Poujade Denies He Is Anti-Semitic;
Rabbi Won't Clear Him of Charge

Anti-Israel -Propaganda
Countered by Zionists

Obituaries

To counter the barrage of
anti-Israel propaganda and to
Abrams
and
Mrs.
David
Gins-
MARY
WONBOY,
3791
Law-
PARIS, (JTA) — Pierre Pou-
rence, died Jan. 17. Services at berg; and seven grandchildren. clarify for the American pub-
jade, leader of the newest party
lic the real issues in the Arab-
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Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur-
in France, has denied that he
Israel conflict, the American
GERTRUDE
HERSCHBERG,
vived by her husband, Nathan;
is anti-Semitic or , racist. He
Zionist Council, representative
a son, Louis; a daughter, Mrs. 19202 Monica, died Jan. 21. body of all Zionist organiza-
rhade his statements in reply to
Services
at
Ira
Kaufman
Chap-
Benjamin
Zelickman;
two
correspondents questions.
tions in the country, has issued
brothers, two sisters, and six el. She leaves her husband, a detailed statement setting
M. PCujade, whose party
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Mrs.
Harry
L.;
two
daughters,
grandchildren. -
forth "The Facts Every Ameri-
press has consistently attacked
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David Redisch and 'Mrs. Jack can Should Know About the
Pierre Mendes-France, former
ANUTA ZOHOTT, 3037 Mon- Martin; a sister and three Middle East Crisis."
Premier, and members of his
terey, died Jan. 18. Services at grandchildren.
Over the signature of Rabbi
family, asserted that he had at-
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Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur-
Irving Miller, chairman of the
tacked Jewish ministers not as
vived by her husband, Isaac;
SADIE
SERWER,
2523
W.
American Zionist Council, the
Jews but as ministers. His press
four sons, Max, Joseph, Thom- McNichols, died Jan. 22. Serv- statement appeared in the form
to this day continues to attack
as
and
Lawrence;
three
daugh-
ices at Ira Kaufman Chapel. of an advertisement in a nurn-
M. • and Mme. Mendes-France,
ters, Mrs. William Oberclorf, She leaves three sons, Samuel, ber of leading newspapers.
urging them to return to their
Mrs. Charles Meisels and Ann Bernard and Dr. Milton; a
"desert" background.
Zohott; a brother, a sister, sev- daughter, Dorothy; three sisters
"Asked whether he would be
en grandchildren and f our and eight grandchildren.
willing to denounce anti-Semi-
great grandchildren.
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LEONA SPIRO, 18256 Griggs,
In loving memory of our dear
LOUIS TOMALSKY, 2017 died Jan. 21. Services at Ira
Name Alpert President
Clairmont, died Jan. 18. Serv- Kaufman Chapel. She leaves mother, Anna LaBret, who
ices at Hebrew Memorial Chap- her husband, Dr. Andrew; a passed away on Feb. 8, 1949.
Of Eastern Railroad
Sadly missed by her children,
el. Survived by four daughters, son, Carl; a daughter, Toby; Mrs.
NEW YORK, (JTA)—George
Ben Levinson; Mrs. Ben
Mrs. Michael Berkowitz, Mar- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Del- Wuntner,
Alpert, prominent Boston at-
Mrs. Samuel Gottes-
garet,
Mrs,
Albert
Ellis
and
lis
Harwith;
and
two
sisters.
torney and leading figure in
man and Mr. Ben LaBret, and
Mrs.
Harry
Abrams;
t
h
r
e
e
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her grandchildren.
Jewish communal circles, was
grandchildren, and four great -ISADORE BUCH, 15861
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elected president of the New
grandchildren.
Turner, died Jan. 21. Services
York, New Haven and Hartford
In
loving'
memory
of our dear
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at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He wife, mother and grandmother,
Railroad.
SARAH ZOLOTOW, 2451 leaves his wife, Rose; father, Mrs. Emma Katzowitz, who
He succeeds Patrick B. Mc-
Glendale, died Jan. 19. Services Max H.; three brothers, Mor- passed away four years ago,
Ginnis, who resigned in the
at Hebrew Memorial Chapel. ris, Manuel and • Samuel;• and on Feb. 12, 1952 (16 days in
wake of com-;•• -
Survived by a son, George, and a sister, MrS. Edward Ratner.
Shevat).
plaints b
two daughters, Bessie and Fan-
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Sadly missed by hei husband,
commuters
nie.
Jacob Katzowitz; sons, Philip
AARON
YAGODA
2635
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and • investiga-
Glendale, died Jan. 23. Ser
vices Kay and Dr. Harry H. Kay;
tions by three
ADOLPH BLAUE R, 3253 at Hebrew Memorial Chapel. and all eight. grandchildren.
states into the
Rochester, died Jan. 19. Serv- He leaves his wife, Ethel; two
operations o f
ices at Hebrew Memorial Chap- daughters, Mrs. Herbert Stone
the line, o n e
el. Survived by his wife, Re- and Marjorie; mother, Mrs.
of t h e major
Schiff to Speak at
gina; three sons, Jacob, Joseph. Pearl Yagoda; six brothers,
commuter
and Charles; and seven grand- Meyer, Sam, Sol, Irving and
Scout
Leaders'
Fete
Lowest Prices for Highest Quality
railroads in
children.
Barney Yagoda and Jack
Granite and Outstanding Designs
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the country.
Dr. William H. Alexander,
Young; and two grandchildren.
Alpert, 5
Oklahoma clergyman; John M.
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GERTRUDE -KLEINER, 10704
'DETROIT MONUMENT
the son of im-
Schiff, partner of a well-known Elgin, died Jan. 20. Services at
JACOB ZUCKER, 3378 Stur-
WORKS
migrant p a r-
New York banking firm; and Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur- tevant, died Jan. 24. Services -
2744
W.
Davison,
cor. Lawton
ents was edu- - Alpert
several 1 o c al'
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Irv- at Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
TO. 8-7523
cated in Boston's public schools, men of promi
TO. 8-6923
ing Blatt; a brother, and two He leaves his wife, Sarah; two
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served in the Navy in World nence will par-
grandchildren.
sons, Leo and Samuel Schugar;
War I and was assistant district ticipate in a
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two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Ya-
attorney of Suffolk County, -Scout Leaders':
HARRY -SHORE, 2952 W. goda and Mrs. Ida Sweet; two
MONUMENTS
Mass. He has been active in r e cog nition
Grand, died Jan. 22. Services. at brothers, a sister, eight grand-
,By Karl C.,[kerg. , ,
various corporations and is cur- dinner at,
Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur- children and five great grand-
• .Max Wrotslaysky
rently a trustee of a bank, as Downtown Ma-,
vived by his wife; Rose; two children.
Monument Works
well as member' of a number sonic Temple,
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sons, Jacob and William, of
Owner
of bar associations. • •
Saturday eve-
Columbus; two daughters, Mrs.
CAROL SIEGEL, 28658 Spring
Distinctive •
Monuments
One of the founders of Bran- ning, when 1,-
Saul Dicken and Mrs. Sol Sing- Arbor, Royal Oak, died Jan.
Reasonably Priced
deis University, Alpert is chair- 500 local Cub-
er, and eight grandchildren.
19. Services at Menorah Funer-
3201 JOY ROAD
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Corner Wildemere
man of the University board masters, E- x -
al Chapel, on Puritan. She
"rY. 6-0196 .
and, in 1953, received its first plorer Advis-
HAROLD LEARNER, 4212 leaves , her parents,' Mr. and
honorary Doctorate in Laws. ors, and their
Webb, died Jan. 22. Services at Mrs. Norman Siegel; and two
He is also honorary chairman of ladies, will be J. M. Schiff
Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur- sisters, Wendy Ellen and Meryl
the Albert Einstein College of honored for their faithful vol- vived by his parents, Mr. and Betty.
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Medicine, and has been asso- unteer service in the Scouting Mrs. Abe Learner, and a broth-
ciated with the Boston Corn- Program. -
JULIUS NEWBERG, 9325 N.
er, David.
John M. Schiff, graduate of
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'bined Jewish Appeal and other
Martindale; died Jan. 20. Serv-
Yale and Oxford; is best
Jewish organizations.
PAULINE KROTOR, A n n ices at Menorah Funeral Chap-
known in Scouting circles as Arbor, Mich., died Jan. 15. el, on Puritan. Survived by his
of the National Boy Services in Ann Arbor. She wife, Rose; two sons, Frank
Mrs. Roosevelt to Speak President
Scout Council since 1951. The leaves her son,- Herman.
and Arthur; a sister and two
Mortimer • L. Schiff Scout Res-
At Israel Bond Parley
gunerai
grandchildren.
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Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and ervation National Scout Train-
NATHANIEL
CANVASSER,
• CENTRALLY LOCATED
Dr. Joseph Burg, Israel Minis- ing Center at Mendham, N. J., 20417 Tracey, died Jan. 17. Louis Schleifer Dies
was
the
gift
of
John
Schiff's
ter of Post, Telephones and
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Louis
Only Jewish Chapel in
at Ira Kaufman Chap-
Telegraph, will address the grandmother, Mrs. Jacob H. Services
Schleifer, a founder of Bar-
the Northwest district
el.
He
leaves
his
wife,
Miriam;
1956 inaugural conference for Schiff. This will be Mr. Schiff's
Ilan University, the American
• SPACIOUS FACILITIES
Israel Bonds, Feb. 4 and 5, at first official appearance before a son, Charles; a daughter, Mizrachi-sponsored school in
Largest Jewish Chcipel
Hotel Seville, Miami Beach, it a large Scouting audience in Cathy; parents, - Mr. and Mrs. Tel Aviv, died here at 63.
was announced by Abraham the Metropolitan Detroit Area. Edward Canvasser and two Hapoel HamiZrachi of America
in Detroit
brothers.
Feinberg, president of the
announced several years ago
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PURITAN tor. DEXTER
Israel Bond Organization.
that
it would build a $250,000
Brandeis U. Women
LEAH GOLDBERG, 13104 religious
and educational cen-
Mrs. Roosevelt will be the
Stoepel, died Jan. 18. Services' ter, modelled
UNiversity 1-7700
on the plan of an
guest of 'honor at a special Sab- Plan Education Talk
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. She
C. W. Moore, Mgr.
American
YM-YWHA,
in
Tel
bath luncheon at the Confer-
"Signposts on the Road to leaves her husband, Aleck;
s •
ence on Saturday, Feb. 4.
Learning" will be discussed by three sons, Lawrence, Arthur Aviv in his honor.
Mrs. Roosevelt will speak at Prof. Edward C. Roeber, of the C. Gaylord and Milton Gaylord;
the Shaarey Zedek bond rally University ' of Michigan, at a a daughter, Mrs. Sam Letvin;
here on Feb. 11. - -
special meeting of . the Detroit her mother, Mrs. Sarah War-
Chapter, Women's Committee of shawsky; two brothers; a sister
Brandeis University, to be held and seven grandchildren.
Branch 7 Schedules
at 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3 at the
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Benefit for: Histadrut -
Northland Auditorium. • .
PAULINE
ROSEN BLAT T,
Henry `Faigin, president _of
prof. Roeber, *a*native of Wis-
Branch Seven, Labor Zionist consin, has a masters ..degree 3380 Monterey, died Jan. 18.
- Organization of America, an- from Columbia and a doctorate Services at Ira Kaufman Chap-
el. She leaves her husband,
nounces that the annual fund- degree from Northwestern Uni- Jacob;
IF DEATH OCCURS AWAY FROM HOME just phone
a son, Abraham; a
raising night of games will be versity. -He has - taught 'science
us and we will make all arrangements for transfer to
brother;
a
sister
and
a
grand-
held Saturday evening, in the and mathematics, coached ma-
Detroit.
child.
home: of Dr.. and, Mrs. Harold jor sports, and worked as a
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Our membership in the National Funeral Directors'
MilinSky, 18115 Parkside: - • steel "layer; a foreman in a can-
ARCHIE JACKSON, 16818
and the Jewish Funeral Directors' Associations,
tom Tarmis is chairman of ning concern and a counsellor Manor, died Jan. 19. Services at
enables us to serve you in any part of the world.
the committee planning• the pro- and teacher at various colleges. Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
gram, and is- assisted by Lou He has also written several his wife, Rachel C.; two sons,
Rosen, Elbert Diamond, Evelyn books on vocational. and edu- Philip C. and Harold H.; a sis-
cational guidance.
Noveck and Freda Faigin.
Mrs. Harvey Gags, program ter and two grandchildren.
' Guests are invited. Refresh-
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chairman,
announced that the
ments will be served. All pro-
LOUIS
MOOGERMAN,
2903
to
friends
and
ceeds will• go to the Histadrut meeting is open •
Clements, died Jan. 19. Services
Campaign. For information, call members of the Detroit Chapter. at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
•Assisting the chairman. are Mrs.
9419 De5cter at Edison..
UN. 3-8720:
()Scar Zemon, - -Mrs: - Leonard leaves his wife,. Bessie.; three
TYler 4-8020
Detroit Jewish News 23- Kasle, Mrs. George•Golanty and sons; Jack, Morris and Ronald;
two
daughters.,
'Mrs.
Nahan
Friday, January 27i, 1956 Other : board members.

tism, M. Poujade answered af-
firmatively, but insisted that
raising the entire issue only
created anti-Semitism. He de-
nied that he and his movement
were racist, but admitted that
officials in his movement had
to be able to trace their French
ancestry back at least three
generations.
Dr. Jacob Kaplan, the Grand
Rabbi of France, said here that
he had never received either a
letter • or visit from Poujade,
French rightist leader, who had
asserted that he had answered
to Rabbi Kaplan on charges
that the Poujadist movement
was anti-Semitic.
"In any case," Rabbi Kaplan
declared, "more than any letter
or eventual private conversa-
tion, it is to the words and acts
of the directors of a movement
that one must refer in order
to be. able to say whether such
movement is of anti-Semitic
tendency."
Critics of the Poujadist move-
ment assert that a large ma-
jority of the movement's candi-
dates in the recent French na-
tional • elections were former
fascists.
A protest against Poujade's
anti-Semitism 'was sounded by
Jean J. Kaufmann, a leader in
the Poujade UDCA party, who
resigned to emphasize his ob-
jections to the movement lead-
er's prejudices.

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