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I8 — THE JEWISH NEWS

Obituaries

Friday, December 31, 1948

Albert K. Epstein
Dies in Tel Aviv

LOUIS A. SOLOMON, 78, of
New Orleans, La., died Dec. 20.
A former Detroiter, he was one
of the founders of the Broadway
Market. He is survived by his
wife. Adeline; a daughter, Mrs.
Sally Held; a son, Mark; broth-
ers. Max and Jacob; a sister, Mrs.
Jeanette Golden; six grandchild-
ren. and two great-grandchild-
ren.
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Reburial services for LT. GER-
ALD C. SIMONS will be held
Sunday. Jan. 2, at Lewis Bros..
under the auspices of the Julius
Rosenwald Post, American Leg-
ion Burial will be at Machpelah
Cemetery. He his survived by
his parents.

Services for CPL. WILLIAM G.
SAMPSON, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Sampson of
11818 14th, who
was killed in ac-
tion Dec. 23, 1944
at the age of 20,
will be held at
11 a.m. this Sun-
day a t Lewis
Bros. Rabbi
Joshua Sperka,
Cantor Hyman
Sampson Adler, Julius
Cpl.
Rosenwald Post
of the American Legion and Boy
Scout Troop 135 will officiate.
Burial will be at Machpelah Cem-
etery. Cpl. Sampson was a grad-
uate of Central High School and
Kadimah Hebrew School. He was
attached to the 9th Air Force and
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ROSE COHN, 39, of 3375 Col- was shot down over Germany on
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his eighth
mission.
lingwood. died Dec. 19. Rabbi
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Benjamin Groner officiated at
LATE ALBERT K. EPSTEIN
MRS. MARY KAPLAN, 60,
funeral services at Lewis Bros.
Albert K. Epstein of Chicago,
But ial was in Windsor. She is died at her home. 3769 Tux-
survived by her husband, David, edo. Services were held at He- president .of the American Pales-
and brothers and sisters. David, brew Benevolent Society; inter- tine Trading C o r p o r a t ion
Sodsley, Morris. Sue and ment, Beth Tikvah cemetery. (AMPAL), died in Tel Aviv Dec.
Rabbis Levin and Gordon offi- 22 of a heart attack. He had left
Fay Wald.
ciated. She is survived by her . for Israel two weeks ago together
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- Reburial services for LT. DAN- husband, Pinchos; sons, Isadore, with Abraham Dickenstein,
Samuel, Jack and Harry; a AMPAL's executive director.
IEL GINSBURG, son of Mr and
Mr. Epstein was well known in
Mrs. Morris Ginsburg. will be daughter, Mrs. Sophie Schwartz,
, Detroit, having addressed several
held at 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 2. at and seven grandchildren.
gatherings here in behalf of
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Lewis Bros. Burial will be at
A AMPAL. He was a prominent
MRS. SARAH GORDON, 81, of
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler will officiate, with mil- 17723 Brush, died Dec. 25. Se•v- I figure at conventions of the Zion-
ist Organization of America at
itary rites conducted by the Jew- ices were held at Hebrew Benev-
ish War Veterans. An active olent Society. Rabbi Segal and which, in recent years, he spoke
leader in Jewish youth circles, he Cantor Slavensky officiated. She in opposition to the present ad-
ministration.
was killed in action March 8, is survived by her husband,
A noted chemist, he became fa-
194i. at Iwo Jima. In addition Meyer; sons, Harry, Max, Jacob, I
mous for a formula perfecting
t,, his pal ents, he is survived by Isadore. Joe, Abe and Eddie;
mayonnaise. He was the author
a brother. Dr. Benson Ginsburg. daughters. Mrs. Edith Ersher and
of Chicago.
I Mrs. Esther Kantor; 17 grand of a monograph on Dr. Chaim
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children, and one great grand- Weizrnann which was reviewed
in The Jewish News several
JOSEPH BROOKENTHAL, 44, ;
months ago.
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for mei Iv of Detroit. died Dec. 20
Epstein was buried in the Old
in Toledo. He is survived by his
SOLOMON L. POSALSKY, 86.
Cemetery in Tel Aviv. President
wife, Julia: sons, Albert and - Jer- of 2227 Hazelwood, died Dec. 26.
Weizinann, Communications Min-
ry. and ,daughter, Faye, of To- ; Funeral services were held at
ledo: his father, Herman Brooken- ; Hebrew Benevolent Society: in- ister David Remez, chairman of
d and brothers and sisters e
rment, Machpelah cemetery. the State Council Joseph Sprin-
tie,
Charles, Jack, George, Alfred: t Rabbi Rein officiated. He is sur- zak and numerous other digni-
Leo, Pauline Hammerstein. Doris vived by his sons, Jacob, Joseph, taries attended the funeral serv-
Blumenthal, Esther Roth. Eva Marvin, Frank: daughters, Mrs. ices. Dr. Israel Goldstein, treas-
of the Jewish Agency,
of man and Frances Miller, all Rose Genes, Mrs. Anna Gorden- urer
of Detroit.
ker; nine grandchildren, and three delivered the euology.
great grandchildren.
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Services for Pfc. Israel Aron-
Philip Jaffe, Arlazaroff
HERMAN BAUM, 1644 Taylor, Secretary, Dies, Aged 63
ovitz. who was killed in ac-
tion CITY — Saipan June 5, 1944, died Dec. 24. Services were held
r :, ---- --- at the age of 24, at Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi
Philip Jaffe, prominent labor
.„,
. will be held at L. Goldman officiating. He leaves Zionist leader, for the past eight
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11 a.m. Sunday, his wife, Mary; two sons, Martin years secretary of Arlazaroff
t,.,
Jan. 2, at He- and Barry; a daughter, Ruth; his branch of Jewish National Work-
----:
brew Benevolent mother, Mrs. Bessie Baum, N.Y.; ers Alliance, died Dec. 25 at the
two brothers, Louis and Hyman
Society
of 63. His late residence was
si Rabbi Isaac of N.Y.; two, sisters, Freda of age
at 3266 Leslie.
Mr. Becky Bart of
Stollman will of- N. Y., and Mrs.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman and lead-
Pa. Interment. Machpelah Ceme-
elate, with mill- tery.
ers in the Labor Zionist Organi-
tary rites con-
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zation eulogized the deceased at
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ducted by the i ABEL (ABNER) RACOW. 3245 funeral services Sunday at the
sif
Jewish War Vet- Chicago Blvd., died Dec. 26. Chesed shel Ernes.
Pfc. Aronovitz eran&
His survivors are his wife. Dora,
Burial, Services were held at Kaufman
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Hebrew
Memorial Park. ' Chapel, with Rabbi Rosenwasser three sons. Joseph. Reuben and
will b
A r;1 actuate of Detroit public officiating. He leaves his wife, Benjamin; a daughter, Sally; five
s•hool-. Pfc. Aronovitz also at- Dina; two daughters, Ann Ruth
and two brothers,
tended the U n i t e d Hebrew and Mrs. Nat Markovy; three I Samue
l
and Reuben.
Schools. lie enlisted in the Mar- brothers of New Haven, Conn.,
int. Corps in June, 1942. He was Barney, Jack, and Herman: two Brave Ice to Reach Austria
awarded the Silver Star.
VIENNA (JTA) — After mak-
sisters of New Haven, Mrs. Anna
He is survived by his mother, Persoff and Mrs. Kate Eldrich. ing their way through snow-
Sarah: brothers, Harry and Mor- Interment, Machpelah Cemetery. covered fields and frozen rivers,
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las, sisters, Mrs. Rose Kohen, Mrs.
a group of about 50 Hungarian
Esther Brotsky, Mrs. Marian Bar-
DAVID PINSKER, 75. of 2299 Jews reached the Austrian fron-
has and Dorothy.
Highland, died Dec. 14. He is tier. Some of them crossed into
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survived by four daughters, the British zone while others
Mesdames Lillian Cohen, Mary proceeded to Vienna.
Gutterman, Annie Komisar and
Israeli Detains British Jew
Bessie Hassal, and 11 grand-
children.
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Dr. Mark
Henry Jacobus, a British Jew
who came to this country in
Technion ff ill Honor
August to lecture at the Hebrew
Freudenthal Jan. 15
University, has been prevented
by the government from leaving
Prof. Alfred M. Freudenthal, the country. Israeli authorities
world famed structural engineer, said that "we had good grounds
9419 DEXTER AT EDISON
will be honored here on Jan. 15, for detaining Jacobus."
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at the annual dinner of the De-
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troit Chapter of the American
Technion Society which supports
the Haifa (Israel) Institute of
Technology. The dinner will be
of Jewish National
held at the Rackham Bldg. Gifts
Workers Alliance
MONUMENTS
of $100 per couple are being
solicited for this dinner, reserva-
Extends heartfelt sympathies
tions for which are being taken
to the survivors of
by Philip Neusholtz, secretary,
2346 National Bank Bldg.
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its loyal secretary for
WOLF WROTSLAVSKY

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IRA KAUFMAN'

Arlazaroff Branch

PHILIP JAFFE

eight years.

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We mourn the passing of a
loyal worker in the cause of
Israel's upbuilding. Blessed be
his memory.

Try and Stop Me

By BENNETT CERF

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EARING a man complain of his worries, Chess Cham•

pion Herbert Wise assured him, "Come with me and
consult my friend Kadison. He'll work wonders for you."
They visited Kadison, who
obligingly said to the
(z OWE A///VETY
friend, "Now let's analyze
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your worries one by one."
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"First." said the man. "I owe
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two hundred dollars for my
daughter's wedding. Second, I
owe ninety dollars to my tailor.
Third, the electric light bill is
overdue. That's eighteen dollars
more. And fourth, I'm over-
drawn by three hundred dollars
at the bank already."
Kadison did a little mental
calculating and said cheerfully,
"That adds up to just six hun-

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dred and eight dollars. Forget

all the details, think of that,

and you'll have one worry left."
"What did I tell you?" said Wise. 'That fellow Kadlson's a

genius!"

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A recent dispatch from Aberdeen, Scotland, advises us that Sir
Harry Lauder has purchased a dachshund—so that the entire family
can pet it at the same time.

TALLULAH BANKHEAD, back from a long tour in
"Private Lives," says that reports of the death of show
business on the road have been greatly exaggerated. "People

are hungry for good plays,"
avers Tallulah. "It's the
stars who are killing the
theatre. They get train
tick—or they can't leave
their psychoanalyst — or
they have a radio program
three times a week : any
excuse to avoid a season of
one-night stands.

"I don't mind touring. It's
true I sat up until five one
morning in a Wisconsin cross-
road station because of a missed
connection—but shucks, I've
stayed up later than that in
New York, for less reason--and
felt worse in the morning!"

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"The trouble with our school system today." explains Commis-
stoner William Brish, "is that the teachers are afraid of the prin-
cipals, the principals are afraid of the superintendent, he is afraid
of the Board of Education, the Board is afraid of the parents, the
parents are afraid of the children, and the children are afraid 01

nobody."

UEEN

Q the Netherlands after flfty years of rule, ascended
the throne at the age of ten_ Observing the throng who

WILHELMINA, who laid aside her crown in

turned out to watch her
coronation in 1898, the
youthful Wilhelmina asked
her mother, the Regent,
"Mama, do all these thou-
sands of people belong to
me?" "No, my daughter,"
replied her mother, "It is
you who belong to all these
thousands of people."

CaCHNDK -
AITHE
PAPER

Queen WilheImina never for-
got this episode. That is ene

reason why she was the best-
loved monarch of her time.
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Two old men sat in the sun t 2 G

in a very poor section of

Chi-

"Such news in the paper." complained one__
- War scares,
inflation, strikes, murders! It's enough to make a man wish he'd

cago.

never been born."
"That's right," agreed the other. "But who has such luck? Not
one in a hundred thousand."

Copyright. 1948, by Bennett Cert. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

Israel Will Not Confiscate Abandoned Arab Lands

NEW YORK (JTA) — "The
Government of Israel will not
confiscate any of
the lands
abandoned by the Arabs who
fled from Palestine during the
Israeli-Arab war," Judge Morris
Rothenberg, president of the
Jewish National Fund of Amer-
ica, declared at a testimonial

dinner for Solomon Z. Kerstein,
tendered by the United Galician

Jews of America.

"All land areas required for
the resettlement . of Jewish refu-
gees from Europe will be equit-
ably acquired by the Jewish
National Fund," Judge Rothen-
berg emphasized.

-Friends and Relatives and Co-Workers
in the Zionist movement are invited to
attend the reburial service of

SECOND LIEUTENANT
DANIEL GINSBURG

Sunday, January 2, 1949, at 1 p. m.
at Lewis Brothers

Rabbi Morris Adler and Dal lid Breslau of the

Notional Labor Zionist Office will officiate.

Ginsburg-Rosenberg Post of Jewish War Veterans
will participate in the service.