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June 01, 1956 • Page Image 25

…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible films or individuals by telephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charge $1.00, or $2.80 per column inch. CALL VErmont 8-9364 FLATS, INCOMES 10-ROOMS FOR RENT LARGE ROOM for refined profes- sional lady, privileges, single home, lady alone, Santa Barbara. UN. 1-7704. COUPLE with 2 children desperately...…

June 01, 1956 • Page Image 26

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 18961 STEEL 19300 LITTLEFIELD OPEN 2-5 SUN. OAK PARK OPEN 2-5 SUN. PRICE REDUCED TO $26,500 Immed. poss., will sell on terms. 4 bedrm. home, 2 up with bath; 2 down and complete bath, gas ht., rear panelled glassed enc. terr., many more extras. EDITH GOODMAN. DI 1-1540 or VE 8-0077. MAJESTIC AVE. $17,900, F•H.A. New! Different! Klingensmith, 2380 ANCHOR REAL ESTATE LI. 7-3800 N. of Sq. Lake road....…

June 01, 1956 • Page Image 27

…WOODINGHAM, 19782 OPEN 2-5 SUN. 2 bedrm. brick bung., gas ht., side drive, gar., $1300 dn. to GI Asking $12,700. Mrs. McDonald. a * * GRIGGS - 6 MILE Large face brick Col., 3 bedrms., den, 1st ft. lay., break. nook, rec. rm., and bar, carpeting, 2 car gar. $15,200 for quick sale. * * a GREENFIELD-7 MI. • 5 rm. Duplex, in excellent condi- tion, oil ht.. screens, storms, fenced, landscaped, only $10,750, 2,000 dn. * * ROSELAWN, 16153 Spacious 3 ...…

June 01, 1956 • Page Image 28

…• • 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE CONDON, 242411 OPEN SUN) 2-5 3308 Waverly. Furniture for sale. No agents. Call for apointment. TO 8-3732. Price cut! Very nice 3 bdrm., f. brk. Ranch just off Northfield Blvd. Lge. kit. with panelled eat- ing area, huge rear terr., rec. rm., 2 car gar. Must see. ONLY V3,- 900. Miss Sherman. Bagley School PRAIRIE, 17557 LEAVING . TOWN. GROSS REALTY UN 4-3100 13420 W. 7 MILE Puritan-Wyoming Se...…

June 01, 1956 • Page Image 29

…17-A-LOTS FOR SALE 17-HOUSES FOR SALE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Brk., 5 lge. rooms, automatic heat and hot water, screened terr., rec. rm., the features, carpets, drapes, owner selling best offer. Call KE. 3-1896. Woodward, 1st cor. N., ‘ of 111/2 Mi. I CHOICE LOT I Open Daily 9-5 Sat. & Sun. 1-5 Built by Sam Cohen Washington Heights, near the I. I ft. frontage. Call UN. 2-9107. 18 - N.W. Hi. FRONTAGE. Watch this district. $125 per ft. * ...…

June 01, 1956 • Page Image 30

…• Benjamin Franklin's Interest In Jews and Their History A Brief Greeting Then _Down To the Business of Resettlement Abelard-Schuman Opens United Kingdom - Office To Spread Jewish Books -The development of a pub- surely worthy of printing and lishing program which will en- re-printing. .Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.). able Jewish writers in the This is Franklin's parable: Our rabbis have told us that United States, E u r o p e, the "And ...…

June 01, 1956 • Page Image 31

…Monument Unveilings (Unveiling announcements may be inserted by mail or by calling The Jewish News office. VE 8-9364. Written announcements must be accompanied by the name and address of the person making the insertion. There is a standard charge of $2.00 for unveiling notices, measuring an inch in depth.) * * * The family of the late Sam (Papa) Lebow and Helen Le- bow announces the double un- veiling of monuments in their memory at 2 p.m., ...…

June 01, 1956 • Page Image 32

…E • ed Cross' 75th Anniversary Recalls Yeshivah U. to Publish Rabbinical Jean Henri. Dunant's Zionist Interest Documents Saved from Nazis (Continued from Page 1) Christians of the past century to have joined in advocating Dr. SAMUEL BEL- the concession whereof might into a new city which shall KIN (right), president have been acquired or received rival in importance the finest of Yeshiva University tO by the company, and to colonize citi...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 1

…`Bible and Sword,' Religion, Politics in Middle East 'Affront' in Arms Sales THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Commentary, Page 2 of Jewish Events Expose of Major Issues in Middle East Controversy An American Principle at Stake Editorials, Page 4 Michigan's Only English - Jewish Newspaper — Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME XXI 12 a 27 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.—VE 8-9364—Detroit 35, May 25, .1956 $5.00 Per Year; Single Co...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 2

…Friday, May 25, 1056—THE 1ETROIT JEW ISH NEW p e n in September C:enter 10-Mile Rd. niaiiC Services Announced at Annual Meet Construction Plans and Expansion of Expansion of services to the community through the devel- opment of new facilities high- lighted the 23rd Annual Meet- ing of the Jewish Community Center, Tuesday evening, May 22, in Hyrnaii C. Broder audi, torium, Davison branch, 4059 W. Davison. 'Climaxing the program was an ann...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 3

…Council Delegates Re-Elect Samuel Rhodes to Presidency Re-election of Samuel J. Rhodes to the presidency of the Jewish Community Council, reports by chairman of various Council committees and an ad- dress by Israel Vice-Consul I.D. Unna highlighted Monday night's final ,Delegate Assembly. Unna called Detroit a "re- markable city" in respect to interpretation of problems re- lating to the • Middle East. He called radio, television and press co...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 4

…kTY 25, 1956-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW ai Looks Like a Good: Crop THE JEWISH NEWS ta‘ 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. 8-9364. Subscription $5 a year. Foreign $6. Ente...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 5

…JWV to Begin Three Day Parley Dr. Konvitz Talks TodaY-, to Present Numerous Awards' at MS Meeting • Pr' The 14th annual convention of the Department of Michigan, Jewis-h War Veterans, will be- gin today and continue through Saturday and Sunday. Most of the sessions will be in the JWV Memorial Home. The convention will begin with Special services this eve- ning, at Cong. Ahavas Achim, with Rabbi Jacob M. Chinitz officiating. National command...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 6

…'Mrs. Frank Succeeds Mrs. H. Broder $30,000,000 Goal In Sinai Women's Guild Presidency for Israel Bonds Mr s. S E Y- MOUR FRANK, newly - elected president of the Women's Guild of Sinai Hospi- tal, delivers h e r acceptance speech, as Mrs. H. C. BRODER, retiring pr es i- dent (left), and Mrs. JOSEPH FENTON, a vice - president, watch in the background. * * Mrs. Seymour Frank, previ• ously a vice-president of reg istration and assignment for ...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 7

…Memorial Services to Honor Announce Sale of Menorah Chapel to U. of D. A number of important com- Its purchase yas through the Detroit's educational television munal personalities • figured this Elmer J. and Annie H. Smith studios. The new name will be Community's War Dead week in the sale of Menorah Foundation. the Elmer J. and Annie H. Community - wide Memorial Day services are planned by veterans groups and congrega- ,tions, both jointly a...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 8

…a ni z Beth Abraham School to Graduate Four Girls Adas Shalom Plaits 10th Anniversary Rabbinical Student to Be Ordained June 2 Tribute to Rabbi Jacob E Segal at Cincinnati School A special evening of tribute is planned by Adas Shalom Synagogue in honor of Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, who this sum- mer will complete 10 years as spiritual leader of the congre- gation. The program is scheduled for 8 p. m. Tuesday, in the main sanctuary, and will be...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 9

…Rabbi Herman Rosenwasser Dies at Detroiter Wins Honors Folk Schools Seminary Graduation 71; Led Downtown Synagogue 17 Yrs. at NEW YORK, N. Y. — Hon. Call Conference Rabbi Herman Rosenwasser, for 17 years the spiritual guide of the Downtown Synagogue, at 1205 Griswold, died May 17. Funeral services were held Sunday in Kaufman Chapel. Burial was in San Francisco. Surviving him are a daugh- ter, Mrs. Louis Levin, of San Francisco, and three sist...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 10

…. _ Detroiters to See Israel Trade Show °menet Inn Signs Israel will hold its first export of export products will be ex- Young Comedian hibited. 4 trade show in Detroit, June 18 to 21, at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. It will be the first large-scale showing for Detroit area buyers of products which Israel already sells on the East and West coasts. Twenty-eight categories RESORTS , FOR EVERY TASTE AND EVERY PURSE as .71 A. ra RESORTS ...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 11

…Earlier Deadlines for June 1 Issue In view of the occurrence of Decoration Day on Wednesday, there will be earlier deadlines for copy for our issue of June 1. All editorial copy must reach our office before 11 a.m. on Monday, May 28. Photographs can not be accepted after noon on Friday, May 25, for that issue. The deadline for classified advertising will be at noon on Tuesday, May 29. Hotel Chain Fetes 18th Anniversary Detroit's Sheraton - ...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 12

…It ti O 4 C•1 Alonah Pioneer Group to View Israel Film The Suburban Community , Bnai David Given Go-Ahead s" on Synagogue by Southfield By the Oak-Woodser Unanimous approyal has been given to Cong. Bnai David to erect its new synagogue on a nine-acre site on Southfield, between 9 and 10 Mile Rds. The go-ahead sign had been held up by the Southfield Town- ship Zoning Board because of petitions brought by residents objecting to the cons...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 13

…•Btith-Yehtittalt PTA llitte toz - %1=11=1=Z:=3=Ja=a=i;r211=2:: THE LATEST DESIGNS IN Ear Mitzvah GEL Wedding g nvsictisons $8.70 PER HUNDRED WE ALSO PRINT ALL OTHER OCCASIONAL CARDS, NAPKINS AND MATCHES. CALL TO 6-4790 EVENINGS ag:13==tC41.41=43 ■ 11=3==== I REDUCE Up to 6 Lbs. A WEEK NO DIET—NO EXERCISE DI. 1 . -3711 Licensed Physician, Reasonable 'S'ee The annual . membership lun- cheon for old and new mem- bers- of HOME RELI...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 14

…Iday, May 25, 1956—THE,,DE TROIT JEWISH NEW • • • i act ivities n Society Mr. and Mrs. Jack JacOs, of 4077 Clements, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house this Sunday. Helping to share the occasion will be the couple's children, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. D. Segal, Mr. • and Mrs. F. Rubin, Mr., and Mrs. Z. Lopata and Mr. and Mrs. H. Gussini their families, friends and 10 grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Julius...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 15

…Zedakah Installs,Officers Center Young Adults Set Camp Tamarack Weekend Leon Olshansky, 1956 Youth dancing and other. entertain- at Luncheon' Meeting Adult Camp weekend chairman ment will be held from June Coggan-FivensonRites Perry to Head Scheduled for Sept. 2 Synagogue Men At a recent mother and at the Jewish Community 1-3 at Camp Tamarack. Early Installation of newly-elected daughter luncheon, the Zedekah Center, announces that a week- r...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 16

…• Rbi!Fr;CoTc-in7.-dif ibTriC7 elv in D. Eisnberg Bnai Brith = Activities • MISS R. KANE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kane an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Rachelle, to Jack Balamut, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Balamut, of Wooding- ham Dr. A Nov. 24 wedding • is planned. • - . • May 17 — To - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leuchtman (Barbara Bloom), of 22151 Parklawn, Oak Park, a son, Marc Alan. * * * May 16—To Mr. and Mrs. David Fink (Helen - .Disk...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 17

…MRS. MURRAY G. KLING Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Weisen- feld, of 4261 Sturtevant, an- nounce the recent marriage of their daughter, Minna Judith, to Murray George Kling, son of Mrs. Nathan Kling, of 21830 Sussex, Oak Park, and the late Mr. Kling. The bride attends the Uni- versity of Michigan college of nursing. Mr. Kling is a Wayne University graduate,‘ and is presently a senior in the U. of M. Medical School. He is affili- ated with Phi Delta Epsil...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 18

…Miss Casden to Wed Local Spelling Champ 1 On Month Honeymoon Elect Bagdade to Head Temple Israel Men Is Hero to Classmates Sunday in Mt. Clemens Even though he didn't win After April 29 Rites Benjamin Bagdade is the new the National - Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., last week, Michael Swirsky is still a hero to his fellow classmates at the Schulze School. Michael, Detroit's representa- tive in the bee, came in 46th in the contest. With the ...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 19

…tai i. ±k cy 1E Fill Mrs. Allan New Sisterhood Head Mrs. Norman Allan has been elected president of the Sister- hood of Adas Shalom Syna- gogue to succeed Mrs. George R. Liss, who held the post for the past two terms. Serving with Mrs. Allan dur- ing the coming year will be Mesdames Charles Charlip, David Holtz- man and Nor- m a n Leemon, vice - presi- :: dent s; Lew Nucian, Ben Bailes, Maur- ice Lax, Moe Gantz and Harry Spoon, secretari...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 20

…Our Letter Box Jews' Right to Israel Asserted in Bible Solomon Chesluk Pleased with Kashrut at Elite Editor, The Jewish News: As a reader of "The News" of May 18, I noticed the shocking account of Edwin M. Wright of our State Department, in which he questioned the Zionist argu- ment of- the Jews' right to pos- sess the land of Israel.. He charged the Patriarch Abraham with aggression in Palestine. But Abraham -merely obeyed the command of G...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 21

…• • • 17-HOUSES FOR SALE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charge $1.00, or $2.80 per column inch. , CALL VErmont 8-9364 10-ROOMS FOR RENT A BEAUTIFUL furnished room with kitchen privileges for woman. WE 5 ROOM upper : flat heated, screened 5-9909. porch, adults only...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 22

…MONICA, 17550 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Beautiful 4 bedrm. F. brk. cent. ent. Col, front lib., lge. brkfst. e lay., stall shower. rm., grad Rec. rm., scrnd. terr., 2 car gar., carpt., drapes incl. Must see. ONLY $22,300. Mr. Fox. GROSS REALTY UN 4-3100 18481 APPOLINE Open 2-5.Sun. Face brick, costly carpeting, pan. rec. rm., large covered rear porch, 1% car gar. $4,000 dn. Many extras. Bob Stowe, UN 1-4300. ELMER M. LARGE 5 ROOM duplex, must be se...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 23

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 1i—HOUSES FOR SALE OAK PARK-10 MILE "3 bedroom brick ranch, large living room, dining L, utility room, garage, fenced yard. By owner. LI 3-1490. STANSBURY - 8 MILE 6 rm. brk. bung., full bsmt., sts., scs., needs a bit of dec., full price ONLY $12,900 with $1,500 dwn. Mr. Silver. GROSS REALTY UN 4-3100. 13420 W. 7 MILE WAVERLY - DEXTER SEC. Bea. brk. home, bargain priced, 3 bdrms., full bath up, 1st floor lay.„ brk. n...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 24

…Custom Ranch Homes in Northwest Detroit 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE BLACKSTONE 24001 - OAK PARK Earlier Deadline for June 1 Issue OPEN SUN. 2-5 Builder Hyman Gold this Roman brk. and cut stone, cus- week announced that he now tom blt. 7 rm. ranch. Beautifully In view of the occurrence has under construction in North- lndscpd. Lovely panelled glass louvered den. Att. gar., tiled of Decoration Day on Wed- west Detroit a varied sel...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 25

…17-HOUSES FOR SALE 17-HOUSES FOR SALE MANOR - OUTER DR. Beautiful spacious 3 bedrm. cen- ter entrance farm Colonial. Rear panelled library. Liv. rm. 13x2'. 1st fl. lay. Rec. rm. Screened terrace. Lovely carpeting. Gas air cond. heat. UN 4-4600. J. WM: KLEM SAVE $2,000 OWNER TRANSFERRED Offering beautiful new suburban 4 bedrm. 3 bath, ranch home, al- most acre lot, you can select tiles, paint, fixturees, Quaker Val- ley near Farmington Ro...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 26

…. , ...mmemowasafaroisommiwaiworaimr -- 17-HOUSES FOR SALE IN OAK PARK A Contemporary 4 Rm. Brk. House 2 yrs. old., lge. lot, at 22040 Jerome. Owner transferred. Take over existing F.H.A. mortgage. WAYNE TY 6-7700 9029 LINWOOD San Juan - S. 7 Mile Brick single 8 rms., 4 bedrms., 2 baths, tile kitch., large Florida rm., rec. rm, with bar, lay. and shower in basement, carpeting, firepl., new side dr., 1 car gar., landscaped, outdoor fir...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 27

…„.. 1 bituaries SIMON J: 'JOSEPHSON, 11501 Petoskey, died May 19. Services at Menorah Funeral Chapel; on Puritae. Survived by five daughters, Mrs. Ben Fleishrnan, Mrs. Frank Bern- stein, Mrs.: Sol Hiller, Mrs. Rob- ert Bean and Mrs. Jack Can- chester; three sons, David and Sol,. of Los Angeles, and Oscar; a -brother, three sisters, and 17 -grandchildren. * * * SUCHER AARON GRANAT, 20450 Steel, died May 14. Serv- ices at Hebrew Memorial Chap...…

May 25, 1956 • Page Image 28

…New Peace Hopes Do Not Dint Middle East Arms Controversy (Continued from Page 1) Some 80 Arabs from the vil- lage of Zalaffeh, near the Jor- danian border, were detained by Israel authorities for inves- tigation after the village was placed under curfew for sev- eral hours and a search was darried out. Earlier investiga- tion had shown that the Arab marauders who had carried out an ambush on the Wadi Ara road had passed the village dur- ing d...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 1

…HE JEWISH NEWS Basic Facts and Figures in Arab Refugee Problem A Weekly Review of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME XXIX—No. 11 27 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.—VE 8-9364—Detroit 35, May 18, 1956 Tribute to Judges Simons and Butzel, Eminent Detroit Octogenarians Commentary, Page 2 $5.00 Per Year; Single Copy 15c Arabs Attack Algerian Jewry; France,Canada Give Israel Arm...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 2

…• Bnai Brith Re-Elects Klutznick for Second Term Between 00 WASHINGTON, (JTA)—The • • 1 Bnai Brith triennial • convention re-elected Philip M. Klutznick . rt as president for a second three- „ 1 E.4 G."4 g. PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK year term and approved a pro- posal that the•organization par- ticipate on an "experimental basis" in an international body which would, for the present, act "consultatively" on world Jewish problems. The propos...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 3

…4 10MINPIWIllorr'" -- • American •Jewish Committee Urges U. S. Alibii eat Against Aggre -sso,rs After Giving Israel Defensive Arnis Eisenhower Says Saudis Have 'Some Rights' On Jewish Ban of U. S. Based Personnel CLEVELAND The United lem, the AJC asserted that States Government should warn Mr. Dulles' long-range objec- potential aggressors in the Mid- tives "will not be accom- dle East that its power "will be plished until the 'pall of fea...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 4

…THE JEWISH NEWS Lots of Obstacles Still Left 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. 8-9364. Subscription $5 a year Foreign $6. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1942, ...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 5

…Bond Women's Seminar June 4 .11•1111.6iO4•1111114=1.01111111•14 gewry th.e The Michigan House of Re- presentatives on May 10 adopted unanimously, under suspended rules a resolution petitioning the U. S. Congress and the Na- tional Administration to restore the balance in the Middle East by giving arms to Israel. Representatives Edgar Currie, Detroit 2nd District, Frederick Yates, Detroit 4th District„ and Ed Carey, Democratic 3rd Dis- tr...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 6

…Mrs. Rom Succeeds Mrs. Isenberg As President of Detroit Hadassah Mrs. NORMAN ROM, newly- elected presi- dent of the De- troit Chapter of Hadassah, is presented with the gavel by im- mediate past president, Mrs. WILLIAM B. I S E NBERG, who held the post for the past three years. Mrs. Rom h a s been active in Hadassah activ- ities for 20 years, and served as ex ecutive vice-president before her elevation to the presidency. . * * * Petite, but...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 7

…Michigan _ttiDL Exposes Practice .of Religious Bias by Many Resorts Dr. Jacob Hurwitz, assistant from the University of Mich- League of Jewish Women's Or- ganizations, will serve as work- professor of social group work igan.- Ftom 1946-47, -he worked shop chairman and will give with Kurt Lewin as New Eng- the opening prayer. In a survey of 125 tourist ADL noted, higher prices were and social work research, Uni- camps, •motels and resorts in q...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 8

…Technion Head Calls for 'Israel - Research and World Trade Center Establishment of a Research Center for World Trade under joint sponsorship of government and industry was urged as the first step in organizing Israel's industrial potential to compete in international commerce. The proposal was made by Benjamin Cooper, president of the New York engineering firm of Taller & Cooper, Inc., speak- ing befofe the Technion-Israel Instittite of Techn...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 9

…D e ntal Fraternity Auxiliary 'Slate Installation Event Mrs. Gitlin Dr. Aptekar New officers of Alpha Omega fraternity and of its Women's Auxiliary will r be installed in separate ceremonies during the- coming week. The 30th annual installation banquet of the men's group will be held by the Alumni" Chapter on Saturday evening, at Dear- born Inn. The officers are Drs. Gerald Aptekar, p r e s i d e n t; George Leib, vice-president; Gerald Micha...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 10

…UJA o Hear Israeli General Brevities RUBEN GOLD, CLU, a repre- sentative . of New York Life In- surance Co., has qualified for membership in the company's Million Dollar Round Table for sales in lam. 4 Gen. Mordecai Makleff, former Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Army, will come from Jerusalem to address the na- tional action conference of the United Jewish Appeal, June 9 and 10, at Roimevelt Hotel, New York. Fifty million dollars in...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 11

…40-Frame Filmstrip on Dr. Wise Released ; by 'Reform Organization ` JeWish News Stamp Collector By HENRY B. STERN Winthrop S. Boggs,. in his "Foundations of Philately," de- fines "approvals" as " . . a number, of stamps mounted in a sheet or in a booklet which is sent to the customer. From these stamps he may select what he desires and return the re- maining stamps, together with payment for those he kept." This manner . of acquiring stam...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 12

…SYNAGOGUE SERVICES TEMPLE ISRAEL: At 8:30 p.m. services today, Dr. Leon Fram will speak on "The H Bomb Tests: Have They a Moral Sig- nificance?” The Bar Mitzvah of Robert Irving Schmidt will be observed. CONG. BNAI ISRAEL: At 9 a.m. services Saturday, Rabbi Israel Flam will speak on "Unity of Thought and Moral Integrity." The Bar Mitzvah of Barry Keller will be observed. NORTHWEST ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 7:30 p.m., today. At 9 ...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 13

…Triplets Among 92 to Be Confirmed at Temple Beth El Among the 92 young men and women who Nvill be _con- firmed at services of Temple Beth El are the Lipton triplets, from the left, THOMAS HENDRICKS, JAMES EVANS and CONSTANCE PATRICIA, children of Mr. and Mrs Lester H. Lipton, Jr., of 17366 Monica. Dr. RICHARD C. HERTZ, Beth El spiritual leader is presenting the diplomas and Bibles. Just after the picture was taken, the trio had to return the ...…

May 18, 1956 • Page Image 14

…iD I - rn z pC The Suburban Community Temple Emanu-El Schedules At Homes for Confirmands Annual confirmation services of Temple Emanu-El will be held on Tuesday evening, May 15, in the First Methodist Church, Royal Oak. At home receptions will take place, as follows for the Temple Emanu-El confirmands listed below: * * * MARY ELLEN AUGUST, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harry E. August, of 26080 Hendrie, Huntington Woods, 2„ to 5 , p.m., 0...…

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