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54—Friday, August 4, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Eban Calls New Left Negative
Anti-Semitie at A•111' Parley-
•

Bankers, Police
Offer Reward to
Stop Stickups

Jack llidainud, Itel waist. Labor Zionist

Pioneer Labor Zionist Jack Mal-
amud. of 296r,0 Middlebelt, Farm-
ington, died last Saturday at age
69.
Funeral set ,. ices were held Sun-
day afternoon at Kaufman Chapel.
Surviving are his wife. Jennie:
sons, Jerry of Detroit and Dr.
Daniel of Boston:
nine grandchil-
dren: two broth-
ers. Louis Laded
and Arnold; four
sisters• Mrs. Carl
(Sylvia) W ei n-
stein of New
York. Mrs. Isa-
dore (Rose) Katz,
Mrs. Esther Jan-
iotis and Mrs.
Stanley (Reva)
Mr. Malamud
Gruich.
Another brother, the late Eph-
raim of Israel, was one of the
founders of the Ramat Yohanan
settlement in Israel that was
named in memory of South Afri-
can Premier Jan Smuts, one of the
world's most eminent Christian
Zionists.
Malamud's dove for Israel and
his life-long devotion otthe Zionist
cause led him to a thorough
study of Hebrew which he had
mastered and on his numerous
trips to Israel be conversed like
a native.
He was deeply interested in the
work of the United Hebrew Schools
and was a strong supporter of the
Hillel Day School.
Born in Novaya Ushitza. the
Ukraine, in 1903, Mr. Malamud
recently retired from the furniture
business. Prior to entering that
field he was a prominent pharma-
cist. He studied at Northern High
School and Was graduated from
Detroit Pharmaceutical College
which later became the College of
Pharmacy of Wayne State Univer-,
sity.
He operated TR Drugs on Theo-
dore and Russell and because of
his medical pharmaceutical know-

ledge became knows as "the doc-
tor for the neighbors."
A member of Bnai Brith, Poole
Zion. Farhand and other move-
ments, he had been active in His-
tadrut campaigns and took a deep
interest in the Jewish Community
having served on its
COUT1Vil,
executive and other functioning
committees and having represent.
ed the JCC in cooperative efforts
with the Vaad Harabunim.
For a number of years he de-
voted his energies to advancing the
work of the Hebrew Free Loan
Assn., having been an active mem-
ber of its board.
As an executive officer of Hall-
mark Furniture Co., he gained dis-
tinction for having brought many
Israel-made articles here and for
having pioneered in the "Buy Is-
rael Products" movement.

TEL AVIV (JTA) — A S4.800
fur human legacy - in contradiction reward was offered here by a corn-
to Jewish tradition.
, mittee of bankers and police for
Eban said Israelis and Jews information leading to the arrest
should try to see Israel's unpopu- of the gang responsible for bank
larity with the New Left in its robberies in Tel Aviv and Ashdod_
Armed bandits with face masks
proper perspective. Israel, he
noted. is "Excessively preoccupied walked into a Tel Aviv bank and
with its image" and has a "neu- grabbed $8,333 without firing a
rotic insistence of being admired" shot. But in Ashdod , four bystand-
—the result of historical Jewish ers were injured in a hail of gun-
fire. One of them was reported in
insecurity.
serious condition.
The test of a foreign policy,
According to the committee,
he continued, is whether the
there has been a rash of bank
country maintains sufficient poli-
robberies
in suburbs and in the
tical, economic and cultural re-
centers of towns. Some occurred
lations with ether countries, and
in broad daylight and the pat-
by this yardstick, he concluded.
tern is almost always the same.
Israel has succeeded — even in
Masked
gunmen enter the bank,
Africa, where the Arabs have
demand money and threaten to
contacts with more than 30
shoot.
states, and have advocated Jew-
The reward offer represented
WILKES-BARRE, Pa.—An emer-
ish emancipation only to "liber-
the first attempt to enlist the pub-
gency drive to aid the Wilkes-
ate the Jew individually but li-
lic in the campaign.
Barre Pa. community, which was
NEW YORK—Sam Gold, a found-
quidate him collectively."
inundated in the wake of severe
er of Agudath Israel of America
Extremism is inconsistent with
flood damage following the rains Jewish tradition, he asserted,- and Officer in Munitions
in the early 1920's, and the first
of Agnes, was launched at a meet- anyone who tries to separate the
vice president of that organization
ing of presidents and executive state of Israel from the Jewish Blast at Eilat Given
died here July 21. He delivered
heads of national Orthodox Jewish religion is "illiterate. -
the key address at the 50th an-
Suspended Sentence
niversary of Agudath Israel held
The main Orthodox synagogue
Traditions must be "modernized
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A special
last
BorMnayin.
here, Cong. Ohav Zedek, sustained and humanized," he declared, but military tribunal pronounced a
Galicia, Mr. Gold came
•". severe damage. Most of the Jew- the secular majority would solve four month suspended sentence on
to the United States in 1919 and
ish residents were flooded out of nothing by sweeping religion aside. an Israeli lieutenant colonel who
was
in
the
ncckware
business most
their homes and many homes are
On defense matters. Eban corn- was in command of a unit in Eilat
of his life. He supported numer-
a total loss.
pared the Arab population in pre- in January 1970 when a munitions
ous Orthodox organizations and
The most staggering blow, how- June, 1967. Israeli-held territory- explosion killed 25 persons and in-
>e
taught Talmud classes for 51
ever, was the damage done to 22 per cent — with the projected jured many others.
The officer, whose name was not
the local day school, the United Arab population within the current
He leaves his wife, Helen of
disclosed, was found guilty on vari-
Hebrew Institute, which was re- borders in 1990 — 40 per cent.
New York; three sons, Rabbis
ous technical counts though not of
cently built. After being com-
The solution, he said, is to
Nathan and Bernard of New York,
direct responsibility for the fatal
pletely under water for a period
find a medium between secure
and Rabbi Arthur; a daughter,
accident. The court recommended
of days, it is now in unusable
borders and acceptable demo-
Mrs. Louise ETChonen; one broth-
condition.
that he be allowed to retain his
graphics.
er and four sisters.
rank
Compounding the problem is
Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, the
Several other officers and men
that local supporters of these
president of the American Jewish
institutions have
had their Congress. spoke next and warned were found directly responsible and
Sara Elkin, 66;
were
tried and sentenced last year.
homes and businesses wiped out
that the security of the Jews
and are in no financial condi-
America and in Israel could not be The court at that time indicated
that the commanding officer should
tion to engage in any form of
achieved by any permanent alli-
also be brought to trial and the
-a
Mrs. Sara I. Elkin, co-founder
fund-raising.
ance with either the left or right.
Army chief of staff accepted its
and co-owner of the Elkin Supply
He said that when revolutions
The leaders called upon Jews
recommendation.
Rose
A.
Sperry,
Widow
Co..
wholesale florist suppliers at
everywhere to join in the recon- of both right and left try to re-
Th e
13925 Hamilton in Highland Park
of LA Industrialist, 68
struction of the Wilkes-Barre com- make men to fit their image they
Israeli soldiers were unloading
munity. All checks should be made "always find the Jew - to be ob-
LOS ANGELES — Mrs. Rose since 1945, died Aug. 2. She was G6
ammunition captured during a
A native Detroiter, Mrs. Elkin.
payable to United Hebrew Insti- durate and peculiar." Rabbi Hertz-
Adler Sperry, widow of Leonard
raid on the Egyptian island of
tute. Flood Disaster Fund, and berg, who is also a Columbia Uni-
M. Sperry, an industrialist and 70353 Hampton, Southfield, was
Shadwin in the Gulf of Suez.
a
member
of the Michigan Florist
mailed to P.O.B. 175. Wilkes-Barre. ' versity history professor, assailed
Meanwhile the house in Tul- civic leader in Los Angeles and
the "thesis of left-wing opinion karem of Hamil Goumaah, a 25- Chicago, died here July 31. She Assocation, and a member of
Ja. 18703.
Technion.
that revolutionary change towards year-old terrorist who attempted was 68.
She leaves her husband, Nathan:
a new social order will inevitably to bomb the Nathany- a bus terminal
A noted philanthropist in her
two daughters, Mrs. Marshall
make an end of anti-Semitism.
two weeks ago, has been demolish- own right. as well as a participant
The AJCongress-sponsored dia- ed by Israeli security forces, it in her late husband's many chari- (Naomi) Schwartzman and Mrs.
logue annually brings together was reported.
table activities, Mrs. Sperry was a Richard (Phyllis) Hendin; four
40 leading American Jewish
Gouniaah was severely burned leader in numerous Jewish com- brothers, Martin Berman, Meyer
JERUSALEM — Students and and Israeli scholars. The theme when a bomb he was assembling munal work.
Berman, Nelson Berman of Los
scholars of the Hebrew University this year is "Jews and Revolu- in the terminal lavatory caught
In 1964 she established the In- Angeles and David Berman; three
of Jerusalem will, under the terms tionary Forces. '
fire and ignited his clothing. He is ternational University for Social sisters, Mrs. Albert (Reva) Snider-
of an agreement signed July 21,
Rabbi Hertzberg added that
still in a hospital but reported out Studies, in Rome. The Center, de- man, Mrs. Meyer (Pearl) Salinger
benefit from an exchange program
modern revolutionary dogma has
voted itself to analyzing and corn- and Mrs. Robert (Alice) Lash-
of danger.
between this university and the
maintained that the Jew was ir-
bating prejudice in religious brook; and four grandchildren.
National Institute of Oriental Lan-
retrievably alien and even dan-
teachings throughout the world.
Podgorny Asked to Let
guages and Civilizations, which is
gerous and that tae new world
Dr. David Seegal, 73
Red Cross See Prisons
part of the Universite de la Sor-
of the future had to safeguard
BRUSSELS (JTA) — Maj, Gen. Benjamin Smith, 75;
bonne Nouvelle (Paris III).
itself by excluding him."
Studied Chronic Disease
Albert Guerisse, a wartime re- Restaurant Supplier
The president of the institute,
But he also criticized Jews in
NEW YORK—Dr. David Seegal,
sistance leader who is president of
Prof. R. Sieffert, who together Israel and in the United States who
Benjamin Smith, founder and a leading researcher in the field
with the outgoing Rector of the "overreacted" and moved radical- the International Committee for the former co-owner of Central Glass- • of chronic diseases, died July 24.
university. Prof. Jacob Katz, rat- ly to the right. He said that "right- Defense of the Rights of Man in ' ware Co., a restaurant supplies , He was 73.
ified the agreement in Jerusalem. . wing regimes are no friendlier to the Soviet Union. has asked So- firm. died Aug. 1. He was 75.
I Professor emeritus of medicine
expressed the hope that it would Israel than the new dictatorships viet President Nikolai V. Podgorny
Born in Russia, Mr. Smith, 21851 at Columbia University's college
to permit representatives of the • Avon, Oak Park, was
be but the first step towards close of the left."
a member of physicians and surgeons, Dr.
World Health Organization, the of
cooperation between the two cen-
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. worked, Seegal was graduated from Har-
International Red Cross or the for the Allied Jewish Campaign
ters of higher learning.
vard in 1921 as a physical anthro-
United
Nations to enter Soviet and belonged to the Jewish War ,
The Paris Institute has an ac- Court Uphol•ls Rights
pologist. He returned to Harvard's
labor camps and prisons to as- Veterans.
tive department of modern He- of Sabbath Observer
medical school and received his
certain if the prisoners' conditions
He
leaves two sons. Aubrey and MD in 1928. He then began a medi-
brew language and literature and
NEW YORK JTA) — A U.S.
have been bettered."
cal
career here as an intern, resi-
Burton:
a
daughter.
Mrs.
Sheldnn!
will make use of the teaching and
Court of Appeals ruling that an
Gucrisse, whose appeal is backed (Delores) Max: one brother, three
dent and teacher at Columbia.
research facilities available in employe may not be fired solely
by more than 500 European per- sisters and seven grandchildren_
Presbyterian.
Jerusalem. particularly through becau s e he refuses to work on his ,
sonalities, also wrote to UN Sec-
In 1936, with the financial back-
the University's summer courses
Sabbath was hailed as "a reaf- retary General Kurt Waldheim on
ing
of the Rockefeller Foundation.
and school for overseas students firmation of the right of all Amer-
his arrival in Moscow. He asked Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
he became director of Columbia's
in order to further the studies of icans to avoid having to choose •
Waldheim to remind Soviet lead- to Be Commemorated
research service into chronic dis-
• its own students_ The Hebrew UM
between their religion and their ers that world opinion expects them
TEL AVIV (JTA) --- President eases. At a time when the main
.ersity will send to Paris students jobs" by Howard Rhine, president
to act in accordance with their sup- Zalman Shazar will declare 1973 thrust of medical science v.-as to
of its Institute of Asian and Af- of the National Jewish Commis-
port of UN human-rights declara- as memorial year in commemora- deal with arute infectious diseases.
rican Studies who wish to special- sion on Law- and l'ublic Affairs
tions He cited the International tion of the 30th anniversary of the Dr. Seegal's unit directed attention
ize in modern oriental languages.
COLPA i .
Convention on the Elimination of Warsaw Ghetto uprising, it was
to circulatory, respiratory, kidney
literature and civilizations.
COI.P.1 had filed a friend-of-
All Forms of Racial Discrimina- reported by Stephan Grayek and and liver disease and to cancer.
Prof. Seiffert. who is a special-
the-court brief in the case which
tion, adopted by the UN on Dec. Pessah Burstein. officials of the
Dr Seegal was editor of the Jour
ist in modern Japanese literature,
arose from the firing of a mem-
21. 1965, which endorsed "the right World Federation of Jewish Fight- nal of Chronic Diseases and Was a
has translated a number of Japa-
ber of the Seventh Day Adven-
to circulate freely . . . leave any ers. Camp Inmates and Nazi delegate to the White House Con-
nese literary works into French
tist Church by the Bendix Corp.
country including one's own . .
Victims.
ference on the Aging in 1950. He
and is also the author of a number
for refusing to work between " freedom of opinion and expression
The federation is an organization served on numerous professional
of books on Japanese civilization.
sundown'. Friday and Saturday.
. . and .. . peaceful assembly•"
of 40 groups in 17 countries.
commissions and committees.

JERUSALEM (JTA)—"The New
Left is the author and progenitor
of the new anti-Semitism. Anti-
Zionism is neo-anti-Semitism."
Foreign Minister Abba Eban de-
clared Monday night in an address
to the opening session of the Amer-
ican Jewish Congress 10th annual
American-Israel Dialogue.
"Israel will never be popular
among new leftists, since the New
Left advocates negativism, nihil-
ism, anarchic revolt and contempt

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Issued for Victims
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Hebrew U. Signs
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Sam Gold, Founder
of Agudath Israel

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