U.S. Favors Direct Israel-Jordan
Talks, State Department Declares

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — A
State Department official said
on behalf of Secretary John Fos-
ter Dulles that the Department
hopes Israel's action invoking
the Israel-Jordan armistice
agreement to force a face-to-
face conference with Jordan
"will bring about positive re-
sults" --
"We will contribute to this
end as best we can," Durward V.
Sandifer, Deputy Assistant Sec-
retary of State for United Na-
tions Affairs, said in a letter
written on behalf of Mr. Dulles
to Rep. Samuel N. Freidel, of
Maryland.
Rep. Friedel made public the
Sandifer letter which defended
the recent U.S. action censuring
Israel. The letter characterized
Israel as having prejudiced
chances for Near Eastern peace.
It said the United Nations cen-
sure resolution, supported by the
United States against Israel, was
justified by "the facts put before
the Council by the chief of staff
of the United States truce super-
vision organization."
With reference to the Israel
action of Nov. 2, invoking the
Israel-Jordan armistice to force
talks, Mr. Sandifer said this was
Israel's right. In making known
that the Department would "con-
tribute to this end as best we
can,"- Mr. Sandifer added: "We
earnestly hope that tensions will
be reduced and both Israel and
Jordan will demonstrate a readi-
ness to establish a political at-
mosphere which will make pos-
sible progress toward a lasting
settlement."

Syria and Jordan. Presidential
envoy Eric Johnson was cooly
received by the Arabs when he
asked them to consider the
plan on a recent trip to the
Near East. He expects to re-
turn in February.
Gov. Mechem, who headed the
special three-man FOA commis-
sion to study the Arab refugee
question, made plain in the re-

port that he feels an economic
plan insufficient in itself to
solve the problem. "The com-
mission sees no permanent solu-
tion to the refugee problem,"
he said, "until there is a more
favorable political atmosphere
leading to a workable peace es-
tablished between the Arab
states and Israel."

Obituaries

MEYER STEINMAN. 3 7 5 0

Calvert, died Dec. 21. Services
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
leayes four daughters, Betty
Corrine, Mrs. Sidney Rosenberg
and Mrs. Jack Charlip, four
brothers and three grandchild-
ren.
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NATHAN SHAPIRO, 2 5 3 9
Calvert, died Dec. 22. Services
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
leaves his wife, Betty; sons,
Alvin Jack and Herbert Marvin;
a daughter, 'Sydelle Rose and '
two sisters.
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William B. Ziff Dies;
Active in Revisionism

William Bernard Ziff, promi-
nent American publisher, died
Sunday in New York, at the
age of 55. Mr.
Ziff played an
active role in
the Revisionist
movement dur-
ing the last
war, when Jews
struggled
against British
policy of ob-
struction in el-,
forts to settle
Nazi victims in
Israel. He was
the author of
W. B. Ziff
several
books,
including "The Rape of Pales-
tine," exposing Britain's guilt
in the death of / hundreds of
thousands of Jews who were
prevented from reaching Pales-
tine by the British.

Norman Kaufman Dies;
Was Vice-President
Of Funeral Home Here -

Norman Kaufman, 44, of 19386
Stoepel, a life-long resident of
Detroit, died Dec. 17.
Vice-president of the Ira.

Kaufman Funeral Home. Mr..
Kaufman was active in many
local organizations. He was a

member of Temple Israel, Kei-
dan Lodge of Bnai Brith and
other local groups, and was as-
sociated with the Detroit and
Michigan Funeral Directors As-
sociations.
He was a World War II vet-
eran..
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I Funeral services were held at

i Ira Kaufman Funeral Home last
BESSIE KATES, of the Eddy-
Friday. Burial was in Clover
stone Hotel, died Dec. 22. 'Sery
Hill Park Cemetery.
ices at Ira Kaufman Chapel. She
Surviving him are his wife,
leaves her husband, Marcus and
Enid; two daughters, Marcie
a sister, Mrs. Fannie Fink.
and Deborah; four brOthers, J.
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Kelley, Harry, Louis and Ira, and
SAMUEL LUBINSKY, 1927
two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Rosen-
Pingree, died Dec. 15. Services
Egypt's Anti-Israel Blockade
thal and Mrs. Walter Mayer.
at
Ira
Kaufman
Chapel.
He
Cited to Halt Talks on Suez
LONDON, ( JTA ) —The Egyp- leaves son, Philip, of Miami, Fla.,
Mrs'. HAL HORNE of New York
tian government's "persistent four daughters, Mrs. Edward
has been named 1954 chairman
denial of free passage through Fisher, Mrs. Sophie Weiler, Mrs.
of the National Women's Divi-
the Suez Canal to cargoes des- Harold Milner and Mrs. Sam
sion of the _United Jewish Ap-
Sher
of
Tuscon,
Ariz.,
eight
tined for Israel" was one of the
peal,' it was announced by Ed-
grandchildren
and
seven
great
reasons advanced by the 40
ward M. M. Warburg, UJA gen-
Conservative MPs in a motion grandchildren.
eral chairman. She succeeds
▪
a
(Unveiling announcements may be In-
presented in Commons demand-
Mrs. Albert Pilavin of Provi-
serted by mail or by calling The Jewish
CAROLYN
G.
SLOTKIN,
731
ing that Britain break off nego-
dence, R. I.
News office, VE. 8-9364. Written an-
nouncements must be accompanied by
tiations with Egypt to turn the Covington Rd. died Dec. 17. Serv- the
name and address of the person
Canal area over to the Egyp- ices and interment in Buffalo, making the insertion. There is a standard
N. Y. She leaves her husband, charge of $2.00 for unveiling notices,
tians.
MONUMENTS
Nathan; a son, Dr. Edgar, of measuring an inch in depth.)
Buffalo;
two daughters, Mrs.
The family of the late Isidore
UN Body Will Seek to Ease
David Wolpert, of Buffalo, and Wolk announces the unveiling of
Difficulties Created for Israel
By Karl C. Berg
Owner
ROME, (JTA) — The United Mrs. George Owen, of Detroit; a monument in his memory at
Max Wrotslaysky
Nations Food and Agriculture a brother, three sisters and five
11:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 27. at
Monument Works
Organization will make every grandchildren.
a a
Distinctive
Beth Abraham Cemetery, Wood-
attempt to overcame difficulties
Monuments
which may arise for Israel as a I HARRY WHITE, 11842 LaSalle, ward and 8 1/2 Mile Rd. Rabbi
Reasonably Priced
result of its having been placed died Dec. 15 in Miami, Fla. Gorrelick will officiate. Rela-
3201 JOY ROAD
Services
at
Ira
Kaufman
Chapel.
Corner Wildemere
in the European region, for ad-
tives and friends are asked to
He
leaves
his
wife,
Sophi;
three
TYler 84198
ministrative purposes, rather
attend.
Gov. Edwin L. Mechem, of than in the Middle East region sons, Albert, Bernard and Sid-
New Mexico, reported to Con- of FAO where it belongs because ney; a daughter, Mrs. James
Try our Want Ads for the best
gress on behalf of the Foreign of its geographical locations, it Carrier; a brother and two sis- results. •
ters.
Op e r a tions Administration was indicated here.
a *
that a special commit tee
In a statement here, the Israel
LOUISE
BOWMAN,
1715 Col-
which studied the Arab refugee delegation said that the only
problem feels that a substan- "disturbing factor" in FAO- lingwood, died Dec. 18. She
tial start toward its solution Israel relations was this admin- leaves her husband, Charles, a
istrative change which meant, in brother, LeRoy Peake and a
can he made now.
17125-27 VAN DYKE AVENUE
"The principles of the united effect, that FAO services for Is- sister, Mrs. Francis Ober. Serv-
Opposite main entrance to Mt. Olivet Cemetery
plan for development of the rael would emanate from the ices and interment in Washing-
Jordan River appear to be the Rome headquarters of the or- ton, D. C. - a a a
DETROIT 34, MICH. - TW. 2-6200
ganization, by-passing the Cairo
best forward step in this di-
JEAN KELLER, 2050 Hazel,
rection," he said in his report. Middle East region headquar-
DESIGNERS • MANUFACTURERS
He was referring to a $121,- ters. When the change was vot- died Dec. 15. Services at Ira
000,000 tordan River TVA ed, Israel delegates charged that Kaufman Chapel.
a a a
MONUMENTS • GRAVE MARKERS • MAUSOLEUMS
scheme which would require the FAO had surrendered to
BESSIE BOESKY. of 2731
the cooperation of Israel, Arab political pressure.
GRANITE a BRONZE • MARBLE
Hazelwood, died 'Dec. 18. Funeral
WE ERECT WORK ANY PLACE IN THE UNITED STATES
services were held at Hebrew
Benevolent Society. She was
active in Yes'laivath Beth Ye-
hudah and several other organ-
izations. Surviving are her hus-
Equipped to Serve
band, Alex; a son, Albert;
The scientific advisory com- First Secretary of the Israel daughters, Mesdames Herman
—At Any Distance .. .
mittee of the National Council Legation in Mexico City, Mexico. Emmer, Ben Miller of Los An-
to C o m b at Blindness, Inc., Mr. Yaron, who has already be- geles, Harry Abram, Lillian
If it be in the vicinity of Detroit or
through Mildred Weisenfeld, its gun work on his new assign- Bratt and Henry Schiff ; 11
surrounding counties, our superb
ment,
will
be
succeeded
at
his
grandchildren and five great-
executive director, announced
motor equipment makes certain our
that Dr. EDWARD AUERBACH, Chicago post by SIMCHA grandchildren.
perfect and complete service.
a
a
a
of Israel, has been awarded a PRATT, a lawyer from Tel Aviv,
If death occurs at a more distant
The Ira
Fellowship at the University vice-president of Bnai Briith
ALEXANDER SCHW ART Z,
point, our nation-wide affiliates pro-
city.
Lodge
Shaare
Zion
of
that
Hospitals, State University of
13569 Mitchell, died Dec. 14.
vide the same careful and complete
Iowa, under the supervision of
Services were at Hebrew Memo-
service in the most economical man-
Alson E. Braley, M.D., Chief of
rial Chapel. He is survived by a
Solomon E. Sallan Dies
ner. Distance matters little—notify
us promptly and our service will be
daughter, Mrs. Theresa Caleca;
the Department of Ophthalmol-
present wherever it is needed.
Solomon E. Sallan, who re- a son, Caspar; a. sister and a
ogy, and Hermann M. Burian,
Chapel
M.D., associate prof essor of tired 20 years ago as head of grandchild.
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a
ophthalmology. The fellowship Sallan, Inc., downtown jewelers,
9419 DEXTER BOULEVARD at EDISON
ISAAC GOLDBERG, 2972 Ty-
is sponsored by the Michael and died in his Hollywood, Fla., home
ler, died Dec. 14. Services were at
and Rose Tenzer Memorial Monday at the age of 75.
Funeral Advisers and Directors
TYler 4-8020
He is survived by his son, Ray- Hebrew Memorial Chapel. He is
Fund.
mond B., who now heads the survived by sons, Alex and Her-
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Sallan firm, and his wife, the man; daughters, Mrs. Oscar
Max J. Etra,
former Birdie Yalomstein.
Guss and Mrs. Joe Sage; 5 sis-
attorney a n d
He came to Detroit in 1901 ters, a brother, 7 grandchildren
communal lead-
from his native city of Leaven- and 9 great-grandchildren.
er, has been
:r a a
worth, Kan., and opened his
named chair-
jewelry store at 94 Woodward in
HYMAN SAMET, 3784 Duane,
man of the i,,
1908. He was an amateur boxer, died Dec. 15. Services were at
board of
a collector of rings, a fisherman Hebrew Memorial Chapel. He is
.genera/
shiia University,'
and hunter.
, survived by a son, Isaac; daugh-
succeeding the
At Your Call
late Samuel
Turn ye not aside . . only I ters, Mrs. Ben Brown of Toronto
Day
and Night
and
Mrs.
Bella
Lieberman
of
Levy, who has
fear the Lord, and serve Him
held the posV
in truth with all your heart; for Rochester, N. Y., a brother, 4
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for almost 25
consider how great things He grandchildren, 2 great-grand-
years. Mr. Etra
hath done for you.—I Sam. 12: children.
Modern
Chapel
of Distinction
a a a
is president of
21, 24.
ALEXANDER G 0 R D, 3282
the Union of M. J. Etra
Where dignity and reverence
Monterey, died Dec, 17. gervices
Orthodox Jewish Congregations
were at Hebrew Memorial Chap-
Are within the reach of all.
of America; Congregation Ke-
CARD OF SYMPATHY
el. He is survived by his wife,
hilath Jeshurun, and the Syna-
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Sylvia; father, Louis Gord of To-
gogue Council of Yeshiva Uni-
The Chenstochover R a j o n e r
ronto; a son, Bernard; 4 broth-
versity.
Farein wishes to express its deep-
PURITAN cor. DEXTER
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ers.
est sympathy to fellow members,
a a a
YERACHMIEL YARON, Con-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Landau and
GUSSIE ZIDE, 3290 Richester,
sul of Israel in Chicago since
Mrs. Belle Kolin on the recent
died Dec. 19. Services were at
the establishment of the Con-
passing of their brother-in-law,
Hebrew Memorial Chapel. She
sulate in June, 1952, has been
Mr. Hyman Rich.
is survived by her husband,
transferred to the, position of
Louis; daughters, Mrs. Martin
Rajonert Farein
Schaeffer and Mrs. flack Ross;
DETROIT'JEVV,I,SH. N FwSLL:1.0
Birnholiz President
2 sisters and 4 g3`andc3-410ro.
Friday, lgeerffiller. 25, 1951

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