St. Louis Jewish Light from St. Louis, Missouri • 19

May 10, 1967 ST. LOUIS JEWISH LIGHT Page Nineteen Digest From Page One) suspended meeting of (Continued extraordinary Mixed session Armistice the an Commission. The February sessions when Syrisuspended delegates to stick to an agenda item of farm the single cultivation on the border. of land YORK the U.S. filed a il.

IN NEW to the Soviet he formal over "anticomplaint to the Mission aspersions" by a Soviet Semitic delegate Morris B. Abram, 0., representative to the UN T. Human JOHANNESBURG Police S. Commission. ur disperse a IN ip, es, had to use outside a beerhall tear crowd where Jewish gathered youths scuffled with to hospitals in what neo-Nazis.

Several injured U. were taken such incident in a ly. was the second week. JERUSALEM Labor Minisut, IN Allon told the Cabinet ter outlook is still bleak Yigal that next five months and that the job nd government would have to for the the jobs for at least 10,000 38. provide le- unemployed.

re ESHKOL AIMS TO STEM UPROAR Seeks to Amend Autopsy Laws JERUSALEM (J1 TA) Premier Levi Eshkol's coalition government eased Orthodox opposition to autopsies in Israel by a promise from the Premier that his government would soon submit to Parliament proposals to meet Orthodox objections. The proposals will be in the form of amendments to Israel's Anatomy and Pathology Law, which according to Eshkol will combine "maximum consideration for the sensibilities of Orthodox families and the need for scientific progress. Autopsies without consulting families are permitted under that law when necessary to establish cause of death or for transplants to cure another person if three competent doctors have confirmed either need. Jewish law bars autopsies except to save the lives of others. Obituaries BALK, 75, 5407a Gravois, mother died died NATHAN 26.

SHER, Husband 75, of 6273a Esther Delmar, SARAH 29. Wife of Nathan Balk; April Sher; April Medalie. father of Mrs. Esther Cohn, Mrs. Ann of Anita Mathes and Lawrence Sher; stepfather ROSE C.

BLANKSTEIN, Wife 7119 the Willow late of Ben and Theodore Prebish; brother of Tree, died April 23. mother of of Mrs. Irvin the Mrs. late Helen Esther Prelutsky Sonnenbaum and Max and Sher Rose and Gold and Zena Haffner. Levitt.

Meyer Blankstein; ZORRIE GAIS, 77, 275 Union, died FANNY SHERMAN, 78, 721 Le Pere, May 3. Husband of Jennie and Fred father S. died mother April of 21. Irvin Wife Sherman; sister of Sherman; Mrs. Gais, of Louis Gais; brother of Jack Gais.

Rose Lasersohn, Mrs. Edna of Mrs. Alyne Bernhardt Yoffie and Jack Wyner. MOLLIE GELB, 73, 5370 Pershing, died April 29. Wife of Isaac Gelb, mother of ANNA SIGEL, 81, 6226 Northwood, Mrs.

Ann Goldberg. died April 25. Wife of the late Sol Sigel; mother of Mrs. Lillian Bogart, Mrs. MAX GERBER, 81, 1257 North South Edythe Friedman and William Goodman.

died April 21. Husband of Esther Gerber; father of Jacob, Gerber, Gusfield, Mrs. ABRAHAM SLUPSKY 64, Dittmer, Bonnie Goldberg, Mrs. Helen Fried- died April 27. Husband of Opal Mrs.

Rose Kagan and Mrs. Belle Slupsky; brother of Mrs. Elda Duke, man. Edward, Amedee and the late Morris Slupsky. GEORGE GOODMAN, 54, 7958 Glenside, died April Husband of Bess MEYER SOLOMON.

84, 4017a CastleGoodman. man, died April 22. Husband of the late Sadie Solomon; father of Mrs. Hannah BARNEY K. HEIMAN, 79, 18 S.

Kings- Sandefur; brother of Norman Sales and highwav, April 21. Husband Mrs. of P. the Morris Solomon and the late Isadore late Lillie Heiman; father of W. Sales, Aaron and Sam Solomon.

Godfrey, and Mrs. Eugene Rapper. port; brother of Mrs. Bertha Ellman, MILTON STOLAR, 77, 4518 Blair Sidney and Ted Heiman. died April 26.

HERMAN HOFSTEIN, 74, 7524 Black- DORA TAUBMAN, 78, 6309 Cabanne, berry, died April 30. Cousin of Mrs. died April 30. Wife of the late Joseph Adele Milanas. Taubman; mother of Saul J.

Lester and HYMAN IMBER, 78, 7550 Amherst, Zaslawsky, Louis Bourd and the late Sidney Hutnick; sister of Mrs. Mollie died Esther April Imber; 22. father of Louis of the and Nor. late Tillie Schaffer and Joseph Bourd. Husband man Imber, Mrs.

Ida Legow and the SAMUEL WAXMAN, 66, 7027 Stanford, late Imber. Sidney Imber, brother of Sam died May 1. Husband of Anna Waxman; father of Charles Waxman and Mrs. IRENE KARPF, 63, 7571 York, died Ilien Cohen. May 3.

Wife of Louis Karpf; sister of Julian, Williard, Herbert Orenstein and BEN WEISMAN, 62, 1322 82nd the late Florence Green. died April 25. Husband of Esther PolinLOUIS KATOFSKY, 58, 8135, Canton, sky Weisman; father of Mrs. Sandra died April 26. Husband Katherine Portman; brother of Mrs.

Dina Kamp, Schwartz Katofsky; brother of Mrs. Gol- Mrs. Jennie Sayetta, Weisman. Harry Morris, die Steinmann and Mrs. Rose Crane.

and Edward WILLIAM MALPE. 63, 8161 Whitburn, HARRY WISHNE, 70, 1184 Briscoe, died April 22. Brother of Louis Malpe died April 23. Husband of Eva Wishne; and the late Gertrude Sincoff, Joseph father of Mrs. Judy Liebert, Lawrence and Mark Malpe; uncle of Mrs.

Barbara and Sidney Wishne; brother of Mrs. Mathes, Mrs. Thelma Newmark, Mrs. Gertrude. Leve, Mrs.

Betty Golder and Phyllis Meistrich, Ernst J. Malpe, Philip Albert Wishne. and Julian J. Sincoff. CLARA SANDWEISS, 72, 7204a Tu- ALBERT ZUCKERMAN, 91, 646 W.

lane, died April 25. Widow of the late Canterbury, died April 25. Husband of Oscar Sandweiss; mother of Mrs. Bertha Bessie Zuckerman; father of Mrs. Myrtle Oxenhandler, Edward and Gerald Sand- Fishman, Sam Zuckerman and the late Otto Zuckerman.

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May 6, 1965, were disinterred at F. Epstein Hebrew Academy and Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery on spiritual leader of Bais Abraham May 8 for reburial in Israel. Rab- Congregation. The Premier announced his plans after a second round of talks with representatives of the National Religious Party, who included Interior Minister Moshe Shapiro and Social Welfare Minister Joseph Burg. Previously the Premier had met with leaders of the ultra-Orthodox Augudat Israel and Poalei Agudat Israel.

Details of the amendments, which were scheduled to be presented to the Cabinet and the Knesset in about a month, were not disclosed. At least two groups in Israel were not satisfied by the proposals. One was the Agudat Israel. Despite assurances given by Justice Minister Yaacov and Shapiro and Health Minister Israel Barzilai, whose ministries are directly involved in the autopsy situation, Agudat Israel leaders said they would continue their public fight for a complete revision of the law. Hebrew Students Slated To Receive Yawitz Award The 13th annual Harry Yawitz Scholastic Achievement Award Presentation for Board of Jewish Education and Epstein Hebrew Academy students of the sixth grade and above, will be held at 2:15 p.m., Sunday, May 14, at Chesed Shel Emeth Congregation, 700 North and South Rd.

The awards were established as a result of a bequest by the late Harry Yawitz, prominent St. Louis businessman and communal leader. First time winners who will receive specially inscribed plaques are Tobe Arky, Kenneth Bressler, Lawrence Friedman, Philip Friedman, Janice Gornstein, Sanford Koenig, Gary Kolker, Jay Howard Leve, Loryn Perlman, and Michael Pratzel. Gary 'Allan Prince, Marilyn Rashis, Daniel Shapiro, Stewart Sheinbein, Martin Storozum, Keith Tockman, David Weinstein, Alan Bressler, Abraham Alan Cherrick, Tammy Goodman, Yitzchok Magence and Miriam Schreibman. Second time winners are Gary Feldman, Harlan Lee Goldstein, Aaron Routman, Nancy Shatzman, Abraham Spetner and Shelly Weintraub.

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