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Obituaries
Harry Kobel Elected
JCC Choral Chairman
Monument
Unveilings
Blumenfield Takes Part
In Education Program;
To Speak Here on Oct. 5
14---THE JEWISH NWES
Friday, September 29, 1950
The following officers were
Mystic Israel Union
SHERYL BARBARA GARE elected at a recent meeting of
Rabbi Morris Adler, chairman
LICK, aged three and a hal the Center Choral Society,
of the Culture Commission of Claims Converts to
years, of 18094 Appoline, die d which meets every Monday eve-
the Jewish Community Council, Judaism in Michigan
Sept. 22. Services were at' Lewi
announces that Dr. Samuel M.
(Unveiling announcements may be in-
Bros., Rabbi Bakst officiating •
serted by mail or by calling The Jewish
A peculiar story, coming from . -
News office, WO. 5-1155. Written an-
Interment, Clover Hill Park
the mystical "United Israel
nouncements must be accompanied by the
Cemetery. Survived by her par-
name and address of the person making
World Union," 507 5th Ave., New
the insertion. There is a standard charge
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gare-
of $1 for unveiling notices.)
York, makes this announcement:
lick and a brother, Richard.
"For the first time since Biblical
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The family of the late Harry
days, an out,f-door altar, erec-
Schwartz announces the unveil-
ISSAC COWEN, 70, of 2419
ted according to all the particti-•
ing of a monument in his mem-
Edison, died Sept. 22. Services
lars of ancient Biblical law, will --
ory on Sunday, Oct. 8 at 11:30
were at Lewis Bros., Rabbi
be dedicated by a community of •
a.m.
at
Machpelah
Cemetery.
Rosenwasser officiating. Inter-
former Christians who have-:
Rabbi Adler will officiate.
ment, Clover Hill Park Ceme-
adopted the Hebrew faith. .
Friends and -relatives are asked
tery. Survived by his wife, Fan-
"The rare event will take :
to attend.
nye; son, Michael Edwards of
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place on Saturday afternoon,
Holly w o o d, Calif.; brothers,
The family of the late Lee
Sept. 30, on a hillside of the
Ralph, of Brooklyn, N.Y., Jack
Gladstone announces the unveil-
estate of Chief Engineer Lewis
and Joe; a sister, Ethel Davison.
ing of a monument in his mem-
A. Goodwin in the Michigan
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ory, Sunday, Oct. 8 at 1 p. m. at
MARTIN GREENFIELD, 4053
township of West Oliva, situated
Beth Tefilo Emanuel Cemetery.
between Holland and Grand •
Kendall, died Sept. 20. Services
DR.
S.
M.
BLUMENFIELD
Rabbis Wohlgelernter, Prero and
Haven.
were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi
Rothenberg will officiate. Rela- Blumenfield, President of the
Segal and Cantor Fenakel offi-
"Accepting themselves as the
tives and friends are asked to College of Jewish Studies in Chi- descendants of the Ten Lost
ciating. He leaves his wife, Jen-
cago,
has
been
invited
to
De-
attend.
nie; son, Haskell; six daughters,
Tribes of Israel, who, according
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HARRY KOBEL
troit as part of , the Culture to prophecy (Ezekiel 37) are to
Mrs. Ben Morgenrath, Mrs. Lewis
Mrs. Harry Zellin announces Commission's program for Jew- be re-united with the Jews, the
Bazell, Mrs. William Reis, Mrs. ning, under the direction of
Frank Hartman of Cleveland, Julius Chaj es, at the Dexter- the unveiling of a monument ish Education Month.
Dr. Blumenfield will address Michigan folk decided to do
Mrs. Milton Schoenbrun of To- Davison Branch of the Jewish in memory of her husband,
a
community-wide
assembly at something concrete about their
ledo and Mrs. Jack Schwartz of Center: Harry Kobel, chairman; Harry, at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8,
8:30
p.m.
Oct.5,
in
the auditor- return to the 'Mother Faith of
Phoenix, Ariz. Interment, Mrs. Albert J. Silber, secretary; at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Israel and union with the Jews.
Northwest Hebrew Memorial Mrs. Irwin Meyers, librarian; Segal will officiate. Friends and ium of the Jewish Community Following a close study of Ex-
Center, on Davison and Dexter.
relatives
are
asked
to
attend
the
Park.
Mrs. Bernard Bladen, chairman,
The theme of Dr. Blumenfield's odus, Chapter 20: Verses 19-23,
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social committee; Mrs.• Paul service.
talk will be "A Mid-Century of and Ezra, .Chapter 3, they de-
PAULA SCHMITTKE of Flint, Selby, chairman, audjtions com-
Jewish Education — Retrospect cided, as a first move, to build
Michigan, died Sept. 23. Serv- mittee.
an altar and dedicate it with
Detroiters Given Key
and Prospect."
ices were at Kaufman Chapel,
The first rehearsal will be
appropriate ceremonies.
Rabbi Applebaum of Flint offi- held at 8:45 p.m. Monday, Oct. CJFWF Parley Posts
"The Michigan groups form a
Clothes Drive Aims
ciating. She leaves her husband, 9. Those interested in joining
section of a world-wide move-
Benjamin; brothers, Max of the society should contact the
Julian Freeman, Indianapolis, To Help Keep Needy
ment, United Israel World Un-
Cleveland and Charles of N. Y.; Center's music department, TR. regional president of the East
ion, which has its headquarters
Children
in
School
sisters; Mrs. A. M. Herzberg of 5-8400.
Central States Region of the
at 507 Fifth Avenue, New York
Cleveland, Mrs. Sol Jacobson,
Council of Jewish Federations
Mrs. Morris Shatzen of L. A.
Not since the depression days City. Advocating a universal
Interment, Machpelah.
of the '30s have so many chil- faith for all mankind, the World
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dren been kept out of school be- Union has as its slogan, 'Mosaic
EMANUEL ROTH; 155 High-
cause their parents cannot af- Law for One World.' "
land Ave., died Sept. 24. Serv-
ford to clothe them. The season
ices were at Kaufman Chapel,
is the inflation, which has
Rabbi Lehrman and Cantor
caused severe hardship to low Detroiter with Zionists
Adler officiating. He leaves his
income
families, according to Training in 'Israel
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News
wife, Goldie; son, Dr. Milton D.
A. N. Hennigar, director of at-
Roth; daughter, Mrs. Saul H.
tendance and census for the
John Hofman, of Sussex Ave.,
LONDON—Rumors of an im-
Dunitz; and -two grandchildren. minent split within the religious
Detroit Board of Education.
is one of four young men and
Interment, Oakview Cemetery.
To help keep needy children two women, who left New York
bloc in Israel and its withdrawl
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of such families in school, the yesterday for Europe, where
from the government coalition
Freeman
Steinfirst
annual fall clothing drive will they will stop in England and
ALEXANDER CHARLES WAR- were vigorously denied Monday
ADY, 63, of 13752 Dexter, died by Itzhak Raphael, head of the and Welfare Funds, announces begin in all Detroit public France before embarking for Is-
Sept. 18, ,Services were at He- Jewish Agency immigration de- the appointment of Samuel schools on Monday, Oct. 2, and rael and a year -of training. at
brew Benevolent Society, intern- partment, addressing a meet- Goldstock, treasurer of the will continue through Oct. 13. Ramat Yochanan communal set-
ment, Hungarian Cemetery. ing under auspices of Mizrachi Pittsburgh United Jewish Fund, The drive is sponsored by the tlement.
The youths, former members
and Donald Steinfirst, vice-pres- Detroit Public Schools Social
Rabbi Lehrman officiated. He is and Hapoel HaMizrachi.
Declaring that the religious ident of the Pittsburgh Federa- Service Committee, of which of the International Zionist
survived by his wife, Margaret;
daughter, Mrs. Louise Deutch; bloc would well be satisfied with tion of Jewish Philanthropries, Hennigar 'is chairman, in co- Federation of America, are the
brother, Frank in Cleveland, 0.; the number of its achievements as co-chairmen of the program operation with the Volunteers of first contingent of Kvutzat Ali-
in the religious field due to its committee for the 1950 regional America.
yah, which w a s founded in
and 3 grandchildren.
Discarded shoes and clothing IZFA's HaOleh, and is designed
participation in the government, assembly to be held Oct. 14-15
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collected at the schools during to promote the immigration of
CELIA KURTZ, 63, of 3032 W. Raphael said that the Hapoel in Pittsburgh at the William the
drive period Will be cleaned young college- graduates into Is-
Grand Ave., died Sept. 19. Ser- Hamizrachi as the main force Penn Hotel.
and repaired by the Volunteers
vices were at Hebrew Benevo- in the bloc would, together with
Other key conference ap- and given. to children certified rael.
lent Society, Rabbi Goldman of- its partners, continue to share pointments include Samuel H.
the Attendance Department
ficiating. She is survived by her the burden of responsibility of Rubiner, president of the Detroit by
as
absent
because they have
government.
MONUMENTS
husband, M a r c u s; daughters,
The speaker said that the eco- Jewish Welfare Federation, as nothing to wear.
Mrs. Reba Berke, Frieda Kurtz;
as-
chairman of the resolutions
son, Isaac; and 2 grandchildren. nomic difficulties which opposi- committee; Julian H. Krolik, De-
tion to the government is ex-
ploiting are caused mainly by troit, member of program com-
YISKOR
the continued mass immigration mittee; William Avrunin, De-
Rochester Community
into Israel which is placing a troit, member of resolutions
Downtown Synagogue
Saddened by Death
superhuman burden on the committee.
Abe
Srere
of
Detroit
is
a
vice-
shoulders
of
the
young
state.
He
Of Rabbi Israel Goldin
1205 Griswold
—
said it was the duty of Jews president of the region.
MANUAL URBACH & SON
throughout•
the
world
to
help
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joy within our hearts, glory to
Israel and peace to all man-
kind," Rabbi Israel Goldin, of
Rochester, N.Y., passed away.
Rabbi Goldin often visited his
daughter and son-in-law, Dr.
and Mrs. Ted Winshall, of Pen-
nington Drive. He also left his
wife, two sons who are rabbis,
Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
of Israel, Premier David Ben-
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two other daughters and several
Gurion and others praising "the
grandchildren. Rabbi Goldin,
JERUSALEM—The Jewish Na- wonders in the field of land de-
who was 73, lived in Rochester tional Fund has re: :hed the velopment" and calling for "in-
23 years.
goal of 2,000,0 100 dunams of land cessant continued efforts."
AIR CONDITIONED
as it enters its fiftieth year of
The assembly adopted resolu-
land
redemption.
tions
calling
on
the
Jews
of
Is-
Browdy Honors Kay
Attainment of this goal was
and throughout the world
With ZOA Appointment announced Monday at the rael
to help shoulder the burden of
eighth idol Haadama, (Voice of redeeming the land for agricul-
The Little Things
Leon Kay, former president of the Soil) , held as the fund en- tural development and the set-
the Zionist Organization of De- ters its jubilee year. The as- tlement of thousands of fami-
That Count
troit, has received official no- sembly was addressed by Dr. lies.
• Countless little details make up
tice from Benjamin G. Browdy, Abraham Granott, director of
In a ceremony concluding the
the modern, smooth- functioning
president of the. Zionist Organi- the Fund, Eliezer Kaplan, Israel assembly, Dr. Granott handed
funeral service.
Each of them is
zation of America, of his ap- Finance Minister, and Levi Esh- over the Keren Kayemeth flag
handled by us with meticulous care,
-1XIBMISTOWIr
pointment to the ZOA Economic kol, treasurer of the Jewish for jubilee year to the newly-es-
for unimportant as each one may
seem
in
itself,
collectively
they
make
Commission.
Agency.
tablished Yemenite settlement
1
The Ira
the difference between a satisfactory,
Kay received news of his ap-
Messages were received from in the Negev, the youngest set-
consoling service and one which adds
pointment in a letter from Brow- Dr. Chaim Weizmann, President tlement in the country.
to the burden. Our staff is trained
dy, which cited his interest in
to assume every responsibility, so as
Israel artd his "incisive thinking
to lighten as much as humanly possi-
on the economic questions with
ble the difficulties of the family.
Chapel
which Israel is dealing."
.
Rumors of Split
In Religious Bloc
Denied in Israel
'
.171VF Achieves Land Goal
Set at 2,000,000 Dunams
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