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Friday, February 25, 1966
Obituaries
Martin P. Goldberg
Martin P. Goldberg, 74, of
Savannah died February 8.
Funeral services were held
February 8 with Rabbi Joseph
guchler officiating. Interment
was in Bonaventure Cemetery.
Mr. Goldberg was a native of
Columbus, Ohio.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Frances Goldberg; two
daughters, Mrs. Alvin Shure of
Savannah and Mrs. Finley Hai-
man of Ardmore, Pa.; four grand
children; two brothers, Henry
Goldberg of Los Angeles and
Irving Goldberg of Chicago; and
three sisters, Mrs. Sylvia Stone
of Stamford, Conn, and Mrs.
Sarah Bitterman and Mrs. Pearl
Meyers, both of Chicago.
Albert Reade
Albert Reade, 77, a native
Savannahian, died January 30 in
Arlington, Va.
Survivors include his wife, a
daughter, Mrs. Betty Wahlert of
New York City, and a sister, Mrs.
Herbert I. Kay ton of. Savannah.
Harry Shapiro
Harry Shapiro, 51, of Augusta
died Saturday, Feb. 12, in Atlan
ta. .
Funeral services were conduct
ed February 13 by Rabbi May
nard Hyman. Interment was in
Magnolia Cemetery.
Mr. Shapiro was active in the
Jewish community of Augusta.
He was a member of the Board
of Directors of Adas Yeshuron
Synagogue and active in the
YMHA and ZOA.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Helen Silberstein; sons,
Norman I. and Samuel R. Sha
piro of Augusta and five grand
children.
Mrs. Julius T. Sutker
Mrs. Pauline Truss Sutker, 65,
of Savannah died February 12.
Funeral services and interment
were held in New York.
Savannah for 19 years and was
She had been a resident of
a member of Congregation B’nai
B’rith Jacob, and the Sisterhood.
Survivors include her husband,
Julius H. Sutker; a daughter,
Mrs. Max Gurewitz of Queens,
N.Y.; two stepdaughters, Mrs.
Milton Gottlieb of Savannah and
Mrs. Leon Gelson of Walterboro,
S.C.; three stepsons, Sam Hymie
Sutker, both of Savannah, and
Karl Sutker of Beaufort, S.C.; a
brother, Sam Truss of Queens; a
lister, Mrs. Martin Zamore of
Pittsburgh, and several grand
children.
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"Middle East Issue" to be Theme
Of Georgia ZOA Meet March 13
Bregman is president of the At
lanta District ZOA.
The Atlanta District of the
Zionist Organization of America
will hold a statewide briefing ses
sion on the Middle East in the
Tara Room of the Marriott Motor
Hotel on Sunday, March 13, be
tween the hours of 2:00 and 3:00
p. m. Delegations from commun
ities throughout Georgia will at
tend the conference.
The purpose of the meeting will
be to acquaint members, their
friends and the general public
with the underlying causes of the
Israel-Arab conflict and to furn
ish background information on
Arab propaganda, the Arab eco
nomic boycott and other means
employed to undermine Israel’s
security and hinder her growth.
The discussions will be led by
an eminent group of <*:perts, each
of whom will speak on a subject
in which he is particularly know
ledgeable.
Dr. James H. Sheldon, famed
columnist and foreign correspon
dent, will deal with an “Analysis
of Arab Propaganda in the United
States.”
Harry Torczyner, chairman of
the ZOA Public Affairs Commit
tee, and David L. Gamon, officer
in charge of Lebanese and Israeli
Affairs, U. S. Department of
State, will speak on “United
States Policy in the Middle East.”
Rabbi Jerome Unger, director
of the ZOA Public Affairs De
partment, will review the ZOA
Death of Theatre
Titans Retail Aid
To Jewish Causes
NEW YORK (WNS)— Sophie
Tucker, one of the most colorful
figures in the world of entertain
ment and of an era that pro
duced a number of outstanding
Jewish performers, died here at
the age of 79 after battling a
lung and kidney ailment that
defied medical treatment.
Famed among several genera
tions of theatre lovers as the
“Yiddishe Mama,” Miss Tucker
was born of a Russian-Jewish
family named Kalish. Her father
fled Russia to escape military
service. He settled in Boston, later
moving to New York.
Miss Tucker was a tireless
worker on behalf of Jewish
causes, never turning down an
offer she deemed worthy. She
supported the Jewish Theatrical
Guild and helped establish
schools and youth centers in Is
rael. In 1955 she endowed a chair
in the theater arts at Br-md^'S
University through the Sophie
Tucker Foundation. It was said
of her that she never worked on
High Holy Days or on other Jew
ish religious holidays.
NEW YORK (WNS) — Billy
Rose, famed theatrical producer
and art collector, quick-witted
showman who came out of pov
erty on the lower East Side to
amass a $25 000,000 fortune, died
at Montego Bay, Jamaica, at the
age of 66 after a long heart ni
nes.
Bom William Samuel Rosen
berg. Rose was noted in recent
years as the largest single stock
holder in AT&T, with 80.000
shares. And years ago, he won
fame as a songwriter. Early in
life he was the nation’s fastest
taker of shorthand and served as
secretary to financier Bernard
Baruch. He owned 13 nightclubs,
produced Broadway musicals,
wrote a widely syndicated col
umn.
Five years ago Rose called a
preas conference, where he made
a dramatic announcement— that
hre would turn over his sculpture
collection, valued at more than a
million dollars, to Israel.
He did this through arrange
ments with the America-Israel
Cultural Foundation. To house
the collection, he established the
Billy Rose Art Garden in the Is
rael Museum in Jerusalem.
Public Affairs Program.
Shimon Yallon, Consul General
of Israel in Atlanta, will focus
his talk on “Israel and Current
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