1 8—THE JEWI SH NEWS I Friday, August 12, 1949 Obituaries H Y M A N FELDMAN, '71, of 19400 Warrington, died July 31. Funeral services were held at the Hebrew Benevolent Society; interment. Beth Abraham Ceme- tery. Rabbis Thumim,' Goldman and Levine officiated. He is sur- vived by his wife, Rebecca; a daughter, Mrs. Rose Sorcher; sons, Solomon, Joe and Harry of Cincinnati, and two grandchil- dren. * * * HARRY PORTIN, 65, of 3769 Grand, died July 31. Funeral services were held at the Hebrew Benevolent Society. Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiated. He is sur- vived by his wife, Molly; his daughters, Rose, Mrs. Charlotte Golden, Mrs. Bele Perlove, Mrs. Sarah Keith and Mrs. Loraine Schwartz, and six grandchildren. * * * MRS. SELMA SAAL, 36, of 2242 Blaine, died July 31. Funeral services were held at the Hebrew Benevolent Society. Rabbi Lei- zer Levine officiated. She is survived by her husband, Meyer; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith; her sons Terry and Stephen, and her sister, Char- ' lotte. * * * HARRY KAPLAN, 61, of 489 Henry, died Aug. 2. Funeral ser- vices were held at the Hebrew Benevolent Society. There are no known survivors. * * * MEYER GUTTMAN, 70, of 13827 La Salle, died Aug. 4. Funeral services were held at the Hebrew Benevolent Society with interment at Independent Detroit Lodge Cemetery. Rabbi Leizer Levine officiated. He is survived by his wife, Anna, his sisters, Anna and Ida. * * * MRS. SARAH ASHMAN, 64, of 9831 McQuade, died Aug. 5. Funeral services were held at the Hebrew Benevolent Society. Rabbi Max Wohlgelernter of- ficiated. She is survived by her huSband, Morris; her sons, Ber- nard and Nathan; her daugh- ters, Mrs. Ann Weinstehl, Mrs. Betty DeCastle, Mrs. Nettie Pol- lack, Mrs. Clara Scot t, Mrs. Charlotte Gordon, Phylis Ash- man, and 13 grandchildren. * * SADIE ALTMAN, 26 1/2 Lod- wyck, Mt. Clemens, died July 31. Services were held at Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi Rosenwasser officiating. She leaves one son, Morris; three daughters, Miriam, Mrs. Lyle Webb, Mrs. Henry Reese, and four brothers, Mi- chael, Bernard, Joseph and Louis Stark. Interment, in Beth Tephilas Moses' Cemetery, Mt. Clemens. * * * ELIOT STERN, 3339 Carter, died July 31. Services were held at Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi Rosenwasser officiating. He leaves his wife, Sophie; one son, Seymour; two daughters, Gloria and Sheila; two brothers, Reu- ben of California and Sam F. of Indiana; two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Sanders and Mrs. Jack Gill. I n t e r m e n t, Machpelah Cemetery. * * * ISRAEL GOLDBERG, 3304 Tuxedo, died Aug. 2. Services were held at Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi A. M. Hershman of- ficiating. He leaves his wife, Pearl; four sons, Morris, Leo, Ted and Gary; three daughters, Evelyn, Winifred and Mrs. Na- than Sahn; four sisters, Mrs. Benjamin Lieberman, Mrs. J. Cohne, Mrs. David London, and Mrs. Jack Krass, and two broth- ers, Ruby and Herman. Inter- ment, Machpelah Cemetery. * * * ROSE SHEREFKIN, 3316 Full- erton, died Aug. 2. Services were held at Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi Levin officiating. She leaves one son, David, and three daughters, Anne, Mrs. Marvin Schneider and Mrs. Harry Levy. Interment, Machpelah Cemetery. * * * MORRIS KOSLOW, 2010 Mon- terey, died Aug. 4. Services were held at Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi Stollman and Cantor Blank officiating. He leaves his wife, Jennie; one son, Ralph, of Los Angeles; three daughters, Mrs. Harry Susman of Texas, Mrs. Joseph Tutunick and Mrs. Max of St. Louis. Interment, Machpelah Cemetery. * * * KIEVER GEDALKA, 68, of 3760 W. Buena Vista, died Aug. 6. Rabbis Rabinowitz and Stoll- man and Cantor Adler officiated at funeral services at Lewis Bros. Interment, Zamos Tamas- over Cemetery. He leaves his wife, Goldie; daughters, Mrs. Bessie Simons, Mrs. Rita Kallin and Mrs. Ruth Reistman; and two sisters, Goldie Tauber and Celia Shaffer. * * MONA SATOVSKY, 84, of 3311 Chicago Blvd., died July 31 while visiting in Los Angeles. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros.; interment, Clover Hill Park Cemetery. She is survived by three sons, David, Arnold and Louis; two daughters, Mrs. Bes- sie Goldstein and Mrs. Sadie Magids; a brother, Israel Lieber- man, and a sister, Mrs. Nathan Seitovich. * * * DR. ABRAHAM R. FELLMAN died suddenly July 21, in Bev- erly Hills, Calif. He is survived by his wife, Charlotte; a daugh- ter, Jacqueline; a brother, Aaron of Detroit; sisters, Mrs. Tibbie Rouff of Los Angeles, Mrs. Es- ther Fleishman of Miami Beach. Fla., Mrs. J. S. Strifling and Mrs. J. Kelly Kaufman of Mus- kegon, Mich. Scouts Refuse Joint Concert with Jews WARSAW, (JTA)—A children's concert in which some 1,000 boys and girls participated was nearly disrupted when a band composed of members of the Polish boy scouts refused to play for a Jew- ish children's choir. The concert, which took place at a resort town, continued after the scout leader prevailed upon his charges to play for the Jewish singers who rendered Polish and Jewish songs. Three Poles, members of an anti - Jewish, anti - government underground organization, have been arrested for descration of the Jewish cemetery of Lodz and the destruction of a number of tombstones. They will be brought to trial in October, a Security Ministry spokesman revealed. Try and Stop Me Monument Earl Podolsky, and one brother, By BENNETT CERF Unveilings A The family of the late William Ring announces the unveiling of a monument in his memory at 1 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 14, at Chesed ShelEmes Cemetery. Rel- atives and friends are invited to attend the service. * * The family of the late Joseph Stein announces the unveiling of a monument in his memory at 11 a.m., Sunday, Aug. 14, at Chesed ShelEmes Cemetery. Rab- bi Moses Fischer will officiate. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the service. * * * The family of the • late Rose Disner announces the unveiling of a monument in her memory at 12 noon • Sunday, Aug. 21, at Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak. Rabbi Harold Rosenthal will of - ficiate. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the service. HEADSTONE in a Maryland cemetery reads "Here lies Mary Rennert, wife of Thomas Rennert, marble cutter. This monument erected_ by her husband. Monuments of this style are $250." And a Maine headstone bears this inscrip- tion: "Sacred to the memory of Abner Cotton: His widow mourns but can be com- forted. Age 24 and possesses every qualification for a lov- ing wife. Apply at 4 Church Street." * * * In June, 1939, a Cleveland pigeon-fancier named Wellman entered his prize homing pigeon in a hundred-mile race. The reason this item belongs in the i?d. "current news" department is that the pig- eon, came back home in 1949. * * * * Jack Benny was lunching one day with Arthur Hornblow at Romanoff's in Beverly Hills, and described a golf match he had played that morning, stroke by stroke. Hornblow gulped down his coffee, and rose. "I'm sorry, Jack," he explained, "but I've got people waiting fcr me at the studio, so I'm afraid I can only stay for seven holes." Copyright, 1919, by Bctmett Cerf. ..Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Ask Legal Protection For Jewish Holy Places PARIS, JTA)—A demand that the Wailing Wall and the Jew- ish Holy Places in Jerusalem be given the same protection of in- ternational laws as the Christian and Moslem Holy Places was voiced here at a meeting of the General Assembly of French Rabbis. 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