Samuel H. Schwartz,
Prominent Communal
Worker, Dies at 64
Samuel H. Schwartz, of 17617
Roselawn, for 30 years an active
leader in numerous communal
causes here, died Tuesday eve-
ning, at the age of 64.
Funeral ser-
vices were held
at Ira Kaufman
Chapel Thurs-
day.
Surviving him
are his wife, Re-
becca; son, Jul-
ius, and brother,
Joseph.
For many
years one of the
S. H. Schwartz chairmen of the
mercantile division of the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign, Mr.
Schwartz first became prominent
here as -a campaigner for the
Keren Hayesod and for the
Zionist Organization of Detroit.
He also ,was active in the United
Hebrew Schools, having served
as a co-chairman of the mem-
bership committee, and in other
movements.
Two Injured in .Blast
At ZOA House in Israel
TEL AVIV (JTA) —A home-
made bomb was thrown into the
garden of ZOA House here,
slightly injuring two persOns. The
shock of the blast was felt
throughout the neighborhood.
ZOA House was built and is
maintained by the Zionist Or-
-ganization of America as a sym-
bol of friendship between Am-
erican Jewry and the Israel
people. The center has been open
.for a number of years. It was
formally dedicated to the memory
of Daniel Frisch, late ZOA presi-
dent, some months ago. .
PLANT TREES
IN ISRAEL
In The Jewish National Fund
WILLIAMS-HART FOREST
as a Tribute to
GOVERNOR
G. • MENNEN WILLIAMS
and
•
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
• PHILIP A. HART
for .their Invaluable Service Ren-
dered in Strengthening the Bonds
of Friendship between the People
of the United States and Israel,
and for their Leadership in the
Fight for Social Justice.
Trees can be planted in the
Williams-Hart Forest
in honor of Relatives and Friends
an All Joyous Occasions
or in Memory of Dear Ones
Special Certificates are issued with
each order and the name of the
Planter will be listed in the BOOK
which is being prepared for publi-
cation.
To Plant Trees ($1.50 each)
Call TO. 8-7384
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
11345 Linwood Avenue
New York's Mayor Plants Tree
Refuse Merger with Mitrachists
HURLEYVILLE, N. Y. (JTA)-
The 32nd annual convention of
the Hapoel Hamizrachi, Amer-
ican Zionist Orthodox Labor or-
ganization, concluded its sessions
here with the rejection of a pro-
posal for a merger with the Miz-
rachi organization.
A large number of the dele-
gates voted to recommend the
establishment of a joint council
of the two organizations for the
purpose of working together in
the fields of culture, education,
public relations and fund-raising.
The convention also adopted a
resolution urging its members to
make plans for eventual settle-
ment in Israel. A program for the
encouragement of middle class
emigration f r o m the United
StateS to Israel was presented at
the convention by Rabbi David
Weingarten, director of the im-
migration d e par t me n t of the
Jewish Agency.
Fine-weather friends are not
worth much.—Aesop.
Announcement
M. LARRY STERN
IS NOW AFFILIATED IN SALES WITH
DEXTER CHEVROLET CO.
11534 DEXTER at BURLINGAME
I will appreciate the further continuance in patron-
age of all my many satisfied friends and cus-
tomers. They have my steadfast promise that I
will serve them honestly and faithfully, as I have
in the past. In my new station I am able to
give them the best possible deals . . . and I
hope it will prove of mutual interest to contact me.
Mrs. ROBERT F. WAGNER, wife of the New York Mayor, is
shown watering the tree just planted by her husband in the
Jewish National Fund Tree Nursery at Haifa. The nursery is
named for Mayor Wagner, shown on the right, and was estab-
lished by Bnai Zion, Americari Zionist fraternal order of New
York. HANAN YARDEN, JNF administrator in Jerusalem is pic-
tured at the left.
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German Official Resigns in Outrage
Over Dismissal of Otto Kuester
STUTTGART, -(JTA)—A high
government official here has re-
signed in protest against the con-
tinuing injustice being meted out
to Otto Kuester, who was sum-
marily fired as Indemnification
Commissioner for the State of
Baden-Wuerttemberg a year ago,
due to his militant advocacy of
fair and equitable . indemnifica-
tion for Nazi victims.
Dr. Kuester played a crucial
part in bringing the German
reparations negotiations w i t h
Israel to a successful conclusion.
Under his direction, Baden-
Wuerttemberg in recent years
forged ahead of all German states
in the proportion of indemnifica-
tion claims settled and in the
consideration shown Nazi victims.
This • made him d ecidedly unpop-
ular in many German circles, and
JNF Issues Annual
Tisha b'Ab Appeal
The Jewish National Fund
Council has issued a call to
rabbis and leaders of sy-na-
gogues in Detroit and other Jew-
ish communities in the state to
conduct an intensive appeal for
the Jewish National. Fund on
Tisha b'Ab, which this year will
be observed on Wednesday, July
27, and Thursday, July 28.
In . a formal request signed by
Abraham Nusbaum, Daniel-Tern-
chin, Morris Snow and Zvi
Tomkiewicz, co-chairman, the
synagogue committee of the Jew-
ish National Fund asks that,
"the message of the State of
Israel, its people, its struggles
and its triumphs should again be
brought to worshippers who are
gathered in the synagogues on
Tisha b'Ab. We should recall
our martyrdom of the past, and
take comfort in the miraculous
events which led to the re-estab-
lishment of the Jewish State in
our times."
"Now, more than ever before,
we must rededicate ourselves to
the strengthening and securing
of the future of Medinat Israel,"
the app e al reads. "You are
therefore called upon to make
the traditional appeal in your
synagogUe for the Jewish . Na-
tional Fund on Wednesday eve-
ning, July 27."
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last year he was ousted from of-
fice on trumped-up charges.
One of the pretexts for his dis-
missal was a confidential apprai-
sal of his work prepared by a re-
tired judge. Dr. H. Teufel, in the
name of Baden-Wuerttemberg's
Minister of Justice, Dr. Wolfgang
Haussmann.
After an appeal by Dr. Kuester
against the prejudiced Taufel re-
port, Judge Walter Mueller, head
of the Criminal Law Division in
the Ministry of Justice, studied
the Teufel files. He was outraged
by the way in which due process
of law had been violated.
Dr. Mueller submitted a report
to the Justice Minister, but was
given to understand that he
would do better to withdraw it.
He then appealed to Baden-
Wuerttemberg's Premier Dr. Geb-
hard Mueller to no avail.
Now Dr. Mueller, until 1953
chief prosecuting attorney in the
Stuttgart area and then one of
the highest officials in the a&
ministration of justice, has done
something exceedingly rare in the
annals of the German service: he
resigned in protest and at the age
of 50 has started a new career.
Due to the peculiarities of the
German system, he must forego
the substantial pension due him
after 23 years in government
service.
Former Detroit Woman
Dies June 27 in Florida
Mrs. Doris Fonberg, 63, for-
merly of W. Chicago Blvd., De-
troit; died June 27, at Fort Lau-
derdale, Fla. Mrs. Fonberg and
her husband, Max, had moved to
Florida a year ago.
Born in Russia, Mrs. •Fonberg
visited the United States as a girl
with her father, later returning
to Russia where she was married.
She and her husband immigrated
to the U.S. via Canada shortly
after their marriage.
In Detroit, she was active in
the Sisterhood of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, Pisgah Chapter, Bnai
Brith, and Ladies Auxiliary, Jew-
ish National Fund. After mov-
ing to Florida, she was a member
of Northwest Congregation in
Miami, its Sisterhood and the
Bnai Brith Auxiliary.
Services and burial were in
Miami. Besides her husband, she
leaves a son, Milton, of Toledo,
O.; two daughters, Mrs. Meyer
Rosenberg, of Toledo, and Mrs.
Ed Rose, of Mt. Clemens; a broth-
er, Morris Lesser, of Montreal,
and a granddaughter.
BUS. TO 8-0577
RES. DI 1-1369
.ROSENBLOOM Cy ROSENBLOOM
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
ANNOUNCE
THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES
TO
NORTHLAND CENTER
DETROIT 35, MICHIGAN
ELgin 6-3900
Jack Rosenbloom, C.P.A.
i Z
Gerald Rosenbloom, C.P.A.
July I,' 1955
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U.S., Japanese Scientists
Get Fellowships in Israel
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Two Jap-
anese scientists and three Amer-
icans have received fellowships
from the Weizmann Institute of
Science at Rehovot.
The three Americans are David
Elson, biochemist of Columbia
University; Earle L. Lomon, phy-
sicist at Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, and Joseph Meites,
biologist at the University of
Missouri.
8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 15, 1955
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