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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, September 26, 1647
WILL DISCUSS U. S. SOLE IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Georgia's Senator George to Address Atlanta B'nai B'rifh
An impressive army of distin
guished guests will be present at
the opening meeting of the B'nai
B i-ith season at the Progressive
Club Wednesday. Oct X. at 7:00
p. .iu.. when the senior senator
from Georgia, Walter P. George,
Wtll addretw the Oete Ottoy Lodge.
Mayor W tllium B Harts!mid.
Ralph McGill. .of the Atlanta Con
stitution ; Wright Bryan, of The
Atlanta Journal; Judge Prank
Hooper, Major Clark Ilowetl, At
torney General Eugene Cook and
Dr. Phillip Weltuer. president oT
Oglethorpe university, have been
invited,
■Senator George will discuss
“The Wole of the United States
In Foreign Affairs."
Senator Geo«ga. whose home is
in Vienna, has represented this
state in Congress since 1922. Prior
to that time he practiced law in
Vlranna and was solicitor genera!
and also fudge of the Superior
court of the Ctordele Judicial cir
cuit. For four years lie served
as associate Justice of.the Supreme
Court of Georgia. aeRieming to be
come United States senator.
SffHBS
SENATOR GEORGE
The senator received his law de
gree from Mercer college in 1901
and in 1945 received aai honorary I gin at 8 :00 p. m.
doctor of laws degree from Co
lumbia university.
At present Senator George
sel ves as the chairman OT the
Committee on Finance, having
previously held the chairmanship
off the Foreign Relations Com
mittee. His senatorial record has
shown a special concern with agri
cultural matters, especially those
deAttnn with cotten. tobacco and
peanuts. In addition. Senator
George has sponsored several act*
authorizing increased federal ap
propriations lor vocational educa
tion.
Alexander F. MUler. president of
tire lodge, has extended a cordial
invitation to all members to bring
their friends to the meeting on
this auspicious occasion.
Because of an expected large
attendance, dinner reservations
should be sent in as soon as pos
sible. Dinner- will be served at
7 :B0 p. m. Those of the com
munity wlio find it impossible to
be present hi time for the dirmer
are invited to attend the meeting
proper, which is scheduled to be-
TO HEAR ABE BERKOWITZ
Junior Hadassafi Set to Open Season
With Membership Tea September 28
SUCCOTH PARTY OCTOBER 2
Pioneer Women Open Season With Talk
By European Educator-Sociologist
The Pioneer Women’s Organi/.a- i Youth Aliyali work, lecturing cx-
tlan of Atlanta, Club One, will I tensive] throughout tl» country
have u Succobh party on Thurs- I and returning four times to Can-
day, Got. 2, 2jB0 p. m. at the AA 1 ada.
Contra'. 261) Tenth Btreet, Mss.
A. Auerbach president, has an
nounced.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Irma
Eln'liCh. noted European educator
and sociologist.
Mrs. Slhslioh Is widely known
here and abroad as a speaker on
Jewish problems. During her In
tensive lecture tom’s she has
shared the platform with many
distinguished personalities.
Before coming to this country,
she assisted her late husband, Dr.
Jacob Ehrlich, noted Zionist lead
er - and Town Councillor of Vienna,
in his intensive attacks on anti-
Jew ish decrees during the critical
period of IM4-18SB. When he
died in the notorious concentra
tion camp at Dachau after the
AmRohhms—the Nazi seizure of
Austria—Mrs. Ehrlich escaped
with her young son to London
where she engaged in social work.
Mrs. Ehrlich worked In England
for the Women's Appeal, the Jew
ish National Fund and Wizo aihd
went under the auspices of the lat
ter organization to Canada where
she carried throghu most success
fully the first Youth Aliyah cam
paign from coast to const. After
her return to England and the out
break of war she was entrusted
With organizing the dispersed
members of Wizo.
In March, 1940, sire came to the
United States a* a delegate of
Bom in Czechoslovakia. Mrs.
Ehrlich was educated at the Uni
versities of Prague and Vienna,
where she studied modem phil
osophy.
In addition to this noted speak
er a very enjoyable day is plan
ned. Refreshments will be served
and door prizes will be given. The
public is invited and all are urged
to attend.
ABC KI .lt ROW IT?
Junior Hadassah Speaker
Obituary
MRS. HARRY MASUR
AUGUSTA. — Funeral services
for Mrs. Jennie Pearl Masur, 65,
widow of Hairy Masur, were held
in Augusta, with Rabbi Michael
fCure officiating.
Mrs. Masur, a resident of Au- daughters. Mrs. B. B. Marcus.
justa. had lived in New York,
where she died, fdnoe the death
or her husband.
Surviving are two sons. Louis
Masur, of Augusta, and Dr, Jack
Masur, of New York; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Ida Mahler and Mrs.
Louis Brant.of New York; five
grandchildren and two sisters.
SAMUEL BERNSTEIN
Samuel Bernstein, well-known
Savannah businessman, died Sep
tember 20.
Mr. Bernstein was bom in Rus
sia and came to this country in
Youth Aliyah and -ever since her j 1898.
arrival she has been canceled wtth Mr. Bernstein was a member of
die B. B. Jacob synagogue. Savan
nah; Aerie No. 830, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles, and the Knight* of
Pythias.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Arraye Goldstein Bernstein: three
“The Importance Young Women
Play in live Zionist Program" is
the gi irring message to be brought
to Junior Hadassah Sunday. Sept.
24, by Abe Berkowitz, Southeast
ern ZOA president, and one of the
most colorful figures in current
Jewish life.
Heading the array of a number
of important guests, the occasion
rtf Mr. Berkowitz's appearance on
tliat day is the formal opening of
Atlanta Junior Hariassah's mem
bership tea at the Mayfair club
from 3 to «S p. in.
Following Mr. Berkowitz s ad
dress, a panel discussion will be
oonducicd. The panelists include
Mrs. George Alira-man. representa
tive of Senior Hadassah and At
lanta Youth Commission, Miss
Alice Gone her, president, of At
lanta Junior Hadassah; Miss Car
olyn Efcdam. first vice-tpresidefut,
and Miss Boslyn Stiver. The lat
ter three being graduates of the
Brandies Camp Institute. The
panel will then be open to any
discussion pertaining to Junior
Hadassah. Zionism on the current
Jewish scene.
Miss Alice Gone her, president,:
and Mias Caroline Rosenblum.
membership chairman; Miss Luba
Werbin. Dorothy Axlerod and
Flora Hirsrh will be hoetesses for
the afternoon and will receive the
guests as they Arrive.
Honored guests from out of the
city tSko include Mrs. Ferry Sew
ell, of Memphis, imd Miss Hanfefc
Cotton, of Birmhigham. Mrs.
SeweTl is a member of the Nation
al Board of Hadassah and a fra
mer president of the Southern re
gion of Hadassah. Mias Cotton is
president of the Southern region
of Junior Hadassah and was
elected president of Southern Phi-
gat Aliyah at a convention lielci
in Atlanta in July.
Other prominent guests will in
clude Mrs. Pauline Manning, Sen
ior Hadassah president; Mrs.
George Gh&it. president South
eastern region; Dr Rose Lehman,
chahmancrf B ft F„ and Mrs. Ber
tha Ruben, youth commission, and
Southeastern Zionist youth di
rector.
Musical selections will be of
fered by Mias Beryl Cowan, ac
companied by Miss Rose Stem.
Invitation is extended to all
Junior Hadassah members, girls
from 18 to 25 or high school gradu
ates. their families and their
friends.
KUSWORM NAMED
WASHINGTON.— (JTA)—Tb e
appointment of Sidney G. Kus-
worm. Dayton. Ohio, national
treasurer of Bnai B’rith, to the
recently organized Justice depart
ment's at torney committee on citi
zenship, was announced here by
Attorney General Tom C. Clark.
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Miss Debs Bernstein, both of Sa-
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man. New York -city; two sons.
Beryl Bernstein and Abram Bern
stein. both of Savannah, and a
sister, Mrs. Y. Dun&if, Brooklyn,
New York.
Funeral aer views were conducted
Sept. 21 by Rabbi A. I. Rosen
berg and the Her'. Htrkh Geflen.
of the B. B. Jacob syngaprogue. In
terment was in Bon a vent me ceme
tery.
NOTED ETCHER DIES
NEW YORK.— (JTAt—Funeral
services were held here this week
for Elias Grossman, noted Jewish
etcher who died at the age of 49.
A former cap maker. Grossman
wan a distinguished place for him
self in the art world. He was espe
cially well known far his Jewish
themes.
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PRAGUE.— iJTA) —The Czech
oslovak Government will support
tire majorty report of the United
Nations special committee on Pal
estine and specifically the section
calling far partition, it was learned
here. The attitude of the Czech
delegation to the forthcoming
General Assembly session cm the
eport was discussed at a recent
^binet meeting.
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