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Obituaries
HYMAN GELMAN, 63, 18494 leaves her husband, Jacob; two
Parkside, died Jan. 2. Services daughters, Mrs. Louis - Stillman
were at Lewis Bros., with Rabbi and Mrs. Philip Kramer; two
Glazer and Rabbi Akselrod of- sons, Dr. Martin J., and Sidney;
ficiating. Interment, Beth El and four brothers, Jack, Abra-
Memorial Park Cemetery. Sur- ham, Ben and Max Gumenick.
vived by his wife, Tillie; daugh- IN,Lerment, Turover Cemetery.
ter, Mrs. Morris Stegman; son,
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Edward; sister, Mrs. Anne Hor-
HARRY
SEREY,
3353 W. Bas-
owitz, of Chicago; and t w o
ton, died Jan. 3. Services were
grandchildren.
at Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi
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Lehrman
officiating. He leaves
SAM ENGELBERG, 41, 3224
Tyler, died Jan. 5. Services were his wife, Irene. Interment, Clo-
at Lewis Bros., with Rabbi Segal ver Hill Park Cemetery.
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officiating. Interment, North-
west Hebrew Memorial Park
LOUIS SHREEMAN, 2635 Cort-
Cemetery. Survived by his wife, land, died Jan. 5. Services were
Blanche; son, Leonard; mother, at Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi
Eva Eisenman, of Israel; broth- Sperka and Cantor Adler offi-
ers, Myer, Ben and Harry; sis- ciating. He leaves his wife, Fay,
ters, Mrs. Lina Rosengard, Mrs. daughter, Rochelle; parents, Mr.
Claire Tobe, Mrs. Frances Gertz and Mrs. Morris Shreeman;
and Mrs Esther Rothenberg.
brother, Sam; and sisters, Mrs.
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Irving Meisner and Miss Edith
MAX SITNER, 60, 3753 Ken- Shreeman. Interment, Machpe-
dall, died Jan. 2. Services were lah Cemetery.
at Lewis Bros., with Rabbi
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Wohlgelernter officiating. In-
MANDEL SCHECHTER, 2675
terment, W o r 1 m e n 's Circle Rochester, died Jan. 6. Services
Cemetery. Survived by his wife,
Ethel; son, Harry; daughters, were at Kaufman Chapel. He
Mrs. Barney Teal and Mrs. Na- leaves his son, Myron; daugh-
ters, Rose and Dorothy; and
than Gurstein.
brothers, Morris and Harry, of
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JANET ERMAN, 14 - year - old Toronto. Interment, Nusach
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Harie Cemetery.
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M. Erman and sister of Mivi, of
19530 Stratford, died Jan. 4.
PHILIP L. STERNBERG, 4260
FLineral services were held Jan. Cortland, died Jan. 6. Services
5 at Lewis Bros. Burial, Clover were at Kaufman Chapel. He
Hill Park Cemetery. • Rabbi leaves his wife, Leah; sons,
Morris Adler officiated.
Henry, of Miami, Moses and
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Saul; and daughter, Mrs. Hary
GERTRUDE HAYMAN, 48, of Weimer. Interment, Nusach
3751 Glynn Court, died Jan. 2. Harie Cemetery.
Services were held at Hebrew
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Benevolent Society. Rabbi I.
HOWARD KALLUSH, 18934
Stollman officiated. She is sur-
vived by her husband, William; Kentucky, died Dec. 30. Services
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Tugen- were at Kaufman Chapel with
thaft; son, Julius; sister, Mrs. Rabbi Gorrelick officiating. He
Ida Sherman; and one grand- leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Kallush; brother, Paul;
child.
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sister, Helene; and grandmoth-
MAX LONG, 84, of 1941 Rich- er, Mrs. G. Kallush, Interment,
ton, died Jan. 5. Services were Beth Tefilo Cemetery.
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held at Hebrew Benevolent Soci-
ety. Rabbi S. H. Gruskin offici-
MAX FEINSTEIN, 16255 Muir-
ated. He is survived by his wife, land, died Dec. 30. Services were
Leah; daughter; Mrs. Clara at Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi
Dushnik of Ann. Arbor; son, Segal and Cantor Fenakel offi-
Abraham.
ciating. He leaves his wife,
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Stella; son, Ben; daughter, Mrs.
BEATRICE SHOOB, 58, of 4276 Marvin Levy; and brothers, Av-
Sturtevant died Jan. 7. Services rum and Al. Interment, Beth
were held at Hebrew Benevolent Moses Cemetery.
Society. Rabbi- M. J. Wohlge-
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lernter officiated— She is sur-
BESSIE
STOTZKY,
3266 • Wa-
vived by her husband, Morris;
three daughters, Mrs. Sidney verly, died Dec. 29. Services were
(Edythe) Shevitz, Hilda Shoob at Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi
and Mrs. Z e 1 m a n Axelrod Stollman and Cantor Adler of-
of Ann Arbor; two sisters, ficiating. She leaves her hus-
Mrs. Anna Himmelstein, of band, Benjamin; sons, Louis and
Grand Rapids and Mrs. Mary Max; daughters, Mrs. Benjamin
Lopatin; a brother, Dr. Eligh Zager and Mrs. Sol Cohen;
Harelik; and three grandchil- brother, William Cooper, of New
York; and sisters, Mrs. Tillie
dren.
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Chait and Mrs. Ruth Magot. In-
CAROL RENEE LAVETTER, terment, Machpelah Cemetery.
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2997 Richton, died Dec. 30.
HYMAN MILLER, 65, 4286
Services were at Kaufman
• Chapel with Rabbi Adler offici- Richton, died Dec. 31. Services
ating. She leaves her parents, were at Lewis Bros., with inter-
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lavetter; ment in Workmen's Circle Cem-
brother, Sam; and her two etery. Rabbi L. Levin officiated.
grandmothers, Mrs. Nettie Wine- Survived by his wife, Bessie;
man and Mrs. Anna Lavetter. daughters, Mrs. Eva Shulak,
Interment, Clover Hill Park Mrs. Jean Gauss, Mrs. Martha
Stein and Mrs. Lena Mitchell;
Cemetery.
brother, Isadore; and sister,
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BECKIE MASON, 3380 Monte- Mrs. Rose Robins, of Wilkes-
rey, died Jan. 1. Services were barre, Pa.
at Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi
Wohlgelernter, Rabbi Rabinowitz Leo J. Goldstick 'Dies
One week after the d4atIL of
and Cantor Sonenklar officiat-
mother, Minnie Goldsitick,
ing. • She leaves her son, Benja- I his
Leo
J. Goldstick, 49, of 4035
min; two daughters, Mrs. Ar- Richton,
died of a heart attack
thur Goldberg and Mrs. Sarah last Saturday. Funeral services
Pitler; and four grandchildren. were held at Lewis Bros. Mon-
Interment, Machpelah Ceme- day. Burial, Machpelah. He is
tery.
survived by his wife, Bertha; two
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daughters, Sylvia and Shirley;
MOE SHERMAN, 22 Charlotte, brothers, Nathaniel H., Dr. Hill-
died Jan. 1. Services were at iard W. and Dr. Maurice C.; sis-
Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi ter, Mrs. Martin L. Friedman.
•
Sperka officiating. He leaves
four brothers, Abe, of Detroit;
Joe, of Los Angeles; Dave, of
St.. Louis, Mo., and Sam, of
Kansas city, Mo., and three
sisters—Mrs. Lizzie Silver of
In memory of Coxswain Vic-
University City, Mo.; Mrs. Bess tor Passerman, who died fight-
Wyman, of St. Louis, iVlo., and ing for his country on Jan. 16,
Mrs. Edna Lavin, of Los An- 1945. Sadly missed by his neph-
geles. Interment, Machpelah ew Allan Jerome Roth.
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Cemetery.
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Darling Sam, a year has gone
IDA GORELICK, 18280 Ken- Jan. 24, but you are with us
tucky, died Jan. 2. Services were every minute. We miss you so
at Kaufman Chapel with. Rabbi terribly.
Segal, Rabbi Bakst, and Can-
Mother, Ralph and Bernice
She
Fenakel officiating.
Sheplow.
.
In Memoriam
—
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 12, 1951
News Brevities
Zionist Office Relates
New Refrigerator Plan
For Israel Residents
OLGA J A S L O V E FAMILY
CLUB will meet at the home of
Mrs. Mitzi Greenberg, 18411
Greenlawn, to discuss plans for
a social in February.
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Bernard Chase has been ap-
pointed chairman of the fifth
annual banquet of the VLADI-
MIRITZER EMERGENCY RE-
LIEF ORGANIZATION by S. A.
Kayne, president. The. banquet
will be held • Feb. 25; at Zack's
Catering.. A reception for the
members' families and friends
will follow' the dinner.
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A M E I C-AMERICAN Eretz Is-
rael Corporation, with head-
quarters at 565 Fifth Avenue,
New York 17,
announces t h e
launching of its
project to mod-
ernize road
building a n d
land developing
quip merit in
Israel. Nathan
A. Levine, chair-
man of the
board of AME-
N. A. Levine IC, announces
that contracts have been signed
to purchase the first shipment
of $250,000 worth of heavy duty
machinery.
A new sales program for
refrigerators to Israel for 1951
was received this week at the
Zionist office, 1031 Penobscot
Bldg. It provides for the gifts
of refrigerators to be divided
into three classifications:
1. Those purchased for new
immigrants to Israel who are
emigrating from the U. S. and
Canada and for whom no import
license is required;
2. Those purchased for Israel
residents who possess or' can
obtain import license;
3. Those purchased for any
Israeli resident who does not
have an import license.
In category 1, only three
Frigidaire models and two Gen-
eral Electric models are avail-
able, some for immediate de-
livery. In category two, the
same types are offered.
In category three, only the
Westinghouse nine cubic foot
and the Philco seven cubic foot
made in Israel are available.
Philcos ordered now can be de-
livered before PassOver.
All warranty fees and house
delivery charges, heretofore re-
quired to be paid by the bene-
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ficiary in Israel may now be
Coming to Detroit on Jan. 16,
prepaid in America by the do- the Original DON COSSACK
nor.
Chorus and Dancers, headed by
Serge Jaroff, will make the raft-
ers of Masonic Temple ring with
a program of stirring church
music (now banned by "Uncle
Joe") , soldier and folk "ditties
familiar and unfailingly fresh to
American audiences for over two
(The Jewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish .Welfare
decades.
Federation, and is a Red Feaiher
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Agency.)
Plans for the coming social
Jan. 14—Folk Dancing. 8:30 p.m., event to be held Feb: 4 will be
Davison Branch. No previous discussed at a meeting of CLUB
experience necessary. Sam TWENTY-FIVE at the home of
Marcus, caller and instructor. Eve Zatcoff.
Eight sessions, every other
Sunday.
Jan. 16—Ballroom Dancing. For Judaism Council in
beginners and advanced stu- Civil Rights Role:
dents. Instructors : Michael
Laham and Joyce Graham. Backs 'Twist' Film
Fee, ten sessions: Center mem-
American Council for Judaism,
bers, $10; others, $12.50.
which
has limited it-
Jan. 17—"Gooa Health— the self to heretofore
anti-Zionist and anti-
Challenge of Aging." Center Israel activities, has entered a
Open Forum, 9 p.m., at Wood- new field of activity. Its New
ward Center. Speaker, Dr. York chapter last week assumed
Ralph Johnson, staff physi- a civil liberties role by con-
cian and specialist in geriat- demning these who object to the
rics, Jennings Memorial Hos- showing of the "Oliver Twist"
pital.
film. A resolution adopted main-
Jan. 18—Film Discussion Series tains that "no Jew or group of
—"Living With Your Chil- Jews can speak for or represent
dren," 9 p.m. at Northwest Ex- the Jews of America" and as-
tension Office. "Baby Meets serts that "we condemn such
His Parents," "Helping the pressure to prevent the exhibi-
Child to Accept the Do's," tion of the film".
"Helping the Child to Accept
the Don't"—Discussion leader,
Dr. John C. Montgomery, ped-
iatrician.
J2n. 18—Leathercraft.
8:30-10
NEW YORK (AJP)—Postmas-
p.m., Davison Branch. Lenore
Konikow, instructor. Fee, ten ter Albert Goldman sold the
Thursdays: Center members, first sheet of stamps to Benja-
min A. Cohen, Assistant Secre-
$6; others, $7.50.
tary General of the UN, to of-
"■
■
ficially launch the 100th office
in New York to handle mail,
eUlry
and the first United Nations
Station of the city's postal sys-
All mail for the world or-
Air tem.
on
ganization will be cleared
through this branch. The new
This Week's Radio and Tele-
UN post office is located in the
vision Programs of
still incomplete UN headquar-
Jewish Interest
ters in mid-Manhattan.
.
Jewish Center
Activities
.
"The • New Uniform Code of
Military Justice" will be dis-
cussed by Major Justin Giltner
before the 9604th Vol. AIR RE-
SERVE TRAINING SQUADRON
in room 124, Central High
School, at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 16.
Lt. Col. Morton Hack, command-
ing officer of the squadron, will
preside.
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The special education pro-
gram in the Detroit Public
Schools will be the topic of the
Monday meeting of the Mac-
Culloch Chapter of the BETTER
SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION.
Speakers will be Miss Anna En-
gel, director of special educa-
tion; Paul Voelker, assistant di-
rector; Miss Laura Wingerts-
zahn, supervisor in special ed-
ucation; Miss. Edith Cohoe, su-
pervisor of sight saving, braille,
and classes for the foreign born;
Eugene Hayden, supervisor of
ungraded classes.
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One of tlo highlights of the
theatrical season will be the re-
turn of Tennessee Williams'
drama, "A Streetcar Named De-
sire" which comes to the stage
of the SHUBERT THEATER for
one week only beginning Sun-
day. Starring Louise Platt of
motion picture fame and Phillip
Kenneally, former Notre Dame
player, the cast features Ellen
Davey and Harry Kersey sup-
ported by a veteran cast select-
ed from many of Broadway's
top-notch companies.
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The Detroit Chapter of Ameri-
cans for Democratic Action an-
nounced that WALTER REU-
THER, national vice-chairman
of ADA, will be the principle
speaker of its fourth annual
Roosevelt Dinner on Jan. 27, at
Workmen's Circle, 11529 Lin-
wood. The public is invited.
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KRESHOVER COUSINS CLUB
will meet at the home of Toby
Antman, 13725 Dexter, Jan. 18.
Election of officers will be held.
Plans for the anniversary party
will be completed.
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BODZIN FAMILY CLUB will
meet Saturday at the home of
Mr. . and Mrs. Morris Bodzin..
Mr. .and Mrs. Hyman Zucker-
baum, of New York, are visiting
their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bodzin.
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DETROIT TOWN HALL pre-
sents "Europe's New Look—from
Paris to Rome," a color film, to
be shown by Dr. Dudley Crafts
Watson, world traveler at 11
a.m., Wednesday in the Fisher
Bldg.
Jews Open UN's
Postal Station
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The Eternal Light
Time: 8 a.m., Sunday, Jan. 14.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "The Rabbi: Hillel,"
written by Peter Lyon, will be
presented. It i s a tale of a
teacher, preacher and rabbi,
who determined for posterity
how this life could best be
lived.
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