22—THE JEWISH NEWS

Obituaries

JACOB STEIN, 62, 2220 Webb,
died June 10. Services were at
Lewis Brothers, with Rabbi
Lehrman officiating. Interment,
Northwest Hebrew Memorial
Park Cemetery. Survived by his
wife. Dora; sons, Irvin, Morton,
Jack, Bernard, Leonard and
Henry; and a daughter, Gilda.
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ALEXANDER LIPS 0 N, 70,
1607 W. Euclid, died June 4.
Services were at Hebrew Bene-
volent Society. Rabbi L. Levine
officiated. Survived by his wife,
Ann; son, Irving; daughters,
Mrs. Sylvia Lax, of Kew Gardens,
N. Y., and Mrs. Dorothy Bach-
rach; and grandchildren.
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WALTER DAVID KORNBLUM,
65, 2581 Monterey, died June6.
Services were at Hebrew Bene-
volent Society, with interment
in Gemiluth Chasodim Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Leo Neuhaus officia-
ting. Survived by his wife,
Sophie.
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• MINNIE HELLER, 56, 3710
Burlingame, died June 8. Ser-
vices were at Hebrew Benevolent
Society. Rabbi L. Goldman of-
ficiated. Survived by her hus-
band, Mandel; brothers, Sam
and Charles Simon of Cincin-
nati, 0., sister, Mary Roden, of
Los Angeles, Calif.
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ESTHER BASSO SHAPERO,
80, 1927 Pingree, died June 7.,
Services were at Hebrew Bene-
volent Society. Rabbi I. Stollman
officiated. Survived by daugh-
ters. Mrs. Lillian Hoffman of
Hallendale, Fla., Mrs. Irene Win-
ston and Marion Shapero; sis-
ter, Mrs. Anne Levey, of Toron-
to; two grandchildren and three
great grandchildren.

Friday, June 15, 1951

Family Reunion on Eve of Fanny Brice's Tragic Passing

Monument
Unveilings

The family of the late Jacob
Steiner announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
at 3:30 p.m., Sunday, June 17,
at Machpelah Cemetery. Mr.
Samuel Weiner will officiate.
Relatives and friends are asked
to attend.
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The family of the late Alex
Weisman announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in his mem-
ory at 2 p.m., Sunday, June 17,
at Bnai David Cemetery. Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka will officiate.
Relatives and friends are asked
to attend.
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The family of the late Alex
Curtis announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, June 17,
at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
In one of the last reunions with her family before being stricken with a cerebral hemorr-
Moses Lehrman will officiate.
hage
which
claimed her life, famed Jewish comedienne Fanny Brice is shown spending a pleas-
Relatives and friends are asked
ant evening at home. Here she is surrounded by grandchildren, Wendy Stark, 4, John Brice, seven
to attend.
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The family of the late Mrs.
Yetta Greer, formerly of Detroit
and Miami Beach, announces
the unveiling of a monument in
her memory at 10 a.m., Sunday,
June 17, at Bnai David Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Joshua Sperka and
Cantor Hyman Adler will offici-
ate. Relatives and friends are
asked to attend.
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The family of the late Abe
Weiss announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
at 2 p.m., Sunday, June 24, at
Ma chpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
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Moses Lehrman will officiate.
• ABRAHAM I. DAVIDSON, 42, Relatives and friends are asked
17303 San Juan, died June 7. to attend.
Services were at Hebrew Bene-
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volent Society, with interment
The
family
of the late Ezra
in Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Prero, Segal -and Cantor Fen- Zatkin announces the unveiling

months, and Peter Stark, 7. Wendy and Peter are the children of Fanny's daughter, Frances.
John is the son of Fanny's son, Bill.

NCRAC Statement
Urges Enforcement
Of U.S. Nazi Ban

Former members of Nazi Waf-
fen SS units are ineligible for
admission into the United
States, under both the Internal
Security Act and the Displaced
Persons Act, it is argued in a
memorandum submitted to gov-
ernmental agencies by a num-
ber of major Jewish organiza-
tions.
The memorandum maintains
that under U.S. law all former
Waffen SS members must be
"excluded because they advocat-
ed and assisted in racial and
akel officiated. Survived by his of a monument in his memory religious persecution, because
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. at 1 p.m.,' Sunday, June 17, at the SS and Waffen SS of which
Davidson; brother, Norman; sis- Chesed shel Emes Cemetery. they were members represented
ters, Mrs. David I. Berris, Mrs. Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter will a movement hostile to the
Jack Packer and Miss Beatrice officiate. Relatives and friends United States and its form of
government and because they
are asked to attend.
Davidson.
voluntarily bore arms against
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REBECCA ADLER, 71, of 9012
The family of the late Anna the United States and its allies
N. Martindale, died June 5. Serv- Schiff announces the unveiling during World War II."
The memorandti'm was sub-
ices, were at Lewis Brothers, of a monument in her memory
with Rabbi Rosenwasser offi- at 11:30 a.m., Sunday, June 24, mitted in behalf of the Ameri-
ciating.. Interment, Northwest at Northwst Memorial Park can Jewish Committee, the
Hebrew Memorial Park Ceme- Cemetery, Six Mile and Middle- American Jewish Congress, the
tery. Survived by her son, Mau- belt Rds. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal Anti-Defamation League of
rice Adler of Miami, Fla.; will officiate. Relatives and Bnai Brith, the Jewish Labor
daughters, Mrs. Ernestine Men- friends are asked to attend.
Committee, the Jewish War Vet-
delsohn, Mrs. Byrnece Condy
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erans of the U.S., the Union of
and Ellinore; and a brother,
The family of the late Bella American Hebrew Congrega-
Jack Hamburg.
Samuel announces the unveil- tions and twenty-seven local
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ing
of a monument in her mem- Jewish councils throughout the
LOUIS LIPSON, 3265 Boston,
country.
died June 9. Services were at ory at 3 p.m., Sunday, June 17,
It was transmitted to the
Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi President, t h e Secretary of
Moses
Lehrman
will
officiate.
Segal and Cantor Fenakel of-
State, members of the Displaced
ficiating. He leaves his wife, Relatives and friends are asked Persons Commission, the Com-
Emma, and a sister, Mrs. Anita to attend.
missioner of Immigration and
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Zwirn, of London, England. In-
Naturalization and the Chief of
The
family
of
the
late
Bessie
terment, Ohel Moshe Cemetery.
Forman announces the unveil- the Visa Division of the State
ing of a monument in her mem- Department, by Lester Gutter-
ory at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, June man, New York attorney who
17, at Machpelah Cemetery. is chairman of the committee
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will of- on immigration- of the National
ficiate. Relatives and friends Community Relations Advisory
Council, coordinating and po-
In memory of our dearly be- are asked to attend.
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licy-forming body for Jewish
loved mother and grandmother.
Mrs. David J. Kravchell an- groups.
Jennie Frank, • who left this
Occasion for the memoran-
world seventeen years ago, the nounces the unveiling of a
eighth day in Sivan, -1934. We monument in memory of her dum was a recent ruling by the
will never forget you and always father, Zelig Bravo, at 11:30 Displaced Persons Commission
a.m., Sunday, June 17. at Mach- that membership in the Baltic'
miss you.
pelah Cemetery. Friends are Waffen SS would not be con-
—Your children and
sidered a bar perse to the ad-
asked to attend. •
grandchildren.
.
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mission of a displaced person,
The family of the late Ben which has given rise to a sug-
In loving memory of Olga Jas-
announces the unveil- gestion that the same policy
D love, who passed away five years Goldberg
of a monument in his mem- apply to members of other Waf-
ago on June 14. Sadly missed by ing
ory at 12 noon, Sunday. June 17,
all the _ members of the Olga at Pinsker Cemetery, 14 Mile Rd. fen SS units.
Jaslove Family Club:
at Gratiot. Rabbi Max Wohl-
She had a part in all our lives,
In one way or another,
gelernter will officiate. Relatives N. Y. Theological Seminary
Our sister, aunt or dear grandma,
and friends are asked to attend. Graduates 19 as Rabbis
Our sweet and loving Mother
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She had no need for worldy things,
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Nineteen
The family of the late Jack
Her family was her treasure.
With tender hand and kindly heart
Simon announces the unveiling students of the Rabbinical
She brought us all such pleasure
of a monument in his memory School of the Jewish Theological
at 4 p.m., Sunday, June 24, at Seminary were ordained as
She'll live in our hearts forever,
Her goodness was her fame.
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rel- "rabbi, teacher and preacher" at
And we can be proud to have
atives and friends are asked to the Seminary's 57th annual com-
This club that bears hers 'lame.
mencement exercises; 22 re-
attend.
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ceived teaching degrees.
Ross Gets Citation
A citation for "distinguished
The family of the late Jacob J.
NEW YORK (AJP)—Barney Blumberg announces the un- service" in advancing the prin-
Ross, famed Jewish marine hero veiling of a monument in his ciple of Judaism was conferred
and former holder of two box- memory at 4 p.m., Sunday, June upon the National Women's
ing championship titles, received 24, at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. League of the United Synagogue
a • citation from ,the . • Marine Relatives and friends are asked of America by Dr. Louis Finkel+
Stein, president of the Seminary.
Corps- Father -Association, -
to attend.

In Memoriam

Rabbinate Backs
Israel's Religious Bloc

Leonard Lyons Wins
Spy Story Decision

NEW YORK (AJP)—Jewish
columnist Leonard Lyons, facing
a possible jail term, won his two-
month-old fight against reveal-
ing the sources of news items he
reported concerning the recent
atom bomb spy trials.
Federal Judge Goddard ruled
that items used by Lyons were
not relevant to efforts by Mrs.
Ethel Rosenberg's attorney to
warrant her being transfered to
the Women's House of Detention
on grounds that the death house
detention was designed to "make
her talk."
The judge ruled that newspa-
per correspondents, under norm-
al circumstances, should ans-
came out in support of price con- wer pertinent questions in a
trols, housing, civil rights and
court hearing. In the Lyons'
fair employment measures.
case, however, Judge Goddard
ruled, the questions had no
Irving Edison Re-Elected
bearing on Mrs. Rosenberg's pe-
JWB National President tition.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (JTA)
—The fifteenth annual conven-
tion of the Rabbinical Council of
America concluded with adop-
tion of a series of resolutions on
international and domestic af-
fairs in which the organization
called for support of Israel,
pledged its backing to the Re-
ligious Bloc. in Israel, came out
in support of the American mob-
ilization program and called on
Orthodox rabbis to volunteer for
the chaplaincy services.
A resolution adopted at the
closing session of the conference
lauded the Kefauver Commit-
tee and deplored crime and cor-
ruption. The conference also

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Irving
Edison of St. Louis was re-elected
president of the National Jewish
Welfare Board.
The first presentation of three
Frank L. Weill awards for dis-
tinguished service in three
spheres of activity in JWB was
given to Prof. Mordecai M. Kap-
lan for the "development of an
indigenous American Jewish
culture;", Milton Weill, chairman
of JWB Armed Service Division,
for his role in behalf of Jewish
servicemen and women; Louis
Kraft, general secretary of the
World Federation of Jewish
Community Centers and YMHA's
for his - contributions to the
growth and advancement of the
Jewish center movement.

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Jolson's Age '70 Reports
Insurance Firm in Dispute

LOS ANGELES (AJP) — T h e
much-disputed age of one of
Ainerica's top showmen, the
late Al Jolson, entered the court
stage. A dispute has arisen over
payment of insurance policies
totaling $400,000.
Insurance companies assert
Jolson failed to pay high enough
premiums. Although believed to
be 64 at the time of his death
last October, Jolson was actually
70, attorneys - for the companies
contended.

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