OBITUARIES

BESS RODEN, 12566 Preston
Way, Los Angeles, Calif., for-
merly of Detroit, died Sept. 4.
Surviving are her husband, I.
M. Roden; two daughters, Joyce
and Mrs. Barbara Balfor; and
one grandson, all of Los An-
geles; three sisters, Mrs. Lena
Kantor, Mrs. Esther Behrmann
(both of Detroit) and Mrs.
Ethel Susman of Bay City; and
three brothers, Edward and Mil-
ton Atlas, both of Detroit, and
High Atlas of Chicago.
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JOSEPH H. BRAWERMAN,
20432 Schaefer, died in Bowling
Green, Ohio, Sept. 6. He leaves
his wife, Dorothy; a daughter,
Mrs. Edward Nissen of Fuller-
ton, Calif.; three brothers, three
sisters and two grandchildren.
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PETER GERTLER, 3945 Lin-
coln, died Sept, 6. He leaves two
sisters, Mrs. Sam Schiff and Mrs.
Sam Nathanson of New York.
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DAVID EISENBERG, 16833
Mendota, died Sept. 8. He leaves
his wife, Minnie; two sons, Hal
and Sheldon; a daughter, Mrs.
Gary Kienscherf; a brother, two
sisters and four grandchildren.

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JOSEPH C. GORDON, 16227
Marlowe, died Sept. 10. He leaves
his wife, Sarah; a daughter, Mary
Louise; three brothers and a
sister.
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HARRY GOLDENBERG, 18026
Cherrylawn, died Sept. 12. He
leaves his wife, Mollie; three
sons, Norman, Stanton and Leo,
a daughter, Mrs. DeWayne Kirk-
dorfer; four grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.
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SARAH GUTOW, • 15829 Ken-
tucky, died Sept. 12. She leaves
three sons, Dr. Benjamin, Dr.
Isadore H. and Dr. Julius J.;
and six grandchildren.
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EDWIN FOX, 21850 Avon,
Oak Park, died Sept. 11. Survived
by his wife, Sylvia; a son, Martin;
two daughters, Elyse and Denise;
a brother, Morris of Bayside, L.I.;
and three sisters, Mrs. Harry
Shulman, Mrs. Sanders Hertzberg
and Mrs. Louis Harris.
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SARAH GLASSMAN, 11501
Petoskey, died Sept. 13. She
leaves a son, Alex; a daughter,
Mrs. Henry Pergament; nine
grandchildren and 11 great grand-
children.

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Maxwell Lowe, Prominent Detroit
Bnai Brith Leader, Dies at Age of 47

Grant C. Butler tries hard to
MOSES ZEITLIN, 3709 Rich- give the impression that he is
ton, died Sept. 12. Survived by not anti-Israel, in his book,
two sons, Archie and Harry; two "Kings and C,amels," published
daughters, Mrs. Hannah Novak by Devin-Adair (23 E. 26th, N.Y.
and Mrs. Simon Ash; six _grand- 10). Regrettably, his sources are
children and nine great grand- questionable.
children.
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There is a give-away also in
ROSE ZUCKER, 23410 Wild- the foreword to the book by
wood, Oak Park, leaves a daugh- Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Russell L. Max-
ter, Mrs. David Manello; one well, who praises the effort for
brother, Isadore Sacher; three an American understanding of
sisters, Mrs. Hyman Rosen, Mrs. the Arabs and especially of
Louise Knobloch and Mrs. Regina Saudi Arabia, but who concluded
135 saying: "Fortunately more
Katz; and three grandchildren.
and more people today are
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SIMON WEINBERG, 15541 realizing that a discussion of the
John Lodge, - died Sept. 11. Sur- Arab refugee problem, the state
vived by wife, Celia; two sons, of Israel, Zionism, Arab imper-
Isadore and Bernard; and seven ialism and communism does not
have to be carried on with the
grandchildren.
threat of anti-Semitism hanging
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PAULINE EFRUSY, 11501 Pe- over the head of anyone who
toskey, died Sept. 8. Survived by dares to criticize Israel or to
husband, Samuel; two sons, Saul reflect a point of view which is
S. and Jack; four daughters, Mrs. friendly to the Arab and his
Sam Janko, Mrs. Ben Gerber, cause."
This is a clear indicatiOn of
Mrs. Archie Katcher and Ida
Mae Efrusy of Forest Hills, one-sidedness. Few people speak
N.Y.; two sisters, Mrs. Yetta with as much sincerity about
Nebach and Mrs. Selma Faigel- friendship with the Arabs as do
man of Montreal; 10 grandchil- Jewish leaders. Israelis want to
dren; eight great grandchildren. understand them, and they also
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wish to be understood. Dov
KATIE DUBROW of Los An- Joseph, in "The Faithful City,"
geles (formerly of Detroit), died (Simon and Schuster), tells of
Sept. 3. She leaves three sons, genuine friendships between
Harry, of Detroit, Philip and Jews and the Arabs. It is only
Benjamin of Los Angeles; and when disrupting influence, oil-
a daughter, Mrs. Bernard Katz of affected, step in—as in the case
of the motives implied in portions
Los Angeles.
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of "Kings and Camels," that
PHILIP TRUBOW, 10281 Al- trouble begins to brew. Jon and
bany, Oak Park, is survived by David Kimche also provided evi-
his wife, Sarah; one son, Ger- dence of Arab-Jewish friendships
ald H.; two daughters, Mrs. Max in their latest book.
Feldman and Mrs. Jascha Sel-
But Butler, while speaking of
man; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie the Israelis being able to "render
Katz and Mrs. Jake Morritz; and, service to their cause by upgrad-
six grandchildren.
ing their concept of the Arabs,"
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does the inexcusable by going
NATHAN BENATOVICH, 21 for Jewish information to the
E. Montcalm, died Sept. 10.
objectionable Jewish group—the
Csnincil for Judaism that is
Peter Trunsky, Founder kn wn only for self-hatred.
There are many objection-
of Firm, Dies at 73
Founder and president of the able approaches to modernism
Standard Warehouse Co., a cotton and to democracy in the But-
and woolen waste brokerage firm, ler book. For instance, when
Peter Trunsky, 17330 Pontchar- he speaks of emancipation of
train, died Monday in Sinai Hospi- women he defends the idea of
"evolution." Butler admits that
tal. He was 73.
He was active in the United there is slavery in Saudi Ara-
Jewish Appeal and a memoer bia, and all he can say is that
of Detroit Loage and Bnai Brith. it recognized by the Korean
Mr. Trunsky leaves his wife, and Isiam "and therefore c
Sarah; a son, Samuel L. Travis; not be eradicated overnight."
three daughters, Mrs. Samuel But he does not hesitate
Malbin, Mrs. Leonard Levin and quote Saud's attack on
Mrs. Sam Gross; a brother, can Zionists that they are "a
Harold; two sisters, Mrs. Doris subversive force." That's a
Gleit and Mrs. Pearl .Zeff and 10 fellow-American for you!
The Maxwell foreword, instead
grandchildren.
of being positive and construc-
tive, tries to excuse "criticism"
Neumark, Journalist,
of Israel. Instead of seeking in-
Dies in New York at 69 formation and offering it on a
NEW YORK, (JTA) David non-partisan basis, an effort is
Neumark, noted Yiddish writer, made to imply that pro-Arabs-
died here last Friday at the and the pro-Arabism of Butler
age of 69. Prominent writers and Maxwell seem to be tinged
and journalists -euogized Mr. with anti-Israelism — should not
Neumark, who was on the staff be called anti-Semites.
of the Jewish Daily Forward
It is regrettable. ,If these
for the past 15 years.
desired to be fair, they
Born in Poland, Neumark where to find the proper
began his literary career in mation. They went to th
Warsaw where he worked on a informants. That's deplor
number of Yiddish newspapers.
He emigrated - to Canada in
1940. In 1945, Mr. Neumark Ex - Judge Melniker
came to the United States and
Former Hudson County,
took up the post as editor of District Court Judge Aaron A.
the Detroit edition of the Daily Melniker, who was active in
Forward.
Republican political cam-
paigns in New Jersey for 53
Breakfast or lunch, as elab- years, died of a heart attack
orate as one may wish, can be Septa 9, in Neptune, N. J. He
enjoyed between swims as part was an active Bayonne, N. J.,
of the poolside service pro- Jewish and civic leader and par-
vided by nearly every Miami ticipated in the Jewish War
Beach hotel.
Veterans and other activities.

Maxwell Lowe, of 26384 Hum- Moshe and a member of the
ber, Huntington Woods, one of board of the congregation at the
Detroit's most prominent Bnai time of his death. He was active
... leaders, in plans for the completion of the
a well new Bnai Moshe synagogue. He
known attor- was a past president of Zager
ney, died Tues- Lodge of Bnai Brith, a past pres-
day at the age ident of Greater Detroit Bnai
of 47, after a Brith Council, a Scout leader and
brief illness. an honorary member of the Great-
F u n er al er Detroit Committee of Boy
services were Scouts of America. He was a
held at noon member of the Michigan, Wayne
Thursday a t County and Detroit Bar Associa-
Kaufman- Chap- tions.
el.
Surviving
him are his
wife, Ida;
daughter,
M. Lowe
Judith; sons, Thomas and Jona-
than; mother, Mrs. Sam Blau;
a brother, Dr. Adolph Lowe,
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Yehuda
and a sister, Mrs. Charles Leven-
Bachar, 33, a resident of Eilat,
berg.
Lowe was president of the owner of a yacht which he used
Men's Club of Congregation Bnai to anchor in the Gulf of Aqaba,
was ' arrested here by Israeli ,
security officers on suspicion of
Iron Curtain Nations having passed ,secret informa-
tion to Egyptian agents in Ethi-
Reject Herzl Stamp
JERUSALEM, (JTA) —Is- opia.
raeli postal officials disclosed
Bachar is owner of the yacht
that new stamps bearing a "Calypso" which he sailed a
likeness Of Theodor Herzl year ago from Eilat to Asmara,
are being rejected by postal Eritrea. According to the se-
officials in Iron Curtain coun- curity officers, he had to aban-
tries. Letters with such don his ship at Asmara when •
stamps are returned' from his Israeli crew abandoned
these countries stamped "un- ship, and port authorities con-
acceptable."
fiscated the "Calypso" for non-
The Herzl stamp is the sec- payment of port fees.
ond rejected by Communist
Early this year, it is charged,
countries. The first was one Bachar went to Asmara again,
issued in conjunction with
presumably in an effort to re-
World Refugee Year. It de-
picted a Yemenite Jewish gain his yacht. He allegedly
family sitting on a flying car- went on to Ethiopia, met an
and
pet as a symbol of the In- Egyptian military attache ,
sold "some information" to the
gathering of the Exiles:
Egyptian. Security authorities
said Bachar admitted selling
Percy Kaplan's Father Dies material to the Egyptian, but
Hyman Kaplan, of Winnipeg, claimed it was "false informa-
father of Percy Kaplan, executive tion."
The security officers say that
director of the Jewish National
was picked up last
Fund Council here, died last Fri-
when he returned to
day at the age of 84.
and bought gifts "with
He came to Winnipeg from
Russia in 1904 and for several money received from the Egyp-
years, before entering the mer- tian," for his wife and 'three
cantile business, he operated a children.
dairy. He was the founder of a.
synagogue in a Winnipeg sub-
urb.
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also are his wife,
Sury
ghters, Miriam
1
ornia; Rut Zin-
During the coming
Yetta
week Yeshiva Beth
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Yehuda will observe

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Butler Pro-Arab
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