Golda Myerson's Biographer F,(1 ‘;
To Address Labor Zionist

Marie Syrkin, noted author
and educator, will address an
open meeting of the Labor ,
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
next Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., at
the Esther Berman Branch of
the United Hebrew Schools,
Schaefer at 7 Mile.
Miss Syrkin's latest book,
"Way of Valor," a biography of
Golda Meyerson, has just come
off the press. Autographed
copies of the book will be on
sale after the lecture, which
will be followed by a social
hour.
Miss Syrkin, who was born in
Switzerland and came to the
United States in early childhood,
was educated in the New York
public schools and is a graduate
of Cornell University. She vis-
ited Palestine for the third time
in 1945 to interview Jewish
survivors from Nazism and
heroes of the underground for
her chronicle of Jewish re-
sistance under the Nazis,
"Blessed Is the Match." In
1947, Miss Syrkin visited • the
DP camps in Germany to

Beth Aaron Juniors
Elect New Officers

The Beth Aaron Juniors re-
gather material for a series of cently elected the following new
articles on Jewish DPs. Her officers: Irwin Wolfe, president;
biography of Golda Myerson is Connie Adler and David Levine,
the result of her intimate knowl- vice presidents; Harvey Hauer,
treasurer, and Berta Weinberg,
secretary.

A special service and commu-
nity , breakfast held at 9 a.m.
every Sunday is the major ac-
tivity of this post Bar Mitzvah
group of teenagers. They also par-
. ticipate in the Intercongregation-
al Basketball League.

Rep. Rabaut Joins Salute
To Retiring VA Leader

Honor Anna Schreiber
On Her 70th Birthday

Scores of congratulations are
pouring into the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Schreiber, 3781
W. Outer Dr., on the 70th birth-
day of Mrs. Schreiber, which she
observed on the • fourth day of
Hanukah.

A dinner party was given for
180 guests at the Lee Plaza. The
Schreibers' son, five daughters,
12 grandchildren and one great-
grandchild participated in the
festivities.

Mr. Schreiber was master of
ceremonies
and the program was
Rabbi Gorrelick is in charge of
religious activities and the Men's conducted in the form of "This
Club sponsors the group. The Is Your Life" tribute to his wife,
next special activity of the Ju- Anna.
On Feb. 20, Mr. and Mrs.
niors will be a late Friday serv-
Schreiber will celebrate their
ice to be held on Jan. 13.
golden wedding anniversary.

U. S. -Military Attaches
Attend Israel Embassy Party

MARIE SYRBIN

edge of the Zionist movement
and its leading personalities. -
At present, Miss Syrkin is on
the faculty of Brandeis Univer-
sity, and is an editor of Jewish
Frontier. •

Stern College Offers Degrees to Women

Under the leadership of Dr.. , terested in providing young wom-
Samuel Belkin, its president, I en with a liberal arts education,
a
Yeshiva University, in the lastt the
same time providing them
with a grounding in Jewish learn-
10 years, has opened three ing and traditions.
schools to provide young women.' The four-year course of study
of high school age and up with I leads to a bachelor's degree in
an opportunity for intensive Jew- arts or religious education. Stu-
ish education, as well as a gen- dents may major in natural sci-
eral academic culture.
ences, humanities, social sciences
Education for women began at CT Hebraic studies. Courses in
Yeshiva University with the cre- Jewish studies are offered on
, ation of the Central Yeshiva elementary and advanced levels.
High School for Girls, in 1948.1
Later that year, the school of I
education and community admin-
Gala New rear's Eve
istration was opened on a coedu- I
cational basis.
In 1954, Stern College for Worn-
Saturday, December 31
en was established as the first
At Mayfair Catering
liberal arts college for women
under Jewish auspices. The col-
Doncing to the Music of
lege is located at 253 Lexington
Ben Katzman
Ave, New York.
For Further Information, Call
Stern College is primarily in-
LI 64788 - -" UN. 1`1.2821

Detroit civic and veterans lead-
ers joined last Friday at a dinner
honoring Guy Palmer on his re-
tirement as head of the Detroit
office of the Veterans Adminis-
tration.
Congressman Louis C. Rabaut
attended the dinner. Rep. Rabaut
also was honored, receiving a
special citation from the Veterans
of Foreign Wars for services as
chairman of the Michigan Con-
gressional Committee which ob-
tained the establishment of vet-
erans facilities in Michigan.

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Appoint Assistant DA

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Mili-
tary attaches representing virtu-
ally all embassies in Washington
and high-ranking U.S. military
officers and government officials
joined in a Hanukah celebration
tendered at the Israel Embassy
by Col Katriel Salmon, chief
Israel military, air and naval
attache.

BROOKLINE, Mass., (JTA) --
The appointment of Leon Rubin
as a Special Assistant District
Attorney has been announced by
Myron N. Lane, Norfolk County
District Attorney.

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Arrangements Committee
Chairinen

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Congregations Committee

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