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Prince of Morocco Urges 'Brotherly
Unity' Between Moslems and Jews
CASABLANCA (JTA)—Pleas
- for unity and understanding be-
tween Jews and Moslems in
Morocco were voiced at Rabat,
capital of Morocco, at a meeting
called by a group of Jewish and
Moslem students. The meeting
Was attended by more than 1,000
persons and was presided over
by Prince Moulay Hassan, son
of Sultan Mohammed Ben
Youssef. Among the guests was
Dr. Leon Ben-Zaquen, Jewish
leader who was recently ap-
pointed Minister of Posts and
Telegraph in the first all-
Moroccan Cabinet.
The Prince, addressing the
meeting, said that the attach-
ment of the Jews for Israel is as
natural as that of the Moslems
for the Arab states. He insisted,
however, that this was no rea-
son for division among the Jews
and Moslems in Morocco and
urged the promotion of "broth-
erly unity" for the good of
Morocco behind the Sultan,
"who has never created differ-
ences between his subjects."
Other student speakers urged
the Jews not to quit Morocco,
but to remain and participate in
"national tasks."
A special prayer for the sov-
ereign has been introduced into
the Sabbath services of syna-
gogues in Morocco. The prayer
asks blessings on Mohammed V,
his son Prince Moulay Hassan,
his family, Prime Minister Si
B e k k a i and the Moroccan
Cabinet.
Morocco Sultan Assures
Equality for Religions
PARIS (JTA) — Leaders of
the "World Parliament of Re-
ligions"—which includes repre-
sentatives of all the principal
religions of the world—declared
here that they had been assured
by the Sultan of Morocc'o that
there would be no discrimina-
tion against religious minorities
in his country. The leaders re-
cently concluded a "friendship
tour" of Israel, Turkey, Jordan
and Morocco.
The i delegation from the
group, which was founded in
Chicago in 1893 and has the 'sup-
port of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
and Dr. Albert Schweitzer, de-
scribed its audience with the
Sultan at a press conference
here. They reported that he told
them: "In our country we have
always preached understanding
between all elements of the
population. We do not practice
any religious or racial discrim-
ination. We are for equality
among our subjects. Tolerance
is a fundamental principle of
our holy religion, and it is
thanks to its application that
Christians and Jews have al-
ways lived freely in Morocco."
Bonn Amends Civil Service Law; -
Extends Benefits in Several Areas
The West
BONN, -(JTA)
German Parliament has given
its final approval to a consider-
ably improved law dealing with
pensions for former • members
of the German - civil service,
and others in related posts,
who were dismissed by the Na-
zis for racial, religious or po-
litical reasons.
The new law, which is ex-
pected to enter into, force this
month, constitutes a complete
revision of the 1951 "Law for
Redressing National Socialist
Injustice with regard to Public
Servants."
Its benefits have been ex-
tended to former German uni-
versity lecturers and profesSors
-who were not in a technical
sense members of the German
civil service, as well as to the
former employees of semi-offi-
cial public utilities.
Further beneficiaries of the
law will be certain public offi-
cials from Danzig, the Saar
and areas incorporated into
Germany; such as the Bohemi-
an-Moravian parts of Czecho-
slovakia., who were German
citizens.
With respect to former Ger-
man rabbis or employees of
Jewish congregations and com-
munal bodies, the law provides
a firm legal basis for the pen-
sion payments that are already
being made or`processed in ac-
cordance with the "Hague Pr,p-
tocols", concluded between the
German Federal Government
and the 'Conference on Jewish
Material Claims Against Ger-
many.
The deadline for filing appli-
cations under the old law ex-
pired long ago. The new law
provides that applications may
be submitted until Dec. 31,
1956.
Until the Newspaper Strike Is Over
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Obituaries
IRVING MARRICH, 17336
Monica, died Jan. 9. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel: He leaves
his father, Meyer; a brother,
Fred; and a sister, Mrs. Phil-
lip B. Kollin.
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BENJAMIN KROLL, 4266
Waverly, died Jan. 7. Services
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
leaves his wife, Mary; two sons,
Irving K. and Philip; two bro-
thers, two sisters and two
grandchildren.
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LENA D. STERN, 16687 In-
diana, died Jan. 7. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. She leaves
her husband, Morris L.; four
sons, Dr. Edward A., Perry S.,
Meyer M. and Dr. Leonard H.;
two daughters, Mrs. Harry
Newmark and Mrs. Milton
Weiss; 12 grandchildren and
four great grandchildren.
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HELEN LEBOW, 18113 North-
lawn, died Jan. 7. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. She leaves
three brothers, Sam, Harry and
William, of California; and four
sisters, Mrs. Sadie Markus, Mrs.
Minnie Aaron; Mrs. Beulah
Appel and Mrs. Grace Fink, of
St. Paul, Minn.
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ley; four daughters, Mrs. Zig-
mund Rudin, Mrs. Joseph Silv-
erstein, Mrs. Joseph Greenberg
and Mrs. Rubin Lopatin; eight
grandchildren, and seven great
grandchildren.
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1 In Memoriam
In loving memory of my dear
mother, Belle Barnett, who
passed away 25 years ago this
month. ,
Sadly missed by her daugh-
ter, Hazel Barnett Sobel.
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In loving memory of my dear
SAMUEL SIMON, 1968 Stur- son, Bernard Fine, who passed
tevant, died Jan. 8. Services at away nine years ago, Jan. 24,
Menorah Funeral Chapel, on 1947 (three days in Shvat).
Puritan. Survived by his wife, Gone, but not forgotten,
Bertha, and a daughter, Mrs. He will always be in my heart.
Sadly missed by his mother,
Henry Goldstein.
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• Lilly Fine.
MRS. MOLLIE WEITZMAN,
18994 Oak Drive, died Jan. 10. China's Premier Apes
Services at Menorah Funeral Khrushchev on Israel
Chapel, on Puritan. Survived by
LONDON, (JTA) — Premier
five daughters, Mrs. Max (Pearl) Chou En-Lai of • Communist
Biber, Mrs. Francis Crane, Mrs. China parroted the allegations
Robert Sobole, Mrs. Sadie Faber, by Nikita Khrushchev, leader
of Chicago; Mrs. Ida Jerou, of of the Communist Party in the
Los Angeles; a sister; two Soviet Union, that Israel is
brothers, Jake Dimberg, Louis creating tension in the Middle
Roska, nine grandchildren, eight East.
greA-grandchildren.
Receiving a group of Egyp-
tian newspapermen who are
Mayor of Ashkelon Dies visiting Communist China, the
Premier said that "imperial-
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Dr. Jehez-
istic powers are ,using Israel to
kiel Sonnabend, Mayor of the
increase tension in the Middle
town of Askalon, died here. Dr.
Sonnabend, who came to Israel East through an increase of
from . South Africa, was a Israeli influence."
He emphasized that his coun-
founder of Afridar, a construc-
tion company organized in try sympathizes with the Arab
Israel with the financial backing refugees and assured the Egyp-
tian journaliSts that China sup-
SIDNEY DINE, 3041 W. Bos- of South African Jews.
ports the Arab states "in their
ton, died Jan. 9. Services at
efforts to realize , their inde-
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves Clarify Statement ,
pendence and integrity."
his wife, Betty; two sisters,
Of
Turkish
President
Mrs. Arthur Goldys and Mrs.
ISTANBUL, (JTA) — Presi-
Samuel Segall, of New Bed-
ford, Mass.; and a brother, dent Celal Bayar's statement in
Jordan some months ago that
Harry, of Hollywood, Calif..
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the Turkish army would be by
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the side of the Arab Legion if
MARY LICHTERMAN, 8710
Jordan were unjustly attacked,
DETROIT MONUMENT
Radford, died Jan. 4. Services
did not represent a legal or
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. • She moral obligation upon Turkey
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leaVes her son, Qerald; two and was not meant to repre-
2744 W. Davison, cor. Lawton
daughters, Rose and Mrs. Ches- sent Turkish policy, Foreign
TO. 8-7523
TO. 8-6923
ter Zollman; three brothers, two Minister Fuat Koprulu told the
sisters and four grandchildren.
National - Assembly during a
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debate precipitated by the op-
MONUMENTS
JAY •GOLUB, 2365 Glendale, position Republican Party.
By Karl C. Berg
died Jan. 4. Services at Ira
The 'Foreign Minister then
, Max Wrotslaysky
Kaufman,Chapel. He leaves his proceeded to point out that in
Monument Works
wife, Mettie; a brother, Max; a general way the President's
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and three sisters, Mrs. Harry statement did not conflict with
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• Distinctive
Levine, Mrs. David Feinberg
Monuments
Turkey's position in-the Middle
Reasonably Priced
and Mrs. John Claus.
East, . stressing that as a mem-
3201 JOY ROAD
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Corner Wildemere
ber of the United Nations, Tur-
FANNIE TARTOF, 3343 Wav- key cannot remain indifferent
TY. 6-0196
erly, died Jan, 4. Services at Ira to any threat to peace, that it
Kaufman Chapel. She-leaves her has other commitments under
husband, Sam; a son, Herman; security arrangements in the
three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Middle East and specifically to
Smith, Mrs. Sarah Morris and the nations of the Baghdad
Mrs. Joseph Carp; two brothers, Pact. In addition, he pointed
three sisters and seven grand- to Turkey's interest in the Pal-
children.
estine problem.
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The Foreign Minister implied
BENJAMIN SCHOTTEN- that if Jordan were a member
FELS, 17366 Mansfield, died of the Baghdad Pact Turkey
7unera1 ehapei
Jan. 6. Services and interment, Would be obligated to come to
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Cincinnati He leaves two sons, her assistance in the event of
Max and Benjamin; and a sis- attack. A Republican deputy,
Only Jewish Chapel in
ter, Mrs. Rose Bottigheiner.
expressing satisfaction with the
the Northwest district
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government's reply, noted that
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SAMUEL CONGRESS, 16519 President Bayar's gesture had
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Griggs, died Dec. 6. Services at not fallen on friendly ears
Ir.. Kaufman Chapel. He leaves since the Turkish 'consulate
in Detroit
his wife, Sadie; two daughters, was attacked during the recent
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Joyce and Mrs. Edmund Elkins; riots in the Jordan-held Old
two brothers, a sister and two City of Jerusalem.
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grandchildren.
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SIGMUND GREENHUT, 2931
Friday, January 13, 1956
Doris, died Jan. 5. Services at
Hebrew Memorial Chapel: Sur-
vived by his wife, Regina; two
sons, Leonard and Fred; a
daughter, Lillian; a brother,
sister and three grandchildren.
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ROSE WELBER, 18631 Wis-
consin. died Jan. 5. Services at
Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur-
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
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Wertheimer; • a sister, eight
Detroit.
grandchildren, and 13 great
grandchildren.
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BELLA RUBIN, 19162 Wis-
consin, died Jan. 5. Services at
Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur-
vived by three sons, Max, Mor-
ris and Yechiel; a daughter,
Mrs. Morris Gordon, and five
grandchildren.
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BESSIE UTCHENIK, 11501
Petoskey, died Jan. 5. Services
at Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
Survived by a son, William Ut-
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