'Janet Ceasar to Wed
Harvey Feinberg
JANET SHARON CEASAR
Mr. ' and Mrs. Joseph Caesar,
of Lawrence Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Janet Sharon, to Harvey Fein-
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Feinberg, of Waverly Ave.
Mr. Feinberg is a graduate of
Detroit Institute of Technology
and was affiliated with Phi Tau
Pi fraternity:
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n the -Air
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
- Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday,
May 31.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Who Saves One
Life," dramatization of the life
of the late Dr. Joshua Loth
Liebman, author of "Peace of
Mind," will be told. This pro-
ram and programs to follow will
be heard directly from New
York, instead of transcribed a
week later.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 10 a.m., Sunday, May 31.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Norman Ger-
stenfeld, of Washington Hebrew
Cong., will conclude his series on
"The Challenge Facing - the
American Community."
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FRONTIERS OF FAITH
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday, May
31.
Station: WWJ-TV, Channel 4.
Feature : A "classroom for
adults" will be set up on the
stage while Alexander Scourby,
noted stage and radio actor,
- plays teacher and several "stu-
dents" attempt to convey the
wisdom, legend, aphorism and
jurisprudence contained in the
Talmud.
Name Israel Village
For Late Henry Monsky
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A vil-
lage in Emek Israel in Lower
Galilee was last 'week named in
honor of the late Henry Mon-
sky, American Jewish commu-
nity leader.
Frank Goldmann, president of
, Bnai Brith,
which Mr. Mon-
sky had served
as president, at-
tended the cere-
monies. Monsky
also headed the
American J e w-
i s h Conference,
which - was or-
ganized in t h e
Mr. Monsky United States
during World War II to coordi-
nate all Jewish organizational
activities.
Israel Completes Widening
Of Huleh, as Water FloWs
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The waters
of Lake Huleh once again flowed
through the regular channel of
the Jordan River after extensive
widening and dredging of the
channel= Were completed to in-
crease': the flow of the river. A
temPorary'dam which forced the
,river into ,side channel for the
past. two years, was dynamited
by Israeli .engineers.
B'lyn Physician's Poems
Published Posthumously
Dr. Morris Weintrob, one of
the most active and respected
Brooklyn physicians, passed
away April 7, just before the
publication of his first collection
of poems. This book introduces
him into that great company of
medical men who were also
poets—a company which in-
cludes Keats and Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Entitled "Moments of
Reflection, "it will be published
by Exposition Press, 386 4th
Ave., New York 16.
"Moments of Reflection" re-
ceived enthusiastic praise from
several leading memebrs of the
medical profession, including Dr.
Morris Fishbein, former editor
of the Journal of the American
Medical Association, who wrote
the preface, Lord Horder, Medi-
cal Consultant to the Royal
Family of England, and Dr. Max
Thorek, founder and secretary
general of the International Col-
lege of Surgeons.
D•r
Weintrob passionately
loved America and its gallant
Middle-Eastern counterpart, the
new nation of Israel. His poems
about these two countries, man,
love, and other subjects con-
tain the essence of his beliefs,
his wisdom, and his love of hu-
manity. He was born in London
in 1900. His family soon moved
to America, and, in 1913, he was
graduated from Boys High
School, Brooklyn. He continued
his education at CCNY, from
which he won his B.S. in 1921.
Four years later, he received his
M.D. from the New York Uni-
versity Medical College.
A Commander, Medical Corps,
U.S.N.R., he represented the U.S.
Navy at the 1948 meeting of the
International College of Sur-
geons in Rome. He won distinc-
tion professionally . and in com-
munity affairs.
86-Man Delegation to Vie
For U. S. in Maccabiah Games
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
United States will send an 86-
man squad to the fourth World
Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv
in September, it was announced
this week by the U.S. Commit-
tee for Sports in Israel.
The committee is currently
raising funds to send a squad
of 12 non-Jewish Olympic cham-
pions to Israel to participate in
an international sports exhibi-
tion to give Israeli sports fans
an opportunity to see some of
the world's finest athletes.
Attribute Fire on Plane
In Israel to Sabotage
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The U. S.
Embassy reported that an
American inquiry team investi-
gating the destruction by fire
of a U. S. Air Force Dakota at
Lydda airport said that the craft
was "forcibly entered prior to
the fire by person or persons
unknown and the door hasp and
lock were broken off."
Other findings indicate that
the fire was of severe intensity,
although there were no inflam-
mables in the plane other than
the fuel supply, which was not
ignited. The inquiry is con-
tinuing.
Soviet to Punish Officials
In Moscow Doctors' Plot
LONDON, (JTA) — The Soviet
officials who "framed" the 15
Moscow doctors, including a
number of Jews, on charges of
complicity in the death of two
high Soviet leaders and of act-
ing as "agents" for American
Jewish groups, have been pun-
ished, the Moscow radio, mon-
itored here, reported.
The authority for the state-
ment was Nikolia M. Vasiliev,
Minister of State Control. The
nature of the punishment was
not revealed.
Roberta Miller to Wed
Dr. Michael Drickman
s‘s
Students Win Awards
For Essays on Jews
BOSTON, (JTA) — Research
through some rare 17th and
18th century books in Boston
University's Mark and Llorna
-Bortman Americana collection
won for two graduate students,
David April and Edward Bunt-
ing, essay prize awards from
Mark Bortman, of Newton, inj
memory of the late Joseph Brin,
professor of Semantics at Bos-
ton University and for the late
Samuel Bortman, Brookline,
brother of the university bene-
factor.
Writing on "The Interests of
the New England Puritan in the
Jew," the two students stressed
the debt owed by the Puritans
to the Old Testament for their
ideas in regard to religion and
government and Puritan interest
MISS ROBERTA ANN MILLER
in comparing their own wander-
Mr. and Mrs. Jaines Miller, ings with those of the Israelites.
former Detroiters now of Los
Angeles, Calif., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ro-
berta Ann, to Dr. Michael Drick-
ngagemento
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isa-
dore Drickman, of Buena Vista
At a recent cocktail part y,
Ave. •
Mrs. Bess Abramsohri, of Rose-
Dr. Drickman, a graduate of lawn Ave., announced the en-
the University of Michigan Med- gagement of her daughter, Syl-
ical School, is now a resident in via, to Irving Fenkell, son of the
surgery at Receiving Hospital late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Finkel-
and Veterans Hospital. A June stein. A July wedding is planned.
wedding is planned.
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May 29, 1953
Dedicate NFTS Art Calendar
To Tercentenary Celebration
Because 1954 marks the ter-.
centenary of Jewish settlement
in North America, the Art Cal--;
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lished by the National Federa
tion of Temple Sisterhoods, is
dedicated to 300 years of Jewish
life and achievement on thii
continent.
The National Federation of
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is comprised of more than 85,000
members in 480 Sisterhoods
throughout the United States;
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