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ISKAUnt FrfaUy, July. 17# WfP X "'i, /nr - " r *»-r Congressman Blackburn Ask 8 SOUTHERN INTEREST -WANT Congress Act on Reds In UAR Congressman Ben Blackburn of Georgia ■ Fourth District has cosponsored a House Resolution calling upon the Russians to withdraw personnel from the Middle East as a step towards peace in that area. Congressman Blackburn rep resents DeKalb and Rockdale Counties. The resolution calls upon the House of Representatives to de- dare “that the introduction of Russian Pilots and the manning of missile sites by Russian tech nicians in the United Arab Re public is contributing to the in creasing tension in the Middle East . .. The President is strong ly urged to call upon the Soviet Union to withdraw all Russian personnel as a major step toward encouragement of peace in the Middle East.” Congressman Blackburn sta ted, “I feel that the placement of SAM anti-aircraft missiles on Egyptian soil seriously upsets the balance of power existing in the Middle Blast.” Mr. Black burn said he felt that the pres ence of Russian technicians man- - OBITUARIES - Max Lafkowitz Max Lafkowitz, 67, of Atlanta died Thursday, July 9. Funeral services were held July 10 with Rabbi Emanuel Feldman officiating. Interment was in Crest Lawn Memorial Park. Lafkowitz, a retired merchant, was a member of Beth Jacob Synagogue. Survivors include his wife, the former Dorothea Rosenbaum; daughter, Mrs. Myma Klinger of Atlanta; sister, Mrs. Annie Barunstein of Miami and bro ther, Mose Lafkowitz of Atlan ta. Mrs. Sarato Mussafer Mrs. Sarato Mussafer of Atlan ta died Thursday, July 9. Funeral services were held July 10 with Rabbi Joseph Cohen and-Rabbi Robert Ichay officiating. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Mussafer was a native of Turkey and a member of Or VeShalom Synagogue. SurvivQrs include a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Israel of Atlan ta; sisters, Mrs. Solomon Piha of Atlanta and Mrs. Leah Israel of Brussels, Belgium; brother, Albert Amateou of Cape Town, South Africa. Arthur J. Shur Arthur J. Shur 63, of Atlanta died Saturday, July 11. Funeral services were held July 12 with Rabbi Sydney Mossman officiating. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Shur a lifelong resident of Atlanta, was retired treasurer of the Second Realty Corp. Survivors include his wife, the former Annie Horwitz; daugh ter, Mrs. Marvin B. Cohen; mo ther, Mrs. Morris Shur; sister, Mrs. Lena S. Vemer, all of At lanta; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Annie Weintraub Mrs. Annie S. Weintraub, 74, of Atlanta died Thursday, July 9. Funeral services were held July 12 with Rabbi Sydney Mossman officiating. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Weintraub was a member of Shearith Israel Synagogue. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Esta Freedman; son Leo Weintraub, both of Atlanta; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. ning these missile sites increased the likelihood of a confrontation if hostilities resume in the Mid dle East Mr. Blackburn added he hopes the rising arms race in the Mid dle East could be brought under control. BLOOD DONOR AGE LOWERED IN GEORGIA A bill enabling individuals 18 or over; to give blood without parental consent went into ef fect for Georgians July 1, Prior to th® passage of the bill, Georgia residents between 1?. and 21 years of age were re quired to have parental consent to donate blood unless they were members of the armed forces or were married. Other states with similar pro visions are California, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Okla homa, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington and Wisconsin. Rabbi David Geffen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Geffen, was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy degree at the recent graduation exercises of Co lumbia Univer sity held in New York City. His subject dealt with Medieval! Jewish Philoso phy with, spec-1 ial emphasis on| the works of a famous Italian phi losopher,] Elijah Delmed- igo, who lived in the 15th Cen tury and taught philosophy at the University of Padua. Del- medigo had a great influence on early Renaissance philosophers, particularly Count Pico and Cardinal Domenico GrimanL A very significant contribution is made in Rabbi Geffen’s disser tation, since Dr. G effen included the first translation of Delmfd- igo’s important work, “Examina tion of Religion” written in 1490. Rabbi Geffen is now serving as the rabbi of Beth Shalom Synagogue in Wilming ton, Dela., where he resides with his wife and children. JAMES B. FALLAIZE (right) of the Morris-Fallaize Insurance has been elected president of the Atlanta Association of Indepen dent Insurance Agency for 1970-71. He succeeds Oby T. Brewer (right). Mr. Fallaize is widely known in the Atlanta area where he has been associated in he insurance industry for over 20 years. Mrs. Morris (Sarah) Wengrow of Columbia, S. C., has been awarded the title of “Certified ‘Braillist” by the Library of Congress. Answering an appeal for volunteers to learn to read and write Braille, Mrs. Wen grow enrolled in an intensive ten month course. The purpose was to learn to transcribe reg ular textbooks into Braille for the visually handicapped. A fol low-up post-graduate course re sulted, in her being certified as a braillist, “a rewarding and soul satisfying project” Rosenbaum-Weiner B’nai Mitzva Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. James Weiner, all of Atlanta, cordially invite their relatives and friends to at tend the B’nai Mitzva of their sons, Joel Rosenbaum and Mi chael Weiner, at 9:00 a. m., Sat urday, July 18, at Ahavath Achim Synagogue. Rev. Max Kleinmann Atlanta’s mohel since 1962 is available for Brissim CALL 875-2948 PART-TIME AD SOLICITOR Might torn into full-time If per manent results can be demon strated. This however Is for quick two-month campaign. Write Box 84, 0/0 Southern Is raelite, 890 Courtland St, N. K., Atlanta, Ga. 80808. JOB AVAILABLE MANHATTAN Bakery needs sales lady as manager of retail front Top salary. Mr. Jpe Novak wfll interview all day Sunday. Preferably Jewish. Apt. to Share Young busines woman seeks roommate to share 2-bdrm. apt on Buford Hwy. Call 636-8024 after 6 or weekend. SEAMSTRESS Available EXPERT ALTERATIONS Reasonable — Fast Service TR. 2-2088 or ME 0-0929 For Your Want Ads Call 876-8249 LEGAL NOTICE NEWSPAPER ADVBTISEM1NT On application of Alvin N. Siegel, business Is Five ($300.00) Hundred Dot- lari. June26,July3,10,17 REGISTRATION FOR Yeshiva High School of Atlanta A new community school devoted to intensive Jewish and general studies announces the formal opening of classes for the fall term of 1970. Registration is now being accepted for the eighth grade. For information, Call Rabbi Ben Zion Rose PRINCIPAL 634-2441 of the Superior Court of Fulton Coun ty. In accordance with the applicable provisions of the Georgia Business Corporation Code. The registered of fice of the corporation is located at 187 Edgewood Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia, and Its registered agent at such address 1* John W. Rymer. The purpose of the corporation Is for the manufacturing, purchasing, and vales of aU types of machinery and products of all types and any and all necessary and Incidental business. The minimum capital with which the corporation ■hall commence business la “Five ($300.00) Hundred Dollar*. JuneM,Jvly3,10,17 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENT On application of Alvin N. Siegel, articles of incorporation have been granted to American Hostess Corpora tion by the Honorable Vlrlyn B. Moore, Emeritus Judge of the Superior Court of Fulton County, In accordance with the applicable provisions of the Georgia Busineu Corporation Code. The reg istered office of the corporation Is located at 1038 W. Peachtree St. N.W.. Atlanta. Georgia, and Its registered agent at such address is James M. Mathlesssn. The purpose of the corp- oratlon la for the manufacturing, purchasing, and sales of cook' china, crystal, starling, silver tableware products of all type* any and all nacessary and Incidental business. 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