SO—BUSINESS CARDS
DRESSMAKING
AU Kinds of Alterations
Call for Appointments
Illireizmann's Historic Letters
Be Published in Israel
I
OBITUARIES
By JOSHUA A. JUSTMAN 24, 1948, when already Presi-
(Chief JTA Correspondent
dent of the State of Israel, corn-
Mrs. MARIE ROSENBERG, of
FRANK LEFKOWITZ, 13231
in Israel)
pares Ben-Gm-ion to Sir Win- Miami Beach, Fla., sister of Monica, died May 16. Survived
-
(Copyright, 1962)
ston Churchill. "Ben-Gurion," Judge James I. Ellmann of De- by wife, Mildred; a son, Bernard;
17175 ROSELAWN
JERUSALEM—The first vol- wrote Dr. Weizmann, "has troit, died May 11. Burial was three daughters, Mrs. Charles
PAINTING and decorating, finest ume of letters by Israel's first proven himself a very success- in New York on Sunday.
(Jeanette) Marx of Los Angeles,
workrnanship, free estimates. Sam
Fishman UN 1-3265.
a
a
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President. Dr. Chaim Weiz- ful Prime Minister and Minister
Calif., Mrs. Samuel (Sylvia)
mann,
is
soon
to
appear—simul-
for
Defense.
Whether
he
will
Deutch
and Mrs. Philip (Shirley)
NEW — REPAIRS
MARCUS GINN, 18903 Birch-
Manual & Automatic
taneously in Hebrew and Eng- succeed also in time of peace, I crest, died May 9 in Atlanta, Price; a brother, 13 grandchil-
UNDERGROUND LAWN
lish — and its publication will am not prepared to say. To a Ga. He leaves his wife, Leona; dren and a great grandchlid.
SPRINKLING SYSTEMS
mark the beginning of a series great extent he reminds me of a son. James M.; a daughter,
Free Estimates
MARIAN GASSEL, 18965 Mar-
of twelve volumes that will Winston, who proved himself in Mrs. Norton Katz; two brothers
cover a long and decisive span times of war and less in times and five grandchildren. Inter- lowe, leaves three brothers, Rob-
J. Alter Sprinkling Co.
in modern Jewish history.
ert, Louis and Sidney; and two
of peace. In any event it is too ment, Detroit.
LI 3-1985
sisters, Lillian and Eleanor.
D Weizmann was meticu- early to draw conclusions. He
Dr.
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24321 Rosewood,
Oak Park
a a a
lous in keeping his records. is wise, balanced, determined
ABRAHAM WHITE, 10701
BARBER will go on calls between
LOUIS KOLODIN, 17187
8:30 and 9 p.m. Call LI 8-9326. There are notebooks in which and enormously courageous. I Santa Maria, died May 11. He
he used to copy letters on think he enjoys the support of 1 eaves his wife, Etta; two sons, Prairie, died May 16. Survived
Zionism he wrote in the early all the parties and justly so!" L eonard and Harvey; three by three daughters, Mrs. Robert
55—MISCELLANEOUS
Lewiston, Mrs. Frances Abram-
days. when he was still a stu-
A file “Weizmann-Abdullah" d aughters, Mrs. William Gins- son and Mrs. Matilda Eisenberg;
RE-LAX-ACIZOR. Like new. Also
dent
at
the
University
of
Gen-
is
to
remain
closed,
except
for
erg,
Mrs.
Rudy
Leon
and
Mrs.
poodle puppies. Reasonable. KE
10 grandchildren and eight great
5-7742.
eva. His widow, Mrs. Vera Weiz- a few documents relating to the S am Castleman; a brother, grandchildren.
mann. has in her possession circumstances of Weizmann's hree sisters, 17 grandchildren
55-8—APPAREL
about 1.400 letters Dr, Weiz- meetings with the then Emir, a nd three great grandchildren.
Tzalewitch, Bund
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- mann wrote to her, as well as and later King of (Trans) -Jor-
TURN YOUR OLD suits,
and shoes into cash. TU t _Mr . notes written to her in the days dan. In one instance, Weizmann
MIKE WEISEMAN. 3 7 5 8 Leader, Dies in Israel
of courtship when they were wrote Abdullah suggesting that
urlingame, died May 10. He
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Bentzel
57—FOR SALE: HOUSEHOLD
I both students at the Swiss Uni- he should come and see him. 1 eaves his wife, Clara; two Tzalewitch, Israeli chairman of
versify.
GOODS AND FURNISHINGS
Abdullah's reply was that un- d aughters, Mrs. Marvin Edelson the Bund, the Yiddish-speaking
The vast material. compris- fortunately he was busy all that a nd Mrs. Alfred Nisonoff; a organization, and a prominent
HAND ILLUSTRATED baby crib and
chest. $50. Call LI 5-0156.
ing the 40-odd years of Dr. day. As it happened the cable b r o t her and three grand- labor leader in this country for
Weizmann's tireless struggle initurning down the suggestion c hildren.
more than a quarter of a cen-
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the cause of Zionism, was in ; was sent only to avert British
tury, died here May 6. He was
PHILIP ROSS, 14917 Petos- 79.
the days of World War II dis- interference and, before Abdul-
patched for safe keeping to lab's cable could reach Weiz- key, died May 14. He leaves Arriving here from Bialyst ok
Canada and brought to Israel mann in Jerusalem, there came his wife, Mary; two daughters, in 1922, he organized the fir st
soon after the establishment of a personal emissary to inform Mrs. Morey Skolnick and Mrs. Palestinian trade union of Je w-
the State.
him that Abdullah would be Henry Z a f t ; seven grand- ish bakery workers in Tel Av iv,
Twelve years ago, the "Weiz- glad to meet with him. children and three great grand- Haifa and Jerusalem. He is w ell
known in the United State s,
mann Archives" came into be-
Bulky of course are the files - children'
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where he visited often, usual ly
ing. It took all these years to that pertain to Weizmann's
JENNIE M. LAUER. 2900 under the auspices of the C o-
collect and sort out the enor- meetings and correspondence
mous material which, when with the British statesmen. One Springel, died May 11. Survived ordinating Committee of t he
I
by
husband, Harold: a daughter, Bunds and Affiliated Jewi sh
published, will no doubt throw of the documents relates to a
new light on many a chapter meeting held in July 1921 with Mrs. Hanna Josephson of N. Socialist Organizations.
of the history of the Zionist the top echelon of the British Hollywood, Calif.; mother, Mrs.
Rose Rappaport of Los Angeles;
The American Red Cross con-
movement and the struggle for
Government, in which there I two brothers, two sisters and ducted major disaster relief op-
a Jewish homeland.
participated Premier Lloyd four grandchildren.
erations
following 6 hurricanes,
The Archives managed to
George, Winston Churchill, then
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45 tornadoes, 21 other storms,
collect 12,000 letters—out of
Colonial Secretary, Lord Bal-
MAX PAUL SIEGEL, 131 48 floods, 204 fires and 15 other
an estimated 20,000 — which
four. The conference dealt with
Weizmann wrote. The first the basic matter of the interpre- Church, Mt. Clemens, died May disasters during the past year.
dates back to Chaim Weiz-
tation of the Balfour Declara- 12. Survived by wife, Kate; four
mann, aged 11; it was a letter
tion. Dr. Weizmann was com- daughters, Mrs. Ben Baum of Landau Dies in Chile
he wrote to his Hebrew teach-
plaining about the restrictions Toledo, Mrs. Samuel Rubin of
SANTIAGO DE CHILE.
er in his birth town, Motele.
being imposed on immigration Toledo, Mrs. Max (Martha) (JTA) — Dr. Siegfried Landau,
Friedman and Mrs. Isadore
Its subject: Love of Zion ...
and on other fields of Jewish
Hauptman of Mt. Clemens; seven for many years president of
Not all the material will be activities. Lloyd George and grandchildren
and two great Cong. Bnai Israel, and a mem-
published. At least not for the Balfour declared at that meet- grandchildren.
ber of the Council of Jews from
time being. The publication of ing that the ultimate objective
Germany, died here May 8, aged
a
67.
He was a prominent attor-
each document is being weigh- of the Balfour Declaration was
MRS. MOLLIE HELMAN, a for- ney at Leipzig before emigrat-
ed carefully. "We cannot rush," the establishment of a Jewish
mer Detroiter, died May 9 in St. ing to Chile 20 years ago. For
says the Archives director, I State. There was a colloquy!
Louis. Survived by husband, years he had been very active
Boris Guriel. "Various consid-
Weizmann: "The Govern-
Harry; two daughters, Mrs. Edith in Zionist and other Jewish
erations must be taken into ac- I ment prevents Jewish immi-
count before a document is gration and does not aid in Coven and Mrs. Gloria Hilton; communal affairs.
The United Jewish Appeal made
three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Larky
public. The decisions are assuring the safety of the
and Mrs. Eva Barack, both of
in 1962 is seeking S95 million, i made by an editorial board
Jewish community. In fact we
Detroit, and Mrs. Lucille Fuhere Ambassador Claims
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which
includes
a $35 million I which includes Professor Sir shall have no choice but to lof
Martinez, Calif.; and a brother, France Protected
special fund to finance the in- Isaia Berlin, Professor. Yaakov smuggle arms into the coun- !Morris King of Detroit.
Talmon,
Professor
Yigael
Ya-
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try and bring in immigrants
creased immigration of Jews
Algerian Jews
illegally."
to Israel and other lands, as din. Leonard Stein. Dr. Alex
BENJAMIN KOVINSKY, of
WASHINGTON, (JTA) —
Bein as well as Mrs. Weizmann
Churchill: "We don't mind!"
Windsor, Ont., died May 14. He French Ambaisador Herve Al-
well as a $60 million regular and Meir Weisgal.
Weizmann: "I should like
leaves
his
wife,
Sadye;
a
son,
phand said this week that his
fund to meet the continuing
The first volume will coin- to have this in writing."
Allen; a daughter, Mrs. Reynold government "has done all that
needs of Jews abroad. Modern prise letters covering the period
There are also minutes of Bubis of Nashville, Tenn.; two was in her power to protect the
housing, such as there new- from Ism to the time of the conversations with Ernest Be- brothers, three sisters and four
rights and liberties of the Jew-
comers to Israel will enjoy death of Theodor Herzl.
yin in the stormy days of 1945. grandchildren. Interment, De- ish population of Algeria.
(above), will absorb a large
There is a bulky file mark- In one of these conversations, troit.
Addressing a dinner of the
percentage of the special fund,
ed "Weizmann—Ben-Gurion." Dr. Weizmann warned Bevin
a a
Bnai Brith International Council,
but is in sharp contrast to - the
In one of the letters, dated ' that the day may come when
LOUIS LANGSAM, 18932 Men- the French diplomat said:
tent cities and other types of
August 22, 1937, Ben-Gurion
"Britain will find herself iso- dota. died May 15. He leaves his
"During long negotiations with
sub-standard housing that were
write inter alia: "I was never lated in the Middle East. push- wife, Bessie; two daughters, Mrs.
used for immigrants in Israel's
a blind follower of you. And ed out of Egypt, Iraq and Mildred Brasch and Mrs. Arthur the FLN, France has insisted on
the necessity for human rights to
early years of statehood.
I shall never be. Not always
Shaw: a brother. four grandchil- be guaranteed — and particularly
Palestine."
•
did I agree with you and,
dren
and
three
great
grandchil-
among the Jewish community of
UJA Leadership Mission
when I thought that I had to
dren.
Algeria — as strictly as for any
A delegation of young leaders
oppose you, I did so and will • Harman, Comay
other
Frenchman or European."
af the American Jewish com-
do so in the future. But also
ANNIE FEINBERG, 20278 Alphand said that, under the
munity, representing cities iu the storm of battle my love Report to Israel
Bentler. died May 15. She leaves terms of the Evian agreement.
throughout the nation. will and admiration for you never
a son. Seymour; and three grand- Algerian Jews who reject Alger-
on U.S. Relations
leave July 2 on a 25-day study
diminished. Because I know
children.
ian citizenship "will nevertheless
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Is-
tour of Europe and Israel.
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you are the emissary of the
retain their French nationality
rael's
Ambassador
to
Washing-
People, not just because you
ANNA MANEL A, 19171 and enjoy the same rights as all
were chosen by a majority of ton, Avraham Harman, appeared Griggs. died May 14. Survived by other French r e s i d e n t s in
before the Foreign Affairs and two sons. Meyer and Carl; four. Algeria."
votes, but because you were
born for that . . . And in Security Committee of the Knes- grandchildren and a great grand-
The dinner was the highlight
set to report on the current child.
these months when the great
of the International Council's
relations between Israel and
Stops Itch—Relieves Pain hope for the establishment of the United States.
three-day parley here. Attending
a Jewish State was kindled
ROSE HALBERG, 19442 San were representatives of 17 Em-
For the first time science has found
He also reported on the same
a new healing substance with the as-
. . . the trust in you was
Juan. died May 14. Survived by bassies and several U.S. Govern-
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
never greater. You are now subject . at a meeting of the husband, Aaron; four daughters, went officials, among them Phil-
rhoids and to relieve pain -- without
the King of Israel. You have Cabinet
on Sunday.
Mrs. S.
Louis (Esther) Taub, Mrs. lips Talbot, assistant secretary of
surgery. In case after case, while
Both Harman
and Michael
1 Joseph (Bertha) Rocklin, Mrs. state for the Near
no army or navy, and you
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
East.
Comay, Israel's permanent rep Milton(Sadie) Levin and Mrs.
UN 3-8283
Israel Houses
Newcomers with
Help of UJA
Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing' of all — results were so thor-
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is a new
healing substance (Bio-DyneN)— dis-
covery of a world-famous research
Institute. This substance is now avail-
able in suppository or ointuisnt form
called Preparation HE. At all drug
eou n tors.
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were not crowned at West-
minster, but the eyes of the
Jewish people—and this peo-
ple has eyes of the spirit—
see the crown of Jewish
Kingdom shining upon your
head."
A note sent by Dr. Weizmann
resentative to the United Na- Bernard (Shirley) Indenbaum;
Lions, were summoned here for five brothers. two sisters, 11
high-level discussions with For- grandchildren and two great
eign Minister Golda - Meir and grandchildren.
other top- members of the gov-
a
ernment.
GUS LEW, 19157 Ohio, died
May 15.. Survivedby wife, Ada;
In 1913. tax on a $4,000 in- a daughter, Norma; a brother and
to Sir Simon Marks on October come was a penny.
two sisters.
I
In Memoriam
In beloved memory of Phillip
Shkolnick, who passed away six
years ago on May 22, 1956. Sad-
ly missed and always remem-
bered by his wife, Tillie.