OBITUARIES

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Describing the "Ring of Hate
Around Israel," created by the
Arab refugee problem, in an
article in the current issue of
Saturday Evening Post, Harold
H. Martin states:
"We can calm Jewish and
Arab fears alike ' by assuring
both that the outside world will
not permit either to attack the
other. and that present - boun-
daries can be changed only by
peaCeful negotiations."
He adds, however, that "Arab
distnist" - can be diminished by
conceding that an injustice has
been done the Arabs and that
"we will insist that Israel deal as
generously with her Arab neigh-
bors as the world has dealt with
her."
Martin points to a suggestion
that Israel take back 10 per cent
of the 1.200,000 refugees — a
number that had grown from
the 652.000 who left Palestine
in 1948—and he adds, referring
to an old Arab proposal which
has been rejected by Israel: •
"Israel, at least, has displayed
a willingness to negotiate—on
her own terms. Some Arab lead-
ers have indicated privately that
they might accept the original
UN partition plan which they
rejected furiously in 1948 — a
compromise which, if accepted.
would cost Israel one fourth of
her present land."
The gloomy report does indi-
cate that the refugee rolls have
been padded, that Arabs have
registered under different and
several names, that refugee
deaths are seldom reported and
that ration cards are taken over
whenever anyone dies, that:
"The 652,000 Arabs who aban-
doned their homes and proper-
ties were not driven out by Is-
raeli armies. They left on the
orders of Arab leaders, who
promised them they could come
back—once the Arab armies had
triumphed — to divide among
themselves the property of their
Jewish neighbors. The 148,000
Arabs who chose to stay—they
now number 240,000—have lived
peacefully in Israel since, shar-
ing in the new opportunities of
the burgeoning land."

Eva Rosen Dies

Eva Rosen, 11501 Petoskey,
died Sunday.
She is survived by a son, Louis
J.; four daughters, Mrs. Alex-
ander Sanders, Mrs. Jay Rosen-
thal, Mrs. Jack Bernstein of
Wantagh. N.Y., and Mrs. 0. T.
Fuller of Ottawa; a sister, Mrs.
H. S. Brooks of Los Angeles;
10 grandchildren, and two great
grandchildren.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Jacob
Klaus acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many kind
expressions of sympathy extend-
ed by relatives and friends dur-
ing the family's recent bereave-
ment.

The Family of the Late

ABRAHAM
GELLER

Announces the unveil.
ing of a monument in
his memory 1 p.m.
Sunday, April 1, at
Tur over Cemetery,
I414 Mile Rd. at
Gratiot. Rabbi Gorre-
lick will officiate. Rel-
atives and friends are
asked to attend.

Hebrew and the propagators of
the cause of encouraging univer-
sal use of Hebrew by Jews, died
in New York March 15, at the
age of 74.
Honorary president and one
of the founders of the Histadrut
Ivrith, the Hebrew movement in
this country, he was recognized
as the dean of Hebrew writers.
On his calling card, and on

—"I Am a Slave Unto He-
brew."
It was to this extent that he
devoted himself to Hebrew,
urging its widest use, advocating
that all Jews learn the lan-
guage.
Persky became a fable in
Hebrew circles during his life-
time. So much so that the
major portion of the issue of
Nov. 28, 1959, was devoted to
him under the title "A Slave
to Hebrew."
He wrote and lectured exten-
sively, was known for his sense
of humor and gained popularity
in Hebrew circles.
In 1948 he won a Louis LaMed
Foundation prize for the volume
adjudged the best Hebrew book
published that year, "Ivri Anok-
hi."
He came to the United States
from his native Russia in 1906.
He has written for Hadoar and
other Hebrew periodicals. He
founded the Achiever Hebrew
society in 1909 and was a mem-
ber of the Academy of Hebrew
Language. A bachelor, he is sur-
vived by a brother, Eliah Persky
of Brooklyn.

' Monument
Unveilings

(Unveiling announcements may be
inserted by mailing or by canine
The Jewish News office, VE 8-9364.
Written announcements must be ac-
companied by the name and address
of the person making the insertion.
There is a standing charge of 53.00
for an unveiling notice, measuring
an inch in depth.)
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The family of the late Rose
Steinhardt announces the un-
veiling of a monument in her
memory 1 -p.m. Sunday, March
25, at Northwest Hebrew Me-
morial Park Cemetery. Rabbi
Gorrelick will officiate. Rela-
tives and friends are asked to
attend.
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Dr. Minkin, Author,
Rabbi, Dies Aged 78

The family of the late Jack
Sklar announces the unveiling
Rabbi Jacob S. Minkin, au-
of a monument in his memory I thor of several books, who
10 a.m. Sunday, March 25, at served as chaplain at Fordham
Chesed shel Emes Cemetery. ' Hospital since his appointment
Relatives and friends are asked in 1937 by Mayor Laguardia,
to attend.
died in Tel Aviv March 13 at
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the age of 78. His wife was
The family of the late David with him on this trip to Israel.
Valedictorian of the Jewish
Morris Konheim announces
the unveiling of a monument in Theological Seminary class of
1910,
he received his DHL from
his memory, 11 a.m. Sunday,
March 25, at Clover Hill Park his alma mater in 1935. He oc-
Cemetery. Rabbi Arm will offi- cupied pulpits in Hamilton,
ciate. Relatives and friends are Ont., and Rochester, N.Y.
His books included works on
asked to attend.
Hassidism, - Herod and other
subjects.

Rabbi Levy, Reform
Leader in N.Y., Dies

Rabbi Burack Remains

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Rabbi Buried in Jerusalem
Clifton H. Levy. the oldest past
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The
president of the New York
Board of Rabbis and a leader of remains of Rabbi Aaron D. Bur-
1 ack, a former member of the fac-
the Reform rabbinate, died here
ifty of Yeshiva University and
Saturday at the age of 94.
. a leader of American Orthodox
Together with the late Rabbi Jewry, were interred in the San-
Stephen S. Wise, Rabbi Levy hedria Cemtery here after being
was a founder in 1922 of the flown to Israel from New York.
Association of Reform Rabbis of !Rabbi Burack died in New York
New York City and vicinity.
in October, 1960.
Born in New Orleans, La.,
Rabbi Levy received his ordi- !Samuel S. Weiss, 69 -
nation from the Hebrew Union
Samuel S. Weiss, 19781 Mar-
College in Cincinnatti. He was
the author of a book-, "Judaism ' Lowe, died Monday in Highland
Applied to Life," and of pam- Park General Hospital. He was
phlets and articles on Biblical 69.
He was a retired salesman for
archeology d art.
the Cambridge Rubber Co., of
Cambridge. Mass.. and a former
CARD OF THANKS
president of the Michigan Shoe
The family of the late Max Travelers and National Shoe
Ludwig acknowledges wit h Associations. Mr. Weiss was a
grateful appreciation the many member of Cong. Shaarey Zedek
kind expressions of sympathy and the Two-ten Association.
extended by relatives and
He is survived by his wife,
friends during the family's re- Lilian; three. sons, Harold, Alan
cent bereavement.
and Richard; • a brother; four
sisters, and four grandchildren.

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JENNIE SILVER, 11501 Pe-
toskey, died March 21. Survived
by a son, Simon; two grand-
children and six - great grand-
children.
• • •
BENJAMIN FRIEDMAN,
21850 Cloverlawn, died March
19. Survived by wife, Gussie;
two sons, Saul W. and Harry P.;
a daughter. Mrs. Leo (Bernice)
Friedman; two brothel's and six
grandchildren.

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H AR R Y •ALTMAN, 17400
Cherrylawn, died March 19. Sur-
vived by wife, Estelle; four
daughters, Mrs. Benjamin (Le-
nore) Sherbin of Flint, Kaye,
Kathleen and Susanne; a
brother and two sisters.
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ESTHER W E XL E R, 11501
Petoskey, died March 17. Sur-
vived by a son, Morris; three
daughters, Mrs. Simon Blum,
Mrs. Daniel Stern and Marion
Wexler; a . brother, four sisters
and 10 grandchildren.
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SAMUEL LIBERSON, 17375
Washburn, died March 17. Sur-
vived by wife, Annie; a son,
William and three grandchil-
dren.

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PHILLIP ROBINSON, 24651
Manistee, Oak Park, died March
16. He leaves his wife, Rebecca;
a son, Edward; two daughters,
Mrs. Murray Schwartz and Mrs.
Marvin k 1; three
three sisters and eight grand-
children.
• * •
BELLE COHEN. 3840 Buena
Vista, died March 21. She
leaves her son, Lawrence; a sis-
ter, Mrs. Charles Michaels and
seven grandchildren.

Harry Leventen, 60, died in
Los Angeles on March 18. He
was a Detroiter for 45 yaers
before moving to California five
years ago.
He is survived by his wife,
Sally; a daughter, Mrs. Anita
Schwartz; a son, Irwin; two bro-
thers, Malcolm and Nathan J.;
and two sisters, Mrs. Irving Belin-
sky and Mrs. Harry Robbins.
Mr. Leventen was employed
here by Reliable Linen Co.

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grateful appreciation
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sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave-
ment.

MORRIS FREID, 3347 W.
Grand Ave., died March 16. Sur:
rived by wife, Fannie; four sons.
Jacob of Saginaw, Dr. Samuel.
Henry of N. Hollywood, Cal. and
William; a daughter, Mrs. Max
Levine; a sister and eight grand-
children.
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BENNY ISAACS, 19428 Sus-
sex, died March 17. Survived
by wife, Mollie; two sons, Laur-
ence Jordan and Donald Ger-
ald; a brother, five sisters and
a grandchild.
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MARY HERSHMAN died
March 14. Survived by two sons,
Harry and Sam of Cleveland;
three daughters, Anna Yudowin
of Monroe, Mich. ; Esther Schif-
fer of Detroit and Rose Burk
of Cleveland; and a brother.
Interment. Cleveland..

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ALBERT GREENBERG,
18669 Robson, died March 18.
He leaves his wife, Katie; a
son, Nathan; a daughter, Mrs.
Jack Cohen; a sister and three
grandchildren.
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NANCY PERKERS, 18708
Warwick, died March 15. She
leaves her husband, Jack and a
sister, Mrs. Robert McKane of
Scotland.
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JACOB GOLDHABER, 20416
Cheyenne, died March 16, He
is survived by his wife, Belle;
two sons, Marvin and Leonard
of Chicago; a sister and two
grandchildren.

H. Leventen Dies in L.A.

The Family of the Late

BERTHA PEISECHOW, 24610
Sherman, Oak Park, died March
20. Survived by husband, Ben-
nie; a son, Abraham Pechow
of New Jersey; a daughter, Mrs.
Mollie Whiteman; two brothers,
two sisters and four grand-
children.

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