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Chabad Friend s- to Hear. Author
of Volume on USS R Prison Life
The Detroit Friends of Chabad-
Lubavitch and Camp Gan Israel
will hold a brunch 11:30 Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Biber, 19320 Suffolk, to hear Avra-
ham Netzach, au- -
thor of "My
Twenty Years in
Soviet Prisons.' i
A documentary
of life in the pris-
ons and slave-la
bor camps of the
Soviet Union, this
Work, written in
Yiddish and
translated into
20811 W. 8 Mile
English, will be Mrs. Biber
published in four volumes of about
between Southfield & Telegraph
600 pages. The Jewish Morning
Journal is printing the book in
series form.
At the brunch, final plans will
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be made for the Hanuka Hasidic
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Concert to be held Dec. 22 at Ford
Auditorium. Charles. E. Feinberg
is concert chairman.
The concert will feature Cantor
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from the Soviet Union, who will
entertain with Russian Hasidic
melodies and Yiddish folk songs.
Rabbi Eli Lipsker will conduct the
children's choir.
Guest speaker will be Dr. Chaim
Potok, author and editor.
For ticket inf..:rmation, call the
Concert office, 398-2611.
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Avraham Netzach's "Twenty
Years in Soviet Prisons'
Describing Avraham Netzach's
background and his experiences in
Russian prisons told in his book
"Twenty Years in Russian Pris-
ons," a Chabad reviewer stated
with regard to the author of this
book:
This first-hand account encom-
passes the bleakest years of Stalin's
ruthless dictatorship, a period dur-
ing which millions of innocent Rus-
sian citinsrm were deported to
prison-camps in the remotest cor-
ners of the Soviet Union by the
commands of this monstrously
blood-thirsty tyrant.
"Born in Russia prior to the
revolution of 1917 into a cultivated
and traditional-spirited Jewish fam-
ily, the author of these memoirs
received an intensive Jewish educa-
tion, as well as extensive educa-
tion in the general areas of secular
studies. As accountant to a major
business enterprise in the early
years of the Soviet regime, the
author had the opportunity to wit-
ness, in daily practice, the fallacies
of the Soviet economic program
and policies. It was as prisoner
of the slave-labor camps and
prisons of the Soviet government
that his advanced schooling in the
realities of life under Stalin's rule
was completed. Here, !the worth-
lessness of human life in the eyes
of the government was made pain-
fully obvious, the sacrifice of vic-
tims to the schemes and sadistic
pleasures of the NKVD an inescap-
able fact of life. It is only by some
divine miracle that the writer was
able to survive these trials and
finally leave the Soviet Union.
"The record of his experiences
will be published in four volumes
of about 600 pages. On the coyer
will appear an illustration by the
well-known artist, Henoch Lieber-
man, himself a survivor of the per-
secutions by the NKVD. This illus-
tration will depict a figure with
outstretched arms, pleading for
help, silhouetted against the bar-
bed-wire fence of a prison-camp
and a prison guard, rifle in hand,
standing close by."
Engineer Helps
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in Mechanical Heart
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Scheduled for Spring
Henry Guttentag, department
head at Ford Motor Co. research
and engineering, recently complet-
ed the design and fabrication of
a cavity for Sinai Hospital, which
will allow production of diaphragms
to be used in the mechanical heart
for a fraction of the previous cost.
Guttentag claims that the photo-
fabrication proce'ss, which he has
helped pioneer, has many advan-
tages over conventional metal-
working techniques. He listed
these as elimination of burrs,
stress and distortion, greater pre-
cision and design flexibility; and
reduced lead time at a reduction
in cost.
Guttentag maintains that closer
communication between the medi-
cal and engineering profession will
become mandatory in future years.
He recently returned from Israel,
where he lectured at the Technion
Institute of Technology on several
subjects, including photo-fabrica-
tion. He is helping set up appro-
priate facilities in Tel Aviv to
serve all industries from the minis-
try of defense through commercial
market applications.
.Man is the only animal that
blushes. Or-needs-to.--Mark Tlqin.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Daramilar 3, 1971-35
Aiding
Disadvantaged Sought
Volunteers for
Pontiac Public Schools' Head
Start Program needs men and
women volunteers to work direct-
ly with, and getting on-the-job
training from teachers of disad-
vantaged 4- and 5-year-old chil-
dren in any one of five Pontiac
area schools. Those who can vol-
unteer two to three hours any
weekday morning, li.atween 9 a.m
and 12:30 p.m. shc;I:d call Mrs.
Benion, 338-9151, ex:. 353 or 348
Juba
MISS ROCHELLE GREENWALD
Mrs. Frances Schwartz of Coyle
Ave., announces the engagement of
her granddaughter Rochelle Gale
Greenwald to Gerald Leon Order,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris J.
Order, of Freeland Ave.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of the late Violet Greenwald.
The wedding is set for May.
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Samuel Brezner Leaves
Wayne County Service
Samuel Brezner, veteran of 28
years of Wayne County service,
has announced his retirement. He
has served as legal adviser to
three sheriffs, has been chief of
the prosecuting attorney's civil
division and chief assistant prose-
cuting attorney, and was an in-
terim judge of probate.
He has practiced law. since 1928,
and was admitted to the bar of
the U.S. Supreme Court in 1932.
Brezner will join the law firm of
Barbara and Wisok, in an of coun-
sel capacity.
One gets tired of everything,
except understanding.—Anatole
France.
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