Pinski's Family Suing Labor Party To Gain Control of Writer's Home

From: Forward | Date: October 23, 1998 | Copyright information


Forward

10-23-1998

Pinski's Family Suing Labor Party To Gain Control of Writer's Home: `Cultural Center' Used for Weight Control Clinic

HAIFA -- The descendants of Yiddish novelist David Pinski are going to court to wrest control of Mr. Pinski's former home from the Israel Labor Party, which, the family contends, has looted the place and turned it into a center for the Israeli equivalent of Weight Watchers.

Mr. Pinski's grandson, Dr. Gabriel Pinski...

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