Page Fifteen

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, July 25, 1947

Welles Is Slated
for Marshall Job

racy the Nazi concentratiot
Services were held at the Ile-
camps which exterminated mil
brew Benevolent Society. She
is survived by her husband,
lions of innocent people.
The family of the late Fannie Bernard and a daughter, Mrs.
Fannie
Pantzer.
Goldman announce the unveiling
Isn't it rather strange that tht
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of a monument in her honor at
congressional un-American ae
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FANNIE
GELB,
58,
of
3334
2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 3 at Mach-
Richton avenue. Services were leader is Mrs. Lyril van Ilyning, tivitics committee has never in
would have a prodigious mem- pelah Cemetery.
held at the Hebrew Benevolent head of "We, the Mothers, Inc.", vestigated any of these numerous
he
knew
one-tenth
of
it
ory
whose slogan reads: "America
Fascist and anti-Semitic "Moth
them by name. And when it's
The family of the late Freda Society. Surviving are her hus- for Gentiles Only."
band,
Louis,
son,
William
G.,
June and so many of the mem- Weinstein announce the unveil-
cr" organizations—organization ,
bers' children are being married, ing of a monument in her honor and daughters Mrs. Ethel Bain-
But perhaps the most sinister that openly decry clemocrac3
confusion may result in the big at 12 noon Sunday, Aug. 3 at burd, Mrs. Helen Tolmich and one is Mrs. Frieda Stanley of
and call for the annihilation o;
Temple of Anshe Giborim and Oakview Cemetery in Royal Oak. Mrs. Betty Weissman.
Cleveland, president of "United
mistakes of identity made.
Friends and relatives are in-
Mothers of America," who pub- American citizens belonging tt
JENNY LINDERMAN, 55, died licly praised as tools of democ- racial and religious minorities?
vited.
July 12. Services were held at
So it happened that day the
Levy boy was married. The
Mrs. Racheal Zwig announces the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Rabbi had five weddings that the unveiling of a monument in Her husband Abe, and son, Je-
The Customer is always right .. .
The people who serve you at
day and his head was in a whirl memory of her late husband Ja- rome, survive her.
BOESKY'S still have a friendly
trying to keep all the names cob at 1 p.m. Sunday at Mach-
straight. He came to the moment pelah Cemetery. Relatives and
attitude toward a patron and
LOUIS LAZAR, 77, of 2275
when he asks the boy whether friends are invited to attend.
his wishes.
.
Gladstone
avenue,
died
July
13
TRinity 2-4375
he is willing to take the girl
Twelfth and Hazelwood
Services were held at the He-
for wife . .. "Do you ... V At
brew
Benevolent
Society.
Mari-
this point it is cukomary for
arl ol nanii
an, his wife, Harry and Sam,
the Rabbi to address the brde-
sons, and daughters, Mrs. Rae
groom by name.
The family of the late Moe Stein and )rs. Freda Solomon,
Goldman
wish
to
express
their
But the Rabbi couldn't be suro
survive him •
of this one's name. Ile paused, sincere thanks to relatives and
looked around for help and fin- friends for the many acts of
MORRIS GASTMAN, 66, died
And you'll find our shelves filled with fresh, tasty baked
. Ily fell back on his own re- kindness shown them in their July 13. Services were held at
bread and a wide variety of delicious pastry.
urces. Yes, this boy's name is recent bereavement.
the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
ohen, he told himself—Edgar
He is survived by his sons Ben
Experience is Ahe best teacher . . ..Try,Jack Freed's
The family of the late Fanny and Hyman, and daughters Mrs.
Cohen; yes, 'that was it.
Schweitzer wish to thank their Lillian Levine and Mrs. Mollie
Baked Products and you'll TASTE THE DIFFERENCE
"Do you, Edgar Cohen, tail
many friends and relatives for Cameron.
this woman for wife?"
the many kindnesses shown them
• * •
during their recent bereave-
BERTHA GOTTLIEB, 70, of
ment.
MEMBERS AROUSED
2523 Hazelwood avenue, died
July 15. Services were at the
THE BRIDEGROOM was not
The family of the late Mrs. Hebrew Benevolent Society.
UN. 4-5742
7577 W. McNICHOLS RD. near Pennington
-IL one of the self-asserting kind
Rose Adelman wish to thank Surviving are her son, Henry M.
or he might have spoken up.. • their many relatives and friends
So Louis ,Levy was married as for the kindness shown them and a daughter, Fannie.
Edgar Cohen.
during their recent bereavement.
—
MAY GARFIELD, 53. Services
On account of this incident a
RECEPTACLES
Watch
next weeks'
were held at the Hebrew Benev-
Garbage, Ash and Rubbish
lot of members of Anshe Gibor-
Chronicle
for
a
complete
BrinforesNi, Concrete. Fully
Obituaries
olent Society. She is survived
im came around to the wisdom
Guaranteed. Priced Right-
answer
to
Russel
Barnes'
by her husband, Jay J., daugh-
that maybe it wasn't so good
REBITZEN GOLDA FINKEL,
AMERICAN
for a congregation and its Tem- 58, died July 15. Services were ters, Mrs. Ann Benfeld, Mrs. series on Palestine in the
Ruth
Kopel
and
brothers,
Louis,
RECEPTACLE
CO.
Detroit
News.
ple to be so big. Shouldn't a held at the Hebrew Benevolent
TO 8-5889
579 Kenilworth
congregation be small, so that Society. She was the wife of Joe and Robert Auster.
StWOCSKI63M3M3CICICSMWMIt9
the Rabbi could know every- Rabbi Abraham Samuel Finkel,
PEARL SKLATER, 84, died
body in it as a friend or by Rosh Yeshiva of the Hebron
July 16. Services were held at
asmilimmatearreammor
name, anyway.
Yeshiva in.Jerusalem. She died
GIRL WANTED FOR
MONUMENTS
Shouldn't it be small rather, while on a visit to Detroit and the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
OFFICE WORK
so that every dues-payer could her body was sent to Jerusalem, She is survived by sons, Samuel,
Jack, Joe, Isadore and Louis
feel himself to be like a partici- where she will be buried in liar
. COLBERT & SESKIN
pating member of a family, in- Hazesim. Other survivors are and daughter Mrs. Fay Himmel.
IRON & METAL CO.
stead of like a stockholder of her sons, Rabbis Eliezer and
DAVID KLAMAN, 79, died
%'E. 7-8333
14401
Schaefer
U. S. Doorknob Corp.
Meyer Finkel.
July 20. Services were held at
I have brought up the case of
the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
JACOB SOLOMON, 82, of He is survived by his wife,
Anshe Giborim because I have
just heard that a commission of 18255 Fairfield avenue, did July Bessie.
the Union of American Hebrew 17. Services were held at Lewis
The Well Known Rev.
Congregations (reform) has voted Bros. Memorial Chapel. He Maccabees to Sponsor
/ Granite sad Marble Monuments
in favor of more small syna- leaves three daughters. Mrs.
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Hyman Schulsinger
gogues in the big cities instead Faye Jacobs, Mrs. Ray Pivitz and Picnic This Sunday
TT. 47191
of Cong. Beth Tefilo
Maccabees Tent-Hive No. 1005,
of big congregations of Judaism, Mrs. Al Wineman; and three
Emanuel
as in big Anshe Giborim Tem- sons, Harry, Jule and Samuel B. only all Jewish Maccabee unit in
Detroit, will hold its annual pic-
Capable and
ple in the big city of Metro-
Specialized
•
JOHN II. MOSS, 74, of 15325 nic Sunday at Lola Valley Park.
polis.
MOHEL
Toiler avenue, died July 16. Ser- All members and friends are in-
Marriages also
vices were held at Lewis Bros. vited.
Performed
Memorial Chapel. Surviving him
Services in English
ar his wife Fannie. daughters, I
and Yiddish
Window Shade Co.
Mrs. Robert Wallace, Mrs.
Congratulations
Charles White and Selma and
WINDOW SHADES
1934 Hazelwood TY 6.6960
to the
sons, Samuel, Carl, Jack and
MADE TO ORDER
Victor.
New Management
Cleaned end Rep ,ired

Warmth Absent
in Big Temples

nik.,

Boes ky s

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IUtands for Baked. Goods
...

J. FREED BAKERY

A SALLE

Keys Reelected
Home President

of the

3 Veterans Named

HARRY BEHRENDT, 75, of
2376 Elmhurst avenue, died July
Detroit
13. Services were at the Ira
Honorary Directors
Jewish
Chronicle
Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
daughter,
Mrs.
a
wife, Mary;
from the
Jack Betts; a son, Sol; and a
Myron A. Keys was reelected sister, Mrs. Ray Salenger.
president of the Jewish Home
for Aged at the annual election
MOE GOLDMAN, 70, of 2275
of officers July 15.
Gladstone avenue, died July 13.
Other officers also reelected Services were held at the Ira
are Sidney J. Allen, and Gus D. Kaufman Chapel. Surviving him
Newman, vice-presidents; Wil- are his four sons, Samuel, Na-
liam Sandler, secretary; and Max than, Irving and Charles, and a
Tn., Frio
J. Kogan, treasurer.
brother, Nathan.
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Dr. Harry Bennett, Joseph
—
LOUIS POSNER, of 2911 Law-
Bernstein, Mrs. Rose D. Ferar,
.7
Arthur Fleischman, Henry Lev- rence avenue, (lied July 12. Ser-
itt, David LeVine and Leonard vices were at the Ira Kaufman
Serving Greater Detroit
N. Simons were chosen members Chapel. Surviving are two sons,
Seymour and Marvin, and broth-
of the executive committee.
Eli Sachse, Mrs. D. W. Si- ers, Isadore and Morris.
ons and Moses Weiswasser
EVA SHARP, of 3802 Duane
ere designated honorary board
Recommended by world famous
members for their many years avenue, died July 12. Services
Beth Israel Hospital of N.Y.C.
of service as directors of the were at the Ira Kaufman Chapel.
and leading Medical and
.
She
leaves
her
husband,
Aidal;
Home.
Religious authorities.
son, Morris; and three daughters,
DA. 2696
Mrs. John Hammer, Mrs. I. War-
shall and Mrs. Max Lotman.
Jewish Social Work

Rev. Yehudah Loewy

et

School Opens Doors

Certified MOHEL

MORITZ H. POLITZER, of
16221 Monte Vista avenue, died
July 19. Services were at Ira
Kaufman Chapel. Surviving him
are his wife, Hermina; two sons,
Edward J. and Frederick H.;
daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Z. Ru-
bin; and brother, Charles J.

NEW YORK—Thirteen candi-
dates began courses of study
last week to qualify them for
administrative and execu tive
posts in the fields of Jewish
community service as the newly
organized Training Bureau for
Jewish Communal Services in-
ROSE HANIG, 72, of 2661
augurated its academic pro-
Glendale avenue, died July 15.
gram.

Rev. Cantor

DAVID GOLDEN

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