IDA POLAKOFF, 7010 Thatcher, died Dec. 15. She leaves a son, Max; a daughter, How He Became a Zionist ... Mrs. Morris Yarras; and Live The story how Dr. Paul Tillich of the Union Theological Col- grandchildren. Further details on the con- lege became a Zionist is told by . Edmund Wilson in his recently * * * published book, "A Piece of My Mind," by Farrar, Straus & tents of t...…

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…Friday, December 21, 1956 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-24 Around the World.. 37 Noted Americans Ask I.T. S. tofCompel Arab States, Israel to Draft Peace Settlement Attacking Russia's presence in A Digest of World Jewish Happenings, from Middle East as a central Dispatches of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency and the danger confronting the demo- Other News Gathering Media. cratic world, 37 distinguished United States NEW YORK—The National Council...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 1

…Sukkot: Our Festival of Thanksgiving HE JEWISH NEWS Another Clarification-of Israeli ReCord A of ., 1 >to, P.:vents Weekly Review ‘4' ?\') 6 J) CP cz, % Michigan's Only English Jewish Newspaper— * r VOLUME XXX—No. 3 env 27 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.—VE P sZ Is Believing Commentary, Page 2 '% ( , 3 Editorial, Page 4 . I s ra e I's Signposts of the Future: Seeing ie Detroit Jewish Chronicle , September 21, 1956 $5.00 Per Year; Single ...…

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…Friday, September 21, 1956—THE DETROIT JEWI SH NE Purely Commentary BorderUnrestMountsalammarskjold,Burns Call for Cessation of Israel-Arab Fighting By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., SCENE OF NEW TROUBLES • With United Nations chair- man Col. Finn Moe supporting (JTA) — United Nations efforts 'Signposts in - Israel': Seeing is Believing the Israeli position, the MAC to stem the mounting tide of We were a bit startled by this editor...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 3

…Ask UNESCO Commission to Probe Jordan's Anti-Jewish Discrimination ish faith and is not limited to Israeli citizens. One of UNESCO's principal objectives, it was observed, has been the facilitating of interna- tional travel regardless of re- ligion. Judge Polier emphasized that the Jordan ban prohibits travel not only by Jewish UNESCO personnel but also by private tourists and visiting scholars and thus is "in contravention of mutual respon...…

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…Too Few Teachers for Too Many THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers. Michigan Press Association, National Editorial Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road. Detroit 35. Mich.. VE. 3-9364 Subscription $5 a year Foreign $6. Entered as second class matter' Aug. 6, 1942, a...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 5

…United Jewish High School Merges with United Hebrew's Program After three years of plan- ning, the United Jewish High School will be merged with the United Hebrew Sch' _pis in time for school opening this fall, it was announeed by Abe Kasle, president of the United Hebrew Schools. The affiliation is considered a milestone in Jewish educa- tion in Detroit, the merger be- ing effected in the interest of a sounder Jewish educational effort and m...…

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…TEL AVIV (JTA) — An "Atoms for Peace" exhibition was opened by United States Ambassador Edward B. Lawson in the presence of members of the Israel' Parliament and Is- raeli scientists. President Eisenhower, in a message cabled from Washing- ton to the opening ceremony, said. "The Israel government's impressive display in connection BARTLEY CRUM People Make News `Atoms for Peace' Opens in Israel Noted Speakers to Participate in Holy Day Isra...…

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…William Rosenwald, general chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, and Rabbi Herbert Friedman, UJA executive vice- president, who were here Mon- day to confer with Allied Jew- ish Campaign leaders, as part of a nationwide good-will tour by UJA leaders, announced inaug- uration of the fall and final phase of UJA's nationwide cam- paign. They stated that UJA is seeking $30,000,000 in cash by Nov. 30, to meet new emer- gencies. At the same time tha...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 8

…Holiday Season to Conclude With Simhat Torah Services The concluding days of the Sukkot season will be observed in our synagogues beginning next Wednesday evening, Sept. 26, and continuing Thursday and Friday, Sept. 27 and 28. The following is a calendar of services for the two final holi- days of Shemini Atzeret and Simha Torah as w ell as for sabbath services today and Sat- urday. Beth Aaron Synagogue Holiday services will be held at 6:30 p...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 9

…Zionist Institute, 19161 Schaefer. David Breslau, former na- tional secretary of the organiza- tion who has just returned to the U. S. to resume work for the movement, will be featured speaker. Dr. Last to Receive Conservatives' Citation and Mrs. Leah Koven will lead in community singing. Women of Branch 4 will serve as host- esses. The following newly-elected officers of the Labor Zionist Council will be installed: Sand- ford Goldberg, chai...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 10

…0 High-Ranking Leader Marks Birthday rn Irwin I. Ciihn, at 60, Heads Bond Drive and U. of M. Hillel ti O Oldest 'Newsboy' to Celebrate 75th Birthday He has a son, Elm, living in A venerable figure in Down- the Majestic Bldg., Woodward town Detroit will celebrate his at Michigan, since 1910, he has California; a daughter, Mrs. 75th birthday on Wednesday. seen a city spring up around Charlotte Brandimore; t w o And even if it is a special...…

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…Mrs. Palman to Head UHS Auxiliary Group Tales Out of School "The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees of Posterity."—Disraeli MRS. IRVING PALMAN At a recent board meeting of the Women's Auxiliary, United Hebrew Schools, Mrs. Irving Palman, recently re - elected president, revealed plans of the organization for the coming year. Mrs. Palman will be assisted in carrying out the season's pro- gram by the following women: Mesdames Harry Obserstein...…

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…•• er Beth Aaron Men's Club Plans 'Cabaret Night' Fete 50thAnniversary Nine Years Later x ti s. W Mr. and Mrs. Olshansky Mr. and Mrs. David Olshan- sky, of 2682 Cortland, had a quiet 50th wedding anniversary celebration nine years ago. They kept on postponing the golden years' event until earlier this month—when they • chose the 10th anniversary of the Ol- shansky Family Club, which they organized — to celebrate their 59th wedding dat...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 13

…HANITA CHAPTER of Pio- GOLDA MYERSON CHAP- neer Women will hold its TER of Pioneer Women will omen s Uittb Activities LADIES 0 F YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH will h o 1 d their 28th annual donor lunch- eon, 0 c t. 30, 12:30 p.m., a t Lacar's, 13224 Dexter. The entire profits of this luncheon will go toward the purchase of a lot for a new Yeshiva branch in Oak Park. For reservations or information, call Mrs. Pearl Rottenberg, UN. 2-6868, or Mrs. Pe...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 14

…* Volunteers for Vol. 1, No. 2 B'nai B'rith Adopts $250,000 Goal for Current Bond Drive Oct. 10 to -Mark .Ben-Gurion,'s 70th Birthday at Women's Division Luncheon; 30-Day Drive for $250,000 David Horowitz, Governor of the Central Bank of Israel, At a joint meeting of the men the extent possible, the activi- ties of the groups so that par- and women leaders of the allel campaigning could take and Sarah Tal, Miss Israel of 1956, will join wi...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 15

…rael's Progress September 21, 1956 "Chen" Is the Road to Woman of Valor Last week, Mrs. Charles Milan was introduced as one of the only ten women in the United States who was privileged to wear the Woman of Valor pin, symbolic of sales of $100,000 or more, and Mrs. Milan said she felt lonely in _such an exr_du- sive group. She may not be lone- ly long. Mrs. Perry Goldman, Chen Chairman for Detroit, an- nounced this week that 145 wo- men in ...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 16

…activities in Society Miss Mary Bakst will return to her voice studies in Milan, Italy, during the coming week, after spending several weeks here with her family. Miss Bakst will remain with her sister, Mrs. Louis Zucker, 19341 Riverview, until her departure for New York on Tuesday, when she boards the Cristoforo Colombo for Genoa. Prior to her visit home, Miss Bakst had been in Italy for five years, part of that time on a Fulbright Award. Sh...…

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…Miss Feldman Plights Troth to L. Shulman City of Hope Duartians Plan Cocktail Party A garden-cocktail party will be the season's opening event for the Duartians of the City of Hope. The program will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 30, at the Belcrest Hotel, with music fur- nished by Mickey Woolf and his orchestra. Minimum age of the group is 21. For information, call Pearl Klein, UN. 4-9572, or Julia Sherr, TY. 6-4962. To Wed in Fall Mrs. Maril...…

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…Friday, September 21, 1956—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-1, Pioneer Council Holds 'Open House' Monday An "Open House," the first membership affair of the season for the Detroit Council of Pio= neer Women, will be held Mon- day, 1 p.m., at the new Labor Zionist Building, 19161 Schaefer. Mrs. Norman Kanter, past presi- dent of the organization, will serve as chairman for the after- noon. She will introduce the new slate of officers, headed by Mrs. I...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 19

…▪ Judge Kaufman UrgesRegistration BY HON. NATHAN J. KAUFMAN Judge of Probate With the observance of Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur we have had an opportunity to re-. view our lives. Regardless of the hardships and heartaches many of us faced during the past year, we should have offered a prayer of thanks for the privilege of being in these United States. Judge Kaufman We take the many advantages and freedoms that we enjoy as citizens for gran...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 20

…Fr iday, September 21, 1956—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS The Suburban Community---i Rabbi Returns to Michigan to Lead Emanu-El Services University instructor and coun- By the Oak-Woodser "It's wonderful to be back in selor on curriculum in the sec- ondary. schools of Detroit. Michigan." Hebrew classes, taught in con- The sentiment is that of Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum, newly- junction with the United He- appointed spiritual leader of brew Schools, R...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 21

…4 117=-ITOU • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 6 ROOMS lower flat, 3 bedrooms, gas heat. Martindale near Elm- hurst. Rent $75. DU. 2-2303. UPPER 6-room flat, gas heat, 4214 Richton. WE. 4-3570. 3770 EDISON-Lower 5 rooms, heat. Open Sunday. $65. NICE furnished room, 2 in • family, gentleman or lady. 3737 Richton. WE. 5-4998. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, tele- phone service, good transportation. UN. 1-6670. GENTLEMAN OR LADY-Comfort- able roam, by ...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 22

…17—.-titnntS 17—HOUSES FOR SALE • C4 Z MARLOWE MEYERS 18496 NO. OF JAS COUZENS Custom blt., beaut; home in most desired loc., 2 spacious bdrms., most beaut. lge. kit., scr. and glassed in terr., whole bsmt., floor tiled, Ige. rec. rm., gas ht., 1% car gar. Mr. Operman or Mr. Silver. UN 4-3100 13420 W. 7 MILE O'DONNELL MADSEN CO. 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Realtor Everyone a Good Buy! Double Your Money 50-RM. BRICK HOT...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 23

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 47—HOUSES FOR SALE ILENE 18071 18426 INDIANA Open 2 - 5 Sunday OPEN SUN. 2 - 5 7-rm. Brk. Bung. Nat'l fireplc.; scrnd. terr.; alum. sts., scs.; rec. rm. Nr. Mumford and Schultz schls., synagogue. Newly dec. $18,500.. Mr. Oringer. 13420 W. 7 MILE AT ROSELAWN Nr. Beth Abraham Syn. 3 Bedrooms, rec. room, carpCting, draperies, gas heat, natural fire- place, maid's room, stall shower, breakfast room, 2-car garage, air- cond...…

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…17—HOUSES FOR SALE'' 17—HOUSES FOR- SES FOR SALE _ CHERRYLAWN 18616 MAJESTIC OAK. PARK NORTHLAWN 17321 OPEN 2 - 5 SUN. JEROME. OAK PARK OAK PARK MORITZ A lovely Ranch home on a most attrac. cor. lot. Lge. liv. rm. with Din. L-36 ft. Nat'l fireplc.; lots of closet spc.; radiant ht; 3 bdrms. Owner transf. to Chicago. Very anx. for offer. Mrs. Gates. Very clean, spacious, • all brick 3 bedrm. Eng. Col., 1st lay., large modern kitchen wit...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 25

…HUNTINGTON WOODS Brick English Colonial In the proper "Mr. Executive this is for you for your growing family." Four bedrooms plus complete maid quarters. First floor den. Three baths and extra lavatory, breakfast nook, formal dining room, recreation room, double garage with solid drive, beautifully landscaped. "Just like a park." You can have im- mediate posses si o n. $38,000. Terms. Call Mrs. Clare BARNES B. F. CHAMBERLAIN CO. BIRWOOD 166...…

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…Priciky, September 21, 1956—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -.4 • 17-HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE 18400 BIRWOOD, corner Pickford. Brick colonial, 3 bedrooms, gas heat, 2 bathrooms, stall shower, breakfast room, open Sunday. By owner. 17-HOUSES FOR SALE HARDING 21960 ...)AK PARK. Open Sunday 2-5, Gen- eva, 23250. Near 9 Mile. 3-bedroom, face brick ranch, tile features, car- peting, side-drive, garage. Terms. Call Mr. D., DI. 1-8922. SOUTHFIELD - 8...…

September 21, 1956 • Page Image 27

…DRYERS VENTED, appliances in- stalled, etc. Reasonable. Cal] any time. Wolfe, BR 3-4446. 1. SCHWARTZ & CO. All types of carpenters work. TY 7-7758 or UN 2-6329. STEEL RUBBISH DRUMS 55 gal. $2.50 30 gal. 2.00 15 gal. 125 Also Float and Oil Drums FREE DELIVERY MATT DEAN Phone KE 3-4870 — KE 1-1593 CARPENTER — Alterations of all kinds. Free ,estimates. TE 4-7776, WE 3-0815. SECRETARIAL service, my home. Typing: business, personal, special ...…

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…World Powers Stress Israel's Role as 'Pivot' Nation in Suez Crisis (Continued from Page 1) "However, almost at the same moment British Prime Minister Eden in the House of Commons predicted that if Egyptian Presi- dent Nasser succeeded in his seizure of the Suez Canal he next would launch a military at- tack on Israel. Some felt there was an implication that Britain would assist Israel with arms in this event. "Meanwhile Premier Guy Mallet of ...…

October 21, 1955 • Page Image 1

…Shocking Abuse Of Decencies: The Arabs and Their Refugees Commentary, Page 2 THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English Jewish Newspaper — Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 28—No. 7 27 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.—VE. 8-9364—Detroit 35, October 21, 1955 $4.00 Per Year; Single Copy 1 5c ANNUAL EDUCATION ISSUE A Hearty Salute to Our Community Schools NOW AND 10 YEARS AHEAD —Drawing used through th...…

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…Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Shocking Abuse of Decencies There is a group of agitators in the Middle East whose chief aim is to perpetuate the Arab refugee problem in order to utilize it as a weapon against Israel. This became evident in the past two weeks in Lebanon. There was comparative quiet on the Lebanese- Israeli frontier. It is a well known fact that the Lebanese would cheerfully make peace with Israel. But they fear the .w...…

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…Middle East Arms Controversy Rages as Border fights Erupt UNITED NATIONS — Secre- tary General Dag Hammarskjold was reported Tuesday using his recently developed • technique of "quiet diplomacy" to point out to members of the Egyptian dele- gation that Egypt had violated armistice rules by attacking UN observers in the Nitzana-El Auja sector. The incident developed from a clash between Israeli and Egypt- ian troops in the Sinai Peninsula. The...…

October 21, 1955 • Page Image 4

…Time for U. S. to l i lilan,ce the Scale THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial Asso- ciation Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich., VE. 8-9364. Subscription $4 a year, Foreign $5. Entered as second class matter Au...…

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…Approval of B-G's Cabinet Awaits Recovery from Illness JERUSALEM — (JTA) — Is- rael's new four-party coalition Cabinet was announced this week by Premier-designate David Ben- Gurion. Formal ceremonies to install the Knesset leader and his ministers were postponed tem- porarily because of the illness of Mr. Ben-Gurion. A bulletin, signed by Profs. M. Rachbilevitz and Lipmann Halprin, two of the five attend- in g physicians, • said that the Pre...…

October 21, 1955 • Page Image 6

…The Story of the City of Hope The story of The City of Hope is not that of one person but of many. It not only means "adding years to life" but adding "life to years" . . . When a child is healthy, school does not seem important but to one afflicted with Leukemia or Cancer school becomes a symbol of belonging with other kids. The classroom at Duarte is different . . . wheel chairs and beds take the place of desks. The walls are decorated with...…

October 21, 1955 • Page Image 7

…Name Given braes Army Explains 'Congress Confidential' Miss Fealk, Bernstein in Wayne Production To Highlight Wm. Cohen Shirley Fealk and Jerome Bernstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Its Peaceful Inlet& Says Col. Werth Bernstein are playing featured David Bernstein, of 12512 Broad- That Israel wants peace in the Middle East was made very ap- parent by Lt. Col. Dina Werth, chief training officer of ' CHEN, the Women's Army of Israel, at the annual me...…

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…Dr: yi'am - Installed for Third Term As President of AJ ConoTess Council Installation of officers and the awarding of plaques to its past presidents will be highlights of a program planned by the Michi- gan Council, American Jewish Congress at 6:30 -p.m., Tuesday, at Holiday Manor. Dr. Leon Fram, a member_ of AJ Congress for 35 years, will be installed as president of the Chapter presidents, Mesdames Zeldon Cohen, Northeast; Henry Caplan, So...…

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…Israel, Books on Bible in three-quarters of a million Jews ' requires adult minds for its com- • prehension." will be analyzed. Registration for the 20 consecu- The Institute program also will include a course in the playing of tive Tuesday evening sessions is the chalil, the Israeli recorder, being accepted in the offices of given by Avrom Rosenthal, and Co'ng. Shaarey Zedek, Adas Sha- one on • "Maimonides—Physician lom, Beth Aaron, Bnai Mos...…

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…League Highlights `Accent on Youth' Sholem Ale them' Open- gin Detrott on Nov. 7 Tales Out of School "The World of Sholem Alei- chem," which played to capacity houses for 43 weeks in New York, will receive its Detroit premier at 8:30 p. m. Nov. 7 in the De- troit Instituate of Arts, under sponsorship of the Jewish Com- munity Center. Featured in the cast will be Herschel Bernardi, Gilbert S. Green, Fritzi Burr, Jack Bann- ing, Marie Andrews...…

October 21, 1955 • Page Image 11

…held Wednesday evening, in the Temple. A faShion show by the Elmwood Hotel. Sammy Davis, Jacqueline Shops will be fea- womens Mho activities NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID will meet at Holiday Manor on Monday. Dessert luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. The program will feature a book review given by Mrs. Arthur Robbins on "The Mind Alive," by Harry and Bonaro Overstreet. Mrs. David Saks, president, will announce plans for the annual membership drive i...…

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…Joan Seyburn -Wed To Alvin- Gendelman MRS. ALVIN GENDELMAN Joan Adrienne Seyburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Seyburn, of Wildemere Ave., and Alvin Gendelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gendelman, of Fairfield Ave., were united in marriage on Oct. 49, at a ceremony performed at Cong. Shaarey Zedek by Rabbi Morris Adler, Dr. Leon Fram and Dr. A. M. Hershman. The bride wore a wedding gown of blush pink satin with a deep Empire neckline, e...…

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…Announce Betrothal of Miss Thelma Smith nai ri Activities r. AT Shapiro. in ,11 ay A joint meeting of the DE- TROIT LODGE and CHAPTER will be held at Holiday Manor on Tuesday, in the form of a masked dance. No costume is necessary. Those without masks can get them at the door. Music will be by Dick Stein and there will be refreshments and prizes for the most artistic, original and funny masks. Friends are in- vited. * * * PISGAH CHAPTER wi...…

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…Ilk Federation Women Continue Training Odessa Ladies Set Nov. 2 for Dance Institute with Tour of Community As part of the Leadership Training Institute of the Wom- en's Division, Jewish Welfare Federation, a tour of Federation's leading agencies will be held from 9:50 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Mon- day, announces Mrs. Isidore Sobeloff, Institute chairman. Mrs. David J. Schachter is chairman of the tour, which will begin in the Esther Berman Branch ...…

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