18—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 21, 1949

Obituaries

Local Distributor Takes
FRIEDA BRODER of 13535 La
Reburial services for PVT. Orders for New Overseas
Salle died Jan. 11. Services were SIDNEY LEIBOVITZ, who was Passover Parcel Shipments

held at Kaufman Chapel with killed in action 'Aug. 1, 1944, in
Rabbi Morris Adler officiating. France, at the age - of 26, will be
She leaves her sons, Abraham L., held at 11 a.m. this Sunday at
Max, Samuel of Florida; two Lewis Bros. Rabbi. Morris Adler
daughters, Mrs. Geo. H. Newman will officiate, with military rites
of ,New York and. Dora of Brook- to be conducted by the Jewish
lyn; seven grandchildren, and War Veterans. Burial will be at
eight great grandchildren. Inter- Cloverhill Memorial Park. Pvt.
ment, Long Island, N, Y.
Leibovitz is 'survived by his par-
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Lei-
HARRY LEVINE of 9723 Mc- bovitz of 17553 Roselawn; a son,
Quade died Jan. 15. Services were Michael; and three sisters, Mrs.
held at Kaufman Chapel with Al Davis, Mrs. A. Migdal and
Rabbi David Bakst officiating. He Mrs. Al Roth.
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is survived by his wife, Mollie;
a son, Bernard;' two daughters,'
HARRY GETTLEMAN, 39, of
Mrs. Louis Efrusy and Mrs: Wm. 2641 Calvert, died Jan. 10. Funer-
POgatsio and five grandchildren. al services were held at Hebrew
Interment, Westwood Cemetery. Benevolent Society. Rabbi' Leizer
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Levine officiated. He is survived
LOUIS M. GOLDBERG of by his wife, Sarah; his son, Melvin
19331 „ Li_ttlefield died Jan.: 16. Charles; his daughter; Barbara
Services were held Monday at Joyce; two brothers, and' 4 sister.
.
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Kaufman Chapel, Dr. B. Bene-
JULIUS PURWIN, 59, of 2545
diet Glazer officiating. He is stir-
irived•by'his children, Harvey and Taylor, died • Jan. 12. Funeral
Mrs. Harold Golden, and his sis- services. .were held under the
ter, Mrs. Dora Mitshkun. Inter- auspices of Cong. Gemiluth
Chasodim at Hebrew BeneVolent
merit, Woodmere Cemetery.
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SocietY, with interment at Beth
JACOB SILVER of 15371 La Tefilah Cemetery. Rabbi Neu-
Salle died Jan. 13. SerVices were haus officiated. He is survived
held at Kaufman Chapel with by his wife, Erma, and his diaugh-
Rabbi Morris Adler officiating. ter, Marianne. * • * •
He is survived by his wife, Yetta;
ABRAHAM MUST, 74, of 3758
two sons, Maurice A. and Henry
Collingwood, died Jan. 16. Fu-
A.. Interment, Machpelah.
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neral services were held at Lewis
MRS. FANNIE RINDSKOFF Bros.; interment, Yiddish Folks
of. 1251 Calvert, who was born Verein Cemetery. He is survived
in Detroit 87 years ago, died Jan. by daughters, Mrs. Max Medintz
12. Funeral services were held of Los Angeles, Mrs. John Bacher
Jan. 14 at Temple Beth El. Burial, and Mrs. Albert Tachna, and sons,
Woodmere Cemetery. She was Marry, Sam of Los Angeles, Jack
active in the Sisterhood of Ten-i- and Meyer.
ple Beth El and the Red Cross.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss Max Weiss, Co-Founder
Marjorie B. Rindskoff, and two Of United Dairies, Dies
sons, Raymond E. and Herbert G.
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Max Weiss, who was one of
LEWIS YANEN, 65, of 18461. the co-founders of the United
Ohio, died Jan. 13. Funeral serv- Dairies, Inc., died of a heart at-/
ices were held at Hebrew Benevo- tack Jan. 13 at his home, 17138
lent S
_ociety. Rabbi Jacob Segal Wisconsin. He was 58.
and Cantor Adler of Windsor
After organizing United Dairies
officiated. He is survived by his about 30 years ago, he became
daughters, Mrs. Sarah Miller and its general manager in 1932 and
Mrs. Bessie Sarko, and six grand- at his death was also one of the
children.
co-owners.
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Funeral services were held
BENJAMIN JAFFE; 53, of 3274 Jan. 14 at Lewis Bros. Burial was
Lawrence, died in Miami Beach in Oakview Cemetery.
Jan. 12. Funeral services were
Mr. Weiss, who was born in
held at Hebrew Benevolent Hungary, Oct. 11, 1890, was a
Society. Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz member of Congregation Bnai
and Rabbi Morris Adler offi- Moshe and was active in the Al-
ciated. He survived by his wife, lied Jewish Campaign.
Jennie; sons, Norman, Morton;
Surviving are his wife, Julia,
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Beresh; two sons, Michael and Alfred; a
four grandchildren; one sister, daughter, Mrs. Morris Pelavin of
and one brother.
Flint, and a brother, Karl of Tor-
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onto.
MRS. MOLLIE PROHOW, 62,
of 2629 Hazelwood, died Jan. 13.
Funeral services were held at
the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Rabbi Max Wohlgelernter offi-
In cherished memory of our
cated. She is survived by her
sons, Sam, Max, Harry and beloved sister, Jeanette Weisman
who passed away Jan. 19,
Henry; her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Kay,
1944.
Robbins, and nine grandchildren. "i
You were so sweet and good,
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We long for.you so, Jeanette dear,
JACOB ISENBERG, 81, 5145 As this ends the fifth sad year."
Second, died Jan. 15. Funeral
Alice,, Alex and Pearl.
services were held at Hebrew
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Benevolent Society, with inter-
In loving memory of our son
ment at Bnai Jacob Cemetery. and brother, .Myron Rosenthal,
Rabbi Joseph Eisenman offi- missing in action the 22nd day
ciated. The survivors are: Mrs.
of -Tebet, 5705. Sadly missed by
Minnie Ratner, a daughter; three
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
grandchildren, and four great-
Rosenthal, his brothers and
grandchildren.
sisters.
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AARON HENRY FRANKEL,
53, of 2732 Elmhurst died Jan.
10. Funeral services were held
at Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiated.
He is survived by his wife, Clara,
PHILADELPHIA—The General
and his daughters, Bernice, Mari- Assembly of the CoUncil of Fed-
lynn and Louise.
erations and Welfare Funds con-
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cluded its sessions by urging
MRS. MINNIE GRALNICK, President Truman to request a
58, of 2210 W. Philadelphia, died study of the IRO so that ap-
Jan. 10. Funeral services were propriate refunds should be made
held at Hebrew Benevolent to voluntary philanthropic agen-
Society. Rabbi Max Wohlgelern- cies for basic IRO responsibil-
ter officiated. She is survived by ities. The charge was made that
her husband, Morris; sons, Sam,. IRO had failed to provide care
Frank and Hyman; daughters, for Jewish DPs.
Mrs. Sylvia Goldberg and Mrs.
Multiplicity of drives was de-
Mollie Gubkin, and 14 grand- clared harmful to the Jewish
children.
communities.
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SAM SHAPERO of Los An- Cuba Is 22nd Nation
geles, formerly of Detroit, died
Jan. 15. He is survived by his To Recognize Israel
Cuba last week became the
wife and daughter, Becky, Han-
nah Ruth, and a brother, Joe. 22nd nation to recognize the
State of Israel.
Burial was in Los Angeles.

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In Memoriam

CFWF Asks IRO
Refunds to Jews

Horoma Food Parcels Corpora-
tion is the exclusive distributor
of the Horowitz-Margareten-Ro-
keach Passover food parcel, which
contains a wide variety of the I
standard, - high-quality Passover
foods of these two well-known
firms, packed expressly f 6 r
overseas shipment.
Further information concern-
ing the Horowitz - Margareten -
Rokeach Passover Food Parcel is
obtainable from the National
Wholesale Grocers, 8938 — 12th
St., Detroit, who are now accept-'
ing orders for this overseas pack-
age. The cost is $11 to the State
of -Israel (which does not include
Israeli customs duty, port fees,
and diStribution expenses in
Israel); $12.75 to all parts- of Eu-
rope except Iran, Iraq, and Rus-
sia-L-with an ad
ditional $3. re-
quired for duty i_charges to Ro-
mania; $27.75 to Russia, which
includes Latvia, Lithuania, Esto-
nia, Bessarabia, Bukovina, and
all other parts of the USSR.
Orders should be placed with
National Wholesale Grocers as
soon as poSsible, and in any event
no later than March 1 to assure
delivery before Passover.

Maisel's Announces Sale
Of All Advertised Shoes

Maisel's Shoes, 12060 Dexter,
announces a sale of all nationally
advertised shoes for men, women
and children, due to smoke dam-
age suffered during the recent
Dexter-Monterey fire.
The merchandise was hot dam-
aged by fire or water, Mr. Maisel
pointed out.

Dr. Silver's Father
Dies in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM — Rabbi Moshe
Silver, father of Dr. Abba Hillel
Silver, chairman of the Ai-nerican
section of the Jewish Agency,
died here Jan. 12 at the age of
86.
Rabbi Silver was born in Lith-
uania and came to the United
States in 1897. In 1904 he found-
ed the first boys' Hebrew-speak-
ing Zionist club in America, _the
Dr. Herzl Zion Club, in New
York, the original unit of Young
Judaea.
In 1924, he left the United
States for Palestine, where he de-
voted himself to welfare and
charity work and Hebrew schol-
arship. In 1940 he published
"Chashukei Kesses," commenta:
ries on the Books of Genesis and
Exodus.
Leaders of Jerusalem's cultural,
civic and political life, including
Chief Rabbi Isaac Herzog, partici-
pated in the funeral.
He is survived by Dr. Abba
Hillel Silver, another son, Dr.
Maxwell Silver; two daughters,
Mrs. Rose Matlaw and Mrs.
Samuel E. Liebow; 10 grand-
children and six great-grandchil-
dren.

Jewish Center Activities

(The Jewish Community Center. 8904 Woodward,
is a Red Feather Agency.)

Tuesday, Jan. 25, and Thurs-
day, Jan. 27, have been pro-
claimed " Open House for
Women" from 7:40 to 9:30 p.m.
in the Health Education Depart-
ment of the JeWish Center. The
program will include "Slim Down
Time," Square dancing, fencing
and swimming, undEit the direc-
tion of Mrs. Claire Bielfield of the
Center staff.
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Burwell (Bumpy) Jones, City
scholastic record holder and
champion in the 200-yards' free-.
style and 150-yards' individual
medley, heads the registrants for
the State A.A.U. championship
s"iming meet to be held at the
Aaron DeRoy natatorium of the
Jewish Community Center, TueS
day, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. Manny
Ratner, Center swimming direc-
tor, announces that January 24
is the closing date for registra-
tion.
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Wednesday, Jan. 26, 7:30 p.m.,
the Jewish Center will play host
to Brewster Recreation . Center
tankers in a dual swimming
meet. Admission is free and spec-
tators are invited. Jewish Center
tankers swamped Detroit Insti-
tute of Technology natators,' 47
to 28, Jan. 12, in the Center pool.
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Tuesday evening, Feb. 1, Dex-
ter Mothers' Club will celebrate
its 22nd anniversary with a
party in the auditorium of the
Center. Mrs. Sarah Silverman is
president. Mrs. Lillian Schwartz
will be toastmistress.
The annual husbands' and
wives' party of Young Women's
Study Club will be held Sunday
evening, Jan. 30, at • the Center,
according to Pearl Miller, presi-
dent.
Thursday • evening, Feb. 10,
Davison Mothers' Club will eele-
brate its 10th anniversary at
Workmen's Circle.
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"Prince of the Ghetto" will be
reviewed by Mrs. Adele Mondry
of the Council of Pioneer
Women's Organizations for the
Select Social Club at 8:30 p.m.
Saturday at the Center.
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The monthly dance of Los
Angeles Teleove will be held
Sunday, Jan. 30, at 8:30 p.m., at
the Center.
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The sixth annual evening of
basketball in behalf of the In-

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Gratefully Acknowledge
the Receipt of

Two scholarships to the Schol-
arship Fund of the schools from
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenfeld, of
Cortland Ave.
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a contribution towards the schol-
arship fund from Mr. and Mrs.
Moses F. Lipton of Chicago Blvd.
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
J. Frank on the occasion of their
25th wedding anniversary.
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one-half scholarship from Harry
Mondry of Tyler Ave. on the oc-
casion of his 50th birthday.

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fantile Paralysis Fund is sched-'
uled for Monday, Jan. 31, when
two games will be played at the
Center.
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George Schermer, director of
the Mayor's Interracial Commit-
tee and recent appointee to Gov-
ernor Williams' Advisory Com-
mittee on Civil Rights, will speak
on "Intercultural Living" for.. the
Play School Parents' Association
of the 12th. Street Council Center
at 8:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 31.
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Teen Club Couneil of the Cen-
ter announces the third annual
Purim Play COntest and Festi-
val will be held March 1. The
social 'committee of Teen Club
Council is
"Sta g a nd
Drag" dance for Saturday, Feb.
'12. " , • .
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Original.. entries by young
Jewish artists for the first an-
nual exhibition from Feb. 13 to
Feb. 20 must be in the Jewish
Center by • Feb. 1: Varnishing
Day will be from 2 to 4 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 13, and the formal
opening to the public will be that
evening at 8 p.m.
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Haskell Lazere, regional di-
rector of the Anti-Defamation
,League of Bnai B,rith, will give
an illustrated talk for the Wed-
nesday Evening DiscuSsion Group
of the JeWish Cornmunty Center,
Jan. 26, at '8 p.m., in the Gins-
burg Lounge. Mr. Lazere's ad-
dress, "Conflicts in Democracy,"
will be accompanied by the filin,
"Impact for Democracy."

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