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September 24, 1954 • Page Image 71

…Tercentenary- Gallery of America's leading Personalities, Philanthropists South American Zionists Invest in Israel Village TEL AVIV, (JTA) — South American Zionist investors will build an agricultural-industrial cooperative village on a 5,500 dunam (1,400 acre) plot near Beer Tuvia, allocated for the project by the Jewish National Fund. IMMIIIIIMMIIMIIIIIII11111911119111111111911M1111911MI eill1111099111199111111111111111111111111111111111=1...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 72

…one of the , man, basketball mentors, was Holman Ha enin s Head 571$ ! most accused of Activities in World of Sports nation's fore- charges - growing- out of the Gasketball scandals. Many fans breathed a sigh of relief when he was cleared by !a committee of the New York By BILL WOLF came from developments in the City Board of Higher Education (Copyright, 1954, JTA, Inc.) case of Nat Holman. However, the sports world was • • • Holman had been...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 73

…The Center at the Front • 'Grace' After Meals By RABBI SAMUEL J. FOX (Copyright, 1954, JTA, Inc.) The rabbis claim that it was the patriarch Abraham who first introduced the custom of saying grace after a meal. It is men- tioned in the Midrashic litera- ture that when Abraham enter- tained travelers he would call upon them to pronounce a bless- ing after they ate. When they rose to bless him he told them that it was the Lord of the Uni- v...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 74

…border wars with the Spanish Some Surprises in U.S. Jewish thstory ' colony of Florida. Nobody could speak the Indian language, but Holiday Best Wishes there was a Jew present to in- terpret Spanish. We do not even 4T)r. Levinger, now a chaplain with the Veterans' Administration at Los Angeles, is the well-known World War I chaplain and historian, His book, "History of the know his name; his very exist- Jews in the United States," was publish...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 75

…swamplands of the Huleh itself, in Israel's Nor- thern Galilee, other echoes and othei sounds are to be heard, sounds of great machines at work. A n d t h e mountains of the Lebanon and Mt. Hermon from over the border in Syria, look down from their snow cov- Mrs. Lindheim ered heights and wonder what it is all about. For thousands of years the Valley of the Huleh, in North- ern Galilee, had lain at their feet unchanged by the few who had dared...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 76

…Hybrid Sweet Corn Produced in Israel's Weizmann Science Institute REHOVOTH, Israel—A new type of hybrid sweet corn° of a high nutritive value, the first and only one of its kind in Is- rael, has been developed by Dr. Ovid Shifris, head of Plant Genetics Research at the Weiz- mann Institute of Science in Rehovoth. The hybrid combines the desirable characteristics of four different pure varieties. Texture, sugar content and flavor of the new s...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 77

…all their ancient force in the colonies, The inestimable privil- ege of worshipping God in ac- cord with their own conscience was denied to the first settlers of New England in the mother country, and they came to the ; By OSCAR S. STRAUS wilds of America to enjoy that An AJP Tercentenary Feature boon. The bible was to them Oscar S. Straus (1850-1926), who served as Minister Pleni- not only their guide in religion, potentiary to Turkey under P...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 78

…an extensive study of Jewish history and literature. Bursting conventional re- straints, these two writers deal with their topic not as a theo- Two able writers have colab- Robert Graves and Joshua Pod- logical work but as history, aim- orated in writing "The Nazarene ro, are men of letters who have ing to describe the time and Gospel Restol.ed" (published by a good background for researcn. place of Jesus. Doubleday, 575 Madison, NY22) Graves ...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 79

…Israel's People Build for Freedom- 80—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 24, 1954 Recalling Andy Cohen By BILL WOLF (Copyright, 1954, JTA, Inc.) This young man, who was brought to Israel with the help of the United Jewish Appeal, came from a North African mellah, or ghetto, where he was without a job and without a trade. Today, (hanks to the training and settlement he has received in Israel, he has learned the building art and is help...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 80

…Larry Kalish Is A-Bomb Ore King brother, David, a Levittown, N, Y. delicatessen store chain owner, for half of his interest. potentialy over $100,000,000. "I'll have more money than Kalish, who retired as a I need or know what to do Lawrence Kalish, 53, is bub- traveling salesman two years with!" he excitedly exclaimed bling with excitement' over the ago, will receive 15% of the gross in the Denver Jewish News electrifying news that his 20-,...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 81

…terenson's Cu•o for Schizoph•enics . : Identify Yourself and Live Like a few By SAM LEVENSON I am a happy Jew, tree and well-adjusted. I have cured my- self of possible Jewish schizo- phrenia la common disease) through identification with my people. I have found that the Greetings on the Neu' Year Esquire Grill Restaurant - Delicatessen "Good Food Is Good Health" Max Mittl,:r New Year Greetings to Our Many Friends and Patrons . Helen ...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 82

…No One Bothers to Knock Portrait of the Negev-Tireless Land By ALVIN ROSENFELI) BEERSHEBA, Israel -- In less than six years the Negev has un- dergone a transformation which is probably unequalled . in any other area of the globe in that period. In 1948 there were no Jewish cities in the Negev, and there were less than 2,000 settlers in a baker's dozen of tiny settle- ments whose chances for growth and success were severely limited by a lac...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 83

…17-HOUSES FOR SALE . OAK PARK 23541 Jerome CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS telephone up to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates 10c a word. Santa Barbara CALL VErmont 8-9364 NICE ROOM for a working woman. TY. , 9.5139. NICE LARGE room for gentleman. Sin- gle home. 3047 Pasadena. TO. 6-4461. 1 5 room upper flat. ROADSTREET, Large airy rooms; convenient to stores and buses. Available Oct. 15th. TE. 4-6493. RAND-LAWTON. 3 rooms, auto. heat. hot water. Fr...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 84

…• 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE HALF DUPLEX 5 ROOMS 2 BEDROOMS GAS HEAT SIDE DR. 1-CAR GARAGE BY OWNER 19741 SCHAEFER 17—HOUSES FOR SALE LOW DOWN PAYMENT OF ONLY $895 Brick, 2 bedrm., auto h. w., full bsmt., till feat.; near Northland. New F.H.A. mortgage. MODEL 18493 GREENFIELD OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-6 L. B. KOLB COMPASS UN. 4-5750 5 FACE BRICK DUPLEXES G•I•'s $900 DA. Paymt's. appx. $65 ma. incll. taxes &- ins. Model at 18...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 85

…BY OWNER. 1731'7 Pennington. 7' rooms, 3 years old. After 2 p. us, -UN. 2-5688. STANSBURY N. OF 7 MILE WASHBURN 16221 Owner leaving for Calif, A most complete home, 2 bedrms, down, finished 2nd floor, gas ht., nice landscaping, garage, immediate occupancy. Want quick sale, For opp't., call Large 3 bedrm., 'English, 1st. fl. den, rec. rm., nook, Disposal, base- board heat, 2 car gar. Sharp! $3,500 dn. Call MR. EAGLE, UN. 1-4300. ELMER M. ...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 86

…it HOUSESFOR SALE 17--HOUSES FOR SALE OME bungalow,. N.W., 6-5. Natural replaces, porches, recreation room, irage, recently decorated, gas heat zcellent transportation; shopping, :hoots. UN. 4-0220. NEW 6 ROOM ranch "house. Good sired living room, fireplace, large dining room, big kitchen, stall shower, lay. in basement. 19410 Whitcomb. Call Mr. Shuster, TY. 8-3534, , Whitcomb N. 7 MILE RD. rms.-3 bedrm. brick bung. Car- ted throughout;...…

September 24, 1954 • Page Image 87

…Israel School For 'Cowboys' Detroit's' Old-Timers' By GUS D. NEWMAN Acting President, Jewish Home for Aged When "old-timers" of Detroit's Jewish community get together,1 whose guiding spirit and understanding played such a prominer the Hannah Schloss Memorial Building is mentioned as a nostal- I role in Detroit Jewish life, Harry K. Mendelsohn, Dave Jalan, Mey er Epstein, Reuben Weiner, Meyer Waterstone, Louis Woolman gic reminder of days ...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 1

…The Je ish News in Its New Home in July 31 The Jewish News is pleased to announce to its readers and adver- tisers that it will move on July 31 into its new home at 17100 West Seven Mile Road, corner Biltmore. The Zone number is 35. The new telephone number will be VErmont 8-9364. HE JEWISH NEWS Hillaire Belloc: Catholic Writer Who Professed Friendship, But of Jewish Events A Weekly Review Practiced Hatred Jerusalem's Position, ...…

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…State Dept. Urges Senate Group To Ratify Treaty with Israel WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Sam- uel C. Waugh, Assistant Secre- tary of State for Economic Af- fairs, urged a subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to ratify a treaty of friendship, commerce, and nav- igation which was negotiated some time ago with Israel along with similar treaties with other nations. Treaties now before the subcommittee with Israel, Den- mark, Greece, Ethiop...…

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…McCarthy Denounced for Charging - Sen. Monroney with Anti-Semitism WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Sen. Herbert H. Lehman took the floor of the Senate to speak as a member of the Jewish faith to denounce charges of "anti- Semitism" lodged by Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy against Sen. A. S. Monroney, an Oklahoma Demo- crat. McCarthy lashed out on a "Meet the Press" telecast against Monroney, charging that the Senator's opposition to the methods of McCarthy's in...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS Bottled Up? Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 708-10 David Stott Bldg., Detroit 26. Mich., WO. 5-1155 Subscription $4 a veer foreign $5. Entered as second class matter Aug 6. 1942. at Post Office. Detroit. Mich.. under Act of March 3, 1...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 5

…-witirwirsiwastw Change Bar:Examination Date To Avoid Conflict With Holiday The Michigan Bar examina- tion dates, originally scheduled for Sept. 10, 11 and 12, Which conflicts with Rosh Hashanah, have been advanced to Sept. 3, 4 and 5-following speedy action by the Jewish Community Coun- cil. The change of dates followed a number of complaints, includ- ing one by several students at the Wayne University L a w School, transmitted to Council b...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 6

…• 6=DETROIT JEWISH NEWS State Regents Offer Plan To End Bias in Medical Schools NEW YORK, (JTA)—An eight- point program toward eliminat- ing discrimination in admis- sions to the nine medical schools in the state was recommended in a report published by the New York State Board of Regents. Citing apparent evidence of discrimination on the basis of religion, national origin and "personality." the report calls for "formal and public" state- m...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 7

…Plan Rppresenfartye Orthodox Plan Bitter Fight Against , Bill to Conscript Israeli Women JERUSALEM, (JTA) •— T h e government's anticipated intro- duction in Parliament of its Na- tional Service Bill for Women was expected to touch off a series of fireworks here as religious elements continued their protests against provisions of the bill which would require girls 18-26 claiming exemption from military service on reli- gious grounds to do ot...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 8

…iniwommineinmwommiv Western Powers Oppose Foreign Ministry Move to Jerusalem NEW YORK, (JTA)—Transfer of the Israel Foreign Ministry from Tel : Aviv to Jerusalem brought criticism from Washing- ton, London and Paris and sharp protests to the United Nations - from the Arab States. State Department sources in Washington said the United States had no intention of moving its embassy from Tel Avii to Jerusalem because the question of the internat...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 9

…On the Record 'Refdridil reWs Raise Record $1,370,000 By NATHAN ZIPRIN (Copyright, 1953, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate) The Finally Case From this distance it seems that the elements in France who are bent on prosecuting the participants in the Finaly abductions are rendering a disservice to the Jewish cause. The incident aroused sharp debate and, inevitably, a good deal of anti-Semitism and anti-clericalism. But now that justice and ,dece...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 10

…A nnounce engugentenb MISS ANNE F. ADLER .4 Mr. and Mrs. Harry -Adler, of Fullerton Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Anne Fern, to Richard J. Aaron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Aaron, of" Northlawn Ave. The bride-elect is a graduate of Wayne University where she was affiliated with Iota Alpha Pi sorority. Her fiance attended Morning Side C o 11 e g e and Wayne University. The wedding will be solemnized on Oct. 11. Set Nov. 8 ...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 11

…Mrs. Isenberg Succeeds Mrs. Saulson As President of Detroit Hadassah Former Detroiter To Wed Californian Army Chaplains' Retreat Bar Mitzvahs Mr. and Mrs. David Hauer, of 18100 Appoline, announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Har- vey Irwin, on Saturday, at Cong. Beth Aaron. A reception in his honor will be held on Sunday, at the syngogue. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schneir, of 18319 Steel, announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Harold, on ...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 12

…• 1(). r. and Mrs. Heyman Ia ck from H oneymoon' 12—DETkDIT JEWISH NEWS City Bank Names East Side Bnai Brith Friday, July 24, 1953 In a recent -candlelight cere- Louis Heyman, son of Mr. and R. E, Reichert, J. French Plans Camp Dearborn Outing 47.ony at Holiday Manor, Eleanor Mrs. Harry Heyman, of Youngs- East Side Lodge and Chapter, town, 0. Rabbi Jacob Segal and Shirley Abugow Weds The board of directors of the of Bnai Brith, will hold a...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 13

…divitiei in Shirley Arbit Wed To Lawrence White Detroiters vacationing at Oakton Manor Resort on the shores of Lake Pewaukee, Wis. are Mr. and Mrs. William Gear, of Tuxedo Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gordon, of Prairie Ave., Mr. and Mrs. M. Solomon, of Whitcomb Ave.. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tenenbaum, of Meyers Rd. Judith Ann Krandall, of San Juan Dr., is vacationing for the Summer in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. Hamburger have returned from a...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 14

…■ •••••or OUR KIDDIES' O N E By Uncle David Dear Boys and Girls: When you enter, or leave, your own home, or the homes of your relatives and friends, have you stopped to inquire about the meaning of the little box with the Hebrew' word "SHAD- DAI" on the door- post? This little orn- ament is called the Mezuzah. Literally, it means "door - post." It is nailed in a slant- ing position. The word "Shaddai" means "Almighty." With in the little...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 15

…3: DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15 Friday, July 24, 1953 Danny 6-Foot Israeli Tree Grows in Brooklyn Raskin's LISTENING RABBI JULIUS WEINBERG, former director of Internal Re- lations and Culture at the Jew- ish. Community Council, and now the rabbi of Beth Israel in Ann Arbor, is still in harness . . . When it became known that Jewish aspirants for member- ship in that ancient and honor- able profession variously known as barristers, attorneys-at...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 16

…I 7 I ) (" Obituaries ntirely New Staff Wm. Kaplan, Noted At Menorah Chapel Former Detroiter, Dies In radio statements Sunday ROBERT ROBINSON, 3342 W . Chicago Blvd., died July 18. Ser - over both Jewish Hours, Rabbi vices in Hamilton, Ont. He leave s Joshua S. Sperka informed the his wife, Claire, a brother and community that his establish- six sisters. ment of the Menorah Funeral * * * Chapel is a re MICHAEL J. GLEIT. 18445 suit of the ...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 17

…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates 10c a word. Minimum Charge $1.00. CALL WOodward 5-1155 10-ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM FOR RENT for 1 or 2 young gentlemen with or without board. UN. 3-0358. ROOM FOR RENT. Full home and kitch- en privileges. In home of one adult. Couple preferred. 2695 Richton, TO. 6-7546. VERY CONVENIENT room, gas heat, telephone. good trans...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 18

…17—HOUSES 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE POR SALE 18403 WISCONSIN OAK PARK OPEN 2-5 SUNDAY Large 3 bedroom, center ent. Col. (Vacant). Gar Wood Air Condition- ing, 1st. H. lay., screened porch, 2 car gar., large corner lot. $22,000, $5,000 down. Mr. Stowe, UN. 1-4300. ELMER M. Church Rd. S. of 9 Mile, West of Coolidge. Rambling face brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, beautifully designed with all custom features, high dry CLARK •• • Bue...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 19

…17-HOUSES FOR SALE STEEL N. of CURTIS 5 rooms and den, tile bath and stall shower, gas heat. You must see this. Cell UN. 1-4300. 40-EMPLOYMENT . ' WOMAN wanted to cook for - widower & son. TO. 6-7237. Higgins Lake N. Shore RANCH LOG CABIN BUILT 1948 ADOLPH KESSLER ELMER M. CLARK Sturtevant 4276 (Vacant) Fine brick home, 7 spacious rms., carpeting, oil, steam ht., grade lay. 2 bath'ooms on 2nd fl., owner out of town. Must sell. Only $...…

July 24, 1953 • Page Image 20

…- - . Israel Faces Drastic MSA Cuts as Foreign Aid Slashed Continued from Page 1 Further efforts will be made to cut the foreign aid program, but Administration leaders in the House are confident that tl-gey can fight off new raids. However, it is unlikely that any real effort can be made to re- store the cuts made in the Ap- propriations Committee. While it was not known exact- ly how the economic aid pro- gram for Israel will be affected...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 1

…HE i4EWISH NEWS The Yevsektzia Offspring in U. S.: Those Who Are Blind to Communist A W eekly Machinations Commentary, Page 2 Make Your Gift NOW to the Allied Jewish of Jewish Events Campaign Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspciper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 23—No. 7 - 708 David Stott Bldg.—WO. 5-1155 Detroit, Michigan, April 24, 1953 $4.00 Per Year: Single Copy, 15c a'qs 413'' 7 Israel Calls on Big P...…

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…Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ A Yevsektzia Offspring in America There are prospects for peace with Russia and for the restora- tion of sanity in satellite countries. The end of the anti-Jewish attacks and the toning down of anti-Semitic views in the Com- munist press are heartening signals of a possible restoration of friendly relations between Russia and Israel. Amity will be good for the Middle East and for the world at large. Unf...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 3

…uth Gruber to Address Allied Drive Meeting Tuesday; Reach Half-Way Mark The 1953 Allied Jewish Cam-1 was unable to come here due to paign gathers momentum with illness and sent a message in the formal opening having been which he stated: - = "Woe to the Jewish genera- tion of today which might be unable or unwilling to see its responsibilities t h r o u g h. It would result in a distressing lowering of the position of every Jew and every Jewi...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 4

…Five Years of Progress 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. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 79840 David Stott Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich., WO. 5-1155. ihobscription $4 a year, foreign $5. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1942, at Post Office, Detroit, Mich., under Act...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 5

…Eban Scores Arab-USSR Attacks Against Israel at UN UNITED NATIONS—Ambassa- dor Abba Eban, head of the Is- rael delegation to the United Nations. speaking at the UN Political Committee meeting. hit out sharply at anti-Israel state- ments made by representatives of the Arab countries who, he said, revealed an "hysterical Jew-baiting vehemence" in their speeches. Declaring that the unpro- voked denunciations by the representatives of Iraq and S...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 6

…4--DET*OFT JEWISH MEWS, Friday, April 24 1953 Allied Jewish Campaign Leaders (Continued f rom Previous Issue) •<, MERCANTILE DIVISION CHAIRMAN- VICE-CHAIRMEN JAMES WINEMAN IRVING J. WOLFGANG Chairman DRY GOODS SHOES JEWELRY LOUIS RUSSMAN HARRY ROSENFELD FRED F. SIMMONS Co-Chairman Chairman Co-Chairman STANLEY WINKELMAN ALEX SKLAR SAMUEL II. SCHWARTZ BERNARD PINCUS MORRIS H. JACOBS Chairman FlihNITURE MAURICE I. BAKER ...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 7

…114111-*01 T 16 WISH News, Friday, April 24-7 SERVICES DIVISION ASSOCIATE CHAIRMEN CO-CHAIRMEN SAMUEL J. GREENBERG JOHN ISAACS CLEANING PLANT EMPLOYEES CLEANING PLANTS JACK ELLSTEIN Co-Chairman OSCAR A. KAUFMAN HAROLD GOTTLIEB Co-Chairman LEO POLK Co-Chairman ARNOLD H. ROSMAN LSAAC LITWAK POWER LAUNDRIES LINEN SUPPLIERS and POWER LAUND. EMP. SAMUEL S. CASCADE JACK LAPIDES Associate Chairman Co-Chairman FINANCE MERCANT...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 8

…11--DETROIT JEWISH HEWS, Friday, Apt -11 24 SCRAP IRON GAS, OIL & TIRES ARTHUR GRANOFF Executive Committee FACTORY SCRAP DEALERS BENJAMIN MALTZMAN Vice-Chairman ROBERT TREPECK Co Chairman - REUBEN AXELROD Vice-Chairman MACHINERY AND • INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYEES MANUFACTURING HAROLD KUKES Co-Chairman' TEXTILES, BAGS, BOTTLES, BARRELS, WASTE MATERIALS AND WIPING CLOTHS REUBEN LEVINE Chairman JOSEPH NEWMAN Co-Chairman METALS HARRY...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 9

…Schreiber Again Leads UHS Membership Drive Community Council's Delegate Body To Discuss McCarran Act Wednesday Rabbi Morris A.dler, vice-pres-, in the Michigan Committee on Ment, will preside- at the dele- Immigration. gate assembly Of the Jewish Community Council next Wed- laesday, 8 p.m., it the . Work- men's Circle Center, in the ab- sence of Sidney M. Shevitz, Council president, who is. in Is- rael. . • A report of the nominating comm...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 10

…Weller Issue Back on Agenda , N. Y. Times Specialist Sends a Correction Regarding Claim Jews Are Two-Fifths of USSR Officials The issue involving the recent address by George Weller of the Chicago Daily News before the Detroit Economic Club, in which he made charges against Jews that have aroused wide resent- ment, again is on the agenda. It was revived first by the an- nouncement that a reply to that speech will be made by Israel's Ambassa...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 11

…Rnai Brith Members Will Taxi Women's Division G-Day Workers 9 °Merl 3 RODIN CLUB will meet May will be guest speaker, and Can- COUNCIL OF MOTHERS' at the home of Mrs. Milton tor Judah Goldring will head the CLUBS, of the Jewish Center, as Shlafer, of Warrington Dr. musical program. part of its go-see trip schedule * * • * * will, at 1:45 p.m., today, visit CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, Judge Tom's courtrcom to see PYTHIAN SISTERS will tour Plymo...…

April 24, 1953 • Page Image 12

…Enaaaement Told Habonim Pageant Slated for May 2 MISS EVE GUTTENBERG Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Azim- Bff, of Clements Ave., announce the engagement of their grand- daughter, Eve Lucille Gutenberg, to Kenneth C. Shulak, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Shulak, 6f Fairfield Ave. Jerusalem, the focal point of Jewish thoughts for many cen.7 tunes, will be the theme of a pageant, planned by Habonim members in celebration of the city's 3,000th anniversary...…

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…A ctivilieJ in Societ y DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13 Friday, April 24, 1953 Fannie Gluck Chapter Plans Cabaret Night Phi Sigma Sigma sorority of Wayne University recently hon ored its new pledge, Heather Biederman, at a luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere have left for a tour of Israel They also plan to visit in Italy and France. Mr. Jacob W. Kleinsmith, of 19022 Wildemere, will celebrate his 80th birthday on April 28, at a dinner given for his ...…

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