'Abyss': Dutch Survivor's Agonies Elaine Malin Bride NCJW Event to Focus on Russians
"Everyday Life in Soviet She has made several trips
In its very incoherence, the getting relief, having been
of
Mr.
Schonbeger
Russia"
will be the topic of to Russia with her husband,
"confession" by Dr. Elie A. punished for them, are part
the Greater Detroit Section NBC correspondent, Robert
Cohen
in
his
account
of
his
of
a
tale
of
oppression
and
Miss Kay Engaged sufferings under Nazism, despair.
A*, National Council of Jewish Magidoff.
Women's paid-up member-
Clothes for Council resale
While
there
is
rambling,
in "The Abyss,' pub-
to David B. Singer told
ship luncheon noon Oct. 8 at shops may be brought to the
lished by Norton, relates a over details, the story relat-
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
46—Friday, Sept. 28, 1973
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
meeting. A prize for mer-
tragic story of a survivor ed by a survivor adds to the
Nila Magidoff who was chandise and for bringing the
evidence that keeps piling up
from the death camps.
born in Russia will speak on greatest number of new
Dr. Cohen was a practicing against the German atroci-
her experiences which range members will be given.
physician in Holland. He be- ties.
from exile in Siberia to be-
Mrs. Seymour Wasserman
The Cohen story is also a
gan to feel the persecutions
coming a prominent journal- is chairman of the day. Mrs.
early in the Nazi era, and revelation of the blackmail
ist in Moscow. She will re- Isadore Winkelman is pres-
when the Germans took con- often resorted to by Dutch
count her 3,000-mile trip ident.
trot he was ousted, he and collaborators.
across the Soviet Union.The
Because of the literal
his wife and infant son were
author of "Nila", she will
arrested, they were in the translation by James Brock-
discuss Jews in Russia today.
BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Westerbork camp before be- way, the Cohen story is hap-
Now Booking .. .
ing sent to Auschwitz where hazardly related. But Brock-
Mrs. Cohen and 4-year-old way's introductory essay
ED BURG
son were murdered. He sur- adds to an understanding of
and His Orchestra
vived because his medical the life of the author, his
851-6118
MRS. M. SCHONBERGER
services were needed. It is struggles, his sense of des-
this that disturbed him—be- pair.
Elaine Marsha Malin and
Regardless of its weak- Mark S. Schonberger were
cause he yielded to the Nazis'
nesses, the sufferings from married in a recent ceremony
needs to survive.
MISS MARCIA KAY
The Westerbork conditions the lack of a literary style, at Temple Beth El. Rabbi
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kay were not too distressing, but "The Abyss" must be includ- Richard C. Hertz and Cantor
of Oakwood Dr., Oak Park, the agonies of feeling the ed in the record of the Dutch- Norman Rose officiated.
announce the engagement of pressures, especially when Jewish share in the Holo-
The bride is the daughter
for your party.
their daughter Marcia Gayle he was able to assist some in caust record.
of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore E.
to David Bernard Singer, son
Malin of Lichfield Rd. Par-
of Mr. and Mrs. Simon
ents of the bridegroom are
By
Singer of Burton Ave., Oak
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schon-
Marriages
Park.
berger of Miami Beach.
NILA MAGIDOFF
WOLFE-COHEN: Beverly
Miss Kay is a student at
The bride wore a gown of
Michigan State University.
Criterion Club will host a Cohen and Burton Wolfe were silk peau de soie trimmed
Her fiance is attending "Holiday Ball" following the married in a recent ceremony in Alencon lace and seed
Wayne State University's close of Yom Kippur 9 p.m. at Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel pearls. Her silk illusion veil
Photography
school of pharmacy.
Oct. 6, the the Oak Park with Rabbi Israel Halpern was held by a matching
headpiece.
She
carried
roses
and
Cantor
Shabtai
Acker-
They plan to marry in June. Community Center. The pub-
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Matron of honor was
orchestra will provide the Mrs. Isadore Cohen of Lath-
nip Blvd., Southfield. Her Beverly Lev'y, sister of the
music for dancing.
bride. Best man was Sidney
A floor show during the husband is the son of Mrs.
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Stutz.
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Following a honeymoon in
Oak
Park.
Following
a
Can-
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ture the Sara Paull enter-
Toronto, the couple will live
tainment troupe, with re- adian honeymoon, the newly-
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representing the Prentis family, benefactors of the build-
ing. Present were her children and grandchildren, as well
as the children of the religious school and members of
the congregation. The ceremony also was conducted by
Rabbis Richard C. Hertz and Morton M. Kanter and
Robert N. Canvasser, honorary president of the congrega-
tion. The affixing of the mezuza to the door leading to the
Maas Chapel and Handleman Hall was performed by B. L.
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