JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Israeli I
circles complain that neither the
United Nations nor the Great
Powers have shown sufficient
energy or effectiveness in halt-
ing Egyptian brutality and per-
secution of the Jews. Each new
party of Egyptian Jews which
arrives outside Egypt provides
new evidence that both the
Egyptian government and highly
placed Egyptian officers • are
robbing evacuating Egyptian
Jews.
One way in -which the
Egyptians rob the Jews is by
inducing them to buy Thomas
Cook travelers checks at ex-

Impose Heavy Sentence
for Anti-Semitic Slur

FRANKFURT, Germany
(JTA)—An elderly German who
shouted a n t i-Semitic epithets
after a brawl -with a Jew has
been sentenced to five months'
imprisonment.
The Superior Court here has
confirmed the sentence on Franz
Kroner, one of the heaviest ever
imposed in Germany in such a
case, on the grounds that the
remarks the defendant shouted
"are so appalling and reveal so
base a disposition that the
length of the sentence should
stand."
The Association of Jewish
communities of Hesse had ap-
peared as a co-plaintiff in the
case.

orbitant prices. When the
refugees arrive outside, how-
ever, they find that the
checks are worthless because
the Nasser regime has taken
over Cook offices in Egypt.
Other expellees report that
Egyptian officers obtain lists of
Jews to be expelled and then
force them to sell all or most
of their property for next to
nothing, or face beatings and
jail.
United Nations Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold
and Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns,
commander-in-chief of the UN
Emergency Force in Egypt,
have both told Israeli author-
ities that there is no way of
preventing the entry of Egyp-
tian forces into the Sinai Pen-
insula in the wake of the
UNEF units which are taking
over from the evacuating Is-
raeli troops. This was learned
in authoritative circles here.
Commenting on reports from
UN headquarters in New York
that Mr. Hammarskjold had
promised that • no Egyptian

MONTRAEL, (JTA) — Na-
tional conventions of the Cana-
dian Mizrachi Organization and
the Hapoel Hamizrachi ap-
proved the merger of the two
organizations.
The action parallels the mer-
ger of • the world • bodies of the
Mizrachi and Labor Mizrachi
movements. The 400 delegates
from various parts of Canada
elected Samuel Drazin of Mon-
treal president of the merged
group and Rabbi M. Zambrow-
sky, chairman.

`Hostile' Composers' Music
Not to Be Banned in Israel

JERUSALEM (JTA) — The
government does not intend to
ban the music of "hostile" com-
posers but regards performance,
of their work here as impolitic.
Zalman Aranne, the Minister
of Education, told the Knesset.
Replying to an interpellation
dealing with a recent concert
by the Israel Phiharmonic Or-
chestra from which a work by
Richard Strauss, a pro-Nazi,
was dropped. Aranne asid the
ministry had advised against
inclusion of the Strauss piece
but had not banned it. Asked
further whether such perform-
ances would not hurt and insult
the families of victims of
Nazism, Aranne said that while

there is unanimity of feeling
over composers who are anti-
Semitic or pro-Nazi, there is no
sense to a ban on the notes
which., once Created, have an
existence of their own.

Stars in 'Story of Mankind'

Melinda Marx, 10-year-old
daughter of comedian Groucho
Marx, joins her father and two
uncles, Chico and Harpo, in the
cast of Irwin Allen's produc-
tion of "The Story of Man-
kind," currently before the
cameras at Warner Bros.

Council in Clinton was jailed
this week for 30 days by an irate
judge for distributing anti-
Semitic literature in a Federal
courtroom. .
The incident occurred when

16 segregationists from Clinton
were arraigned before Federal
Judge Robert L. Taylor on cri-
minal contempt charges for in-
terfering with orderly integra-
tion at Clinton High School.
As the defendants were being
arraigned, Joseph Diehl, 43, be-
gan to pass out a sheet contain-
ing pictures of many prominent
Jews and the allegation that
"Asiatic-Marxist Jews Control
Gentile World." Diehl, a farmer
with an eight-grade education,
has long mixed anti-Semitic
propaganda with his anti-segre-
gationist activities.
(The New York Times report-
ed this week that "a noticeable
theme of the White Citizens
Council followers in Clinton
throughout the turmoil has been
anti-Semitic.")

Wrestling Coach

By HAROLD V. RIBALOW
Yeshiva University, winch in
its quiet way does all right in
sports, has announced that Mor-
ton Schlein has been named
wrestling coach at the Univer-
sity. The drama in this tale is
that Schlein, 23, enjoys only
partial vision in one eye. Never-
theless, he was a collegiate
wrestling champion at Ithaca
College and was undefeated in
two years of matches. He at-
tended the New York Institute
for the Blind for his elementary
and high school education be-
fore studying at CCNY and Ith-
aca College. He also has been
working as director of physical
education at the Institute in the
Bronx, where his coaching abi-
lities first won him attention.
Yeshiva will engage in seven
intercollegiate matches this
year, as against three last year.
Here, too, we have a story of
hope, and we shall watch with
interest the accomplishments of
the Yeshiva boys under the
tutelage of Schlein.

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(Copyright, 1956, JTA, Inc.)

propaganda campaigns here
against Israel, Britain and
France, Rene Keller, govern-
ment spokesman, revealed.
Switzerland has a reputation
for clamping down on foreign-
ers who do not respect her neu-
tral status.
Keller admitted under ques-
tioning that an investigation had
been launched of a champagne
party given by Arab diplomats
for foreign newsmen with the
exception of British, French and
Israeli correspondents.
The newsmen were shown
films and given pamphlets
which allegedly showed Israel
and Allied troops committing
atrocities. Later, friendly corre-
spondents were approached with
offers of free trips to Cairo.

Prof. Boehm Gives Award
Money to German

FRANKFURT (JTA)—A Jew-
ish center with classrooms for
religious instruction, meeting
and play rooms for youth
groups, an auditorium for lec-
tures and social events was
dedicated here in a new wing
built next door to Frankfurt
Jewish Community headquar-
ters.
Prof. Franz Boehm formally
endowed one school room with
the award money of the Ste-
phen Wise $1,000 prize he re-
ceived from the American Jew -
ish Congress last spring.
In recognition of his gesture,
Prof. Boehm's name is inscribed
on a bronze plaque on the
school room wall. A German
Protestant, Prof. Boehm is the
former head of the German
delegation at The Hague which
reached the reparations agree-
ment with Israel. He is an
indefatigable champion of in-
demnification of Nazi victims.

'Spiritual Leader` of Jews
Reads Citation to Dr. Silver
CLEVELAND, (JTA)—Rabbi
Abba Hillel Silver was the re-
cipient of the Charles Eisen-
man Award presented by the
Cleveland Jewish Community
Federation at its 53rd annual
dinner meeting.
The award cited Dr. Silver as
"spiritual leader, eloquent
spokesman for the centuries-old
aspirations of the Jewish
people; profound student of
Jewish life, religion and his-
tory; author; advocate of pro-
gressive social movements
In loving memory of my dar-
without restrive regard of race ling daughter, Barbara Seltzer,
creed or nationality. His life who passed away on
Dec. 6,
and work are a synthesis of
1947.
Judaism and Americanism.
I miss you now, my heart is sore

In Memoriam

Survived by his wife, Caroline;
son, Milton Ross; two daugh-

ters, Mrs. Jack Starkstein and
Mrs. Irving Raskin; two broth-
ers; three sisters and two grand-
children.
* * *
MAX WOLK, 4103 W. Grand,
died Dec. 3. Survived by his
wife, Lena; a daughter, Gloria
and one sister.
*
HANNAH MACHECH, 2939
Waverly, died Dec. 3. Survived
by two sons, William and Jack;
three daughters, Mrs. Claiborne
Bryson, Mrs. Lucy Wasser-
strom and Mrs. Max Miranda;
four brothers; two sisters; six
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren.
*
*
PAULINE STERN, 3789
Glynn Court, died Dec. 3. Sur-
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
Arthur E. Goldman and Mrs.
Merrill Shaw and four grand-
children.
*
*
*
SAM SEGEL, 4741 Sashabaw
Rd., Clarkston, Mich., died Dec.
5. Survived by his wife, Dora;
two sons, Harry and Irving;
three daughters, Mrs. Joseph
Hoffman, Mrs. Arthur Darsh
and Mrs. Leon J. Fish; four
sisters and fourteen grandchil-
dren.
* * *
RALPH TRAGER, 13530 San-
ta Rosa,' died Dec. 8. Survived
by his wife, Constance; par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tra-
ger; daughter, Cynthia; a bro-
ther and sister.
* * *
PHILLIP RAPOPORT, 20255 1
Huntington, died Dec. 9. Sur-
vived by one son, William;
daughter, Mrs. Harry Welt and
one grandchild.
*
*
*
BERTHA SLOTNICK, 20444
Sheffield, died Dec. 10. Sur-
vived by two sons, Harry M.
and Abe; two daughters, Mrs.
Harry Ring and Mrs. Ethel
Gaft, five grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.
*
*
*
JOSEPH S. LEVINE, 274 Giles
Blvd., Windsor, died Dec. 5. He
leaves his wife, Sadie and his
sister Dora Fram, of England.
* * *
ISADORE GRUSKIN, 25710
Salem Rd., Huntington Woods,
died Dec. 6. He leaves his wife,
Naomi; son, Myron; daughter,
Mrs. Melvin Volin; mother, Mrs.
Sophie Gruskin; one brother,
five sisters and one grandchild.
* * *
SIMON MINTZ, 52 Piquett,
died Dec. 6. Services and inter-
ment in Buffalo, N. Y.
* * *
JACK L. KATCHER, 19142
Woodingham, died Dec. 7. He
leaves his wife, Leona; two
daughters, Linda and Brenda;
three brothers and two sisters.
* * *
HANNA KETAI, 11501 Pe-
toskey, died Dec. 6. He leaves
two sons, Ben and William;
three dughters, Mrs. Sam Salk,
Mrs. Irwin -Shaw and Mrs.
Charles Hoptman; one brother;
one sister; 15 grandchildren and
12 great-grandchildren.
* * *
JACK KOLONIK, 669 Giles,
Windsor, died Dec. 7. He leaves
his wife, Rose; two daughters,
Mrs. John Rotofsky, of Windsor
and Mrs. Norman Klein, of Oak
Park; one brother and four

MN ■ a • II PRIVI W I MMIM i ra

73; Married 55 Years

Mrs. Sarah Handleman, well
known Detroiter, of 5440 Cass,
died Dec. 7,
at the age of
73.
Born
i n
Russia, she
came to this
country at the
age of 17, and
w a s married,
55 years a g o,
to Philip Han-
dleman, who,
with his sons,
is associated in
the Handleman
Drug Co. Mrs. Handleman
Besides her husband, she is
survived by four sons, Joseph,
P a u 1 M., David and Moe; a
daughter, Mrs. Celia Wade. and
10 grandchildren.

Uriel Birnbaum Dies
THE HAGUE, (JTA) — Uriel
Birnbaum, Jewish poet, author
and painter, died here at the
age of 62. Born in Vienna, Mr.
Birnbaum lived in Holland since
1939 and during World War H
was hidden from the Nazis by
Christian friends. He was the
son of philosopher-author Dr.
Nathan Birnbaum.

Israeli Writer Dies
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — David
Shirnoni, chairman of the Israel
Writers Association, write r,
poet and teacher of literature,
died here. He was 70.

Yiddish Theater Opens
with Plays on Nazi Brutality

NEW YORK, (JTA) — An
audience of Jewish cultural
leaders and prominent writers
attended the performance of
"The Lonesome Ship," a dra-
matic play by Moshe Dluzhnov-
sky, well-known novelist and
playwright, depicting the trag-
edy of Jews attempting to es-
cape from Nazi brutality.
The performance marked the
season's opening of the "Folks-
biene," a Jewish theatrical in-
stitution with 40 years tradi-
tion of presenting a repertory
of the best in Yiddish litera-
ture. It is directed by David
Licht, Jewish theatrical direc-
tor.

CARD OF THANKS
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Acknowledges with grateful
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expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives, friends,
rabbis, synagogues and or-
ganizations during the fam-
ily's recent bereavement.

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troops would be allowed into
the Sinai Peninsula, sources Swiss Crack Down
close .to the Foreign Ministry
insisted that no such assurances on Arab Propagandists
had been received from the
GENEVA (JTA) — The Swiss
Secretary General. However, government is t onducting an in-
Gen. Burns has reported to the vestigation of Arab League

Israelis that as of now there
are no Egyptian troops in the
peninsula.
It is understood that Mr.
Hammarskjold has been pres-
sing Israel to evacuate further
Mizrachi, Hapoel Hamizrachi areas of Sinai soon.

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