Fisch° f f-Drescher
Marriage at Sheraton
`Heavy Water' for Atom
Use Planned by Israel
TEL, AVIV, (JTA)—The Weiz-
mann Institute of Science will
shortly begin producing "heavy
water," an essential element of
atomic energy production, the
afternoon newspaper Hador re-
ported.
The report added that Israel's
scientists had developed an
evaporation process for obtain-
ing "heavy water" without the
use of large quantities of elec-
tric power..
As a preliminary to planning
and building the proposed In-
stitute of Physics at the Weiz-
mann Institute, Dr. Amos de
Shalit, acting head of the nu-
clear physics group at the Insti-
tue, left Israel by air on a visit
to various capitals in Northern
and Western Europe.
MRS. PHILIP DRESCHER
The Sheraton Cadillac Hotel
was the scene of a ceremony June
21 which united in marriage
Constance Ruth Fischhoff,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rubin
Fischhoff, of Huntington Woods,
and Philip Harry Drescher, on
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dres-
cher, of Port Huron, Mich. Rabbi
Morris Adler officiated.,
For her wedding the .,bride
chose a gown of imported em-
broidered white organdY over
taffeta. The bodice has a round-
ed sweeheart necklirie .and the
gown had brief sleeVes. Her
bouffant skirt fell into tiers end-
ing in a chapel train.
Her three-tiered veil of fin-
gertip - length was of silk illu-
sion and was secured by a Juliet
cap appliqued with embroidered
organdy. The bride carried a
Colonial bouquet of white car-
nations centered with a white
orchid.
Clara Fischhoff, the bride's
sister, was her maid of honor,
and bridesmaids were Carolyn
and Marlyn Goode, her cousins.
Richard Sucher, the bride-
,groom's cousin, was the best
man, and ushers included Marv-
in Sucher, Sheldon Sucher, oth-
er cousins, Michael Goode, Con-
rad Goode, Jason Goode and
Norman . Smith, cousins of the
bride, and Donald Drescher, the
bridegroom's nephew.
Following a wedding trip to
Banff and Lake Louise in the
Canadian Rockies, they will
make their home in Port Huron.
Katz-Gendelman Rites
At Mayfair Room
16—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 9, 1954
Fance Launches Drive for 200 Million Francs
The Fonds Social Juif Unifie said, "This is the best sign that
(FSJU)—The French version of the attempted extermination of
the United Jewish Appeal—has French Judaism failed and that
just launched its fifth annual a renaissance is in full swing."
fund-raising campaign, with a For JDC, it meant that another
goal of 200 million francs successful step had been taken
($570,000). With the theme "A to close its operations in France,
Community Reborn," the cam- and that the French Jewish
paign seeks aid for extensive community, the most important
health, welfare and cultural
programs on behalf of needy one on continental Europe, will
members of the Fench Jewish soon be able to assume its
community.
place again in the world Jew-
FSJU, organized in 1950 with ish community.
the encouragement and support
Turn you to the stronghold,
of the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee, is designed to coordinate ye prisoners of hope; even to
and expand the ability of day do I declare that I will ren-
French Jewry to meet its own der double unto thee,—Zech.
welfare needs.
When France was liberated in 9:12,
1945, JDC stepped in promptly
with a vast relief program to AMMNMMMMMPr
help thousands of newly-freed
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Jews who were suffering from
ill health and lack of decent
clothing and proper care.
At the close of the 1953 fund
For the BEST Deal
MRS. JOSEPH REICH
drive of the FSJU, Eli deRoths-
On a
Sally Ann Cohen, daughter of child, head of the campaign,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen, of
2784 Cortland, became the bride
at
of Joseph Reich, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Reich, of 2655 Cle-
ments, in a ceremony July 4, at
13900 HAMILTON
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Adler and Isaac Stollman offi-
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The new Mrs. Reich wore a
gown of 'white satin and chan-
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tilly lace combined ,with skin-
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chantilly lace was embroidered
with seed pearls and held in
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Mrs. Freda Sarahal, sister of
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the bridegroom, was matron of
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Annette Mack, cousin of the
bride from Toronto, Canada,
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Lois Tachna, Cynthia Malerman,
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Marcia Kleinman and Annette
Gladstone.
Milton Landau served as the
best man, while ushers were
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Mark Cohen, the bride's brother,
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Charles Tender.
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Following a reception, the
couple left for Miami Beach, Fla.,
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MRS. JEROME KATZ
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Jer-
ome Katz and members of their
wedding party received their
guests at a reception following
their wedding on June 29, at the
Mayfair Room. Rabbi -Hayini Do-
nin and Cantor Hyman Adler
officiated.
The bride, the former Sandra
Ruth Gendelman, is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gen-
delman, of Stoepel Ave. Mr.
Katz is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Barnet Katz, of Parkside Ave,
The new Mrs. Katz wore a
floor-length strapless gown of
chantilly lace and satin brocade,
covered by a chantilly lace jack-
et with a mandarin collar. She
Scholarship Gift in
carried a white Bible, covered
with white orchids and stephan-
Dr. Bernstein's Honor
otis.
The United Hebrew Schools
Vickie Somberg was maid of
has received a gift in the form honor, and bridesmaids were
of a camp scholarship from Dr. Mickey Scheinbaum, of Cincin-
Eugenia May Bernstein in honor nati, Sandra Greepberg, of Chi-
of the 50 year's medical practice cago, Sydelle Steinman and
of her husband, Dr. Albert E, Bootsie Katz. The bridegroom's
brother-in-law, Asher Tilchin,
Bernstein,
E. Bernstein has been was best man, while ushers in-
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connected with the Hebrew eluded Moishe Dworkin, Sam
Schools since its establishment. Flam, Raymond Katz and Max
As a member of the board, he Gendelman, the bride's brother.
was interested in the member-
ship project of the schools, and Synagogue Buildings
his home was always open for
In Holland Used as
membership meetings and pro-
grams.
Churches, Factories
It was through the ef-
THE HAGUE, (JTA)—Syna-
forts of Dr. Bernstein and many
of his friends, whom he person- gogues which once served a
ally influenced and inspired for flourishing Jewish community of
this work, that the membership 140,000 persons In Holland are
campaign has developed into being used for a variety of pur-
one of the most important proj- poses such as churches, factory
and warehouse buildings, pub-
ects of the schools.
lic baths and museums. The
postwar Jewish population of
the Netherlands is 22,400,
By contrast with this situation,
the Jews of Rotterdam have
just consecrated their new syna-
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Deal on a Brand New
Holland since the Nazi invasion.
Prewar Rotterdam had two syna-
gogues serving some 11,000 Jews,
The Nazis destroyed both syna-
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at a terrific saving.
the Jews.
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Chief Rabbi Justus Tal of Am-
sterdam. Burgomaster G. W.
Van Walselm, who spoke at the
ceremony, told of the support
"Northwest's Finese'
and interest of the non-Jews of
14500 W. 7 Mile Rd,
Rotterdam for the Jews. He an-
nounced that Queen Juliana
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President's Envoy Predicts
Accord on Jordan Waters
NEW YORK, (JTA) — There
is a possibility of settling the
dispute between Israel and Jor-
dan over the . development of
the Jordan River Valley, Ambas-
sador Eric Johnston, President
Eisenhower's personal envoy, de-
clared here this week upon his
return from a trip to the Near
East during which he conferred
with Israeli and Arab leaders
on American and other plans
for the development program.
Mr. Johnston, who is scheduled
to deliver his report to the Pres-
ident, refused to discuss his
mission further until after he
had an opportunity of reporting
to Mr. Eisenhower. He did re-
veal that he expects to return
to the Near East in two to three
months.
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