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IMiatver Chairman Unveiling Notice
S.Z. Sermon
r •
The families of the late Men-
to Honor Wise
dell Sarasohn, Robert Sarasohn

Services Were at Hebrew Benev-
olent. He is survived by his wife,
DAVID GOLDRATH, of 2415 Rose; and daUghte:rs,: Mrs Freda
Oakman boulevard, died April 19. Paratzer, Mrs. Shirley Taub, Mrs.
Services were at Ira Kaufman. Esther Pester and Mitzie.
He is survived by his wife, Emma;
FANNY EVNITZKY, 64, of
son, Milton; daughter, Elaine; a 4365 Glendale avenue, died April
brother of Los Angeles; and sis- 22. Services were at Ilebrew
ters, Mrs. Isadore Zuckerman, Benevolent. Her husband, Harry;
Mrs. Ruby Merlis and Mrs. Al son, Jack: and daughter, Mrs.
Summers.
Sarah Gorman. survi ve.

er, Henry Miller; and sister, Mrs
Ben Rubin.

and Clarence Sarasohn announce
the unveilings of monuments in
their memories at 12 noon, Sun-
day, at Clover Hill Park Cem-
etery. Rabbi Morris Adler will
officiate. Friends and relatives
are invited.

Sabbath eve service, April 29
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
will begin at I p.m. At Sab-
bath morning services, April 30,
Rabbi Morris Adler will speak
on "Portrait of a Jewish Leader—
A Tribute to Rabbi Stephen S.
Wise."
Junior Congregation service at
9:30 a.m. and children's Congre-
gation service at 10:30 a.m..

The family of thes late William
Wine announce the unveiling of a
monument in his memory at 1
p. m., Sunday, at Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. Rabbi Morris
Adler will officiate. Friends and
relatives are invited.

MILLIE APPLEBAUM, of 2744
Gladstone avenue, died April 23.
Services were at Ira Kaufman.
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She leaven her sons, David, Harry
and Henry; daughters, Mrs. Sam-
Northwest Hebrew
uel Brenner, Mrs. Louis Helper
Friday evening services, April
and Mrs. David Nederlander: and
29, will be at 6 p.m. "Criteria1
The family of the late Harry sisters, Mrs. Fannie King and
for a Healthy Soul" will be MRS. ISRAEL. BIANSTEIN is
Mrs. Rae Posner of New York.
Litmak announce the unveiling
scussed by Rabbi Jacob E. Se-1 chairman of the 141h annual
MAX FIRESTONE, of _15729 i
gal at Sabbath services, April 30 Victoria Burustein Mother and of a monument in his memory at
beginning at 9 a.m. Mincha serv- Daughter banquet of the Ladies 2 p.m., Sunday, at Machpelah Princeton avenue, died April 24.
ices will be held at 6:30 p.m. Auxiliary of the 51Iawer Urn 7 Cemetery. Rabbi Isaac Stollman Services were at Ira Kauman. His
followed by Shalos Seudos at gegend Verein set for 6:30 p.m., will officiate. Friends and rela- wife, Ilelen: son, Samuel; and
daughters, Mrs. Samuel Jacobs
6:45 p.in.
Tuesday. May 3, at the Mayfair tives are invited.
and Mrs. Morris Hochberg, sur-
Room. Prizes will be awarded.
The family of the late Samuel vive.
For reservations, call Mrs.
Temple Israel
Burnstein,
TR.
2-4053.
Jaulus
announce the unveiling of
The Rev. Charles F. Gourley,
HARRY GLADWIN, of 1761
Minister of the Brewster Pilgrim
a monument in his memory at 2 Steward avenue, died April 22.
Congregational Church, will oc-
p. m., Sunday, at Oakview Cem- Services were at Lewis Bros.
cupy Rabbi Leon Fram's pulpit
etery. Rabbi Moses Fischer and Chapel. Ile is survived by his
for Friday evening services, April
Cantor David Katzman will offi- wife, Fern; brothers, Alex and
29, at 8:30 p.m. at the Art Imiti-
TEL AVIV—(MNB)--A num- ciate. Friends and relatives are Benjamin A.; and sisters, Rose
tute. The Rev. Mr. Goudey will
invited.
Gladwin and Mrs. Mauline Sands.
speak on "The Citizen and His ber of important foreign and do-
1mestic
Israeli
governmental
posts
Moral Responsibilities."
The family of the late Pearl
LILLIAN CALLOW, of 9810
•
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are now held by religious lead-
ers, the World Mizrachi head- 1 Reiner announce the unveiling of Lawton avenue, died April 20.
Bnai Moshe
quarters reported. Among those' a monument in her memory at Services were at Lewis Bros. Her
1:30 p.m., Sunday, at Machpelah son, Wilfred: daughter, Mignon;
Sabbath eve services, April 29, listed are:
will be at 7:15 p.m. Saturday
Dr. Joseph Burg, former di- Cemetery. Rabbi Isaac Stollman and brother, Irving Freedman,
morning devotions will begin at rector of the Mizrachi European • will officiate. Friends and rela- I survive.
9 a.m. Junior Congregation serv- office in Paris and Hapoel tives are invited.
MORRIS SCHWERZENSKY. 78,
ices will be at It. a.m. Week- Hamizrachi leader, was recently
The family of the late Arthur of 2640 Gladstone avenue, died
day services are at 7:15 a.m. and named deputy to the chairman
Wolf announce the unveiling of April 19. Services were at Lewis
7:15 p.m.
of Knesset.
•
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Bros. He is survived by his wife,
Dr. Mordecai Eliash, one of Is- a monument in his memory at 12
Mushka; brother, Ben B.
rael's foremost lawyers and a de- noon, Sunday at Clover Hill Park Schwartz; and sisters, Mrs. Max
Bnai David
Cemetery. Friends and relatives
Services Friday, April 29 will vout Jew, is representative in
Silverman, Mrs. Irving Bernstein,
are invited.
begin at 7 p.m. Sabbath morning London.
Mrs. Max Rosenthal and Mrs.
Wolfsberg,
prominent
Dr.
0.
services are at 9 a.m. Rabbi
Charles Svitz.
The
family
of
the
late
Isadore
a
Joshua Sperka will preach on Israeli medical specialist and
'Physical and Spiritual Leprosy.": Hapoel Hamizrachi leader, was Snyder (Schneider) announce the
BENJAMIN LUSTIGMAN, 63.
Class at 5:45 p.m. Mincha at 6:45 elevated to the rank of envoy in unveiling of a monument in his of 17139 Orleans avenue, died
memory at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, at
p.m., followed by Sholos Seudos. the Scandinavian countries.
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Ja- April 18. Services were at Lewis
• • •
cob Segal will officiate. 'Friends Bros. He leaves his wife, Ethel;
daughter, Mrs. Harold Gilbert;
Mosques to be Studied and relatives are invited.
Shaarei Zion
and son, Dr. Herman Lustigman.
Shaarei Zion, Linwood and by Israeli Commission
Cortland, lists the following
The
family
of
the
late
Sophie
JERUSALEM—( MNB)—Forty-
HELEN GARFIELD, 64, of 2556
schedule: Friday at 6:45, Sab- seven Moslem religious digni- Cern announce the unveiling of a
bath morning at 9, Gemarah at taries were paid out of the budget monument in her memory at Philadelphia avenue west, died
5 p.m., Pirko Avot at 6, Min- of the Israeli Ministry of Re- 10:30 a.m., Sunday at Beth Te- April 18. Services were held at
chah at 6:45. Rabbi Leo Gold- ligions for their religious services filo Emanuel Cemetery. Rabbi the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
She is survived by her husband,
man will officiate.
to Islamic communities through- Jacob Hoberman will officiate. the Rev. Jacob Garfield; son, Her-
Friends
and
relatives
are
invited.
out Israel,' the World Mizrachi
man; and daughters, Mrs. Eve
headquarters here reported.
Sheldon and Mrs. Edith Freund-
The
family-of
the
late
Charles
The ministry has appointed a
lich.
Gidaly
Hammerstein
announce
Moslem mounments commission
a
monument
in
his
the
unveiling
headed by Prof. L. A. Sukenik.
JENNIE DORFMAN. 58. Of 4751
NEW YORK — Conservative professor of Moslem archeology memory at 1 p. in., Sunday, at
Gladstone
avenue, died April 19.
congregations throughout the at the University of Jerusalem, to Machpela h Cemetery. Rabbi
Services were at Hebrew Ben-
United States and Canada have study the state of mosques and Joshua Sperka will officiate.
evolent. She leaves her husband,
been called upon to fix• perma- other Moslem holy places in Is- Friends and relatives are invited.
Morris; sons, Harry, Isadore and
nently the fifth day of lyar (May rael.
Louis; and daughters, Mrs. Ida
4), the anniversary' of the estab-
Hall, Mrs. Anna Douglas and Mrs.
lishment of the State of Israel.
Betty ' - engyam,
as a "holiday in the religious Arab Gangs Plan Sale
The
family
of
the
late
Rebecca
calendar of our people."
of Stolen Torahs in U. S. Silverstein wish to thank their RUDOLPH MYER, 46. of 8845
The United Synagogue of
JERUSALEM —(MNB)— Arab
Linwood avenue. died April 20.
America and the Rabbinical As- gangs in the Old City of Jerusa- friends and relatives for the Services were at . Hebrew Ben-
sembly of America urged con- lem have looted two ancient To- many kindnesses shown them in evolent. His wife, Margaret, sur-
servative congregations to ob- rah scrolls from the Churvah their recent bereavement.
vives.
serve May 4 as a day of "special Synagogue and now seek to
prayer and thanksgiving." Spe- smuggle these valuable sacred ob-
ADOLPH RAZZMAN, 68, 40
cial psalms and prayers should jects into the United States where
2916 Tyler avenue, died April 21.
be iwited. school children should they will sell them to the highest
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either be released from classes bidder.
EDMUND LABE, of 2254 At-
or gathered at special assemblies,
According to a World Mizrachi kinson avenue, died April 18.
and every attempt should be dispatch, one U. S. Jewish body Services were at the Ira Kauf-
made to emphasize "the festive
has already offered about $40,- man Chapel. He is survived by
character of the day in the spirit
his wife, Eleanore; son, Ronald;
000 for the scrolls.
of Jewish tradition." tit* state-
daughter, Shirley; sisters. Mrs.
ment said.
Arnold Lazar of New York and
New England Backs
Mrs. Eugene Search; and two
brothers of Cal. .•
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JACOB GOLDBERG, 68, of
2974 Collingwood avenue, died
April 23. Services were at He-
brew Benevolent. He is survived
by his son, Israel; and daughters,
Mrs. Bell Lowinger. Mrs. Rose
Volensky a n d Mrs. Jeanette
Gross.

MANFRED EISENHARDT, 36,
of 635 Alexandrine avenue west,
died April 22. Services were at
Hebrew Benevolent, His wife,
Therese; and mathia: - and sister
in Germany, survive.

HERMAN A. FISHER. 68, of
19491 Hubbell avenue, died April
22. Services were at Hebrew
Benevolent. He leaves his son,
Sam L.; daughters, Nettie and
Mrs. Rose Rettig: two sisters and
four brothers.

REBECCA GOLDMAN, 67, of
9841 McQuade avenue, died April
23. Services were at Hebrew
Blinevolent. She is survived by
her husband, Barnett; son, Jo-
seph; and daughters, Mrs. Ethel
Mendelson, Mrs. Jean Nestor and
Mrs. Betty Coleman. •

JOSEPH BODNER. 64, of Pon-
tic, died April 23. Services were
at Hebrew Benevolent. He leaves
his sisters, Sylvia Syeis and
Molly Mesinger: and a brother,
Jacob Bodner,

Samuel Heyman
Taken by beath

Samuel Heyman, 52, of 4031
Glendale avenue, died April 23.
Services were held in the Ira
Kaufman Chapel. ,Burial was in
Machpelah Cemetery. A native
of Palestine, Mr. Heyman lived in
Detroit for 25 years.

He was a graduate of the Mas-
sachusetts Institute of Technolo-
gy and Was one If the founders of
Young Judea and the Detroit
Zionist Organization. His wife,
Mary; daughter. Judith: and four
brothers, survive.

Bicur Cholem Unit Plans
Entertainment Evening

Young Women's Bicur Cholera. •
will feature a skit, comedy,
cards, dancing and refreshments
at an "Evening of Entertainment"
at 8:30 p.m., Sunday at the May-
fair noon). Mrs. Thomas L.
Firseht is chairman. Fur tickets,
call UN. 1-8507.

Card of Thanks

Obituaries

BOSTON — (WNS) — Dewey
by Yeshivah June 26 1 Stone,
New England chairman for

The thirty-second annual meet-
ing of the Beth Yehudah schools
has been set for Sunday, June 26.
The more than 950 members of
the schools will be invited to par-
ticipate.
Beginning as a small group de-
voted to religious studies, the
years have seen a growth of the
Yeshivah student population from
30 to the present enrollment of
560 with a faculty of 39 teachers.
In addition to religious studies,
the school offers a complete board
of education-approved general
studies curriculum.

Week after week. more and
more are switching to the newsier
Jewish Chronicle.

the United Jewish Appeal, will
have the backing of the New
England Region of the Zionist
Organization for the presidency
of the ZOA.

MAP SATURDAY DANCE
Admission for the Saturday
Nite Dance. set for 9:30 p.m., at
the Center, is 50 cents for mem-
bers, 75 cents for others.

HELEN MARTIN, of 8815 La
Salle boulevard, died April 22.
Services were at Ira Kaufman.
She leaves her husband, Howard;
mother, Mrs. Rose Miller; broth-
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