Tsur Retires Post
as Envoy to France

PARIS (JTA) — President
Charles de Gaulle received re-
tiring Ambassador Jacob Tsur
and told the envoy he regret-
ted that Tsur, whom he had
known for many years, was re-
turning to Israel. The two had
an informal discussion, during
the 45 - minute meeting, of
political problems. Gen. de
Gaulle demonstrated his usual
friendly inter-
est in Israel.
A founda-
tion for in-
creased cultur-
al exchanges
Vetween
France a n d
Israel will be
organized as a
gift of the Jew-
ish community
Tsur
of France to
Tsur who is ending a six-year
tour of duty as Israel Ambas-
sador, it was disclosed. A cere-
monial dinner is being planned
by Paris Jewish communal lead-
ers at which the creation of the
Jacob Tsur Fund will be an-
nounced.
A series of farewell tributes
is being organized in this
city and in other French cen-
ters, for Ambassador Tsur. To
coordinate the farewell events.
in which many non-Jews as
well as Jews are expected to
participate, a special commit-
tee was formed here.

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OBITUARIES

SUE B. ROSENBAUM, of
20281 St. Marys, died June 3.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Arthur; three sons, Rob-
ert, Edward and Richard; a
daughter, Mrs. Fred Pollack;
her mother, Mrs. Dora Wolt-
man; three brothers and two
sisters.
• • •
BEN BUCHBERG, of Encino,
Calif., died June 1. Services
and interment in California.
He leaves his wife, Celia; four
daughters, Mrs. Eugene Gross-
man, Mrs. Jack Freedman,
Mrs. Ishiah Magy, of Detroit,
and Mrs. Abe Solomon, of Cali-
fornia; and seven grandchil-
dren.
• • •
ESTHER RAPPAPORT, 19273
Warrington, died May 27. She
leaves a granddaughter, Mrs.
Howard Bloch.
• * •
DEBORAH 'N AN LON G,
20308 Westbrook, died May 28.
She leaves her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Long; two sisters.
Patty Lynn and Gail Marie; and
grandparents, Phillip Long,
Floyd Hamacher and Mrs. Opal
Moon.
• • •
ISAAC GOLDMAN, 2856 W.
Riverside Dr., Windsor, died
May 28 in Windsor. He leaves
his wife. Rebecca; two sons,
Leon and Joseph; a brother, a
sister and three grandchildren.
• • •
LOUIS B. ROBINS, 13389 S.
Norfolk, diet.. May 29. He leaves
his wife. Ida; a son, Dr. Ray-
mond - three daughters, Mrs.
Jacob Jaffe, Mrs. Max Lebo-
witz and Mrs. Jack Goode; two
brothers, two sisters. eight
great
grandchildren and a
grandchild.
• • •
PEARL (METH) BENDER,
22011 Jerome. Oak Park, died
May 29. She leaves two sons,
Elias D. and Bernard Meth; two
daughters, Mrs. Nathan Heller
and Mrs. David Holzman; two
brothers. Sigmund and Joseph
Reifler; two sisters, Mrs. Harry
Goldberg and Mrs. Joseph
Hirschman; 10 grandchildren
and three great grandchildren.
• • •
SOL A. LIEBERMAN, Madi-
son Lenox Hotel, died May 30.
He leaves two brothers, Oscar
A. and Herman: and two sis-
ters, Mrs. Lillian Krohn and
Mrs. Rose Paths.
• • •
BECKY WEINER TORGOW,
4262 Monterey. died May 30.
She leaves three sons, Leo.
Charles and Sam Weiner; and
six grandchildren.
• • •
MORRIS SCHWARTZ, 21951
Kipling. Oak Park. died May 29.
Survived by six sons. Nathan.
Abraham and Sam. Louis and
Isadore. of Brooklyn. N. Y. and
Bernard of Long Island. N.Y.;

three brothers; 11 grandchil-
dren and a great grandchild.
• • *
ERWIN SCHILLER, 19182
Archdale, died May 29. Sur-
vived by his wife, Hilde; a son,
Adolf; a daughter, Mrs. Hans
Schwarzbartel, of Santo Domin-
go; a brother and five grand-
children.
• • •
LENA.SANDLES, 15830
Ohio, died May 29. Survived by
her husband, Lester; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Rose; and two
grandthildren.
• • •
LOUIS A. WALENCE, 24111
Ithaca, Oak Park, died May 29.
Survived by his wife, Jeanette;
a son, Eugene; three daughters,
Mrs. Ben Malley, Mrs. Melvin
Fine and Ruth; two brothers, a
sister and eight grandchildren.
• • •
NATHAN LEVINE, 3835 Du-
ane, died May 28. Survived by
a brother, William.
- 4' •
SARAH WUNTNER, 20214
Steel, died May 26. Survived by
fciur daughters, Mrs. Joseph
Kobrin, Mrs. Meyer Feinstein,
Mrs. Jack Homer and Mrs. Har-
ry Goldman; a brother. a sister
and six grandchildren.
• • •
MAURICE B. COHEN, 19450
Canterbury, died May 30. Inter-
ment in Philadelphia. Pa. He
leaves three sons. Harry. Otto.
of Long Island, N.Y.. and Dan-
iel De Karen. of New York; a
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Gottes-
man; five grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren.
• • •
MARY ROSENBERG, 3048
Clements, died May 30. She
leaves her husband, Max; two
sons. Herbert and Irwin: three
daughters, Mrs. Bernie Kessler.
of Spring Valley. N.Y.; Mrs.
Albert Grand and Mrs. Joseph
Allen: a brother, two sisters
and eight grandchildren.
• • •
OSCAR SURAVITZ. 2 0 0 3 6
Steel, died May 30. He leaves
four sisters. Mrs. Louis Good-
man. Mrs. Samuel Kuhlik. Mrs
Mannie Cornfield and Ann.
• • •
ELSIE APSEL. 3375 Colling-
wood, died May 30. Interment
in Brooklyn. N.Y. She leaves
her husband. Harry.
• • rr
IDA KAPLAN. 9570 Faust.
died June 2. Survived by a bro-
ther. Frank Knapp.
• •
ANNA RUBIN. of New York.
died May 11. Interment in New
Jersey. She leaves a brother
Samuel H. Jarmel. of Detroit.
two other brothers and three
sisters. all of New_ York.
• • •
DOROTHY ZITNER. of New
York, N.Y.. died May 3. She
leaves her husband. Sam; a son.
Allan; a daughter. Barbara: and
three brothers. Ben. Martin and
Jerry Ross. au of Detroit.

After 11 Years as Israel's Envoy
Eban Finds Hines elf Not a Citizen

JERUSALEM (JTA) — After
he. had served Israel as Ambas-
sador to the United States and
chief delegate to the United
Nations. for more than a dec-
ade. it was discovered that
Abba Eban was fornially not a
citizen . of Israel. The -oversight
was remedied immediately by
the Ministry of Interior signing
a special order granting him
citizenship and thus enabling
him to run for Knesset.
The oversight was discovered
when a check of the election
register showed that Eban was
not listed. The unique situation
arose from the fact that he had
British nationality because of
his birth in South Africa. He
could hold dual citizenship. but
apparently he never thought it

necessary to apply formally
since he held an Israeli diplo-
matic passport.
Eban will not be able to vote
in the November elections. in
which he will be a candidate.
because the qualifying date for
voting was last December.

Blaustein Lauds JDC
Aid to Polish Jews

PARIS (JTA)—The help be-
ing given Jews in Poland by
the Joint Distribution Commit-
tee and ORT was praised by
Jacob Blaustein, honorary
president of the American
Jewish Committee, who passed
through Paris on completion
of a two-week visit to Poland.

Join in Greeting

GENERAL EZER

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Commander of the Israel Air Force

Guest of Honor at

Detroit's

llth Anniversary

Dinner Celebration of

I raelss Statehood

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Dinner Chairman

TOM BORMAN
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Co-Chairmen, Women's Division