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Obituaries

MAX BLUMENTHAL, 50, 3000
Leslie, died July 27. Services
were at Lewis Bros., with inter-
ment in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Adler officiated. He
is survived by his wife, Ruth;
son, Sidney; daughter, Mrs. Flo-
rence Marshall; brothers, Ben,
Isaac and Eli; and a sister, Mrs.
Freda Goodgall.

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IRVING RUBENSTEIN, 45, of
Los Angeles, Calif., formerly of
Detroit, died July 28. Burial in
Los Angeles. He is survived by
his wife, Molly; two daughters,
Helene and Norma; three broth-
ers, - Jake, Max and Abe, of De-
troit; and a sister, Jennie.
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SARAH KORETZ, 2975 Chi-
cago Blvd., died Jury 27. Services
were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi
Halpern and Rabbi Thumim of-
ficiating. She leaves eight sons,
Sidney S. of Washington, David
M., Harold of Avoca, N. Y., Jack,
Louis, Morris of Los Angeles,
Sheldon of New York, and Jo-
Seph S., and her daughter, Re-
becca. Interment, Beth Abra-
ham Cemetery.
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JULIUS ASH, 17364 Muirland,
died July 28. Services were at
Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
wife, Bessie; four sons, Philip,
Louis. Simon and Joseph of Los
Angeles; two daughters, Mrs.
Louis Berg and Mrs. Jack Gross
of . Los Angeles. Interment
Machpelah- „Cemetery. Rabbi Se-
gal officiated.
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SUSAN LYNNE BOONE,
months, 3266 W. Euclid, died
July 23. Services were at Hebrew
Benevolent Society. Rabbi Wohl-
gelernter officiated. She is sur-
vived by her parents, William
and Rose Boone and • at sister,
Maurine.
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. DORA SISLER, 68, 2991 Wav-
erly, died July 26. Services- were
at Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Rabbi S. H. Gruskin officiated.
She is survived by a son, Joseph;
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Sonnen-
Stahl; brothers, Solomon and
Jack Wertman of New York;
sister, Anna Mahler, of N e w
York; and four grandchildren.
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ABRAHAM IvIINTZ, 79, 11501
Petoskey, died July 27. Services
were at the Hebrew Benevolent
Society. Rabbis M. J. WohlgAlern-
ter and S. H. Gruskin officiated.
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HARRY MICHALSON, 70, 3249
Richton, died July 28. Services
were at the Hebrew Benevolent
Society. Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelern-
ter officiated. Survived by a son,
Hyman, daughters, Mrs. Jessie
Goldberg, Mrs. Loretta Strager,
Mrs. Clara Weisenfeld and Mrs.
Rose Balshin, of New York; a
brother, Nate and a sister Tobie
Balshin of New York.
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SAUL HIRSCH, of Tucson,
Ariz., died July 26. Formerly of
Detroit, Mr. Hirsch operated a
grocery store here .for 25 years
before moving to Tucson. He
leaves his wife, Goldie; two
daughters, Libby and Mrs. Lu-
pille Charlup; aria a sister, Mrs.
Esther Silowitz.

Jewish Comic, Emil Boreo,
Dies in New York at 65
Emil Boreo, Jewish comedian
of .stage and screen, but best
known as the man who intro-
duced "The Parade of the Wood-
en Soldiers," died here at the
age of 65. Following his Euro-
pean career, Boreo came to the
' U.S. in 1922. He was active, until
illness two years ago, in radio,
the Jewish theater and night
clubs.

Monument
Unveilings

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The family of the late Fanny
Weisman announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in her Mem-
ory at 12 noon, Sunday, Aug. 5,
at Beth Shmuel Cemetery, 14
Mile Rd. a n d Gratiot, in the
Workmen's Circle Cemetery.
Rabbi Rabinowitz will officiate.
Relatives and friends are asked
to attend.
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The family of the late Ben
Schurgin announces the unveil-
ing of 'a monument in his mem-
ory at 2 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 5,
at Nusach Hari Cemetery. Rab-
bi MOrris Adler will officiate.
Relatives • and friends are asked'
to attend.
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In Memoriam

In loving memory of Jean
Bernstein, who passed away July
30, 1943 (27 days in Tammuz).
You art not forgotten daughter
dear, nor will you ever be. Only
God alone knows how much I
loved you, and how much I miss
you, daughter dear. Sleep on,
my dear daughter, sleep on, and
take thy rest. Sadly missed by
your forever broken-hearted
father.

Bnai Brith President in
England, Killed in Crash

Maurice G o r d o n Liverman,
Jewish leader and chairman of
the Stoke. - Newington magis-
trate's bench, was killed when
his car collided with a bus near
Brighton. His wife, who was
with him in the car, was taken
to a hospital.

Son Dies for Israel, Father
Buys $1,000 Investment Bond

Friday, August 3, 1951

Truman Favors Lifting
Of Blockade of Suez

WASHINGTON (JTA)—Presi-
dent Truman .stressed the im-
portance of the reopening of the
Suez Canal to Israel-bound ship-
ping, it was reported by Benja-
min Browdy, president of the
Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica, who met with the President
at the White House. Truman
said he was very hopeful that
the anti - Israel b 1 o c.k a d e by
Egypt would be "straightened
out," and that the Canal would
become a freeway for all na-_
tions.
President Truman expressed
regret over the death of Jor-
danian King Abdullah and said
that, unfortunately, the assassi-
nation came at a time when Ab-
dullah figured as a force for
peace in the Near East. Rep.
Abraham Multer, of New York,
who accompanied Browdy, said
the President expressed hope
that the assassination would not
prevent Israel-Arab peace and
that negotiations would shortly
resume.
The President said that he
was drafting a message to the
World Zionist Congress, opening
Aug. 14 in Jerusalem, and that
he would like Browdy to read the
message to the Congress.
Browdy said he plans to leave
for Israel on Aug. 4 and he
promised the President that he
would report to the White House
on his return from Israel. The
President asked Browdy to con-
vey his personal greetings to
Iswel Prime Minister David
Ben-Gurion.

Gen. Klein, MacArthur
Supporter, Is Fired

C HICAGO, (AJP) —One of
gmerican Jewry's top ranking
military officers was stripped of
National Guard units under his
command • and he promptly
charged that he was "fired" be-
cause "I spoke out in- support
of General MacArthur's poli-
cies."
The military leader, Brig. Gen.
Julius. Klein of the Illinois Na-
tional Guard is a past national
commander of the Jewish War
Veterans. He recently resigned"
as a member of the national
executive committee of the
American Jewish League Against
Communism after the organiza-
tion's director, Rabbi Benjamin
hultz, flayed General George
C. Marshall and Admiral Ches-
ter Nimitz.

LOS ANGELES, (AJP) — Mor-
decai Vickman, the father of
Robert L. Vickman, an Army
air--force veteran who was killed
while fighting in defense of Is-
rael during the War for Inde-
pendence, bought a $1,000 Israel
investment bond because "my
son risked and lost his life fly-
ing for Israel for right, decency
and world peace."
Christian Zionist Wins

Wisconsin Law BanS

Hotel Ad Discrimination

MADISON, Wis.,(AJP) ' —Wis-
consin had a strengthened state
law this week against advertis-
ing hotels and amusement
places as being restricted
against minority groups.
.Gov. Kohler signed the new
law to end advertising of "re-
stricted clientale" or "Gentiles
only" Which had flourished
under the old legislation.
The Wisconsin Jewish Chron-
icle praised the state legislature,
and the governor for passage of
the law.

Frank Wins Shot Put Event
In Japanese Track Meet

Israel Bond for Incubator Baby

Mrs. Martin Lebedoff (left), chairman of Hadassah in Minne-
apolis, is shown presenting a State of Israel Bond to Orrie Fisher,
father of the first baby born in newly-constructed Mt. Sinai Hos-
pital. Looking on is Bess. Myerson, former Miss America, in whose
honor the Bond was presented. Funds derived from the $500,000,-
000 State of Israel Bond Issue are providing for Israel's unprece-
dented program of economic development.

Savitt, Flam Lead Rout
Of Japanese Net Squad

Left Wingers Picket

`Twist' Moyle; Jews
Blast 'Cashing-in' Moye

LOUISVIT. N., Ky. (AJP)-
Paced by two Jewish net
champs, Dick Savitt and Herbie
Flam, the United States tennis
sqUad routed a Japanese team,
5-0.
The American Davis Cup ten-
nis team prepared to enter the
seeond round of 'the American
Zone' eliminations having- quali
fied to meet Mexico at the West-
chester Country Club in Rye, N.
Y., Aug. 3, 4, and 5.
Straight set triumphs by both
Savitt and Flam early in the
contest with the Japanese
champs here paved the way for
clinching the series.

LOS ANGELES, (AJP)—Pick-
eted for the first time in its cur-
rent United States run, the
British film "Oliver Twist" play-
ed to a rare full house ami .
Jewish communal denunciations
of the left-wing demonstrators.
The pickets were set up by the
Independent Progressive Party,
which was attacked by the local
Jewish Community Council.
Joseph Roos, director of the
local JCC, told the American
Jewish Press that no Jewish
groups had been, invited by the
left-wing group to join in the
picketing and that no respon-
sible Jewish group would have
accepted an invitation if it had Israel Exports Increase
been extended, in line with a 25 Percent Over '50 Figure
national policy of the NCRAC
opposing publicity for the film.
NEW YORK—Israel's exports
rose 25 per cent for the first four
Months of this year comparld
TV, Now Radio Fame,
to the same period last year,
while her imports remained ap-
For Rudolph Halley
proximately at the same level,
NEW YORK "C I T Y (AJP)- according to Economic Horizons;
Millions of listeners from coast monthly publication of the Jew-
to coast heard a new voice nar- ish Agency.
rate one of the radio's most
Exports for Jan. 1 to April 30,
popular melodramas, "Gang- 1950, were $20,000,000 and for the
same period this year, $25,000,-
busters."
The new narrator for the 000. Imports for Jan. 1 to April
crime stories was Rudolph Hal- 30, -1950, were $95,000,000 and for
ley, young Jewish chief prose- the same period this year, $96,-
cutor for the Senate Crime Corn- 000,000.
mission inquiry.

Krieger Narrates Fencing Match
Honoring Detroit's Anniversary

GOP Philadelphia Bid .

150 Israel Youngsters I
PHILADELPHIA, (AJP) — A Become Jr. Traffic Cops

leading American Christian
Zionist scored a surprise victory
in a bid for the Republican
nomination for mayor of this
city.
The Rev. Daniel A. Poling,
who has been a leading Chris-
tian fighter for Israel . and has
made hundreds of • t a l k s on
Zionism in this capacity as na.-
tional co-chairman of the
American Christian P a 1 estine
Committee, had been conceded
some chance, but political ex-
perts admitted surprise at the
ease of his victory.
The Republican candidate is
the father of the late Chaplain
Clark Poling, one of the famed
four chaplains who went down
on the Dorchester in World War
II after giving their lifebelts to
GIs.

PHILADELPHIA, (AJP) — Vic
Frank, Jr., Yale University ath-
letic star, won the shotput event
last week as a member of a
visiting goodwill American
track and field team in Tokyo.
Frank, a Jewish member of
the Philadelphia Track and
Field Club, cracked another Ja-
Matias Stoliar Dies
panese mark in discus competi,
BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—Mati- tion.
NEW YORK—(AJP)—The first
a S Mordecai Stoliar, editor and
sale of anprael bond to a fight-
publisher of the Yiddishe Zei-
During May, the construction ing GI in Korea was recorded
tung, largest Jewish newspaper
in South America, died here of of more than 1,000 rooms was here last week.
a heart attack. He was 66.
completed in Tel Aviv.
An American officer attached
to UN forces at an outpost - near
Seoul read of " the Israel bond
drive in a newspaper which had
passed through many hands. He
contacted his brother in New
York City and enclosed $500.
His brother made the pur-
chase of the bond through the
Israel Bond Committee of the
La b o r Zion Organization of
America—Poale Zion.,

GI in Korea Buys
$500 Israel Bond

NEW YORK, (AJP)—Another
150 youngsters have been added
to Jerusalem's thriving squad of
junior traffic cops. The youths
received certificates after taking
traffic examinations and doing
service as traffic police, accord-
ing to Israel newspapers.

English Woman Contributes
$42,000 for Hebrew U. Building

Byron Krieger, champion of
Michigan, Midwest and Pan-
American competition narrated
a fencing exhibition July 30, at
Grand Circus Paik. Participants
were fencers from the Salle de
Tuscan Studio, which Krieger
represents. Over 5,000 people
watched the matches, which
were staged in cooperation with
Detroit's 250tIr anniversary cele-
bration.

It has been announced by the
AmericanFriends of the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, that a
memorial trust fund of $42,000.
for the erection of a lecture hall
in the Humanities Building of
the Hebrew University of Jerus-
alem, has been established by
Mrs. R. Statnigros of Hove, Eng-
land, to 'honor her late parents,
David and Penina Golomb.

HIAS to Continue Activities
In Europe After 1R0 Pulls Out

NEW YORK—The board of

directors ,of HIAS, the Hebrew
Immigrant Aid Society, voted
to prolong for one year its full-
scale activities in Germany and
Austria, after the International
Refugee Organization goes out
of existence in the DP areas on
Jan. 1, 1952.

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