Projected AJC $.1,500,000 Building

Monument
Unveilings

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Relatives lleted
Harry D. White as
`Loyal American

I Obituaries

GEORGE ZOLOTOW, 2451
Glendale, died Oct. 20. He is
survived by two sisters, Bessie
Nathan I. White has written and Fannie Zolotow.
(Unveiling announcements may
be inserted by mailing or by calling
a book, "Harry Dexter White:
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The Jewish News office, VE 8-9364. Loyal American," defending the
be
A. M. LEVENBERG, 17216
Written announcements tare
accompanied by the name
name of his late brother whose Greenlawn, died Oct. 23. He
address of the person snaking the
loyalty has been questioned and leaves his wife, Marcelle; a son,
insertion. There is a standard
unveiling
tor
charge of *2.00
who was the subject of a Con- Edwin; a daughter, Mrs. William
notice, in e a s u r i n g an inch in
gressional Investigation.
depth.)
W. Weisberg; and a sister.
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The book was published by
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The family of the late Ida White's sister, Bessie White
YETTA FR IEDLANDER,
and Harry Moskowitz, dear par- Bloom, of Waban, Mass. Inde- 13965 Linwood, died Oct. 16. She
ents of Mrs. Leo Bigelman, Mr. pendent Press, Boston, Mass., leaves two daughters, Mrs. Fran-
Milton Moss and Mrs. Jack printed the volume, and it is ces Shoenfeld, of Youngstown,
Robinowitz, announces the un- distributed by M. Bloom, 658 0., and Mrs. Arthur Hass, of De-
veiling of a monument in 'their Chestnut St., Waban 68, Mass. troit; six grandchildren and four
memory
at 1 p.m.,
Sunday, Oct.
28, at Hebrew
Memorial
Park
ar I Mrs. Bloom, in a note to the great grandchildren.
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Cemetery. Rabbi Gorrelick reader, states that the author
of the book, her brother, Nathan
MORRIS
COLLINS, 910 S.
will officiate. Relatives and I. White, who died Sept. 23,
Woodward, Royal Oak, died Oct.
friends are asked to attend.
1955, had prepared the manu- 16. He leaves his wife, Ger-
:::**31:1%MtAKftti:TA,
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script defending their brother trude; a son, Morton; a daugh-
The family of the late Lillian Harry and that she considered ter, Mrs. Martin J. Budman; two
Davis announces the unveiling it her "privilege and good for- brothers and two sisters.
of a monument in her memory tune" to have it printed. She
at 11:15 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 28 expresses the hope that it will
LOUIS FLEISHER, 264 Starr,
at Hebrew Memorial Park "help dispel the miasma of sus- ,
Cemetery. Rabbi Gruskin will picion that has permeated our Pontiac, died Oct. 17. He leaves
his wife, Lizzie; three daugh-
officiate. Relatives and friends country for a decade."
ters, Mrs. Lee Segal, Mrs. Maur-
are asked to atten(
"Certainly," she adds, ice Levine and Mrs. Aaron Baar;
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"those
who
have
become
ac-
This is the American Jewish Committee's projected
two sisters and five grandchil-
The family of the late Dora quiescent during this shame-
$1,500,000 Institute of Human Relations, to be located at the
dren.
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corner of Third Avenue and 56th Street, New York, which Yuster announces the unveiling, ful period of smear are equal-
ly to blame with the accusers
of
a
monument
in
her
memory
will be devoted to the study, practice and development of
DAVID KORNFELD, - 4278
at 11 a. m., Sunday, Oct. 28, at and their instigators."
human relations. Establishment of the Institute was announced
Clements, died Oct. 18. He
Beth Moses Cemetery. Rabbi
"The defamers,", she writes, leaves his wife, Rose; six daugh-
Irving M. Engel, president of the American Jewish Com-
by
Segal and Cantor Fenakel will "may be remembered for their ters, Mrs. Andrew Lax, Mrs.
mittee, at the organization's national executive board meeting.
officiate. Relatives and friends attempt at character assassina- Bella Kornfeld, Mrs. Vernon
tion, but the unselfish efforts Palmer, Mrs. Fred Silverstein,
are asked to attend.
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of Harry White in the interest Mrs. William Palmer and Mrs.
The family of the late Mrs. of his country and its people Armin Kupfer; a brother and
Mollie Weitzman announces the cannot be eradicated, nor will 10 grandchildren.
unveiling of a monument in her his unceasing devotion to truth
The appointment of two dis- memory -at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, be forgotten."
HYMAN GOLDMAN, 4011
LABEL A. KATZ, 38-year-old
tinguished scholars to visiting Nov. 4, at Machpelah Cemetery.
Harry Dexter White's creed Clements, died Oct. 20. He
New Orleans attorney, was
lectureships at the New York Rabbi Segal and Cantor Fenakel "from his testimony before the leaves his wife, Ida; three sons,
named Bnai Brith's 1956 reci-
School of Hebrew Union Col- will officiate. Relatives and House Un-American Activities Gerald, Harry and Ben; a daugh-
pient of the Sam Reber Dis-
lege-Jewish Institute of Religion friends are asked to attend.
Committee on Aug. 13, 1948, ter, Lillian; five grandchildren
tinguished Alumnus Award
has been announced by Dr. Nel-
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three days before he died of a
made annually by Aleph Zadik
and a great grandchild.
son Glueck, president. Dr. CY-
The family of the late Mary heart attack brought on by the
a a *
Aleph.
RUS
GORDON,
professor
of
strain
of
testifying
at
"length"
a
Solomon announces the unveil-
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HARRY NYOVICH, 967 Dick-
Near Eastern studies at Brandeis ing of a monument in her mem- commences the text of this 415-
Chaplain (Lt. Col.) MAUR- University, will offer a course
erson, died Oct. 21. • He leaves
ICE S. K L E INBERG, USA, in Ugaritic Literature in • the ory at 1 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 28, at page book.
a son, Alfred; a daughter, Mrs.
inerican
s
iteA
thie
Bnai
David
Cemetery.
Rabbi
W
y
s
arri
icsreHed
Jewish chaplain of the Military school's graduate department.
Sam Haverman, and six 'grand-
declar-
Adler
will
D-onin
and
Cantor
cl-aldrer,
his
District of Washington, D.C., Dr. SHAOUL HARELI, Hebrew officiate. Relatives and friends creed"
ation in which he expresses
3247
has been named Jewish advisor literary editor of Megiloth, will
belief and faith in American
I WARTZ.
asked to attend.
HAFLEt -a r
are
to the Armed Forces Chaplains teach modern Hebrew litera-
freedoms, his opposition to all Lawrence, died Oct. 23. He
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Board by Chaplain (Maj. Gen.)
The family of the late Ely sorts of 'discrimination and' his leaves his wife, Anne; two sons,
ture.
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Charles I. Carpenter, Air Force
Stulman, a member of the De- adherence to "government of Stanley E. and Robert H.; two
Chief of Chaplains and Board
four sisters.
Miss LILLIAN MAR•GOLIN troit Symphony Orchestra, an- law, not of men, where law is
chairman. Chaplain Kleinberg has been appointed director of nounces the unveiling of a mon- above any man, and not any brothers and * * *
succeeds chaplain Kalman Levi- the publications department of ument in his memory at 2 p.m., man above law."
JESSIE PENSLAR JACOBS,
tan, USAF, who just completed the Jewish Community Center Sunday, Oct. 28, at Northwest
In a preface to the book, 3010 W. Chicago, died Oct. 22.
the two-year term.
Division of the National Jewish Hebrew Memorial Park Ceme- written before his death, Nathan She leaves her husband, Jos-
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tery, 6 Mile and Middlebelt. I. White appealed "for sober eph; a son, Bruce, of Encino,
Welfare Board.
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Rabbi Sperka will officiate. Rel- judgment" in the case, "to take Calif.; a daughter, Anhilda; a
ALBERT MENDLOVITZ, of
a
An
Eisenhower
Exchange
Fel-
atives, friends and colleagues over and render an interim de- brother, three sisters and
Scranton, Pa.,
cision
based
on
the
principles
lowship
has
been
awarded
to
are asked to attend.
grandchild.
was elected
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of justice that are the founda-
Dr. MORDECAI M. LEVY, aca-
president of the
ROY
C.
GREENBLATT,
3200
The
family
of
the
late
Ida
demic,
secretary
of,
Technion-
tion
of
a
free
society."
J W B - spon-
W.
Boston,
died
Oct.
24.
Sur-
Goldinan
announces
the
unveil-
Israel
Institute
of
Technology,
The
book
contains
the
inter-
sored Nationa:
it was announced by the Ameri- ing of a monument in her mem- rogations of White by the Con- vived by his wife Sadie; son,
Jewish youth
ory at 2 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 28, gressional Committee. Vice Harold; daughter, Mrs. Richard
can Technion Society.
Conference a i
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at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi President Nixon, then a Member Metzger; mother, Mrs. Mary
the organiza-
MRS.
TED
GOLDBERG,
of
Goldman will officiate. Relatives of Congress, and Senator Potter Greenblatt; brother and two sis-
tion's ninth
the family department, Jewish and friends are asked to attend. played a role in the committee ters.
annual assem-
a a a
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Social Service Bureau, has been
bly at Cejwir.
action.
HARRY J. FEINBERG, died
data about
The family of the late Sol
appointed a member of the na-
Camps, Port
In biographical
Mendlovitz
I tional planning committee for Gelbart announces the unveil- Harry White, there is men- Oct. 22 in San Francisco. Sur-
Jervis, N. Y.
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the Midwestern Regional in- ing of a monument in his tion of his having taught sen- vived by his wife, Lena; son,
ALAN MacNAUGHTON, Can- stitute of the Family Service memory at 11 a.m., Sunday, ior boys at the Home for Jew- Bernard; daughters, Joyce and
Oct. 28, at Clover Hill Park ish Children in Dorchester, Mrs. Manuel Korss; two broth-
adian Member of Parliament, Association of America.
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Cemetery. Rabbi Sperka will on Sundays, and that "the ers, David and Albert, and two
purchased a $1,000 Israel Bond
officiate. Relatives and friends boys worshipped him."
MRS.
.
THEODORE
B
A
R
G-
sisters.
on the eve of his departure from
Praise for Harry-White from
Israel, where he spent a week MAN, president of the Jewish are asked to attend.
President Truman and. Secre-
Prof. Obermann Dies
touring many of the economic - Social Service Bureau, has been
NEW HAVEN, Conn.—Julian
projects supported by the pro- re-elected to the board of di- New Arab League Propaganda tark of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau is quoted in the J. Obermann, noted Sterling
ceeds derived from the State of rectors of the Family Service Office Opens in Argentine
A new Arab League propa- book, and there is this com- Professor Emeritus of Semitic
Israel Bond Issue. Mr. Mac- Association of America.
ganda office has been opened ment: "But on Nov. 16, 1953, in Languages at Yale University,
Naughton's tour stemmed from
in Argentina, under the direc- his television address to the died Oct. 17 after a lengthy
his active interest in the Israel Gen. Dayan Led Raid
tion of Issa Nakhla, a Pales- country, Harry Truman did not illness. He was 68. 'There was
Bond drive and in Israel's eco-
on
Hussan,
Jordan;
tinian emigre now living in exhibit the courage he showed no funeral service. He retired
nomic development.
Buenos Aires. Nakhla cooper- in April 1947. He did not rise only last June after having
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Reprimanded by B-G
Col. MATTHEW PELLED, di-
A report from Jerusalem ated with the former Mufti of to the best that was in him and served for 25 years as a Yale
Jerusalem, Haj Amin Al Hus tell the world that he meant professor. For 12 years preced-
rector of all training activities states that Gen. Moshe Dayan, seini, during the Palestinian every word of the letter he had
ing his retirement he served as
in the Israel Defense Forces and Israel's Chief of Staff, person-
war. He left New York re- written (April 7, 1947) ; that he
of the Yale Ju-
member
of
its
General
Staff,
ally
•
led
the
reprisal
raid
on
editor in chief
a
:Hussan, Jordan. cently to take up Kis new had faith in and believed in daica Series.
arrived in New York from
Harry White; and that his letter
It is revealed duties in Argentina.
Jerusalem to help the United
The Arab propaganda office to him was as sincere as was
that
Jordanian
Jewish Appeal raise a currently
shells were in . Buenos Aires will be di- evident on its face. This was
needed sum of $30,000,000 in
MONUMENTS
showered upon rectly responsible to Arab the truth, but alas, when the
cash.
r•-1V
League
headquarters
in
Cairo,
supreme
test
came
that
night,
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him but failed
but will coordinate its activi- Harry Truman proved to be too
to hit him.
DR. NAHUM GOLDMANN,
The report ties with the Arab League In- much the politician and too lit-
chairman of the Jewish Agency
also
states that formation Center, which is tle the man."
for Palestine, will receive the
Harry White's article on "The
Premier B e n- moving to new quarters at 120
Hebrew University-Solomon
E. 56th St., New York, it be- Monetary Fund" and other data
.:Gurion repri-
Bublick Public Service Award
known this week.
are presented as evidence, in
manded Gen . came
for 1955.
The Arab office in Argentina defense of the former Gov ern-
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Dayan
for
risk-
Gen. Dayan
Manual Urbach & Son
is one of a number of new ment employee, as appen di ce s.
LOUIS STERN, Newark, N.J., ing his life.
propaganda centers scheduled
7729 TWELFTH ST.
communal leader and partner in
Gen. Dayan lost his left eye to be opened in the near fu-
TY. 6-7192
A bank book makes good
the Wall Street firm of Stern in World War II, while partici- ture in Geneva, London, Bonn,
some
and Byck, was named chairman pating in an operation with the Ankara, Rio de Janeiro and reading — better than
novels.—Marry Lauder.
of the National Jewish Welfare British against Vichy French
New Delhi.
Board Jewish Community - Cen- forces in Syria.
ter Division.

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