Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1960 — Page 2

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The National Jewish POST' and OPINION

Friday,• May- 27.

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JEWiSH BOXER WAS DACHAU INMATE

Besmanoff Beaten By Moore In Tenth Rouund TKO

Former Dachau concentration camp inmate Willi Besmanoff was defeated by Archie Moore in Wednesday’s heavyweight bout in the Coliseum. Moore scored a 10th round TKO. Besmanoff, who is the heavyweight champion of Germany, was imprisoned by the Nazis as a Jew. He spent two months in Dachau, and would have been there longer had not his mother converted to Protestantism in order to have him freed. Although Besmanoff fought valiantly against his aging op-

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ponent, who .is currently lightheavyweight champion of the world, the old pro was too much for him. After knocking down Moore in the second round, Besmanoff took such a beating on his face that the referefe stopped the fight in the 10th round. Blood was streaming from Besmanoff’s nose, which was feared broken. Besmanoff, who was born in Berlin, was required to wear a Star of David when the Nazis were in power. After the war, he entered boxing in the alliedsponsoi’ed amateur fights. He finally left Germany to become an American citizen in October, 1958. He has been living in Milwaukee, but may settle in Indianapolis. The outspoken fighter told the POST and OPINION that he did not think the Germans can be forgiven for what they did. However, he sees nothing wrong in Jews remaining in Germany if they want to. He, himself, left Germany because of his hatred for the Germans who were responsible for the war.

CHARLOTTE GOTTLIEB TO WED ISRAELI Mx\ and Mrs. Abe Gottlieb, 3034 Broadway, announce the engagement of their daughter, Charlotte Annette, to Joseph Malin, son of Mx*. and Mrs. Ahba Malin, Haifa, Israel. The wedding will be Aug. 17.

French- Israel Fashion Festival and Dinner

THURSDAY, JUNE 16-6:30 p.m. Maroft Hotel —Marble Room FEATURING HAUTE COUTURE from Paris by Chanel Lanvin-Castillo Gxxy Laroche * Balenciaga Jacques Heim Pierrq Cardin and, from Israel, creations and fabrics by Lola Beer Lilly Schleiffer Aled Maskit Matzkin

Accessories by L. S, Ayres & Co. Music by members of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Dinner Convert: $5.00 per person Call MElrose 2-4581 to learn how you can attend this unique event Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Lip/mmn. Fashion Festival Chairmen

Sinai Women install June 1 The Sinai Temple Sisterhood, Michigan City, will install its newly-elected officers on June 1. Mrs. Stanley Welham will be installed as president; Mrs. Arthur Meth, first vice-president; Mrs. Sam Leven, second vicepresident; Mrs. Milton Mitnick, recording secx'etary; Mrs. Milton Goldberg, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Sheldon Cohn, treasurer.

DEBORAH SISTERHOOD CLOSING DINNER Closing dinner of the Debox’ah Sisterhood will be at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 7, at the Warx’en Hotel. Featured at the dinner will be a movie on an Israel-Paris fashion show, and also a presentation entitled "Celebrity Night.” Px’esenting the latter will be Mmes. A1 Profeta, David Profeta, Morris Cohen, Isaac Levy, Sol Nefouse, Bennie Mermelstein, A1 Mox’doh, Jack S. Cohen, Michael Yosha, Joseph Goldstein and Leon J. Calderon. Mrs. Aaron Rubin will read the opening prayer and Mrs. Isaac Koen the closing one. Mrs. Leon L. Calderon will be misti'ess of ceremonies. Guests To Bergers Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Berger and daughters, Shelley and Ami of San Francisco, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Berger, 5664 N. College Ave., and their sister, brother-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Schwartz. They spent one week here befoi'e x-eturning home.

Jerome L. Newbauer, 28, Passed Away Saturday The community was saddened to hear of the untimely death of Jerome* L. Newbauer, 419 Edgemere Di'ive, at 28. A resident of Indianapolis his entire life; Mr. Newbauer was graduated from Indiana University. He served in the United States Army for two years, after which he founded the Shoe Fair in Plainfield, Ind. He passed away Satuxxlay, May 21, in Robert Long Hospital after a long illness. He was buried at Beth-El Paul Bar Mitzva Stephen Howaxxl Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Paul, 7318 Hoover rd., will be bar mitzva at 8:30 p.m., Fx'iday, June 3, and 10 a.m., Saturday, June 4, in Beth-El Temple. Friends and relatvies are invited.

Knesses Israel Shevuos Times Rabbi Slobo has announced Shevuos prayer times for Knesses Israel Congregation. Tuesday, May 31, maariv will be at 7:45 p.m.; Wednesday. June 1, shachris will be'at S,:30 a.m and maariv at 7:45 p.m.; Thui’sday, June 2, shachris will be at 8:30 a.m., yizkor at 10 a.m. (con. ducted by Rabbi Slobo. who will also give a sermon, and maariv at 8:15 p.m.

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