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Thursday, September 1, 1549

Services Set
at Synagogues

Beth Abraham

Sabbath eve services at 7:15
p.m. Sabbath services at 9:15 a.m.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will
preach. Class at 5 p.m. Mincha
at 7 p.m., followed by Sholos Seu-
dos and Maariv. Weekday serv-
ices at 7:30 a.m. and 7:15 p.m.

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Shaarey Zion

Sabbath eve services at 6:45
p.m. Sabbath services at 9 a.m.
Rabbi Leo Goldman will speak.
Class at 4:30 p.m. Pirke Avoth
at 5:30 p.m. Mincba at 6:30 p.m.,
followed by Sholos Seudos. Week-
day services at 8 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Rites Sunday

Unveiling Notice

The family of the late Belle
Belkin announce the unveiling
of a monuMent in her memory
at 12 noon, Sunday, Sept. 11 at
Beth Abraham Cemetery, Wood-
ward at Eight Mile. Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler will officiate. Friends
and relatives are invited.

The family of the late David
Levine announce the unveiling of
a monument in his memory at
11 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 11 at
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler will officiate. Friends
and relatives are invited.

The family of the late Gilda

Obituaries

SAMUEL DAVIDOWICZ (DA-
VIS), 66, of 2720 Elmhurst ave-

Julie Gottlieb Dies;
Was Polio Vidal

nue, died Aug. 16. Services were
at Hebrew Benevolent. He leaves
his son, Morris; daughters, Mrs.
Helen Fruitman of Flint, Mrs.
William Rosen of Los Angeles,
Mrs. Sylvia Schon and Mrs.
Marion Schneider; and a sister,
Mrs. Bella Bond.

BERNARD SHIFTMAN, 47, of
Ferndale, died Aug. 21 .. Services
were at Hebrew Benevolent. Ile
is survived by his wife, Cattier-
The; sons Mathew and Dean;
brother, Herschel; and sisters,
E sther, Ruth, Naomi and Flo-

Funeral services for Julie Gott-
lieb, 14, of 3274 Elmhurst avenue,
were held Sunday at the Lewis
Bros. Chapel. Julie was stricken
with polio while vacationing in
Charlevoix and was flown to De-
troit, where she died on Aug. 26.
She was a student at Durfee
Intermediate and a member of
Girl Scout Troop 220. • Survivors
are her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Gottlieb; and brothers,
Richard, Gerald and Allen M.

S/Sgt. Yetz Rites
Set for Sunday

rence.
Partrite announce the unveiling
of a monument in her memory at
Reburial services for S. Sgt. Sol
SAMUEL ZIEMAN, of 17593
11 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 11 at Santa Barbara drive, died Aug. Yetz will be held at 11 a.m. Sun-
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Mor- 23. Services were at Ira Kauf- day at Ira Kaufman Chapel. Sgt.
ris Adler will officiate. Friends man Chapel. Ile is survived by Yetz was 26 at the time of his
S/SGT. LEON BERGER was
and relatives are invited.
his sons, Joseph L, Fred and death, Jan. 13, 1945, while serv-
killed in action on June 22,
Hyman; and daughters, Ruth and ing with the infantry in Luxem-
The family of the late Abraham Mrs. Samuel Nelson of Miami.
1943, in Hull, Germany, at the
berg.
Sabbath eve services at 6:30
Epstein announce the unveiling
age of 24. Funeral services will
Reburial will be in Machpelah
p.m. Sabbath services at 9 a.m.
be held at 10:30 a.m., Sunday of a monument in his memory
LOTTIE HARRIS, of 16904 La Cemetery with the Yetz-Cohen
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will
at 1 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 11 at Salle boulevard, died Aug. 23. Post, JWV, assisting at the serv-
at the Hebrew Benevolent So-
preach. Weekday services at 7:15
Machpelah Cemetery. Cantor Services were at Ira Kaufman. ices. Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz
ciety. He is survived by his
a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
mothe s, Mrs. Ida Berger; Hyman Schulsinger will officiate. She is survived by her sons, A. and Rabbi Solomon Gruskin will
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brothers, David, Julius and Friends and relatives are invited. Louis, Benjamin K. of Bryn officiate.
Irving; and sisters, Mrs. Becky
Mawr, Penna. and Sanford M. of
lie is survived by his mother,
The fainily of the late Anna Brussels, Belgium; father, A. Mrs. Celia Yetz; and sister, Mrs.
Ascher, Mrs. Isabelle Ascher,
Sabbath eve services at 6 p.m.
Charlotte 'Berger, Mrs. Vella Seeman announce the unveiling Louis Cohen of Seattle; and Philip Weinstein.
Sabbath services at 9 a.m. Rabbi
Friedman, Mrs. Rae Wein- of a monument in her memory brother, Joseph Cohen of Wattle.
Morris Adler will preach and
at 2 p.m., Sunday at Westwood
garden and Louise Berger.
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar will
Cemetery, on Michigan avenue.
LOUIS FINEMAN, of 18215
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officiate.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman will offici- Northlawn avenue, died Aug. 25.
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ate. Friends and relatives are Services were at Ira Kaufman. lie
Melvin Haber, who was stricken •
invited.
leaves his wife, Irene; 'daughter,
Sabbath eve services at 7:15
Jean; parents, Mr. and Mrs. with polio %bile at work as an
p.m. Sabbath services at 9 a.m.
The family of the late Minnie George Fineman; brothers, Al- accountant at the Kaiser-Fraser
Class at 6:30 p.m. Mincha at
Mina Pollack announce the un- bert and Morris; and sister, Mrs. Corp., died Aug. 17, at Herman
Kiefer hospital.
7:30 p.m., followed by Sholos Seu-
veiling of a monument in her
Temple Israel announces the memory at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, Ben Kaufman.
Haber lived at 2247 Grand ave-
dos.
reopening of its religious school, Sept. 18 at Congregation Beth
ESTHER HEIMAN (ETHEL nue west. He served with the
under the supervision of Rabbi Moses Cemetery. The Rev. David
BRILL), of 3307 Tyler avenue, 87th infantry division in Ger-
Leon Fram, at 9:30 a. m., Satur- Golden will officiate. Friends
died Aug. 27. Services were at many. Services were held at the
Sabbath services at 11 a m. day and Sunday, Sept. 10 and 11, and relatives are invited.
Ira Kaufman. She leaves her Lewis Bros. Chapel.
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad will at Hampton School, 18460 War-
He is survived his father, Ab-
sons, Irving and Milton; brothers,
rington
drive.
preach.
raham; brother, WilliaM; and sis-
The family of the late Ida
The Sunday session is for chil• Goldstein announce the unveiling Alex Fisch, Louis Fisch, David
Fisch and Joseph Fischer; and ter, Mrs. Sam Malkes.
dren from pre-kindergarten of
of a monument in her memory sisters, Mrs. Grace Schwartz, Mrs.
the age of four through grade
at 1 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 11 at the Alex White and Mrs. Bernard
five. The high school department
Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery.
also meets on Sunday. The Satur- Rabbi Leo Goldman will officiate. Grossberg.
day session is devoted to the
Friends and relatives are invited.
MORRIS GOLDBERG, 76, of
Confirmation and Bar Mitzvah de-
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Representatives of the Jewish
Jewish home for Aged, died Aug.
partment or grades six through
Community Council and the
The
family
of
the
late
Rose
24. Services were at Hebrew Be-
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nine.
Grund Abrams announce the un- nevolent Society. Ile is survived Council of Orthodox Rabbis have
winter days. But how often do
New pupils will be enrolled at
veiling of a monument in her by his sons, David and Louis; and raised two resolutions to halt
we go there ourselves? Maybe these opening sessions. Parents I
"mushroom Synagogues" for the
memory Sunday at Glendale daughters, Mrs. Lillie Paul, Mrs.
intermarriage is another symp- are asked to accompany new pu-
forthcoming High Holy Days.
Cemetery, Des Moines, Ia. Sur- Fannie Spielman and Mrs. Sadie
tom of loosening religious ties." pils as enrollment of students in
They are: 1) The committee
vivors include Peter Abrams of Suddelson.
"Mind you," he added, "I am the school depends on the enroll-
reaffirms its stand against the
Burlingame avenue, mitt Harry
not defending intermarriage, just 'tint of their parents in the con-
creation of any "mushroom Syna-
Abrams of Hollywood, Cal.
JACOB CASH, 71, of 2722 gogues" in any part of the com-
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trying to look into it."
gregation.
Clairmount avenue, died Aug. 25.
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"Frank Murphy, My Friend"
munity.
The family of the late Anna Services were at Hebrew Benevo-
will be the subject of the sermon
2) The committee urges existing
BLAMES HITLER
Silverberg,
mother
of
Mrs.
Wil-
ent.
He
is
survived
by
his
sons,
Synagogues to refrain from estab-
Somebody interrupts: "I say to be delivered by Rabbi Fram at liam Boesky and Mrs. Joseph
Samuel,
Max
H,
and
Michael;
lishing additional houses of wor-
it's all on account of Hitler. You the opening Sabbath Eve service Freedman, announce the unveil-
and daughters, Mrs. Rose Berman ship for the High Holy Days on
didn't hear much of intermar- of the new season at 8:30 p.m., ing of a monument in her mem-
and Mrs. Sarah Cohen.
Dexter boulevard between Joy
riage before Hitler's time. It's Friday, Sept. 9, in the lecture hall ory at 2 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 11,
of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
road and Davison.
Hitler, I say."
JOSEPH BRIGIITMAN, 70, of
At the conclusion of the service, at Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
"Hitler! Hiller's dead, thank the congregation will be guests Rabbi Morris Adler will officiate. 2626 Calvert avenue, died Aug.
Bey. Hyman
God, and what could he have had of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shule- Friends and relatives are invited. 28. Services were at Hebrew Be-
SCHULSINGER
to do with Vincent Cohen getting vitz at a reception in honor of the
nevolent. He leaves his son, Mor-
*peel, and Pprrial I red
married the way he did? You naming of their infant daughter.
ris; and daughters. Mrs. Helen
MOHEL
can't blame that on Hitler."
Wallach and Mrs. Clara Zabelle.
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Rapid progress is reported in
2535 C31Vett
There is a quick answer: "Who the building of the Sanctuary of
The family of the late Louis
says Hitler's dead? Hitler's still Temple Israel in the Palmer Park Goodman wish to thank their
and Homes
around—an unlaid ghost, haunt- section at Manderson and Merton friends and relatives for the
Serving le 1101eitale
ing the weaker minds of Gentiles,
many
acts
of
kindness
shown!
avenues.
frightening Jews. Maybe more
them in their recent bereavement.
and more Jews are going into
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth
Certified MOHEL
intermarriage for security's sake
The family of the late Dora Guttmann, of 2612 Hazelwood
3761 Humphrey
—the security of their children,
Sukenic wish to thank their avenue, who was fatally injured
Phone WE. 4-2696
that is."
friends and relatives for the many in an automobile accident in Bed-
"That answer is too simple•"
kindnesses shown them in their ford, Pa., while en route to N. Y.
on Aug. 22, were held at the
the reform lady says. "There is
recent bereavement.
Hebrew Benevolent Society. She
such a thing as love, too. I'm sure
A 20 percent slash in the op-
Vincent Cohen sincerely loves the erating budget of Yeshivath
was 25.
EXPERT MOHEL
Zelda Rosenthal, 16, Kurt
young woman he is marrying."
n.-co,,,rnended by
Beth Yehudah was approved last
Plit
Skil 1 and Hospitals
Joseph, 29, and Mrs. Guttmann's
"Granted! But the way of true week. The coming year's budget
TO. 6-5152
two-year-old daughter, Vivian,
love may also look like the way will total $155,489, as against
3048 Fullerton
to security in a terrible world."
Reservations and ticket holders were injured in the crash.
$196,559 in 1948-49.
In addition to Vivian, Mrs.
"And now," Mr. Zilch asks,
"This $41,000 reduction," ex- for the Beth Aaron High Holy
"What are we going to do about plained Samuel Hechtman, who Day services must be in by Sept. Guttmann is survived by her hus-
Surgical Mohel
band, Hans; and father, Martin
it all?"
presented the budget committee 12, Dr. Marvin Last, president,
Silence falls on the living room.
announced. The arrangement Solomon.
Rabbi Leo Goldman
report to the board, "is almost
Nobody has the answer.
committee will be at the Syna-
eft,ee•I and
exactly equal to the Yeshivah's
I
Pool ar• wad
The
Jewish
Chronicle
news
As for myself, I am just a re-
gogue every evening, Fridays ex-
etneraanewle4 by
up in five years of
piled
Oweortaie
Idebt,
on
Mondays.
porter reporting what was said
cepted, to accommodate prospec- deadline is noon
rapid expansion. If contributions
TO 11-3194
in the living room. I should add
tive worshipers.
3035 Richton
maintain their expected level,
Rabbi Pinchos Katz will lead
that the name "Vincent Cohen"
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is entirely fictitious and any re- the debt will be wiped out this the services. The Selichos will be
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REV. CANTON
semblance to any one living or year."
read at midnight, Saturday, Sept.
"Educational services to the 17. The daily Minyan has been
DAVID GOLDEN
dead is purtly coincidental.
Detroit! Favorite MOO
(Maybe some of the 'readers Yeshivah's 550 stddents will in changed to 7 a.m.
TT. 6 - 9490
no
way
be
curtailed,"
Hechtman
Wedding Ceremonie:. Performed
For information, call UN.
would like to continue this liv-
M [lone by Appointment
maintained.
''However,
there
will
ing room discussion by mail.)
1-0773.
be no new expansion until the
debt is paid, and we will not add
RECEPTACLES
1 I Rag. Jacob Silv•riaa
enough classes to take care of
-
Detroit's Leading
Garbage, A•A sad 11•Iaba•i, 11•10
our waiting list—unless contri-
forted C•aerere. Tully gw•raMeed.
Surgical
butions pleasantly surprise us."
!Geed
Alibi.
The Workmen's Circle Chorus
Granite sad N•rbi• Maaaratar•
MOHEL
Largest single reduction was in
MT.RICAN
CO
SCA
ETS
7729 TWELFTH ST.
of\ 50 voices will be featured on the budget figure for teaching
al, fnes.•... Is 4-•4194
..
ANCITTA CEA CO.
TT 6-119!
the Jewish Community Council
TO 11-6609
staff, pared to $116,128 from
Resilwartli
Hour, at 11 p.m. Sunday oier
$133,000 in '48-'49.
WDET-FM.

Bnai Moshe

Shaarey Zedek

Bnai David

Final Rites Held
for Melvin Haber

Temple Israel
School to Open

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Temple Beth El

Intermarriage
Issue Scanned

Rabbis Help Ban
`Mushroom' Units

Card of Thanks

Accident Claims
Ruth Guttmann

REV. YEHODAH LOEWY

Yeshivah Cuts
Budget 20 Pct.

Rev. Patil Shulman

Beth Aaron Maps
Holy Day Worship

Circle Chorus of 50
Set for Council Hour

&mutt' Irina')

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