18--THE JEWISH NEWS

JAMES GARDIEN, 2610 Webb,
died Nov. 12. Services were at
Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi
Rosen wasser officiating. He
leaves his sisters, Mrs. Charles
Starr and Mrs. Hyman Fried-
man of Chicago. Interment,
Machpelah Cemetery.
* * *
NATHAN WEINSTEIN, 2068
Gladstone, died Nov. 14. Services
were at Kaufman Chapel, with
Rabbi Sperka and Cantor Adler
officiating. He leaves his wife,
Evelyn; daughter, Faye; and
sisters, Sadie Weinstein and
Mrs. Sam Pensler. Interment,
Machpelah Cemetery.
* * *
HARRY CLAYMAN, Barium
Hotel, died Nov. 14. Services
were at Kaufman Chapel, with
Rabbi Rosenwasser and Cantor
Fenakel officiating. He leaves
his wife, Belle; daughter, Mrs.
Irven Nesselson; brothers Sam-
uel and Benjamin; and sisters,
Mrs. I. Gallow and Mrs. Anne
Gottlieb. Interment, Beth Tefilo
Cemetery.
• • •
MRS. HATTIE FINSTER-
WALD, 74, 2480 Longfellow, died
Nov. 17. Services were at Tem-
ple Beth El, with interment in
Woodmere Cemetery. She leaves
her son, Herman; and daugh-
ters, Mrs. Clement A. Hopp and
-,Z/Irs. Fred B. Dreifus.
* * *
HATTIE GROSBERG, 54, of
the Hotel Lee Plaza, died Nov.
18. Services were at Lewis Bros.
with interment in Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. Rabbi Adler and
,Cantor Sonenklar officiated. She
is survived by her husband, Ben-
jamin; father, Samuel Rabin-
owitz; son, Herbert; brothers,
Joseph Robins, Ike, Morris and
Lee Robinson.
* * *
JACOB E. STOCKER, 76, 2450
Pingree; died Nov. 16. Services
were at Lewis Brothers, with in-
terment in Clover Hill Park
Cemetery. Rabbi Adler and Can-
tor Sonenklar officiated. He
leaves his son, Seymour; daugh-
ter,. Mrs. Mildred Toplin, of
Washington, D. C.; brothers,
David, of Chicago, and Benja-
min, of Oklahoma; sisters, Mrs.
Dora Arbeid, of New York; Mrs.
Rebecca Rosenberg, of Roches-
ter, N. Y., and Mrs. Ella Velick.
• • •
LEIZER KLEIN, 11501 Petos-
key, died Nov. 18. Services were
at Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi
Thumin and Rabbi Halpern of-
ficiating. Interment, Beth Abra-
ham Cemetery.
* * *
JOSEPH ROTOFSKY, 1097
Goyeau, Windsor, died Nov. 19.
Services were at Kaufman
Chapel, with Rabbi Orlansky of-
ficiating. He leaves sons Jack
and Harry; daughters, Mrs. Belle
Snover and Mrs. Rose Paikin,
both of Hamilton, Ont.; and
brother Harry Ratofsky of
1 "•Windsor. Interment, Machpelah
Cemetery.

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Obituaries

IDA FALCON, 2989 Colling-
wood, died Nov. 20. Services were
at Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi
Adler and Cantor H. J. Adler of-
ficiating. She leaves daughters,
Mrs. David M. Dana, Mrs. Tillie
Grossman, Mrs. Harry L. Cohen,
Mrs. Arthur J. Richie and Mrs.
Louis Paul. Interment, Clover
Hill Park Cemetery.
* * *
HARRY BROWN, 1915 Long-
fellow, died Nov. 20. Services
were at Kaufman Chapel, with
Rabbi Hershman, Rabbi Adler
and Cantor Sonenklar officiat-
ing. He leaves his wife, Anna;
sons, John L., and Samuel;
daughters, Mrs. Charles E. Fein-
berg and Mrs. Saul Rose; and
sister, Mrs. Dora Berg, of St.
Louis. Interment Clover Hill
Park Cemetery.
* • *
HARRY BELATSKY, 75, 4322
Grand, died Nov. 13. Services
were at Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety. Rabbi I. Stollman officiat-
ed. Survived by his wife, Gitel;
sons, Benny Bell and Joseph of
Lenningrad, Russia; daughter,
Mrs. Zelda Gordon and seven
grandchildren.
* * *
MARY FRIEDMAN, 85, 11501
Petosky, died Nov. 14. Services
were at Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety. Rabbi I. Stollman officiat-
ed. Survived by sons, Harry and
Herman Dictor; brother, Jacob
Ostrow; seven grandchildren and
nine great grandchildren.
• *. •
MOLLIE MAGNER, 59, 1601
Blaine, died Nov. 16. Services
were at Hebrew Benevolent So,
ciety. Rabbi L. Goldman offici-
ated. Survived by her husband,
Solomon; son, Leonard; daugh-
ters, MrS. Rose Schiff and Mrs.
Sylvia Ross; brothers, Morris
Slovsky of Los Angeles, and Ben-
jamin and Leonard Slade of New
York; sisters, Rea Slade and
Bertha Minewald, of New York;
also eight grandchildren.

Monument
Unveilings

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The family of the late Julius
Wagman announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in his mem-
ory at 2 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 26,
at Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery.
Rabbi Jacob Haberman and
Rabbi I. Stollman will officiate.
Relatives and friends are asked
to attend.
* * *
The family of the late Gerson
Cass announces the unveiling of
a monument in his memory at
1:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 26, at
Clover Hill Park Cemetery,
Rabbi Morris Adler will officiate.
Friends and relatives are asked
to attend.
* * *
Mrs. Mary Halperin announces
the unveiling of a monument in
memory of her husband, Israel
Halperin at 1 p. m., Sunday,
Nov. 26, at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery. Rabbi Morris Adler
will officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.
* *
The family of the late Emma
Levitan announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in her mem-
ory at 12:30 p. m. Sunday, Dec.
3 at Bnai David Cemetery. Rab-
bi Morris- Adler will officiate.
Relatives and friends are asked
to attend the service.

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The Royal Philharm onic
Orchestra of London, under the
SADIE YAKER, 69, 2235 Hazel- direction of Sir Thomas Beech-
wood, died Nov. 17. Services were
:rvam, comes to
at Hebrew Benevolent Society.
America for the
Rabbi M. Rothenberg and Rabbi
first time in the
L. Levine officiated. Survived
autumn of 1950,
by her husband, Max; daughter,
playing 50 con-
Mrs. Sally Stein; and five grand-
certs in 43 cities.
children.
The visit of the
famous British
Australian Zionist Dies
orchestra, which
MELBOURNE, Australia (JTA)
will appear here
—Dr. Aaron Patkin, noted Aus-
on De c. 4 at
tralian Zionist writer and schol-
Sir Thomas Masonic Audi-
ar, died here at the age of 67.
torium under its internationally
celebrated director, is a news
event of first importance which
has stirred • high interest in
every city fortunate enough to
0 9ewry
be included in the limited two-
month tour.
on the Air
a a a
This Week's Radio and Tele-
With the coming to this coun-
vision Programs of
try •of the Orfeo Hispanico de
Jewish Interest
Majorca, American and iences
have an opportunity to experi-
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
ence for themselves the rapt
Time: 8. a.m., Sunday, Nov. 26.
;and exalted
Station: WWJ.
manner of sing-
Feature: A Thanksgiving story
i n g which has
about Roger Williams and his
moved so many
crusade for religious freedom will
.European critics
be presented. The story, called
to exclaim that
"Preacher of Salem," was writ-
the chorus ex-
Lyon.
ten by Peter
ists in a class by
* *
itself, complete-
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
ly unlike any
Time: 10 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 26.
*Mother group the
Station: WXYZ.
J. M. Thomas concert world
Feature : A bicentennial_cele- has known. The Orfeo will be
bration, originating from Temple at the Masonic Auditorium here
Beth Elohim in Charleston. S., C., on Dec. 1.
will be presented. The Temple's
*
*
Rabbi, Dr. Allan Tarshish, will
The CHAMBER MUSIC
speak on the reform Jewish WORKSHOP meets' at 8:30 p.m.
movement, which began in
Charleston in 1824, giving that Sunday at Baldwin Recital Hall,
city the title of "The Cradle of Ferry, each of WoOdward, for an
all Brahms program featuring
Reform Judaism."
'the "Trio in B" for violin, cello
Junior Hadassah Celebrates
and piano; "Sonata in F Minor"
Anniversary at Convention
for viola and piano; and "Quar-
Junior Hadassah, the Young tet in eNMinor" for violin, viola,
Women's Zionist Organization of cello and piano.
America, will observe its 30th
*
*
Anniversary at its annual con-
The Detroit Metropolitan
vention Nov. 22-25 in Atlantic MALE CHORUS will combine
City.
with choruses from Toledo, Pon-
tiac, Milford, and the Common-
Baseball in Israel
wealth .Chorus from Detroit, to
An old Jew was sitting on the present its annual "Choral Ju-
steps of the Herzlia school in bilee" at 8:30 p.m., Dec. 2 at the
Tel Aviv watching a youngster Music Hall. Several barbershop
playing ball. He remarked rue- quartets will also be included in
fully to the boy:
the show.
"Our ancestors never even
knew what a ball was."
Approximately 550,000 Ameri-
"And you see," replied the boy,
"wi.a.t happened to them. They cans of all ages are afflicted
with Cerebral Palsy.
are dead."

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Major Jewish organizations Hebrew Congregations, the or-
this week vigorously defended ganizations attacked the NAB
the right to the Federal Commu- resolution as "betraying a basic
nications Commission to inquire misunderstanding of the neces-
into the allegations of anti- sary and natural functions
Semitism and news distortion in which the FCC must serve if it
the operation of radio stations is responsibly to acquit itself of
owned by G. A. Richards.
its obligations to the American
The FCC, on the basis of a people."
complaint filed by the Radio
The statement was issued by
News Club of Los Angeles, is in- the National Community Rela-
vestigating charges that over a tions Advisory Council which is
period of years Richards issued the coordinating body for the
instructions to news-staff mem- six national organizations and
bers of stations KMPC (Los An- 27 local Jewish community coun-
geles), WJR (Detroit), and cils throughout the United
WGAR (Cleveland) to slant the States
news so as to reflect Richards'
personal prejudices.
The action of the Jewish-or-- Northwest Sisterhood
ganizations was in response to a Holds Members' Party
resolution adopted recently by
the National Association of
The annual paid .upmember-
Broadcasters which condemned ship party of the Northwest He-
the FCC inquiry into operations brew Cong. Sisterhood will be
of radio stations as on invasion held at 8:30 p. m., Dec. 13 in the
of Richards' privacy and rights synagogue social hall. Highlight-
under the First Amendment.
ing the affair will be the choral
In a joint letter to the Na- and dramatic grdups, announced
tional Association of Broadcast- Mrs. Ben Morganroth, chairman.
ers signed by the American Jew-
A three-act play, written and
ish, Committee, American Jewish directed by Mrs. Ira Kaufman,
Congress, Anti - • Defamation "Our Heritage," will be present-
League of Bnai Brith, Jewish ed, with staging and lighting
Labor Committee, Jewish War effects by Mrs. George Bassin.
Veterans and Union American Participants are Mesdames Ern-
est Armstrong, Herman Avrin,
LeBost, Herbert Cohen,
Show Art of Abel Pann Betty
Morris Goebel, Louis Cohen, Irv-
Bnai Moshe Exhibit ing Feldman, Earl Gould, Jules
Kamen, Max Littky, Bernard
Sunday and Tuesday
Nathan, Herman Raznick, Mau-
•rice Raznick, Paul Richman ;
Twenty-four facsimile repro- Morton Shapiro and Daniel
ductions of the pastel drawings Weinbaum.
of the Bible (Genesis) by Abel
The choral group, which will
Pann, well known artist of Jew- offer selections of classic, con-
ish themq,,, will be on exhibit temporary and Hebrew music, is
at the Bnai Moshe social- hall on directed by its founder, Mrs.
Sunday morning and Tuesday Joseph M. Markel, ' with Mrs.
evening.
Norman Allan, accompanist. Ar-
This exhibit is accompanied rangements have been made for
by an additional book of the members, • not • paid up, to pay
works of Abel Pann, containing at the door. Anyone interested
24 original lithographs entitled, in joining the SisterhOod, call
"In the Name of the Czar." Mrs. Morganroth, UN. 4-0444.
Other material by Pann con-
tained in the exhibit is an al-
Card of Sympathy
bum, "The Tear Jug," an em-
Mozirer Progressive Society
otional treatment that makes wish to extend sincerest sympa-
effective presentation of the ar- thy to the family of the late
tists' protest against Jewish Alex Guretzky. His death is
suffering in Cossock pograms deeply mourned by all of us.
after World War I.
Louis S. Lifshitz, President
This exhibit is brought to De-
troit from New York City by
Kaiser-Fraser passenger • cars
the Bnai Moshe religious school and Mack lorries will form an
and adult school. Walter Far- important part of Israel's ex-
ber, director, Mitchell Feldman, ports to Finland.
chairman of the school board,
and Rabbi Moses Lehrman are
in charge of the exhibit series.
The public is invited to these
free exhibits.

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