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Obituaries

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 5, 1950

Monument
Unveilings

Hundreds Pay Tribute

British Deny
Attempt to Block
Arms for Israel

MRS. ESTHER FINKELSTEIN,
DAVID CITRIN, 33, of 17514
59, of 1927 Pingree, died April 24. Kentucky, died April 26. Funeral To Late Isaac Selesny
Rabbi Isaac Stollman and Rev. services were held at Hebrew
JTA Teletype Wire
H. Schulsinger officiated at serv- Benevolent Society. Rabbi Jo-
Several hundred men and
to The Jewish News
ices at Kaufman Chapel. Burial, seph Rabinovitz officiated. He is women who were his friends
The family a the late Sam-
Beth Tefilo Cemetery. She is sur- survived by his wife, Betty; his and co-workers in numerous uel N. Heyman announces the
A JTA teletype wire from Lon-
vived by her Misbanct, William; father, Morris; a daughter, Mol- community causes paid final unveiling of a monument in his
three daughters, Sadie, Lillian lie; a sister, Lillian Gerber, and tribute Monday, at funeral serv- memory at 1 p.m. Sunday, May don received by The Jewish -News
and Mrs. Paul Naktin; two his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ices at the Hebrew Benevolent 7, at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi late Tuesday denied that British
grandchildren; three brothers, Barney Citrin. A noted attorney, Society, to Aizik (Sinai Reuven) Morris Adler and Cantor Ja- Foreign Office sources had in-
Sam, Isidore and Benjamin Co- he was a graduate of the Wayne Selesny of 3265 W. Buena Vista cob Sonenkiar will officiate. tervened to prevent delivery of
arms to Israel, as was
hen; two sisters, Mrs. Sam Berin University, class of 1939.
who died suddenly Sunday night. Friends and relatives are invited American
charged Monday in a. statement
and Mr's. Ray Bernstein, of Los
Active in congregations, the to attend the service.
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in Tel Aviv attributed to "sources
Angeles.
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BERTHA GAER, 56, of 1717 Jewish National Fund,. Mizrachi,
close to the Israel Foreign Min-
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The
family
of
the
late
Dr.
the
Yeshivoth
and
other
move-
HERMAN PA—L LEVINE, 2631 19th St., died April 29. Services ments, Mr. Selesny was among Morey D. Miro announces the istry."
The British Foreign Office
Grand, died April 24. Services were held at Hebrew Benevolent the most revered of orthodox unveiling of a monument in his
were held at Kaufman Chapel, Society. She is survived by her leaders here. He was Baal Shach- memory at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, spokesman reiterated Britain's
husband,
Alex.
with Rabbi Lehrman officiating.
ris and Baal T ekioh at Congre- May 7, at Machpelah Cemetery. refusal to sell arms to Israel
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He is survived by his wife, Lil-
gation
Shaarey Zeolek during Rabbi Morris Adler will offici- clue to her treaty obligations to
MRS. LENA KRAINEN, 55, of the Holy
Arab states and because the
-lian; two sons, Allen and Rich-
Days. An engraver by ate. Friends and relatives are in- the
supply of British arms is limited.
ard; two brothers, Oscar and 1730 Gladstone, died April 28. trade, he devoted all of his spare vited to attend the service.
The Tel Aviv statement gave
Harry, both of Toronto, and Funeral services were held at time to efforts for Israel's up-
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three sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Bas- Hebrew Benevolent Society. building and to educational
The family of the late Louis detailed information of British
kin of Toronto, Mrs. Fannie Co- Rabbi Leo Goldman officiated. movements.
Novitz announces the unveiling arms deliveries to Lebanon and
hen of Denver, and Mrs. Rebec- She is survived by her husband,
of. a monument to his memory the building up of the Lebanese
He
was
active
in
Kvutzah
Iv-
ca Sniderman. Interment, Work- Jacob; sons, Jacob, Zack, Man- rith and was among the strong at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 7 at Mac- air force, although there are
men's Circle, Independent De- eu, Ben; daughter, Sarah Score supporters of Young Israel.
phelah Cemetery. Rabbi Isaac no British treaty obligations
of Boston; three grandchildren;
troit Lodge Cemetery.
Pa,neth will officiate. Friends with Lebanon. "If the quan-
Thirty-five
years
ago",
Mr.
two brothers, and one sister.
tities of arms deliyered are not
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Selesny settled in Palestine, and and relatives are invited to at- impressive in London and Wash-
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BERTHA KAUFMAN, 3290
was one of the builders and de- tend the service. * 5
ington," the statement in Tel
PAUL LAVEN, 43, a writer for fenders of the Ekron colony. He
Rochester, died April 25. Serv-
The fa milt' of the late Nathan Aviv said, "they are neverthe-
the
Bob
Hope
radio
show
and
ices were held at Kaufman
developed plantations there and M. Forb
es announces the un- less enough to upset the balance
Chapel, with Rabbis Morris Ad- former Cleveland newspaper re- lived more than 20 years in that Yelling of a monument in his of power in a region composed
porter,
died
in
Los
Angeles.
ler, Joseph Thurnin and Israel
colony where he was married to memory at' 1 p.m. Sunday, May of small countries."
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Halpern officiating. She leaves
Leah Mahler. He was one of the 14, at Machpelah Cemetery.
The statement added: "Israel
EVELYN GOLDBERG, 35, a colony's defenders during the Rabbi Morris Adler will offici-
her sons, Harry Kaufman of
could not overlook the speedy
native
Detroiter,
died
May
1.
New York, Kelly of Muskegon,
Arab attacks in 1936-38.
ate. Friends and relatives are rearmament of her neighbors by
Louis, Ira and Norman; two Services were held at Kaufman
On Sunday Mr. Selesny was in invited to attend the service.
a power professing to be en-
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daughters, Mrs. Walter J. Mayer Chapel, interment, Macpelah. good spirit when he joined in
couraging peace and stability in
and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal; 19 Survived by her mother, Mrs. Is- the celebration of Israel's second
The fa milt' of the late Harry the Middle East."
grandchildren, and 18 great- rael Goldberg.
anniversary with his family. His Yarrows announces the unveil-
The British spokesman as-
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grandchildren. Interment, Beth
death occurred several hours ing of a monument in his mem- serted that the figures given in
ANNA
DORFMAN,
66,
of
3005
Abraham Cemetery.
after he returned home from ory at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 7, at the Israel statement were gross-
Hazelwood, died April 30. Serv- the State Fair Grounds.
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Clover Hill Memorial Park. ly - exaggerated and said that no
ices were held at Lewis Bros., in-
Tributes 'to his memory were Friends and relatives are in- armaments or planes were sup-
ESTHER FINKELSTEIN, 1927 terment, Workmen's Circle Cem-
plied to Lebanon or Syria, from
Pingree, died April 24. Services etery. Survived by her husband, paid at the funeral services by vited to attend the services.
whom no requests for arms were
were held at Kaufman Chapel, Raphael; son, Manuel; sisters, Rabbis Isaac Sthllman, Leizer
The family of the late Rose received. He declared that there
with Rabbi Isaac Stollman of- Mrs. Eli Goutman, Mrs. S. Moss Levine, J. Rothenberg, Samuel
ficiating. She is survived by hus- of Calif.; brother, Ruvin Rabin- Prero and M. J.. Wohlgelernter. Schecter announces the unveil- has been no change in British
Besides his wife • he is sur- ing of a monument in her mem- policy on arms deliveries in the
band, William; three daughters, owitch and 2 grandchildren.
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vived by two daughters, Mrs. ory at 12 noon Sunday, May 7 Middle East and that no further
Sadie, Lillian and Mrs. Paul
GUSSIE YALON, 54, who died Simon (Drora) •Kleinplatz and at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi approach regarding arms has
Naktin; two sisters, Mrs. Samuel
Morris Adler will officiate. been made by Israel. Therefore,
Berin and Mrs. Roy Burnstein, April 16, is survived by her sis- Sarah, and a son, Abraham.
Friends and relatives are in- the spokesman continued, there
Venice, Calif.; and three bro- ter, Mrs. Rita Cohen of 18466
vited to attend the service..
is no question of reconsidering
thers, Sam Cohen, Isadore and Monica, with whom she had
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Britain's stand in this matter.
Ben. Interment, Beth Tefilo made • her home.
The family of the late Morris
Cemetery.
DR. JULIEN WEILL DIES -
Krause announces the unveiling
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of a monument in his memory at
PARIS, (JTA)----Dr. Julien Weill,
KENNETH H. MAY, 3201
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Roger Gar- 2 p.m. Sunday, May 7, at Clover-
Gladstone, died April 26. Serv- Grand Rabbi of Paris since 1933
ices were held at Kaufman and a hero of the resistance reau, president of the UN Trus- hill Cemetery. Rabbi Morris Ad-
Chapel, with Rabbi Sperka of- movement in this country dur- teeship Council who was expect- ler will officiate. Friends and
ficiating. He is survived by his ing the Nazi occupation, died ed to arrive here from "Rome by relatives are invited to attend
Three hundred weary Jews
wife, Pearl; two sons, Bernard here at the age of 77. Last year air, was not among the passen- the service. * * *
walked into Teheran, capitol of
gers
who
landed
at
Lydda
on
an
he
was
named
a
member
of
the
and Herbert of Washington,
The family of the late 'Har- Iran, Monday, and told the story
D. C., and three grandchildren. Legion of Honor in recognition Italian plane.
old Zald announces the unveil- of 12 Jews being murdered and
Unconfirmed
rumors
said
that
of
his
services
to
France.
Interment, Machpelah Ceme-
several. Jewish girls raped by
Although he was arrested on he had. flown instead to. Lake ing of a monument in his mem- religious fanatics in pogroms
tery.
ory
at
12:30
p.m.
•Sunday,
May
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numerous occasions by the Nazis, Success to resign from the presi-
of the Trusteeship Coun- 7, at Machpelah Cemetery. sweeping Iranian -Kurdistan.
- HARRY SHAPIRO, 2935 Tux- he remained steadfast in his re- dency
Persecution of the 12,000 Jews
cil,
in
view.
of the fact that the Friends and relatives are invit-
fusal
to
leave
Paris
and
stayed
edo, died April 28. Services were
ed to meet at 12:15 p.m. at the in Kurdistan was begun two
plan
to
place
Jerusalem
under
in
the
French
capital
through-
held at Kaufman Chapel, with
UN trusteeship is now consid- chapel of the cemetery to at- months ago, spokesmen said.
Rabbi Sperka officiating. He is out the war. Formerly :president ered
tend the service.
doomed.
They added that the Iranian
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survived by his wife, Fannie; of the Society of Jewish Studies
of
France
and
the
author
of
Diplomatic
circles
here
believe
two daughters, Mrs. Bernard
The family of the late Zina government was not to blame.
Nolish and Mrs. Nathan Lux; several books on Jewish history that Mr. Garreau has realized Faxstein Mudrick announces the "The persecution is due to local
two brothers, Morris and Nathan, and religion, he played a lead- that the plan to internationalize unveiling of a-monument in her Kurd religious fanatics. The
and a sister, Mrs. Abe Steinberg. ing role in • the rebuilding of Jerusalem cannot be implement- memory at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, government ordered Kurd au-
Jewry after the war's ed now that the Soviet Govern- May 7, at Tefilo Emanuel Cem- thorities to protect us. Further,
Interment, Machpelah Cemetery. French
end. "-
ment has reversed its policy with etery. Relatives and friends are they are giving us the fullest
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regard to the status of the city
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cooperation in sending refugees
EVA G R E E N, 1750 Coiling- CJC Wants Canadian
and because the Old City of Je-
The family of the late Joseph to Israel."
. wood, died April 29. Services Civil Rights Policy
rusalem has been annexed by Farkas announces the unveiling
were held at Kaufman Chapel,
Transjordan together with other of a monument in his memory at
Judge Silberman Dies
with Rabbi A. M. Hershman of-
1. p.m. Sunday, May 7, at Chesed
OTTAWA—(JTA)—T h e Sen- areas of Arab Palestine.
PATERSON, N.
(JTA) —
ficiating. She is survived by her ate Committee on Human Rights
shel Emes Cemetery. Rabbis Judge Charles Silberman,
of the
husband, Sam; one son, Harry; heard a brief presented by the
Moses Lehrman and Moses Fis- Passaic County District Court,
CORRECTION
one daughter, Mrs. Irvin Lewis, Canadian Jewish Congress ask-
cher will officiate. Friends and died here at the age of 47.
Harry Keidan Chapter of Bnai relatiyes are invited to attend
and a sister Mrs. Sam Shayne. ing for the establishment of a
Interment, Clover Hill Cemetery. civil rights section within the Brith Women presented a plat- the service.
Victor Hugo wrote one of the
form for the new chapel at the
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Justice Department and for the DearbOrn Veterans' Hospital, not
longest sentences ever written,
The
family
of
the
late
David
KARL MARX, 88, of 2546 Elm- setting
up of a permanent par- Haifa Chapter as erroneously Stein announce the unveiling of in "Les Miserables." It contains
.
hurst, . died April 24. Funeral liamentary committee on human
stated in last week's Jewish a monument in his memory at 823 words, 93 commas, 53 semi-
services were held at Hebrew rights. . News.
1 p.m. Sunday, May 7, at Chesed colons and four dashes.
Benevolent Society; interment,
'shel
Emes cemetery. Rabbi Isaac
Gemiluth Chassodim Cemetery.
Stollman will officiate. Friends
Rabbi Leopold Neuhaus offici-
and relatives are invited to at-
MONUMENTS
ated. He is survived by his sons,
tend the service.
Labor and man-
Max, Alex and Morris; two
grand c h i l d r e n; one brother, agement leaders
By Karl C. Berg
Meyer, of Chicago.
Owner
jointly launched a
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Max Wrotslaysky
drive in New
In loving memory of our
Monument Works
MARK HERBERT KALUZNY, York for the non-
dearly .beloved son and brother,
Distinctive
of 1705 Blaine, died April 25, at profit Amun - Is-
Monuments
Lewis Sisler, who passed away
7- the age of two months. Funeral raeli Housing
Reasonably Priced
April 29, 1941. Living in the
services. were held at Hebrew
• 320• JOY -ROAD
hearts of the ones who can't
corner. Wildemere
Benevolent Society. He is sur- Corp., to finance
forget,
beautiful
memories
are
low
-
cost
homes
TYfer 6-0196
vived by his patents, Mr. and
treasured of the days we were
Mrs. Sidney Kaluzny, one broth- in Israel. $3,000,-
together. Sadly missed by
000 worth of
er and one sister.
mother, sister and brother.
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bonds were

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Garreau May Quit
Trusteeship Post

Pogroms Hit
Kurdistan Jews

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Launch Drive for Israel Housing

In Memoriam

MARY LEVINSON, 58, of 2202
Hazelwood, died April 27. Fu-
neral services were held at He-
brew Benevolent Society. Rabbi
Max Wohlgelernter officiated.
She is survived by her husband,
Joseph; sons, Jacob, Oscar, Mil-
ton and Robert; daughters, Mrs.
Zechman, of Tulsa, Florence Ep-
stein, Ruth Katz, Shirley Lowen-
thal, Estelle and Lillian of Cali-
fornia; six grandchildren, three
brothers and two sisters. •

bought by unions
at a. N e w York
meeting. Israel
Ambassador ELI-
AHU ELATH
(left) is shown
with labor lead-
er DAVI D DU-
BINSKY (stand-
ing) a n d busi-
nessman BEARD-
SLEY RUML.