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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson, of Manor Ave., entertained at
a family dinner party last Saturday night in honor of the forth-
coming marriage of Audrey Soskin and Robert Simons. Among,
the guests were Mrs. Jackson's mother, Mrs. Nathan Deskin, of
Montreal, Canada.
Mrs. Harvey R. Tanner (Raundie Weingarden), of Santa
Rosa Dr., has left for Tokyo, Japan, where she will join her hus-
band, Lt. j.g. Harvey R. Tanner, of the United States Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Steinmetz and children, Gladys and
Howard, are now residing at their new home, 14520 Sussex, Oak
Park:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kepes, of 17180 Stoepel, recently returned
from an extended vacation in Miami, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Shore, of Glendale Ave., have as their
house guest, Mrs. Malkie Elfman, of Melbourne, Australia. Mrs.
Elfman, who has not seen her sister, Mrs. Shore, for 38 years, will
spend six, weeks here, following which she will visit Israel where
she will visit other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Payson, of Cambridge Rd., have re-
turned from a visit in New Orleans, where they witnessed the
Mardi Gras. They also visited in Havana, Cuba.
After a month's visit at home, during which time she was
entertained by various members of her family and friends, Mrs.
Joseph Hacker, daughter of Mrs. Ann Averbach of McQuade Ave-
nue, left for Hawaii to join her husband, Airman Joseph Hacker.
Cpl. Hacker is currently stationed at Hickham Airforce Base in
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sondra R. Furst Wed
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midwest champion fencer, won
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BEN KATZMAN
In a recent double-ring cere-
mony, at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue, Sondra Romain Furst,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Furst, became the bride of Al -
bert Lichtman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. MArtin Lichtman. Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal and Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel officiated.
The bride chose a gown of
white chantilly lace fashioned
with an illusion neckline and
long pointed sleeves. Her finger-
tip veil was fastened to a tierra
more emphasis on leisurely liv- of seed pearls and irridescent
ing, and people now do a great beads.
deal of shopping on weekday
The bride's cousin, Diana
evenings, so they can enjoy ' Wish, was matron of honor.
their weekends.
Sandra Pilnick was maid of
Several other points in keep- honor. Bridesmaids included
ing the sabbath are made by Charlotte Rosenberg, Sally Sos-
Klein, and these are 1. dress up I in Marlene Rubin, NaoMi Polu-
merchandise, whether its dia- koff, and Rita Merkle. Maureen
monds or dishpans, make it at- Jacobson was flower girl.
tractive; 2. display merchandise
T h e bridegroom's brother,
attractively; 3. if possible, en-
courage or initiate delivery serv- Robert Lichtman was best man.
ice; 4. look. for cheerful and Ushers were Richard Lichtman,
friendly salespeople; and 5. hale Harvey KoZin, Oscar Silverstein,
a good product, one for which Marvin Rosenberg, Herbert Sha-
customers will wait until Sunday piro, and Allen Felsot, ring bear-
or Monday, rather than buying er.
another instead.
Following a dinner and recep-
tion,. the newlyweds left for a
honeymoon in Miami Beach,
Magazine Story Lauds
Fla, They are now residing on
Heroics of Israelis
Snowden Ave.
Kurt Wasserman was cele-
brating his wedding night. The
30 families in his frontier settle-
ment in Israel were dancing the
hora when two strangers ap-
proached t h e village, calling
"Shalom."
Then, came the staccato of
gunfire, and the strangers beat
a hasty retreat, leaving two
guards dead in-...their wake.
This is one of the incidents,
to which the May issue of Man's
Life magazine calls attention in
reporting the obstacles facing
Israel in its attempt s - to
strengthen its statehood.
In the article "Slaughter in
the Desert," B. W. von Block
compares the Arab marauders to
Indians on the warpath in the
days of our own early West, and
asserts that the Moslem coali-
tion is similar in many respects
to the alliance of Indian na-
tions, who refused to accept the
armistice ending the Indian
wars.
The story is a compliment to
Israel's achievements despite
these handicaps and a special
tribute to the people who guard
its borders in scattered settle-
ments .
Vriellay., March 19, 1954
MONTREAL, (JTA) — Gdalia
Zakiff has been appointed act-
ing director of the Zionist Or-
ganization of Canada and Rabbi
Jesse Schwartz will continue
with the organization in the
capacity of general secretary
and special •advisor to the pres-
ident and the executive accord-
ing to , an announcement made
here by Edward E. Gelber,'
president of the ZOC.
Israel Labor Ministry
.Staff Member Acclaims
Military Service Value
Miss Rachel Katz of. Herzlia,
Israel, a Sabra (native) the
Jewish state, is in Detroit on a
brief visit with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William
Stein. She plans to be in this
country two months, part of the
time to be spent with relatives
in New York.
A member of the Minstry of
Labor staff, under Golda Myer-
Son, Israel Minister of Labor,
Miss Katz said she Considered
her two years' service in the Is-
rael army as of great personal
value. She stated- that Mrs.
Myerson and her staff have
gone to extremes to make it
possible for girls 'with religious
scruples to do work other than
military. Kosher food, strict ob-
servance of the Sabbath and the
utmost consideration. for their
religious feelings are assured to
girls from religious homes, Miss
Katz said. "Only the extreme
Neturei Karta members inter-
fere with government .regula-
tions for universal military serv-
ice," she added.
Miss Katz speaks a fluent
English, having begun to study
it as a required foreign language
in her fifth grade: Her parents,
who came to Palestine from Po-
land 30 years ago, met in Eretz
Israel and were married shortly
after their arrival in the Holy
Land.
Honor New York Chemist
MARBURG, (JTA)—Prof. Mi-
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born Jewish biochemist and top
specialist in the field of im-
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the 1954 Behring Prize in a; cere-
mony commemorating the 100th
birthday of the discOverer 'of the
diphtheria serum arid the teta-
nus antitoxin, Erni' . VOA' Beh-
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Klein. Explains How to Close Store
On Sabbath and Still Make a Profit
Much of the success Stephen
Klein, president of Barton's
Bonbonniere, has achieved as a
sabbath-observant businessman,
he attributes to a fashionable I
ladies' apparel shop, called S.
Weinreb's, in his native Vienna.
As a boy, Klein would pass the
shop, "a little ashamed of my
outgrown jacket and hand-me-
down shoes," watching the rich
shoppers handed out of their '
carriages by uniformed doormen.
With a clientele mainly of
wealthy gentiles, S. Weinreb's
closed on the sabbath and all
Jewish holidays, and each day
as he passed Klein made him-
self the same promise: "Some
day I shall have an elegant shop
with gay lights and beautiful
windows, and every Friday be-
fore sundown I, too, will close
my shop doors as the laws of
my forefathers dictate."
In 1940, Klein opened his first
chocolate shop in New York, and
that first Friday, he said, "I
sent my two employees away be-
fore sundown and with deep
satisfaction, I locked . the door
of my store and went home to
welcome the sabbath, at peace
with God and myself. Now, 13
years later, I still get the same
feeling of satisfaction when the
59 Barton stores close their
doors at sundown Friday to re-
main closed until 'Saturday eve-
ning."
Klein claims today it is re-
latively simple, with present
shopping habits changed to
avoid Sattarday shopping, to ob-
serve the sabbath and still make
profits. The shift to suburban
areas, he claims, has placed
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