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December 09, 1955 • Page Image 60

…17 17—HOUSES FOR SALE — HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE ONLY 2 LEFT . . BECAUSE ALBERT BUILDING CO. NOW GIVES YOU AS STANDARD EQUIPMENT IN ALL OF ITS OAK PARK HOMES 3-Ton Winter & Summer Air-Conditioning Unit, Gas Heat - 41. Built-In General Electric Oven, Range and Dishwasher In Beautiful Mix or Match Colors frit 3 Bedrooms and Panelled Den ' yr 2 Full Colored Baths Stall Shower with Glass...…

December 09, 1955 • Page Image 61

…• 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE RANCH TRACEY-CH I PPEWA SECT. HUNTINGTON WOODS. Face brk. beautiful 80' lot, attached brick gar. 2 big bedrms, separate din. rm. cheerfully kitchen with break. nook, carpeting, center hall floor plan, superior location, $24,500. Call Mr. Coon, LI 5-2400. ONLY A BABE Just past my 7th birthday, and am I cute! 2 cross ventilated bdrms., carpeted, liv. rm., holiday din. rm., Mom's kitchens, I'm really...…

December 09, 1955 • Page Image 62

…SHERWOOD FOREST Littlefield-Pembroke HUNTINGTON WOODS 19415 CANTERBURY Broad front, 6 rm. brick, 2 bedrms., den, large liv. rm., glassed in terr. off din. rm-., gar., 51' lot. MRS. FINLEY. * * * New colonial Only 1 Left 4 bdrms, 2 baths, English Stone and brk., paneled library -With fire- pl., entirely new electric kit., lge. maid's quters on 3rd. This com- pletely air conditioned home. has had the finest of care. For more detailed info...…

December 09, 1955 • Page Image 63

…17-HOUSES FOR SALE 17-HOUSES FOR SALE OAK PARK. 6 room brick, 8 months old. $20,500. Open Sunday 12-2 23450 Church. HUNTINGTON WOODS 1ST OFFERING Bea. 2 bdrm, brk. bungalow, in choice location, gas AC, natl. fire- place, aluminum S & S. Priced for quick sale. $18,300. Call MR. WEAVER. O'DONNELL MADSEN CO. 18310 LIVERNOIS UN 4-0600 HUNTINGTON WOODS BALFOUR RD. Bea. custom built 3 bdrm. fa. brick col., AC heat, 1st lay., brkfst. rm., s...…

December 09, 1955 • Page Image 64

…The Significance of Hanukah The full story of the events which led up to Hanukah is found in the First Book of Mac- cabees in the Apocrypha. An- other source which was popular for many centuries was a spe- cial scroll known as "Megilat Hachashmonaim" or "Megilat Antiochus." It is believed to have been written originally in Aramaic, and was later trans- lated into Hebrew. During the Middle Ages, this megillah was read in many south European sy...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 1

…Our Synagogues' Holiday Planning See Page 19 * HE JEWISH A Weekly Review Opening of Our Community Schools See Page 28 VOLUME 28—No. 1 Moral Right to Self-Defense: * Israel Fights for Her Freedoms The American Way of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle 27 1 7 100 W. 7 MILE RD., Detroit 35—VErmont 8-9364—September 9, 1955 Commentary, Page 2 $4.00 Per Year, Single Copy 1...…

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…UN Censures Israel, Egypt for Gaza Outbursts (Continued from Page 1) charged that the attack was a well organized, pre-conceived ac- tion to disturb the relative tran- quility of the border and to com- pel Israel-Egyption meetings on a higher level than local command- ers. The Egyptians denied the Israel version and alleged that Israelis had initiated the attack on the Egyptian hilltop position, but in the course of the debate the Egyptians ...…

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…t. 24 New Jewish. Chaplains on Duty for tUJA to Start Cash Worldwide 'Operation Rosh Hashanah' Drive to Finance NEW YORK — Twenty-four Chaplain in the area. - African Migration Flying out of Naples, Italy, the Jewish chaplains who recently completed training at chaplains' schools have reported •for active duty in time to officiate at Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur serv- ices for Jewish military person- nel in the U. S. armed forces, it was ann...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial Asso- eiation Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich., VE. 8-9364. Subscription $4 a year, Foreign S5. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1942, at Post Office, Detroit, Mich....…

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…Pt Concert to Replace Balfour Ball As Detroit Zionists' 'Event of Year' Herzog Urges Holy Day Sale of Israel Bonds Chief Rabbi Isaac Halevi Her- he became an American citizen zog of Israel, in a High Holy Day in 1942. He studied in Petro- Day message addressed to grad under Leopbld Auer, who Jewry, this was also the .teacher of Heifetz, week urged full Zimbalist, Elman and other well- ?articipation in known virtuosi. the sale of Israel At 1...…

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…Two Jews, Boyaner and Schiff, Named Canadian Cities Show Big Jump in Jewish Population vines to Vancouver in- recent four Canadian cities with since 1951. To World Scontin g Governing Body the The years. The large percentage of in- largest Jewish populations all Two prominent Jews now. are members of the international committee of 12 which 'super- vises the activities of the Boy Scouts of the World. At the meeting of the 200 dele- gates repr...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 8

…Synagogue Council, NCRAC Urge Children Should Not Be Penalized for Absences from School on the Holidays T h e Synagogue Council of America and the National Com- munity Relations Advisory Coun- cil, through their joint advisory committee on religion and the public school, released a state- ment of views regarding the clos- ing of public schools on the High Holy Days. It recommends: "1. It should be the concern of the Jewish community that no J...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 9

…The Rosewaters: Western Pioneers Absentee Voting Arranged For Jews on Rosh Hashanah American Jewish A rchives Acquire Valuable U. S. Historical Collection .CINCINNATI — On Jan. 1, 1863, less than 10 years after his arrival in the United States, 23- year-old Edward Rosewater, a Jewish immigrant, flashed the news of the Emancipation Pro- clamation across the telegraph wires. This event alone, announcing what has since become a major document ...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 10

…• Federal Security Program Offers Anti-Semitic Outlet, Says Maslow UN Congress Told of Fate of Jewish Child Survivors of Nazis WASHINGTON (JTA) — A Senate subcommittee investigat- ing the Federal employes security program was told by a spokesman for the American Jewish Con- gress that the arbitrary nature of the security program made it pos- sible for -security officers with an anti-Semitic bias to pin secur- ity risk labels on innocent Jew...…

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…Churches' Yearbook Shows Gain in U.S. Jewish Population Deadline is TODAY for Our Annual Rosh Hashanah Issue Olympic Body Is Hit for Dismissing Israel's- Appeal on Spain's Games Bar "The Yearbook of American There will be an earlier deadline for the next issue of Churches for 1956," published by The Jewish News. the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., show_s a Compilation of scores of special articles and the addi- Jewish ...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 12

…N. African Rescue Pledges Made by Actions Committee . Our Letter Box Istiqlal Reiterates Its Stand on Moroccan Jewry Editor, The Jewish News: We understand and appreciate your concern about the state of affairs in Morocco, and we would like briefly to amplify our views in. the light of recent events. In the first place, we must re- peat that the position of the Jews of Morocco is basically that of the Moroccan people as a whole. They are n...…

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…5 omen s INFANTS SERVICE GROUP is planning a fund-raising rally at its opening meeting at the Sho- lem Aleichen-i Institute, 18495 Wyoming, at- 9 p.m., Monday. Mrs, Jack' Heneken, president, has selected the following fund- raising chairmen: Mesdames Al- lan Saltz, Edwin Roth, dance; Ben Marcus, journal; Frank Shook, Harry Baskin, co-chair- men; Louis Malkin, editor; Eugen Sims, co-editor; David Riseman, show director; Samuel Rosen- berg, Si...…

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…Clara Fischhoff Wed Bnoi Britlt. Goal To Harvey A. Gordo n Is 13 New Lodges Beth-Sheval,a3inWed 7ToD 10 1c1DavidsOn STARLIGHT, Pa. — In ac- cordance with objectives recently outlined by President Philip M. Klutznick to aid in the organ- ization of new Jewish communi- ties, Bnai Brith will center its major membership efforts this year on the formation of lodges in new suburbs of large cities, Maurice Bisgyer, secretary of the organization, a...…

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…activities in Society Miss Eve Caner, of Clements Ave., has • returned from a visit of several weeks with friends and relatives in Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Harry Goldberg, of Hamilton Rd., and Mrs. Seymour Leib, of Oxley Ct., left Monday for New York. From there, they will leave by air the next day for an extended trip to Israel and the French Riveria. Mr. Frank Smith, of the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, left for New York and from there flew to Isra...…

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…Weingarten-Rosender Rites Held on Sept. 3 ewry Suzanne Radner Wed- In Candlelight Rites (9n tiie Air This Week's Radio and Television Programs of Jewish Interest MRS, .C. J. WEINGARTEN Ruth Leah .Rosender was joined` in matrimony to Charles J. Weingarten in a double-ring ceremony performed Sept. 3 by Rabbi Morris Adler, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and Cantor - NicholaS_ Fenakel at Adas Shalom Syna- gogue. The bride is the daughter- of Mr., and ...…

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…Ash-Falb Nuptials Planned for Dec. 18 Bnai Britt) Activities PISGAH CHAPTER will meet at'12:30 p.m., Wednesday, at Holi- day Manor. Bob Hall will enter- tain, and Mrs. Henry P. Onrich, president of the Women's Coun- cil, will be guest speaker. Friends are invited to the program and a luncheon to proceed it. * * * - TIKVAH CHAPTER opened its bowling season this week at Wy-7 Recreation. The group will con- tinue to meet at 1 p.m., each Thursd...…

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…"I Lois Tireinkarden's -Betrothal Announced MISS LOIS WEINGARDEN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weingar- den, of Littlefield Ave., announce the.engagement of their daugh- ter, Lois Arlene, to Milford G. Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Singer, of Oakman Blvd. The bride-elect attended Michi- gan State University and Wayne University. Her finance also at- tended Wayne U., and was affilia- ted with Sigma Alpha Mu fra- ternity. Alliance Sees Good Future fo...…

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…. 1 .1. Selichot Ushers in Hi gh Holiday Season and choir. The main synagogue be chanted by Cantors Itschak shippers, an air - conditioning service will be conducted by Rab- Katz and Eugene Greenfield, with system has been installed in the bi Moshe Davis, provost of the the assistance of the congrega- synagogue, 17556 Wyoming. In Jewish Theological Seminary, as- tion's holiday choir. No tickets Preparation for the holidays, the sisted by C...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 20

…On the Record By NATHAN ZIPRIN (Copyright, 1955, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate) Foul Hands . . . The Egyptian and Arab propagandists in the country are natur- ally drawing inspiration from payroll and one would have to be hopelessly naive to believe them capable of decency except perhaps that crackpot segment of American Jewry which lards its heritage with Arab blessing. And this holds even when the gentlemen in question speak for the Arab ...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 21

…Seek Help for 2nd Negev Pipeline Danny Raskin's LISTENING - WE'RE NOT telling stories out of school because Harry Steller can't get over it himself . . . and has been telling folks about it . . . He used to drive 20 miles out of the city to buy "Fresh Country Butter" from a farmer . . . A few cents added to the price made it more expensive than the butter obtainable in the city, but somehow the country butter was worth the difference in co...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 22

…By the Oak-Woodser . And when was there ever a more fit time to start back to, work than after Labor Day and before the opening of a brand new year! A nice summer we had, and we hope yours. was restful, too. Especially those of you who were able 'to outsmart some of that torrid July and August heat by keeping a step or two ahead of the weather man. We can't help but notice the magic that's woven when August is torn of the wall calendar and in ...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 23

…. - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MENDOTA NR. JAMES COUZEN5 F. K. ROUTH .REALTY Call Herb- Essey BEAUTIFUL ROOM, adult home, quiet, LUXURIOUS 5 ROOM upper flat. reasonable. Working person, good Brand new house, 6 Mile Rd. section transportation. 2296 Glendale. TO - $135. Adults. UN 3-0378. 7-1887. • 4 ROOM UPPER, between Dexter and ROOM FOR employed man or woman. Holmur. TE 4-3395. Adult home. 2978 Pasadena. TO 7-0764. 6 ROOM upper. Breakfas...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 24

…• • 17—HOUSES FOR SALE OAK PARK, Gardner-10 Mile, 3-bed- room brick ranch, $2,800 down. F.H.A., or assume 4% G.I. Land- scaped, garage, screened terrace, basement, near schools, synagogue. Owner. LI 3-3861. NR. OUTER DR. Newly decorated 6 room Colonial completely air condition, (3 ton frigidaire unit) grade lay., attrac- tive kitchen with good table space. Completely finished rec. rm., dish- master, garbage disposal. Carpet- ing. Forced air...…

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….4fn 17-HOUSES FOR SALE 17-HOUSES FOR - tALE TUXEDO-PETOSKEY, 5-room bunga- low, gas, heat, nice condition, $1,000 down. EWALD CIRCLE-FULLER- TON, 5-room duplex. Vacant, $1,500 down. BUENA VISTA-DEXTER. 7 rooms, automatic heat, side drive, garage, $2,500 down. Many others. Merit Realty Co., 12046 Linwood. TO 8-5533. OAK PARK, 3-bedroom, custom built ranch, in most desirable location North of Northfield Blvd. Natural birch woodwork, large c...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 26

…UJA Needs $10,000,000 by Mid-October SO—BUSINESS CARDS g s & Carpets Cleaned Calvin Hoffman has stirred up a hornet's nest with his book "The Murder of the Man Who Was 'Shakespeare,' " which is referred - to by his publishers, Julian Messner, Inc. (8 W. 40th, NY 18), as "one of the greatest literary detective stories." It is Mr. Hoffman's contention that Christopher Marlowe was the author of all the works accredited to Shakespeare. But th...…

September 09, 1955 • Page Image 27

…• Monument Unveilings (Unveiling announcements may be inserted by mail or by calling The Jewish News office, VE 8-9364. Written announcements must be accompanied by the name and address of the person making the insertion. There is a stan- dard charge of $2.00 for unveiling notices, measuring an inch in depth.) The family of the late Evelyn (Eva) Grant announces the un- veiling of a monument in her memory at 12 noon, Sunday, Sept. 11 at Ches...…

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…Christian Scholar Joins Dr. Solomon Zeitlin In Denying Antiquity of Dead Sea Scrolls cording to Hippolytus, the Es- (Continued from Page 1) Archbishop became desperate as senes did not • handle any coin -there were no buyers. The in- -of the country . . . Josephus sup- surance premiums on the scrolls ports this view when he says had become a burden to him, and there was no buying or selling he had to resort to advertising among them. The subj...…

July 09, 1954 • Page Image 1

…HE ISH NEWS Churchill and Abba H. Silver: Two Historic Addresses A Editorial, Page 4 VOLUME 25—No. 18 Weekly Review of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle akeia. 7 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.—VE. 8-9364—Detroit 35, July 9, 1954 Austro-Jewish Negotiations Collapse Calendar Reform: Conflicting Catholic-Jewish Attitudes • Commentary, Page 2 $4.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 15c ...…

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…Purely Commentary By e PHILIP SLOMOVITZ $50,000 Contributed by Detroiters To Einstein College of Medicine; Half of It Donated by Brodys 2—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 9, 1954 Pittsburgh's Mayor Leaves for Israel At the dinner meeting ar- ranged here by a committee of sponsors in support of • the Al- bert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University of New Yotk, at ; Hotel Statler, June 30, the sum of $50,000 was donated as part ...…

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…DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-3 Fiiday, July 9, 1951 Mrs. Roosevelt's Plea for Li:S.-Israel Friendship - NCV YORK, (JTA)—A warn- ing that nothing should be done to impair American friendship for Israel was sounded by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, addressing a dinner-meeting of the Israel bond organization. She called for continuation by the United States government of "every proper aid and support" for Israel. "Our leadership," she said, "should work to bri...…

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…`1 Don't See_Any State of Israel' THE JEWISH- NEWS — Incorporating 'the Detroit Jewish Chronicle• commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 • Member American Association of English-Jewish NewspApers, Michigan Press Association. Published •every Friday by The Jevrisb News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35. Stich., VE. 8-9304 Subscription S4. a year. foreign $5. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1942, at Post Office, ...…

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…Tail and Rise of Israel' A Christian's R evelation of Triumph William L. Hull, an American missionary in Israel, who has experienced the dangers of the Arab-Jewish war, describes "a Christian's frank revelation of Jewish suffering and triumph - in "The Fall. and Rise of Israel," published by Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, Mich. It is an unusually exciting book from many , points of view. The author, who has advocated justice for I...…

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…Oak Woods Center . Leaders Receive plaques at Synagogue DinneNDance Congregation Beth Abraham Schedules Prograin for Ground Breaking • Plans for the program and ; Troop 506, led by Scoutmaster i Louis Ellenbogen, president of special ceremonies marking the Bill Walton, Cantor Eugene ! Beth Abraham, in urging the Pictured here are, ground breaking for the new ! Greenfield will lead the singing ; public to attend the program, Abraham Synagogue...…

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…Heads Metropolitan Synagogue Federation SYDNEY W. ROOS Proclaim Tercentenary Period 'Time for Prayers Rejoicing' NEW YORK — The American Jewish Tercentenary, which be- gins in September and con- tinues through May 1955, was proclaimed on July 5 as a per- iod of "thanksgiving, prayer, study, and celebration," at spe- cial ceremonies at Cong. Shear- ith Israel, 70th Street at Central Park West, Manhattan. A religious proclamation of the Terce...…

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…• People Make News Rabbi Jacob. P. Rudin ofee Temple Beth El, Great Neck, N. Y., has been elected presi- dent of the Alumni Associa- tion of the He- brew Union Col- lege. Jewish In-- stitute of Relig- ion. Rabbi Rudin ao * TERENCE H. BENBOW is a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives on the Demo- cratic ticket in the 16th Con- gressional District. A graduate of the University of Michigan, he is a former Fulbright scholar and a sp...…

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…10—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS On the Record Friday, July 9, 1954 Armistice Commission Raps Syrian'Shelling of Vessel TEL AVIV, (JTA) — The Is- rael - Syria Mixed Armistice Commission condemned the Sy- rian shelling of an Israeli patrol boat on Lake Tiberias June 30 in which two Israeli policemen lost their lives and five others were wounded. At the same time, the MAC censured Israel for the presence of armed landing craft on the lake and for the ...…

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…• omen .3 GIGANTIC S. An indoor picnic is planned Mrs. Isadore Cohen, newly- , elected president of KINNERET I from 12:.3Q p.m., Sunday, by the - CHAPTER, Pioner Women, pre- I BETH MOSES LADIES AUXIL- sided at the closing meeting of IARY, at the congregational the year, which was held recent- building. The all-day event will ly at the home of Mrs. Alex Be- feature dairy foods prepared by gun. In last week's editien of members of the Auxil...…

July 09, 1954 • Page Image 11

…Lillian Sobel Engaged To Robert L. Reiss MISS LILLIAN SOBEL The engagement of Lillian Sobel to Robert Leonard Reiss was recently announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Sobel, of 3750 Glendale. The bridegroom-to-be is the son of Mr. Samuel Reiss, of 3290 Rochester, and Mrs. Robert B. Brown, of the Fort Wayne Hotel. Miss Sobel graduated from Wayne University. Mr. Reiss at- tended Wayne U. and the Uni- versity of Michigan...…

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…Rochester Girl Wed To D. M. Honigman • S octe • t c t• •i• teo in Recently attending the fifth annual seminar of Alpha Omega, international dental fraternity at Scaroon Manor, Schroon Lake, N.Y., were the following Detroit dentists: Drs. Robert Galin, Louis Galin, national president, Fred A. Stein, Julian S. Rosenthal, Jerry Morof, J.S. Lawson, George V. Leib, Al Kaplan, Gerald Friedman, Gerald R. Aptekar, Ralph R. Weiss, P. M. Sherman and E...…

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…1Magic of a 'Geruss' Ella Schechter Plights Troth to Allen Zemmol Scholnick's in Rome Moshe, Heyman, of Glendale Avenue, upon his return this week from Israel, related an - in- teresting episode: He also visited in Rome and conveyed a greeting—commonly referred to in Yiddish as a "geruss"—in behalf of Danny Fabrizzio, once associated with Scholnick's' and now with Saks Fifth Avenue, • to ' Fabrizzio's brother who is connected with the Italian...…

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…Arlene Shulman Wed • Highlight Tercentenary To Jerome L. Schostak At GOP Celebration MRS. JEROME SCHOSTAK In a double-ring June 20, at Adas Shaloin Syna- gogue; Arlene Frances Shulman, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Ru- dolph Shulman, of Muirland Ave., was united in marriage to Jerome Leon Schostak, son of Mr. and Ws. Louis H. Schostak, of Greenlawn Ave. The bride wore a gown of im- ported, hand-clipped chantilly lace, and featured an off-the- sho...…

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…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 ...…

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…Global Memorials Mark Herzl Year "I thought I had to get all the bullets through the same hole!" * * * ANTI - SEMITIC postcards emanating from this area have The 50th year since the death flooded the nation, says Mort Sobel, director of the Michigan of Theodor Herzl will be me- Regional Office of Bnai Brith morialized by many JeWish or- Anti-Defamation League... "The Protocols and the Purge Trial," ganizations t h r o u g h out the an analysi...…

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…Romania Releases Zionists; rwo Convictions Upset T h e JERUSALEM, (JT.A) Romanian authorities have re- x imprisoned Zionist teased leaders sand and have upset the con- viction by a military court of two others. The two will be re- tried by civilian courts. The six Jews who were re- leased were named as: Dr. Aha- ron Cahane, Ephraim Guttman, Dr. M. Zalman, I. Badi, a lawyer, Mrs. Bluma Lupu and Yank Makrlat. The two whose trials were Upset wer...…

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