Histadrut Workers to Study Foreign
Methods; Plan Production Expansion

1 8—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, February 24, 1951

Obituaries

JENNIE LEVIN SHORE, 9600 services were held at Hebrew
Dexter, died Feb. 13. Services Benevolent society. Rabbi Leo
were held at Kaufman Chapel Goldman officiated. He is sur-
with Rabbi Benjamin Gorelick vived by his wife, Sarah; sons,
and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar of- Hyman, George, Harry and
ficiating. Survived by her chil- Morton; daughters, Mrs. Fannie
dren, Maurice, Mrs. Benj. Imber, Marcus, Minnie Freeman and
Mrs. David Garfield and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Prentiss; 13 grand-
and eight great-grand-
Acheson Sees No Peril Sarah Caplan. Interment, cildren,
children.
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
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In Arms Aid to Arabs
JACOB HOFFMAN, 64, of 3723
PEARL MEHLER, 2575 Rich-
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Presi- ton, died Feb. 15. Services were Monterey, died Feb. 14. Funeral
dent Truman said he has re- held at Kaufman Chapel with services were held at Hebrew
Society. Interment,
ferred to the State Department Rabbi G. Frankel officiating. Benevolent
Survived by her hUsband, Mor- Cemetery of Turover Aid Society.
the matter of the joint protest ris; two daughters, Mrs. Gerald He is survived by his wife, Leah;
on British arms shipments to Smith and Mrs. Bernard Ash- sons, Louis, Max and Harry;
the 'Arab states submitted to mann; two sisters, Mrs. Saraquse five grandchildren; one brother,
him by the American Federation and Mrs. Joseph Mehler; broth- and one sister. Rabbi Leo Gold-
of Labor and the CIO.
ers, Albert and Carl Goldfeder. man officiated. • •
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Secretary of State Acheson said Interment, Beth Moses Ceme-
he reiterated the same senti- tery.
MRS. ETTA AlftND, 78, of
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ments contained in his letter to
3716 Longfellow, died Feb. 17.
Rep. Jacob K. Javits that he feels
DOROTHY ERENTHAL, 3726 Funeral services were held at
it is desirable for the Arabs to Boston, died Feb. 16. Services Hebrew Benevolent Society with
receive arms shipments and were held at Kaufman Chapel interment at the Cemetery of
does not believe there is serious with tabbi Joshua Sperka and Cong. Beth Abraham. Rabbis
danger of renewed hostilities in- Cantor Hyman Adler officiating. Thumin and Halpern officiated.
volving Israel.
Survived by her husband, Sam; She is survived by her sons,
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, son, Sheldon; daLighter, Mrs. Jacob, David and Abraham; her
Chief of Naval Operations, told Walter Silver; brother, Sam Le- daughter, Mrs. Rose Glasser;
the House Foreign Affairs Com- ber; sisters, Mrs. Sarah Orech- four grandchildren, and by her
mittee that the ability of Near kin Mrs. Sophie Bigman, Mrs. brothers, Rabbi Aaron Leib Ki-
Kinitzer.
Eastern states to maintain Ida Rosenberg, Mrs. Mildred nitzer and Sam
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governments friendly" to the U.S. Newman. Interment, Bnai David
JOE
tektIEDMAN,
61, of 3764
"is of great strategic importance." Cemetery.
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Clements, died Feb. 18. Funeral
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BENJAMIN AVRUSHIN, 2690 services were held at the Hebrew
Webb, died Feb. 15. Services were Benevolent Society, interment,
held at Kaufman Chapel with Cemetery of Radomer Aid So-
Rabbi L. Goldman and Cantor ciety. He is survived by his wife,
Robert Tulman officiating. He Rebecca Rachel; son, Morris,
Sarah Friedman.
leaves his wife, Ida; daughters, and daughter,
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Topics of major interest to will lead community singing. 'Mrs.
Edward Fineman, Mrs. Irv-
The
musicale
will
take
place
at
ISSIDOR
BECKMAN,
60, for-
American V,eform Jewish lay-
men will be discussed at the 13th the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al- ing Weiss, Mrs. Seymour mer Bay City resident, died-sud-
Schwartz and Mrs. Jack Gor- denly in Winano, Minn. He had
biennial convention of the NA- bert J. Silber, 18655 Birchcrest.
back. Interment, Beth Tefilo resided in Winano for 33 years.
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TIONAL FEDERATION 0 F
He leaves his wife, Marrie; son,
TEMPLE BROTHERHOODS at
Intensive advertising and sales Emmanuel Cemetery.
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Norman; brothers, Jacob of Bay
Dallas, Texas, Februaray 26 to promotion campaign for 1950
JOSEPH TARNOPOL, 9033 City, Louis of Minneapolis; sis-
28. Speakers will include Irvin will be launched soon by the
M. Shlenker, president of the ALTES BREWING CO. to focus Dexter, died Feb. 17. Services ters, Mrs. Ben Wiel of Bay City,
Houston Jewish Community public attention on "brisk" Altes were held at Kaufman Chapel Mrs. B. I. Rosenberg of Saginaw,
Council; Dr. Umphrey Lee, pres- beer, Howard H. Colby, president with Rabbi Joshua Sperka and Mrs. L. G. Samuelson of College
Cantor Hyman Adler officiating.
ident of South-
of the brewery, announced. The He leaves his wife, Anna; sons, Corner, 0.
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e r n Methodist
Altes Co. recently completed an Sam and Charles; daughter, Mrs.
ALEX CURTIS, 48, of 2740
Univesrity, who
expansion program to provide Owen Winn. Interment, Oak-
Fullerton, died Feb. 20. A native
will discuss the
for facilities to brew 1,000,000 view Cemetery.
Detroiter, he was in the mer-
Jewish Chautau-.
barrels of beer a year in its De-
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chandise distributing business,
qua Society, NF-
troit plant. Altes markets its
ESTHER PINCUS, 8624 Hamar
TB's major na-i,
product in Michigan, Ohio, Court, died Feb. 18. Services a member of Keiden Lodge of
Bnai Brith and past president
tional educ a-
Pennsylvania, and California.
were held at Kaufman Chapel of the Michigan Miniature Bowl-
tional project
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with Rabbi Joseph Thumin and ing Assoc. Services were held at
and Barnet Lie-
A group of members of CONG. Rabbi Israel Halpern officiating. Kaufman Chapel. Rabbi Harold
berman, Phila-
BETH MOSES contributed close She leaves her- husband, Benja- Rosenthal officiated. Survived
delphia, pr es i-
to $300 for the land-redemption min; daughter, Mrs. Irving by his wife, Shirley; brothers,
dent of the Na- Lieberman
work of the Jewish National
tional Federation of Jewish Fund at a Hamisha Asar Siegel; brothers, David and Louis, Albert, 'Samuel, David and
Men's Clubs, representing' the b'Shevat party arranged at the Harry Metz. Interment, Beth Charles. Interment, Machpelah.
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Conservative Temple Brother- synagogue Feb. 5 by the congre- Abraham Cemetery.
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CHARLES
PARZEN, 73, of
hoods.
gation's president Emil Kahan.
HARRY COHEN, 64, of 18944 3225 Calvert, a member of Cong.
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Roselawn, died Feb. 18 at Uni- Shaarey Zedek and Detroit
SHERMAN FAMILY CLUB
"Professor Mamlock" • will be versity Hospital, Ann Arbor. He resident for 43 years, died Feb.
meets at the home of Mr. and the
feature film shown at the was a native Detroiter. Services 12. Services were held at Lewis
Mrs. Meyer Levens, 2605 \ Elm- GOLDEN
AGE FILM SERIES were held at Lewis Bras., with Bros. Dr. A. M. Hershman,
urst at 8:30 p.m. Sunday,
Sunday,
Feb.
26, at 8 p.m., at Rabbi Jacob Segal officiating. Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick and
March 5. The newly elected
the Twelfth St. Council Center. Survived by wife, Clara; daugh- Cantor Jacob Sonenklat offici-
officers will preside.
This picture, filmed in Russia in ter, Mrs. Harry Simon; brother, ated. Survived by his wife, Mol-
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1938, is a drama about a famous Abe; sister, Anna Kane. Inter- lie; sons, Rabbi Herbert Parzen
"Down the Mighty Colorado Jewish surgeon who suffers and ment, Machpelah Cemetery.
of Jersey City, .Lewis and
River," a color motion picture learns the true meaning of Fas-
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George C.; daughter, Mrs. Aaron
version of a trip from the gla- cist hatred and the fight for free-
JOSEPH KANE, 63, of "20475
cial source of the Colorado in dom. Dialogue is in Russian with Freeland, died Feb. 13 in Miami Friedman. Interment, Clover
Hill Park Cemetery.
the Rockies, 1,400 miles south- English sub-titles.
Beach. Services were held at
ward to its outlet in the Gulf
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Lewis Bros., Rabbi Benjamin
of California, w ill be the
The FANNY GORDON FAM- Gorrelick and Cantor Jacob So- Lehman Sister-in-Law
WORLD ADVENTURE SERIES ILY CLUB, will hold its third nenklar officiating. Survived by
public lecture subject at 3:30 annual donor dinner, Wednes- wife, Anna; daughters, Mrs. Succumbs. in N.Y. at 70
'p.m. Sunday, Feb. 26, at the De- day, March 8, at Lachar's. Tick- Shirley Kurshman, Mrs. Rosline
NEW YORK—Mrs. Sissie Straus
troit Institute of Arts. Ray Eg- ets can be obtained by calling Bershas; son, Irving) Kane. In-
gerstad, Chicago adventurer, Mrs. Ida Ehrlich, UN. 4-7509, or terment, Clover Hill Park Ceme- Lehman, 70, widow of Chief
Judge Irving Lehman of the New
will appear in person with his Mrs. Minnie Tucker, UN. 4-5949. tery.
York State Court of Appeals,
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pictures.
died at her home here, Feb. 17.
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At 8:30 p.m., Feb. 28, the YPC
ISADORE NOVLOTZKY, 72, of
She was the only daughter of
The anniversary party of of the Northwest CorM. will have 2745 Monterey, died Feb. 14. Fu- Nathan
Straus and his wife, Mrs.
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAPTER a sweater party. There will be neral services were held at Lina Gutherz
Straus, whose phil-
AND LODGE was held at Bel- dancing and refreshments. For Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Aire Tuesday, Feb. 21, with information call Dorothy Beit- Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiated. anthropic work she carried on
after their death, She married
Jackie Kannon featured in a re- man, TO. 7-2341 or Hal Shapiro, He is survived by his daughters, the
brother of Senator Herbert
turn engagement. Highlight of UN. 3-5571.
Mrs. Pauline Kaufman, Mrs. H. Lehman in 1901, after grad-
the evening was the lighting of
Rachel Winograd; three grand- uating from Barnard College.
the anniversary cake by former
A meeting to highlight the children, one brother, two sisters.
A leader in Democratic party
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and active presidents. Max So- holiday season for the PARK-
activities and Jewish club work,
sin was chairman of the evening. SIDE PTO will take place at the
SOL ROSNOS, 67, of 18020
Lodge will meet at 8:30. p.m. Parkside Hebrew School, 15705 Sussex , died Feb. 18. • Services she retired from public life
Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the Rose Parkside at 8 p.m. Wednesday, were held at Lewis Bros. Rabbi shortly after the death of her
Sittig Cohen Bldg., to discuss March 1. Michael Michlin, prin- Benjamin Gorrelick officiated. husband in 1945.
Surviving Mrs. Lehman are
special amendments to the con- cipal of Northwest United He- Survived by wife, Fanny; son,
stitution. Members are urged to brew School, will give a Purim Hyman: daughter, Mildred. In- two brothers, Nathan Straus,
former administrator of the U.S.
attend.
reading. A radio script by the ment, Workmen's Circle Ceme- Housing authority, and Hugh
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Elwin group of Senior Judaeans tery.
Grant Straus.
The AMBAS SADORS OF will be presdtted.
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SONG, one, of the finest sing-
BENJAMIN WEIDER, 64, of
ing groups in the entertainment
CLUB EHEM. SHANGHAIER 2136 Oakman Blvd., died Feb. 16.
field, will close the current De- will present its first anniversary Services were held at Lewis Bros.
troit Town Hall series at 11 a.m. dance at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Rabbi Joshua Sperka officiated.
Wednesday in the Fisher The- Feb. 24, at the Workmen's Civic Survived by wife, Fannie; sons,
ater.
Center. Rosenow Bros. orches- Morris, Sam; daughters, Mrs.
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tra will be featured, with en- Leon Friedman, Mrs. Harry War-
Florence Weintraub, mezzo- tertainment by • imporsonation shaw, Mrs. Joseph Melton, Mrs.
soprano, and Jack Weiner, vio- artist Hy Pritz. Tickets are Paul Amber and Lillian. Inter-
linist, will be soloists at the next available at the club office, 2007 ment, Workmen's Circle Ceme
HASHOF AR home musicale Gladstone, TY. 4-6376; Nellie's, tery.
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Sunday evening, Feb. 26. use Shop, 10201 Dexter; Spitzer
Schild and Aliza Stulman will Grocery, 8912 12th St., or at the
LOUIS FREEMAN, 75, of 1563
be accompanists. Henry J. Blank door.
Highland, died Feb. 12. Funeral

TEL AVIV--(JTA)—A decision
to send 50 workers overseas to
study methods of work, factory
administration and organization
in various trades was adopted
by. Histadrut, Israel - Federation
of Labor. On their return, they
will apply experience gained
abroad by serving as instructors
at various plants.
The trade union department
of. Histadrut is setting up pro-
duction committees in all in-
dustrial enterprises throughout
the country. These committees,
made up of workers and em-
ployers, will study all matters
affecting methods of prOduc-
ton, organization and distribu-
tion of labor in the plants.
The projects of the labor fed-
eration are being expanded and
increased to meet the needs of Is-
rael's growing population and the
rapid development of the coun-
try. "Hamashbir Hamerkazi,"
the Wholesale Cooperative So-
ciety of the Histadrut, compris-
ing 536 consumer cooperatives
in addition to the agricultural
collective settelments, has am-
bitious plans for increasing
services and local production, it
was revealed. here.
Plans include establishment
of a sugar factory, a large bake-
ry in Tel" Aviv, a biscuit and

macaroni factory, textile and
shoe plants and other industrial
enterprises. Hamashbir's turn-
over for the past year was about
$45,000,000 as compared with
$20,000,000 the previous year.

News Brevities

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Lurie, Zuckerman
Charge .U.S. Jewry
Failing Hechalutz

NEW YORK—Zvi Lurie and Ba-
ruch Zuckerman, Jewish Agency
executive members, assailed
American Zionism for inade-
quate support of American
youth planning to pioneer in Is-
rael at a press conference pre-
ceeding the opening of the Na-
tional Convention of Hechalutz
here attended by 800 delegates.
Zuckerman said that Hecha-
lutz, the pioneer movement, was
"the soul of Zionism in Ameri-
ca." He warned that unless
Zionist bodies gave Hechalutz
greater support, the Zionist
movement in America might col-

lapse.

Moral Obligations
Lurie also pointed to the debit
side of American Jewry's activi-
ties, charging it has fallen short
of its moral obligations to - pro-
vide manpower for Israel's re-
construction.
A report on Hechalutz activi-
ties was presented by Yehuda
Messinger, executive secretary
of Hechalutz. He disclosed the
organization has trained almost
1,000 American youths of which
800 went to Israel during the
past two years.

8 Training Farms

Eight training farms, with a
capacity enrollment of 250
trainees, are in operation in the
U. S. A backlog of 300 applicants
are awaiting training. More than
100 are awaiting transportation
to Israel.
Messinger pointed out that
Hechalutz does not "urge a mass
Chalutz movement from the
United States." But it does con-
sider American chalutziut of
value in strengthening Democ-
racy in Israel.

Goldman Issues Call

Dr. Nahum Goldman, chair-
man of the American' section of
the Jewish Agency, declared at
the concluding session of the
conference "An increasing num-
ber of American Jewish youths,
driven not by intolerance, but
by a desire to live full Jewish
lives and to help build a new
civilization, must be encouraged
and trained to settle in Israel."
Asserting that this is the pri-
mary task for ZioniSm, Dr.
Goldman added that it will, in
the long run, represent Ameri-
can Jewry's major contribution
to Israel's future.

In Memoriam

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In memory of our dearly be-
loved mother, Mrs. Pauline
Marks who passed away Feb. 19,
1948. Sadly missed by her chil-
dren and grandchildren.

BERNARD MENINSKY DIES

LONDON, (JTA) —Bernard
Meninsky, outstanding Jewish
painter whose works are on ex-
hibit in the Dublin Municipal
Art Gallery and in the Imperial
War Museum, died here at the
age of 69.

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