Milwaukee Brewery Gives Memorial
of $50,000 to Three Jewish Causes

MILWAUKEE (JTA)—The Jos.
Schlitz Brewing Co. has made gifts
totaling $50,000 to three Milwau-
kee Jewish organizations in mem-
ory of the late Sol E. Abrams, who
died last June.
Mr. Abrams, who had been vice
president and general manager of
Schlitz at the time of his retire-
ment in 1961, had been associated
with the brewery for almost 70
years.
Recipients of the memorial
gifts are Mount .Sinai Hospital,
which received $25,000; the Mil-
waukee Jewish Welfare Fund,
which received 515,000; and the
Bnai Brith, which received $10,-
000.
Mr. Abrams' chief communal in-
terest was Mount Sinai Hospital,
where he had been a member of
the board of directors for 2.5 years.
Melvin S, Zaret, executive vice
.president of the Milwaukee Jew-
. ish Welfare Fund, said that his
. organization would benefit by all
..three of the Schlitz gifts. "Both
Mount Sinai Hospital and the

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Bnai Brith are working partners
of the Welfare Fund, which is the
Jewish community's central plan-
ning and fund-raising instrument,"
Zaret said.

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Israel Notifies UN
of Defense Aims

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Comay, "is that 13 member states
of the United Nations have set
themselves the aim of liquidating
another member state, have de-
clared that to be a central policy
objective guiding their collective

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actions, and have determined to
concentrate all their national po-
tential on the attainment Of this
aim."
The Israel representative notified
the Security Council that the Alex-
andria decisions "are without paral-
lel" in that, they 'Stand in conflict
with the charter of the United
Nations and with every accepted
principle governing relations be-
tween states." He then voiced the
warning that Israel would defend
itself if necessary, but coupled that
caution with a renewed call for
peace between Israel and the Arab
states. He cautioned the United
Nations against acquiescing to "this
open challenge to United Nations
DUSSELDORF (JTA) — T h e principles" by the Arab states and
Dusseldorf Higher Court ordered against ignoring "the threat to the
the confiscation of the anti-Semi- peace which is involved."
tic book, "Conspiracy Against the
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Church." which created a stir last
year when copies were sent by Urges Israel to Call Up
anonymous sources to each mem- , Armed Forces Reserves
ber of the Ecumenical Council.
JERUSALEM (JTA)—It was dis-
Edited in Madrid and printed in
Austria, the author, listed fictious- closed that, in addition' to present-
ly as Maurice Pinay, is not .known. ing a letter on this issue to the
The 743-page volume is written in United Nations Security Council,
true Nazi style and includes thous- Israel's ambassadors in major capi-
ands of anti-Semitic comments tals have also notified the govern-
and "examples." The Central ments to which they are accredited
Council of the Jews in Germany regarding Israel's view of the re-
was given a. copy by a monk and newed Arab threats to annihilate
took legal steps against it. Less Israel.
than 100 copies have been distri-
A proposal that Israel call up
buted in West Germany.
her armed forces reserves. and
Josef Cardinal Frings. Arch- notify Arab as well as other na-
bishop of COlogne, asked for an tions that it' is ready to defend it-
opinion. frankly showed aversion self, was made here by Gen. Yigael
for the book apd its author, and Yadin, former chief of staff of
said a public criticism would do Israel's defense forces. In an inter-
too much horior to both.
view in the daily newspaper; Habo-
ker, armistice' agreements of 1949.
asking them whether they still ad-
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