Community Mourns the Death
of Irving Schlussel at Age 58
The Jewish community was both
shocked and grieved to learn Sun-
day afternoon of the untimely
passing of its beloved friend and
leader, Irving W. SchlusseI.
Mr. Schlussel, who with the aid
and encouragement of his wife,
Marilyn, had labored for over
four decades for every cause that
helped the distressed person and
munity Council, was a member
of the national board of Mizrachi
Organization of America, trustee
of American Committee for Bar-
Ilan University, where a room
was dedicated in his name in
1960, was active in Cong. Beth
Abraham, Young Israel and many
other religious movements. He
also served as legal advisor to
the Jewish National Fund, and
actively participated in the Allied
Jewish Campaigns.
Among the many honors ac-
corded him were the naming of
a Forest in Israel in his name, by
Mizrachi through the JUF, and a
testimonial dinner by the Israel
Bond Organization, with which he
had been associated since 1951.
He was one of the founders of the
High Holy Day appeal.
Services were held Monday at
the Hebrew Benevolent Society
with Rabbi I. Halpern and Cantor
S. Ackerman officiating.
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German 'Spies'
Seized in Egypt
7
LONDON (JTA) — Egyptian
authorities have announced the ar-
rest of a group of West German
nationals charged with being agents
of Israel, it was reported here from
Cairo.
According to the semi-official
Cairo newspaper, Al Ahram, the
activities of the nationals were di-
rected against West German
scientists working on jet planes
and rocket projects for the Egyp-
tian government. The officials con-
firmed only four arrests but the
West Germany embassy in Cairo
said at least seven West Germans
had been arrested.
Al Ahram asserted that Wolf-
gang Lotz, one of those arrested,
had "confessed" that he and others
were "spying against Egypt for
Israel." Al Ahram said that Lotz
confessed he was the person re-
sponsible for mailing a parcel to
Wolfgang Pilz, one of the West
German scientists, which exploded
and blinded one of Dr. Pilz' sec-
retaries.
Lotz said on Cairo television
later that he had been duped by
Israeli intelligence agents into
sending booby-trapped letters to
German scientists. He said he
did not know the letters contain-
ed explosives until he heard that
one had exploded.
"I now fully realize," he said,
"Israelis were u s i n g Germans
against Germans . . . and they
paid us from German money they
received from Germany as com-
pensation and war reparations."
An Egyptian intelligence spokes-
man said that Lotz and his wife
Waldrud, who also was arrested,
staged wild pr. - ties to obtain mili-
tary, political and economic infor-
mation for Israel.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 12, 1965-7
Dutch Name City Square
After Jewish Court Head
YOUNG ISRAEL NORTHWEST
AMSTERDAM (JTA) — Amster-
dam officials announced that the
square before the newly-built town
hall will be named after the late
Jewish president of the Dutch
High Court, L. E. Visser. The an-
nouncement was made in con-
nection with the commemoration
of the general strike in Amster-
dam in 1941 against anti-Semitic
measures of the German occupa-
tion.
40% to 80% off
BAZAAR
MOSCOW (JTA) — The Nauka
Publishing House here issued a
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360-page book entitled "Semitic
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Novelties • Food Items • Linens
ceedings at the Semitic Languages
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Conference held in Moscow last
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Oct. 26 - 28, according to an an-
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Merchandise
nouncement by Novosti. The latter
is a government news agency for
disseminating reports to the for-
eign press. These reports do not
usually appear in the Soviet press.
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The announcement said that But sin is a people's ruin.
among papers included in the vol-
ume are an examination of the
I WANT TO BE
Dead Sea scrolls by I. Amusin; a
report on "publication a n d re-
YOUR
search of monuments of Jewish
and Arabic literature," by K. Star-
DODGE BOY
kova; "Eastern School Yiddish
Grammarians from the 10th to the
12th Centuries," by IVI. Z i s l i n;
"Yiddish as Substratum of Modern
PAUL. NEWMAN'S
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PAUL
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NEWMAN
stein; and "Urgent Tasks for Soviet
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Semitics," by I. Vinnikov.
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Metropolitan Detroit Wnai B'rith Councils
LATE IRVING W. SCHLUSSEL
uplifted the educational stand-
ards of the Jewish people in many
lands.
Surviving Mr. Schlussel, besides
his wife, Marilyn, are two sons,
Dr. Herschel Leib and Mark Ed-
ward; and two brothers.
He was born May 15, 1906 in
Poland and came to Detroit in
1924.
After graduating from the Uni-
versity of Detroit Law School in
1929 he became a practicing attor-
ney and earned the respect of both
his colleagues and judges alike.
He was an ardent Zionist and
was serving as President of the
Zionist Council of Detroit, was a
past president of the Jewish
National Fund. Mizrachi Organiza-
tion of Detroit and Jewish Com-
Moscow Publishes Book
on 'Semitic Languages'
1965 B'NAI MTH ISRAEL PROGRAM
ON BEHALF OF ISRAEL BONDS
"BIG 15" PURIM PARTY
Co-Sponsored by:
Bloch & Chapter
Jacobson
Brandeis & Chapter
Israel & Chapter
Centennial & Chapter
Morgenthau & Chapter
Downtown-Fox & Chapters
Motor City
Gershwin Chapter
Oak Woods & Chapter
Grant
Rex & Chapter
Handler-East Side
Suburban & Chapter
& Chapters
Zager-Stone & Chapters
SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 8:30 P.M.
PISGAH PURIM
CELEBRATION
Hosted by
Pisgah Lodge and Chapter
Co-Sponsored by
DOV FRENKEL & CHAPTER
MONDAY, MARCH 15 - 8:30 P.M.
MORRIS L. SCHAVER AUDITORIUM
LABOR ZIONIST INSTITUTE
AT BETH ABRAHAM SOCIAL HALL
8100 W. SEVEN MILE
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B'NAI B'RITH-ISRAEL PURIM FESTIVAL
Hosted by:
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NEW LOCATION:
AHAVAS ACHIM SOCIAL HALL
19190 Schaefer
TUESDAY, MARCH 16 - 8:30 P.M.
Co-Sponsored by:
Detroit & Chapter
Sholem Aleichem
Herz! & Chapter
Tikvah & Chapter
Keidan & Chapter
Tucker & Chapter
Livonia & Chapter
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EVERYONE WELCOME
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Jewish-American Comedian
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