1 4 — TH E JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 28, 1950

Obituaries

SARAH ZEIDMAN, 67, of 3764
RACHAEL HARTMAN, 77. of
Rochester, died July 12. Serv- 13535 LaSalle, died July 18.
ices were held at Hebrew Benev- Funeral services were conducted
olent Society. Rabbi L. Levine by Rabbi Adler at Lewis Bros.
officiated. She is survived by Burial, Clover Hill Memorial
two daughters, Bessie Scavcon Park. She leaves her sons,
and Lillian Gordon; two sons, Harry, Max, Sam, David and
Augustus and Abraham; one Glen; a daughter, Mrs. David
sister and seven grandchildren. Tyner, and three grandchildren.
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SAMUEL GOLDBERG, 61, of
ESTHER ALLMAN, 73, of 2527
Blaine, died July 12. Funeral 1926 W. Euclid, died July 21.
services were held at Hebrew Rabbi Rabinowitz officiated at
Benevolent Society. Rabbi Grus- funeral services at Lewis Bros.
kin officiated. She is survived Burial, Workmen's Circle Ceme-
by three daughters, Ann Shore, tery. He leaves his wife, Becky;
Sonia Krickloff and Kit t i e a daughter, Sylvia; brothers,
Craig; sons, Bert, Sam and Charles, Isadore and Saul, and
Ervin; brother, 11 grand- a sister, Gussie. He was a mem-
children, two great-grand chil- ber of the Workmen's Circle,
Radomer Friendly Society and
dren.
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the Detroit Fruit Vendors' As-
LOUIS SIDMAN, 65, of 3788 sociation.
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Burlingame, died July 12. Fu-
RAE
DANISH,
49, of 14959
neral services were held at He-
brew Benevolent Society. Rabbi Steel, died July 20. Rabbi Gaber-
Sperka officiated. He is survived man officiated at funeral serv-
by his wife, Ray; two sons, ices at Lewis Bros. Burial, Clover
Samuel and Phillip, and o n e Hill Memorial Park. She leaves
her husband, Eli, and a daugh-
daughter, Gussie.
ter, Mrs. Andrew R. Miller.
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SARAH DUBRINSKY, 78, of
SAMUEL M. SHORR, 59, died
3351 Leslie, died July 13. Funeral July 18 at his farm home near
, services were held at Hebrew Manchester, Mich. A resident
Benevolent Society. Rabbis Thu- of Detroit for 40 years, he es-
min, Rabinowitz and Goldman tablished an extensive restau-
officiated. She is survived by rant business. He was the own-
four sons, Sam, Joe, Isadore and er of Shorr's Cafe in Dearborn
William; two daughters, Mrs. for the last 15 years, and was a
Nathan Silverman and Mrs. Jo- former president of the Dear-
seph Oleshansky; 10 grandchil- born Chamber of Commerce,
dren and one great-grandchild. Dearborn Boys' Club and the
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Pioneer's Club. Funeral services
OVSEY KATZ, 92, of 3710 were held at Lewis Bros. Burial,
Burlingame, died July 14. Fu- Oakview Cemetery. He is sur-
neral services. were held at vived by his wife, Ethel; and
H e b r e w Benevolent Society. three daughters, Mrs. Harry
Rabbi Gruskin officiated. He is Josselson, Mrs. Milton Stein and
survived by four sons, Zesse, Mrs. Jack Schwartz.
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Niman, Abraham and Leo.
ANNA MORRIS, 2959 Calvert;
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died July • 17. Services were at
PHILLIP SRIRO, 56, of 9020 Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Levin
-Linwood, died July 14. Funeral and Cantor Blank officiating.
services weere held at Hebrew She leaves her husband, Samuel;
Benevolent Society; interment, sister, Mrs. Sophie Greenbaum
Pinsker . Cemetery. Rabbi Grus- of New York. Interment, Brith
kin officiated. He is survived by Sholom Cemetery.
-his brother; Morris.
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• SAMUEL MENKOVITZ, 9658

ABRAHAM ZELTZER, 56, of Broadstreet, died July 18. Ser-
2075 Philadelphia, died July 15. vices were at Kaufman Chapel,

Funeral services were at Hebrew
Benevolent Society; interment,
Rovner Cemetery. Rabbi Rabi-
nowitz officiated. He is survived
by his wife, Esther; daughter,
Mrs. Molly Sallen; son, Jerry;
four brothers, one sister and
one grandchild.
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LOUIS SUGAR, 61, of 3001
Richton, died July - 16. Funeral
services were at Hebrew Benev-
olent Society; interment, Rado-
mer Cemetery. Rabbi M. J.
Wohigelenter officiated. He is
survived by his wife, Lilly.
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SAMUEL SOKOLOFF, 63, of
1401 N. 21st Place, Phoenix,
Ariz., died July 15. Funeral serv-
ices were at Hebrew Benevolent
Society. Rabble Levine offici-
ated. He is survived by his wife,
Yetta, daughter, Esther.
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JOSEPH STEIN, 58, of 9953
McQuade, died July 18. Funeral
services were at Hebrew Benev-
olent Society. Rabbi Levine of-
ficiated. He is survived by four
sisters, Mrs. Sophie Pfeiffer,
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Epstein, and
Mrs. Scott.
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SARAH LUMBERG, 67, of 3308
Elmhurst, died July 21. Funeral
services were at Hebrew Benev-
olent Society; interment, Rado-
o'er Cemetery. Rabbi Levine
officiated. She is survived by
her husband, Phillip ; two
daughters, Helen Greenberg,
Celia Meger; two sons, Louis R.,
and Julius N., and six grand-
children.
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ABRAHAM GOLD, 76, of 30 E.
Philadelphia, died July 23.
Funeral services were held at
Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Rabbi Wohigelenter officiated.
He is survived by his sons, Sam,
Jack, Nathan, Norman of De-
troit; Sol and Harry of Cali-
fornia; daughters, Mrs. Eva
Kresno of Detroit; Mrs. Tillie
Ma.rmom and Mrs. Mary Nagel
of. California; two brothers and
one sister of Munsey, Ind.; 10
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.

Rabbi Gruskin officiating. He
leaves his wife Rose; sons, Joe
and Danial B.; daughter, Mrs.
Jack Miller of Jackson. Inter-
ment, Machpelah Cemetery.
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EVA HELLER 3798 Clements,
died July 19. Services were at
Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Levin
officiating.- She leaves her hus-
band, Morris; sons, Milton and
Benjamin; daughter, Mrs. Saul
Bond. Interment, Radomer Cem-
etery.
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MAX FIELDMAN, Miami, Fla,
died July 20. Services were at
Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Gorrel-
ick and Cantor Fenakel offici-
ating. He leaves sons, Harry,
Sam, Henry, Joe and Moe;
daughters., Mrs. Henry Schwartz,
Mrs. Harry Singer, Mrs. Murray
Jackson, and Mrs. Philip Wunter;
brother, Sam, of Miami Beach;
eighteen grand children, twelve
great grand children. Inter-
ment, Machpelah Cemetery.
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EVA SILVERBERG, 3733 Ken-
dall, died July 22. Services were
at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Gor-
relick officiating. Survived by
her husband, Samuel D.; son,
James Sellers; daughters, Mrs.
RObert Small and Mrs. Henry
Gluck; brothers, Herman and
Joe Wiener. Interment, Machpe-
lah Cemetery.
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IDA GARDNER, 18076 Bir-
wood, died July 23. Services
were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi
Gorrelick and Cantor Fenakel
officiating. She leaves her hus-
band, Morris; son, Mervin;
daughter, Mrs. Irving Bronson;
brother, Sam Kaplan; sisters,
Mrs. Harry Fryden and Mrs.
Gussie Feder. Interment, Clover
Hill Park Cemetery.
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NANDOR SIMON, formerly of
Detroit, died suddenly at his San
Diego home, 4585 Estrella, where
he had lived in retirement for
several years. He leaves his wife,
Mollie; two daughters, Mrs. A.
Max Kohn of Los Angeles and
Mrs. Samuel S. Greenberg of
Detroit, and two sons, Leo Si-
mon of New York City and Jack
Simon of Los Angeles.

Monument
Unveilings

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The family of the late Israel
Goldberg announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in his mem-
ory at 12 noon Sunday, July 30,
at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Joshua Sperka will officiate.
Friends and relatives are in-
vited to attend the service.
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The family of the late Morris
Weinstein announces the un-
veiling of a monument to his
memory at 2 p. m. Sunday, July
30 at Chesed Shel Ernes Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Rabinowitz will of-
ficiate. Friends and relatives are
invited to attend the service.

People Make News

The resignation of LEO GAL-
LIN, executive secretary of Los
Angeles Jewish Community
Council since 1943, has been ac-
cepted to become effective July
31. Named acting executive sec-
retary is JULIUS BISNO who
has served as assistant to Mr.
Gallin since 1945. Mr. Gallin
also terminates his service as
executive director of the Coun-
cil's annual United Jewish Wel-
fare Fund campaigns.
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DEWEY D. STONE, board
chairman, and HARRY LEVINE,
treasurer, of the American Com-
mittee for the Hebrew Univer-
sity, Weizmann Institute of
Science and Technion, left for
Israel for a series of conferences
with University, Institute and
Technion leaders on needs of
the institutions and plans for
arousing strong support on their
behalf in the United States and
Canada.

ago during a visit to the Unit
States. Mr. Jabotinsky is bur
led at the New Montefiore Cern
etery at Pinelawn, Long Islan
Bags of earth from the grave
of Dr. Theodor Herzl, Dr. Ma:
Nordau, Joseph Trumpeldor,
well as from underground fight
ers who fell in the fight for th
establishment of Israel, wer
flown from the Jewish state o
a special plane to be mixed wit
the earth of Jabotinsky's gray
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RABBI ISRAEL I. HALPER
of Cong. Beth Abraham Nvi
conduct a religious period f
Jewish girls at Girl Scout Cam
Metamora, 55 miles north of
Detroit, on July 30.

Dr. Morgenstern's Boo&
Cited By librarians

PHILADRT.PHIA (JTA) — Dr
Julian Morgenstern's "As
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Mighty Stream," published b
DR. JACOB ROSENHEIM, 80 the Jewish Publication Society
was selected as one of the
year-old ortho-
outstanding religious books o
dox leader,
1949-50 by the American •ibrar
C. A. Riegelman, UJA president of Ag-
Association, Religious Book
udath Israel
Founder Dead at 71
Round Table.
World Organiz-
"As A Mighty Stream" con
ation, left on a
Charles A. Riegelman, 71, New KLM plane for
sists of a collection of essays on
York City attorney and a Israel. After re-
Jewish thought and experience
founder of the United Jewish siding in the
based on addresses delivered be-
Appeal, died Thursday, July 20.
fore various important gather-
U. S. for 10
ings by Dr. Morgenstern, dis-
Riegelman was senior partner years, he now x
tinguished scholar and president
in the law firm of Riegelman, will take up Rosenheim
Strasser, Schwarz and Spiegel- residence in Israel 'where he emeritus of the Hebrew Union
berg, and served in numerous will direct Agudath Israel ac- College.
capacities for the Bar Associa- tivities.
tions of the City of New York
UJA Mourns Passing
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and other legal bodies.
NEW YORK—(JTA) — MENA.- Of Edmund Kaufman
In his many and varied com- CHEM BEIGIN, former com-
munity activities he served as mander of the Irgun in Israel
Leaders of the United Jewish
vice-president and later presi- and leader of the Herut move-
dent of the National Refugee ment there, arrived here to par- Appeal joined American Jews in
Service (United Service for New ticipate in a pilgrimage Sunday all walks of life in mourning
Americans) ; honorary trustee of to the grave of Vladimir Jabot- the untimely death of Edmund
Kaufmann, outstanding
the Federation of Jewish Phil- insky, founder and leader of the I.
anthropies of New York; trustee, Zionist Revisionist movement, Washington, D. C., leader, who
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian who died in New York 10 years had been one of its most force-
ful and devoted officers.
Society; . and at the time of his
The statement of tribute was
death was vice-president of Mt.
signed by Henry Morgenthau,
Sinai Hospital.
Jr., UJA general chairman, Wil-
Born in Chicago, he graduat-
liam Rosenwald, Judge Morris
ed from the University of Mich-
igan in 1899 and received his
The CORNFIELD FAMILY Rothenberg and Rabbi Jona
law degree from New York Uni- CLUB will hold its annual pic- Wise, • national chairmen, and
versity in 1902.
nic at Plymouth Park Sunday, Henry Montor, director.
Mr. Kaufmann was one of
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. July 30.
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Lillian Riegelman; son, William,
Washington's outstanding Jew-
of Harrison, N. Y.; daughter,
The Jewish Theological Sem- ish communal leaders for th
Carol Riegelman of Geneva, inary of America announces the past 20 years.
Switzerland; and two grandchil- following special exhibits for its
Since the United Jewish Ap-
dren.
JEWISH MUSEUM, 1109 Fifth peal was established in 1939, Mr.
Ave., New York, to continue Kaufmann was a major source
through Aug. 6. The Museum of strength and inspiration in
will close for one month begin- its work. In 1941 he served as
nine Aug. 6 and re-open Sept. 6. UJA national campaign co ,
chairman. In 1946 and 1947 he
In loving memory of my dear The Beauty of Hebrew Letter- was national chairman for ini-
ing,
arranged
by
Reuben
Leaf;
daughter, Jean Bernstein, who
tial gifts. In 1948 he was chair-
died July 30, 1943, 27 days in Paintings by Julius Rostow; man of the national advisory
Woodcuts
by
Ilya
Schor,
a
series
Tamnuz. You are not forgotten,
committee of UJA. He also
daughter dear, nor will you ever of woodcut illustrations exe- served as a national co-chair-
be. Only God alone knows how cuted for Abraham J. Heschel's man of the United Palestine
much I loved you and how much "The Earth Is The Lord's."
Appeal and as a member of the
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I. miss you my dear daughter.
governing board of the Joint
As
an
aid
to
authors
who
are
Sleep on, my dear daughter,
seeking publication of their Distribution Committee.
sleep on and take thy rest.
A native of Detroit, Mr. Kauf-
Sadly missed by your forever books, the Exposition PresS has mann was the son of Aron
issued
a
free
booklet
on
"HOW
broken-hearted father.
TO SELECT A PUBLISHER." Kaufmann and the former
LENA NUCIAN, 18694 North- Copies are available to authors Jeannette Marx. He was edu-
lawn, died July 22. Services upon request from Exposition cated by private tutors. His
were at Kaufman Chapel. Rabbi Press, 251 Fourth Ave., New extensive mercantile interests
were located in Detroit, Toledo,
Akselrod and Cantor Fenakel York 10.
Reading, Pa., and other cities.
officiating. Survived by her
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husband, Solomon; sons, Saul,
BAKER'S UNION, LOCAL 78,
Lew and Benjamin; daughter, AFL, will celebrate its 40th an-
Mrs. Benjamin Kosins; sisters, niversary with a jubilee ban-
ONU MINTS
Mrs. Pauline Wigerton and Mrs. quet Sept. 3 at the Hotel Fort
Clara Fein; four grandchildren. Wayne.
By Karl C. Bern ;
Interment, Clover Hill Park
Owner
Cemetery.
Max Wrotslaysky
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Monument Works
RALPH APPLEMAN, 1645 Chi-
Distinctive
Monuments
cago, died July 22. Services were
Lowest Prices for Highest Quality
Reasonably Priced
at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi
Granite and Outstanding Designs
3201 JOY ROAD
Hershman, Rabbi • Thumin and
Corner Wildemere
DETROIT
MONUMENT
Cantor Fenakel officiating. Sur-
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WORKS
vived by a son, Herman; daugh-
ters. Mrs. Aaron Penman and
2744 W. Davison cor. Lawton
Mrs. Louis Woolman; brother,
TO. 8-6923
TO. 8-7523
Louis, of Chicago; seven grand-
children, four great grandchil-
dren. Interment, Clover Hill
Park Cemetery.
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MORRIS S. WEISS, 12835 La-
Salle, died July 22. Services were
at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Thu-

News Brevities

In Memoriam

Cemetery Memorials

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min and Rabbi Halpern officiat-
ing. He leaves his wife, Dora;

son, Norman; sisters, Mrs. Ben
Kramer, Mrs. Harry Kronin,
Mrs. Walter Litt and Mrs. Jack
Cohen. Interment, Beth Abra-
ham Cemetery.