Andrew Gunsberg, 56,
Sausage Firm Partner
Andrew Gunsberg, co-owner of
the Gunsberg Star Kosher Sausage
Co., died Monday at age 56.
.111r. Gunsberg, 17164 Greenview,
was a lifelong resident of Detroit.
He was a member of Cong. Bnai
Moshe, Mosaic Lodge of the Mas-
ons and active in the Boy Scouts
of America.
Be leaves his wife, Amelia; a
son. Joseph; a daughter, Mrs.
David (Shirley) Conner; his moth-
er, :Mrs. Fanny Gunsberg; two
brothers, Harry and Edward: a sis-
ter, Mrs. David ( Rose) Krause: and
one grandchild.
Norman Bentwich,
Lead inc.- Zionist
Herzl Collaborator
,
LONDON (JTA)—Norman Bent-
wich. one of the earliest political
Zionists in Britain, who worked
closely with Theodor Herzl and
was a leader in Palestine during
the 192 )s and 1930s in the move-
ment for a binational state, died
here 9 at age 88.
Between 1921 and 1929 he served
as attorney general of the Pale-
stine mandatory government. Dur-
ing that period
he w a s deeply
involved in work-
ing for a rap-
prochment h e t
ween t h e Jews:
and Ara bs
Palestine as one:,
of the leaders of
Brith Shalom and
was active on be-
half of the He-
brew University.
Dr. Bentwich,
who w a s Cam-
bridge - educated. Bentwich
joined the civil service and served
in Egypt.
During World War I he was a
lieutenant - colonel in the British
army and won the Military Cross.
He left his port of attorney gen-
eral in 192' after there was an
attempt on his life. Between 1932
and 1951 he was professor of
international relations at Hebrew
University, dividing his time bet-
ween Britain and Israel.
After 1951, he resided in
Londcn where he devoted his
time to social service, writing
and activities within the frame-
wcrk of United Nations agencies.
At one time, he organized aid
for Falashas of Ethiopia. But most
of his energies and talents were
devoted, in the last period of his
life. to the Hebrew University as
vice chairman of the board of
governors and chairman of the
executive of the British Friends .
of He:irew University.
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ADL Assails Federal Govt. Grant
Which Would Aid Anti-Semitic Army
NEW YORK (JTA)—The Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai Brith
has condemned the U.S. govern-
ment for a $500,000 grant to an
organization it charges is headed
by a professional anti-Semite who
is seeking to establish an anti-
Semitic mercenary army.
ADL's general counsel, Arnold
Forster, made that charge Wednes-
day in reference to the so-called
Israel Medical Services
Neglected by Government,
Journal Davar Charges
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—Sharply criti-
cizing the Israel government for
neglecting the country's hospitals,
the leading journal of the labor
movement, Davar, has called at-
tention to a crisis in which thou-
sands of the aged and poor cannot
obtain required services in a hos-
pital or clinic. In many cases, no
hospital beds are available even
when it is a matter of life or death.
Admittedly the nation is in a
serious financial . bind, but why,
asks Davar. is there money for va-
cation centers, many of which are
subsidized by voluntary contribu-
tions from abroad, while at the
same time there is a lack of funds
for these essential medical facili-
ties?
Gentile Interest in Jews
Is Called 'Phenomenal'
EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. (JTA)—A
St. Louis Jewish communal leader
has expressed the view that "the
non-Jewish world has a mystique
about the Jew which is nothing
short of phenomenal, when -com-
pared with the attitudeS toward
Jews years ago."
The reason, in the view of Al
Fleishman, is that the gentile
world cannot understand how the
Jew has survived his unparalleled
persecution.
Speaking at a meeting of the
Young Leadership Group of the
Jewish Federation of Southern
Illinois, he cited "the spate of
the new books and best sellers
today with Jewish themes" as
evidence both of non-Jewish in-
terest in Jews and in growing
knowledgability about Jews.
He described as a parallel de-
velopment widespread and grow-
ing affirmation among Jews of
their Jewish identity. He declared
that "something has happened that
is bigger than any of our organiza-
tional efforts to make this change
come about."
H ebrew Educator Lauds
Nixon School Aid Stand
NEW YORK (JTA)—Dr. Joseph
Kaminetsky, national director of
Torah Umesorah, the National So-
ciety for Hebrew Day Schools,
congratulated President Nixon on
LOS ANGELES — Samuel H. his recent education message to
Goiter, vice president emeritus of Congress which included in some
the City of Hope Medical Center, measure wider provisions for aid-
to which he devoted more than ing nonpublic school students.
40 years, died March 31 at age 81. Speaking on half of the Hebrew
Mr. Goiter, known as "Mr. City Day School movement. Dr.
of HOpe." retired in 1959 after Kaminetsky, hi his wire to Presi- •
more than three decades of service dent Nixon, said that "we are
as its executive director and then heartened by your inclusion of the
as executive vice president. Even nonpublic student on the agenda
after his retirement, he continued of the Federal government's con-
to serve the cause as vice presi- cern for the education of all of
dent emeritus, a title created espe- America's children."
cially for him.
He added that nonpublic school
Born in Russia, he came to the students contribute to the social
United States at 16. He joined the Welfare and the public good and
Joint Distribution Committee was hence are "legitimately the con-
named City of Hope executive di- cern of the state."
rector in 1933. Mr. Goiter traveled
the nation seeking funds, arousing
interest in the City of Hope and all 2 Golan Heights Dams
that it symbolized.
Supply Irrigation Water
He saw the City of Hope's JERUSALEM—Two dams on the
physical expansion into a vast Golan Heights, built by the Jewish
medical center—free, nonsectarian National Fund in cooperation with
and national—covering 92 acres ... the Israel Ministry of Agriculture,
literally a "city." And he saw its have received sufficient water from
expansion program encompassing this winter's rains to provide irri-
not only tuberculosis and other gation for the crops of adjoining
chest diseases but also cancer and settlement throughout the summer.
leukemia, and maladies of the
One of the dams is located near
blood, heart and heredity . . . in Kibutz Merom ha-Golan. The sec-
patient care, in clinical and basic ond dam will supply irrigation
research, and in medical educa- water to Moshav Ramat Magshi-
tion.
mim.
Goiter 81
'Mr. City of Hope'
Samuel
Black Man's Volunteer Army of
Liberation, headed by Col Hassan
Jeru Ahmed, 47, director of the
Blackman's Development Center
in Washington. Forster told the
JTA that Jeru Ahmed had a back-
ground of racism, bigotry and anti-
Semitism and that it was totally
inappropriate for him to be given
federal funds for his narcotics re-
habilitation programs in Washing-
ton and Spottsylvania County, Va.
The ADL's fact-finding direc-
tor, Justin Finger, added that
Jeru Ahmed has been involved
with known anti-S e m i t e s and
racists, such as Willis Carto, head
of the right-wing Liberty Lobby.
Finger said the ADL has pro-
tested the grant to the Depart-
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare. Jeru Ahmed, who calls
himself the head of the Provi-
sional Government of the United
Moorish Republic, also gets
S169,000 from Narcotics Treat-
ment Administration, also for
work with drug addicts.
Last year, it received $23,000
from the Department of Human
Resources and last month $25,000
from the Teamsters Alliance for
Labor Action. The organization's
total income last year was $193.-
343 after expenditures it had
$1,500.
The Black Man's Volunteer Army
of Liberation is run in paramilitary
style, with members wearing uni-
forms and participating in drills.
Jeru Ahmed's right-hand and. a
Maj. Jamal, was sentenced earlier
this year to 30 days for carrying
a concealed pistol in Washington
while distributing leaflets.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Creative Book Reports
NEW YORK (JTA)—A teacher 16—Friday, April 16, 1971
in a Reform congregational school
has reported she has created in-
tense interest among pupils in her
sixth grade in required book re-
ports by encouraging the children
to give their reports by whatever
method they choose, including do-
ing ilustrations of the assigned
book, verbal reports and even pre-
sentations on musical instruments
and a puppet show.
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Labor Dept. Aide Sees
Executive Suite Bias
ST. LOUIS (JTA) A- deputy as-
sistant secretary of labor said here
that discrimination against hiring
Jews to fill top corporate execu-
tive positions persists . although
the exclusions come in many '-
cases as a great shock to the-
corporations themselves."
The situation was discussed at
length by John L. WilkeS, who
oversees contract compliance in
the Department of Labor.
Wilkes addressed a luncheon for
45 local corporation presidents and
principals representing 22 St. Louis-
based major corporations. It was
arranged by the executive em-
ployment opportunity com mittee
of the American Jewish Commit-
tee and the Jewish Employment
and Vocational Service.
Wilkes said that for some time
four or five Jews have served on
the boards of directors of banks
and major corporations apart from
several originally founded by Jews.
But, he said, in many cases, the
appearance of Jews as presidents,
vice presidents or in other execu-
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