To Wed in, Summer
Adiviiiei eat Societv
Sinai Women's Guild members who will be chairmen of guides
at the Come-See-Confer tour on Thursday, as part of the hospital
dedication, and who are organizing groups of guides for the Sun-
day tours, are Mesdaines • Stanley Akers, Max Frank, William
Frank, . Oscar Grey, I. Jerome Hauser, Hyman Mellen, Allen
Schwartz, .Harry Barnett and Charles Gitlin.
Participating in the come-see-confer tour sponsored by the
Women's Guild of Sinai Hospital at 10 a.m. or 1 p.m., on Thurs-
day are the following: Mesdames Stanley Fleischaker, Harry L.
Jackson, Isidore Sobeloff, Maxwell E. Katzen, Philip R. Marcuse,
Ellis Fisher, Marcus Ginn, Sol Grossman, Benjamin M. Jackson,
Louis L. Kazdan, Henry Krolik, Samuel J. Rhodes, Jacob S. Sauls,
George M. Stutz, H. C. Broder, Joseph Fenton, Joseph Hartman,
Julian H. Krolik, Abe Katzman, B. Benedict Glazer, Benjamin
Jones and William P. Greenberg.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Schaefer and daughter, Janice, of
Kentfield Ave., are vacationing in Miami Beach, Fla. for several
weeks.
Miss Suzanne Snyder, of New York City, is spending her col-
lege vacation here with the Israel Kardeners, of Fullerton Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Greenberg and their four children, of Chica-
go, were the guests last week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fine
of Elmhurst Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kay and son, Barry, have moved from
Wildemere Ave. to their new home at 18314 Parkside.
Mrs. Peretz Hirshbein was the guest here for the week during
which time she spoke at a number of literary meetings of Sholem
Aleichem and other groups.
Mrs. Chaim Gottlieb arrived here frOm Israel to join her hus-
band, who is directing the Detroit Histadrut campaign.
Ephraim Malamut, who was among the pioneer settlers in the
Ramat Yochanan Colony in Israel 20 years ago, is visiting here
with his brothers, Jack Malamud and Louis LaMed and their
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malamud returned from a visit in Israel.
Rabbi and Mrs. Morris Adler and daughter, Shulamith, and
her fiance, Eli Benstein, were on a brief vacation in New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Iskan, of Burlingame Ave., recently en-
tertained 20 guests at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Klein, of San Juan Dr., have returned
from a two-month vacation where they visited with friends and
family in New York and Connecticut before motoring to Miami
Beach, Fla., where they spent the remainder of theit trip.
Miss Arlene Marmorstein, of Woodside, L. I., is spending the
holiday vacation with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Klein, of San Juan Dr.
Reisig-Crandall Rites
Scheduled for June
Shaarev Zedek Women
Plan 2 January Events
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reisig,
Mrs. Meyer Shugerman, presi-
of Lauder Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter, dent of Shaarey Zedek Sister-
hood, announces two outstanding
.programs to take place this
month at the synagogue.
The first, a paid-up member-
ship luncheon, to be held at
L2:30 p.m., Jan.
L2, will feature
Mrs. Morris Ad-'
ler in a program
of Jewish humor.
Participants in-
clude Mes-
dames Abe Katz-
man and Meyer
Shugerman.
Chairmen a r e
Mesdames Har-
old Si lverston
Mrs. Adler
and Joseph Newman. Luncheon
arrangements are being made
by Mesdames Erwin Greenbaum,
Irving Lyons and Max Borth.
The second program will be
the second in a series of book re-
views, and will begin with
MISS BARBARA REISIG
a luncheon at 12:30 p.m., on Jan.
Barbara, to George Crandall, son 20.
of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Cohen,
Mrs. Walter Field, who has
of Richton Ave.
herself returned from Israel a
The bride-elect is a senior in short time ago, will r e vi e w
Wayne University's college of "Young Hearts," the story of the
education. Her fiance is a heroic struggle of members of a
Wayne graduate. A June wed- kibbutz in establishing them-
ding is planned.
selves.
Reservations may be made
City of Hope Cancer Group
with Mrs. Gerald Barsky, UN.
Sets May 9 for Donor Event
4-3427, before Jan. 16. Social
chairmen are Mesdames Morris
The City of Hope Cancer Ruskin, William Nadler and
Fighters have set May 9 as the Aaron Blumenau. Luncheon
date for their dinner dance, at chairmen are Mesdames Erwin
Holiday Manor.
Greenbaum, Irving Lyons and
Mrs. Thomas Rosenberg, presi- Max Bonin.
dent, appointed the following
chairmen: Mesdames Stanley
Oshin, donor; Andrew Berger, Zweig Quits as Head
Robert Klegon, darlings; Abe
Fizelman, memoriams; Irwin Of Academy of Arts
Gold, tickets.
For information call Mrs. Os-
LONDON, (JTA) — Arnold
bin, UN. 1-7581, or Mrs. Berger, Zweig, 65-year-old world famous
VE. 5-3210.
German novelist and prominent
Zionist in pre-Nazi Germany,
JDC 38th Annual Meeting
has been relieved of his duties
In New York on .1an. 10
as president of the Academy of
Arts of East Germany at his own
The 38th annual meeting of request.
the Joint Distribution Commit-
Mr. Zweig, who fled Germany
tee will be held in New York
City on Jan. 10, at Hotel Astor,, during the Nazi era, spent two
it was announced by Moses A. years in Palestine. Although an
Leavitt, executive vice-chair- ardent Zionist, he apparently
felt keenly his exile from the
man.
German reading public, and aft-
er the war returned to Germany.
THE JEWISH NEWS-1 1 He was honored by the Soviet
Friday, January 2, 1953
authorities when he returned.
Americans Released From Israel Army
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Some GO Americans resident in Israel and
serving in the 'Israeli armed forces were released from service
before the McCarran-Walter Immigration Act went into effect
in the United States. Releases were granted to all American
citizens who applied. Americans serving in foreign armies after
the act went into effect were automatically denrived of their
American citizenship, unless they received special dispensation
from the Secretaries of Defense and State.
lEisenLower, Truman. Stevenson, Miss
Masaryk Blast Soviet Anti-Semitism
NEW YORK—President Harry She told the assemblage in a
S. Truman was joined last Week message that "You are gathered
MISS ROSALYN WEKSTEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wek-
stein, of Clements Ave., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Rosalyn, to Melvyn H.
Case, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Case, , of Santa Rosa Dr. A sum-
m e r wedding is planned, at
which time Mr. Case will be on
leave from the United States
Coast Guard.
Communists Seen Emulating
Nazis in Anti-Jewish Policy
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The New
York Post, in• a cable froth its
Vienna correspondent, reported
that the "sober and considered
judgment" of Western Observers
analyzing the effects of the re-
cent Prague purge trial was
"what the Nazis started in
Eastern Europe—mass annihila-
tion of the Jews—the Commun-
ists are completing."
"The Russians," observers are
quoted, "won't resort to gas
chambers or mass executions,
except where political figures
are concerned. They have in-
stead inaugurated a program of
cutting • the Jewish population
off from gainful employment,
from local community and •cul-
tural life which Jews, like other
minorities, possess in _Western
nations and are ostensibly de-
termined to keep them stagnant
and preoccupied with the prob-
lem of staying alive."
by President-Elect Dwight . D.
Eisenhower, in condemning the
anti-Semitic qualities of the
trials in Prague, Czechoslovakia,
lin messages addressed to Adolph
Held, chairman of the Jewish
Labor Committee, sponsors of a
Joint Labor Rally to Protest
Soviet Anti-Semitism. Two thou-
sand persons attended the rally,
the majority from trade unions,
fraternal and civic organizations.
Miss Alice Masaryk, daughter
of the late founder of the Czech
Republic, made a rare public
pronouncement to the meeting.
Camp Nahelu to Hold
23rd Reunion Sunday
together to stand up for freedom
of religion and conviction. To
stand up for this precious free,-
odm has always been an integ-
ral part of Czechoslovak tradi 7
tion." •
Illinois Governor Adlai Ste=
venson, regretting his inability
to personally participate in the
meeting wrote: "The open and
deliberate use of anti-Semitism
by the Soviet leaders provides
only one more evidence of the
extent C Communist ruthless-
ness."
CIO President Walter P. Reu-
J then called the Prague trials "a
complete carbon copy of Hitler ,-
ite anti-Semitism."
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