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18—THE JEWISH NEWS

SIR ROBERT WALEY COHEN

Friday, November 26, 1948

Monument
Unveilings

The family of the late Rhea
Meretsky Simon will dedicate a
monument in her memory at
Pillette Rd. Cemetery, Windsor,
at 11 a. m. Sunday, Nov. 28. Rabbi
Benjamin Groner of Shaar Has-
homayim Synagogue will offici-
ate.
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The family of the late Louis
Schwartz announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in his mem-
ory at 11 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 28,
at Beth Abraham Cemetery. Rab-
bi Moses Fischer will officiate.
Friends and relatives are invited
to attend the service.
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The family of the late Alice
Ale_inik announces the unveiling
of a monument in her memory
at 3:30 p. m. Sunday, Nov. 28, at
Oakview Cemetery. Rabbi Leon
Fram will officiate. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend
the service.
* * *
The family of the late Julius
Jaffe announces the unveiling of
a monument in his memory at 1
p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, at Clover-
hill Memorial Park. Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler will officiate. Friends
and relatives are invited to attend
the service.
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The family of the late Gimple
Stein announces the unveiling of
a monument in his memory at 12
noon Sunday, Nov. 28, at Chesed
shel Eme's Cemetery. Rabbi Isaac
Grozalsky will officiate. Friends
and relatives are invited to at-
tend the service.

Publishers Mourn
Burwasser's Death

In behalf of the American As-
sociation of English - Jewish
Newspapers, Philip Slomovitz,
president, Monday issued a mes-
sage of condolence to Mrs. Her-
man Burwasser, widow of the
publisher of the Atlantic City
Jewish Record. The late Mr. Bur-
wasser was an active leader in
the association.

Reburial Rites Sunday
For Pvt. S. Pearlstein

Funeral and reburial services
for Pvt. Saul L. Pearlstein, 30,
of 2307 W. Grand Ave., who died
in-action Sept. 16, 1944 in Italy,
will be held this Sunday at 11
a.m. at Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will of-
ficiate and military honors will
be conducted by the Jewish War
Veterans. Burial will be at He-
brew Memorial Park Veterans'
Section.
Pvt. Pearlstein, who came to
this country in 1922, was inducted
0tr' into service in July, 1943. He is
Survived by his brother, Harry,
and two sisters, Mrs. Beatrice
Roth and Mrs. Mary Caskin.

Former Congresswoman
F. G. Kahn Diet at 80

Mrs. Florence Prag Kahn, who
succeeded her husband as a Re-
publican member of Congress in
1924 after he had served for 25
years, and held the post as the
first Congresswoman for 12
years, died Nov. 16 at her home
in San Francisco at the age of
80. She was known for her wit
and J. Edgar Hoover called her
"the mother of the Federal Bur-
eau of Investigation because of
the battle she' carried on to
secure funds for the FBI.

Our Champion Harry Truman

By ABE KORCHAK
The people revere Franklin D.
That man of world renown
and God knows I would be the last
to take one jewel from his crown.
But what of Harry Truman
Who won all by himself
When the Democratic Donkeys
Tried to put him on the shelf.
So with no one to support him
Our champion took the floor
His fighting speech of acceptance
Knocked the hinges from the door.

MUNICH (JTA)—A resolution
demanding mass emigration of
DPs from Germany to Israel,
was adopted at a quarterly meet-
ing of the Council of the Liber-
ated Jews of Germany.

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COLLEGE, HE BECAME MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE
SHELL TRANSPORT ARP TRADING CO. DURING
WORLD WAR I HE SERVED AS PETROLEUM
ADVISOR TO THE BRITISH ARMY.

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SCION OF A FAMILY WHICH, FOR NEARLY 150 YEARS, PLAYED
AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE JEWISH COMMUNITY, SIR ROBERT
KEPT THE FAMILY% INTEREST IN JEWISH AFFAIRS THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE

COMMANDER OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH
EMPIRE. HE WAS ALSO DECORATED MTN DIE
ORDER Of INSIGNIA OF ST.SAYA FORMS WAR EFFORTS.

AT 71, HE 15 PRESIDENT OF THE EDUCATION AID
SOCIETY, CHAIRMAN OF THE JEWISH MEMORIAL
SOCIETY, VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED SYNAGOGUE
AND CHAIRMAN OF THE PALESTINE CORPORATION.

THE SAME YEAR,UNDER SIR ROBERT% LEADER-
SHIP, A JEWISH WAR MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED IN
LONDON. HE ALSO BEGAN TO PLAY A LEADING
ROLE IN THE BOARD OF DEPUTIES OF BRITISH
JEWS.

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PERSONS TODAY...

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IN 1935, HE HELPED ORGANIZE THE JEWISH
RESETTLEMENT COMPANY TO AID REFUGEES
FROM NAZI GERMANY FIND NEW HOMES
IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD.

Obituaries

Reburial services for PVT. J.
GORDON ALPERN of 19347 Ap-
poline who was killed at Hardt,
C armany, Feb. 28, 1945, were
held Nov. 18 at Beth El Memorial
Park.
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Reburial services for PVT.
MELVIN S. SAPPERSTEIN, 25,
of 2923 Monte-
rey, who was
Akilled in action
April 12, 1945, in
Italy, will be
held this Sunday
at Lewis Bros.
Memorial Chap-
el. Julius Rosen-
waldPost,
American Le-
gion, will con-
S apperstein duct military
rites. Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
officiate. Burial will be at Mach-
pelah Cemetery, He is survived
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Sapperstein, and a sister, Mrs.
Newton Levin.
* * *
EDMUND CURTIS, 49, of 7619
Appoline, died Nov. 17. 'Funeral
services were held at Lewis Bros.
Rabbi Lehrman officiated. Burial,
Oakview Cemetery. Surviving
are his wife, Anna; a daughter,
Mrs. Russell Geloneck; a son,
Eugene; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Curtis, and a brother,
Steven.
* * *
HENRY VELICK, 48, of 3418
Whitney, Flint, Mich., died Nov.
17. Rabbi Lasker of Flint offi-
ciated at services at Lewis Bros.,
Detroit. Burial, Machpelah. Sur-
viving are his wife, Anne;. a
daughter, Sharon; sisters, Mrs.
Ray Rutberg, New York; Mrs.
Ida Singer, Bay City; Mrs. Edith
Risemen, Flint; brothers, Sam,
Flint; Bernard, Los Angeles, Her-
man, Detroit.
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OSCAR LEVY, 37, of 2073
Pingree, died Nov. 15. Funeral
services were held at Hebrew
Benevolent Society, . Rabbi Neu-
haus and Mr. Roberg officiated.
He is survived by his mother,
Flora.
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SAM YELLEN, 78, of 3361
Tuxedo, died Nov. 15. Funeral
services were held at Hebrew
Benevolent Society. Rabbi Rab-
inowitz officiated. He is survived
by his sons, William, Harry and
Ben; daughters, Mrs. Bella Pianka
and Mrs. Sadie Fenster; 17 grand
children and two great grand
children.
* * *
CELIA ELLSTEIN, 3037 Mon-
terey, died Nov. 16. Services were
held at Kaufman Chapel with
Rabbi M. Adler and Cantor N.
Adler officiating. She leaves her
husband, Lawrence; a son, Bert-
ram; a sister, Mrs. Harry Zemon.
Interment, Bnai David Cemetery.
* *
BESSIE ARNOLD, 35 Trow-
bridge Ave., died Nov. 15. Serv-
ices were held at Kaufman Chap-
el with Rabbi Lehrman officiat-
ing. She leaves her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Ginsberg; a brother, Meyer
Ginsberg; two sisters, Mrs. Min-
nie Davis, and Mrs. Belle Beau-
champ. Interment, Machpelah.

Abdullah for Peace,
Acceptance of Facts

King Abdullah of Transjor-
dania, in an interview with Ken-
neth Bilby, New York Herald
Tribune correspondent, at Am-
man, Transjordan, expressed the
hope that "semi-peace" soon will
be transformed into a "real
peace"; "that the Israelis should
be more reasonable. My advice

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C AGENCY

Zionist Office- Sends
Israel Food Parcels

Keren Hayesod, guarantees safe
delivery to all parts of Israel
including Jerusalem and the agri-
cultural settlements.
Stockpiles of food will be trans-
Orders may be placed through
mitted by Service for Palestine, the Zionist office, 1031 Penob-
Inc., to relatives and friends of scot, WO. 5-1484.
US citizens, it was announced by
the Zionist office here.
MRS. ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN,
The abundance of tea and cof- national president of Pioneer
fee in the new Jewish State over
recent weeks has caused the Women, the Women's Labor
parcel service to eliminate these Zionist' Organization of America,
items from their parcels.
left for an extended stay in Israel.
More meat, butter, cheese, and
She accompanies her . husband,
other essential foodstuffs, as re-
quested by the Israeli Food Con- Dr. Israel Goldstein, who Will
troller, have been included in administer the highly important
post of treasurer of the Jewish
the new package setup.
A slight increase in the cost of Agency from Jerusalem.
Package A from $12.80 to $13
has been made due to the in-
creased quantity of food sent in
this tyge of package, which now
contains 25 lbs. of food. The
former $12.80 package contained
only 20 lbs. The following items
are included in Package A:

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6 lb. (90 oz.) Kosher Stewed Beef-
(Beef in own juice), 5 lb. long grain
Rice, 5 lb. Sugar, 2 tins (27 oz.) finest
Creamery Butter, 1 tin (14 oz.) Kosh-
er Margarine, 2 tins (1 lb.) Cheese,
1 lb. Whole Milk Powder, 1 can
(1414, oz.) Evaporated. Milk, 2 14 lb.
(36 oz.) Oat Meal, 1 tin (4" oz.)
Mackerel, 1 tin (4 1/2 oz.) Sardines, and
1 tin (9 oz.) Herring in Tomato.

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KING ABDULLAH
to Arabs is. that they should ac-
cept the logical."
He said that he had not heard
of peace negotiations but that
."there might be personal contacts
to uncover facts concerning the
two belligerents." He added that
Israel needs peace more than the
Arabs but that Arabs are corn-
plaining over trends in the Pales-
tine war. He warned that if
Israel attacked again . the battle
would develop in full force even
if the Legion had to fight alone.
Abdullah admitted that Arabs
had suffered- defeats but attrib-
uted them to lack or realization
of the true situation. He said that
the attitude of the UN and the
big powers is important in peace
negotiations. -
Mr. Bilby reports that Col. Ab-
dullah El Tell, military com-
mander of Jerusalem, and Brig.
J. B. Glubb Pasha, British corn-
mander of the Arab Legion, con-
curred in Abdullah's belief that
peace should be achieved now but
that the Legion is capable of
withstanding any new outbreaks.

IRA KAUFMANt
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9419 DEXTER AT EDISON

TYLER 7-4520

Package B which formerly was
$9.80 is now $10 and contains
19 lbs. of foods. This includes
the same foodstuffs as Package A
but in smaller quantities.
Package D and Package C have
been discontinued due to insuf-
ficient demand.
Service for Palestine, an of-
ficial non-profit project of the

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