24—THE JEWISH NEWS

Obituaries

Friday, November 2,

1951

Monument Unveilings

Joel Cashdan, of
UHS Faculty, Dies

SAMUEL GREENSPAN, 11331
OSCAR KLEIN, 2643 Park,
The family of the late Davis
(Unveiling announcements may be in-
Dexter, died Oct. 12. Services died Oct. 24. Services were at
serted by mail or by calling The Jewish Hiller announces the unveiling
were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Adler
News office, WO. 5-1155. Written an-
nouncements must be accompanied by of a monument in his memory
Halpern and Cantor Fenakel of- and Cantor Fenakel officiating.
name and address of the person at 1 p.M., Sunday, • Nov. 4, at
Joel Cashdan, of 2637 W. Bos- the
ficiating. He leaves his wife, He leaves four brothers, Julius,
making the insertion. There is a standard
ton,
one
of
the
best
known
of
charge
of $2. for unveiling notices, Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Bertha, and daughter, Shirley. Joseph, Meyer and Nathan; and
Rabbi Segal will officiate. Rela-
Interment, Machpelah Cemetery. four sisters, Mrs. Sam Levine, the pioneer Hebrew teachers in measuring an inch in depth).
Detroit, who has been a mem-
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The family of the late Nathan tives and friends are asked to
Mrs. Samuel Sakat, Mrs. Harry ber of the fac- •
Blatnikoff announces the un- attend.
EMMA GRAND, 2951 Clements, J. Solomon and Mrs. Edward ulty of the Unit-
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veiling of a monument in his
died Oct. 27. Services were at Bernstein. Interment, Clover e d Hebrew.:
memory at 2:30 p.m., Sunday,
Mr. Ben Schmittke, of Flint,
Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Moses Hill Park 'Cemetery.
Schools of De-
Nov. 11, at Beth El Memorial Mich., announces the unveiling
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LehrmAn and Cantor, David
troit, died Oct.
Park Cemetery, Rabbi Fram will of _ a monument in memory of
Katzman officiating. She leaves
L O T T I E BARNETT, 11501 24 at the age. of
officiate. Relatives and friends his late wife, Paula, at 10 a.m., -
her husband, Morris; sons, Solo- Petbskey, died Oct. 29. Services 74. Funeral :.
are asked to attend.
Sunday, Nov. 4, at Machpelah
mon, David and Albert; daugh- were at Lewis Brothers, Rabbi services w-ere
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Cemetery. Rabbi M. M. Apple- •
ter, Mrs. Albert Weiner; three Adler and Cantor Sonenklar of- held Oct. 26 at
The family of the late Osher baum, of Flint, will officiate.
brothers and two sisters. Inter- ficiating: She leai'res her sons, Kaufman Chap-
Wolfson announces the unveil- Relatives and friends are asked
ment, Oakview Cemetery.
Dr. Louis L. and Dr. Yorton; el, and burial
ing of a monument in his mem- to 'attend.
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daughters, Mrs. Jesse Shiell, Mrs. was in Clover
ory at 2 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 4, at
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JOHN SCHNEID, 19710 San Samuel D. Goldsmith; Mrs. Hill Park Cem-
Westwood' - Cemeter y. Rabbi
CaShdan
Juan, died Oct. 29. Services Nathan Elkus, all of Los Angeles, etery. Joel
The family of the late Morris
Goldman will officiate. Relatives
Were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi and Mrs. David Connery; broth-
Scores of Detroit's young men and friends are asked to at- M. Rothenberg announces the
Moses Lehrman and Cantor H. ers, Jacob Goldberg, Samuel were trained for their Bar Mitz- tend.
unveiling of a monument in his -
J. Adler officiating. He leaves Goldberg, of New York; and Dan vah by Mr. Cashdan and his pa-
memory at 2 p.m., Sunday, Nov.
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three sons, Edward, George and Goldberg, of Minneapolis; and a tience and learning have en-
The family of the late Marsha 4, at Beth Abraham Cemetery,
Leonard; daughter, Mrs. Milton sister, Mrs. Ida Brown. Inter- deared him to all who knew him. Dunn announces the unveiling Woodward at Eight Mile' Rd.
Naimark. • Interment, Oakview ment, Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
He was a leader in Kvutzah of a monument in her memory Rabbis Thumim and Halpern
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Cemetery.
Ivrith,
the Hebrew speaking or- at 12 noon, Sunday, Nov. 4, at will officiate. Relatives and
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MRS. BERTHA LOEWENSTEIN, ganization, and was active in Chesed shel Emes Cemetery. Rab- friends are asked to attend. '
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LILLIAN EICHEL, 18610 Bir- 86, 701 Merton, died Oct. 28. the Zionist Organization of De- bi Rabinowitz will officiate. Re-
wood, died Oct. Tr. She leaves Services were at Temple Beth troit. -
latives and friends are asked
Mrs. Paul Fried and family
her husband, Arthur; parents, El, with interment in Wood-
announce the unveiling of a
Surviving him are a son, Rab- to attend. * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Meyrow- mere Cemetery. She leaves two bi Louis J. Cashdan of Charles-
monument in memory of Mr.
itz of Brooklyn; brother, Em- daughters, Hedwig and Elsa ton, W. Va.,
Va. and three daugh- • The family of the late Sadie Paul Fried at 2 p.m., Sunday,
anuel Murrow of New York, and Loewenstein. Mrs. Loewenstein ters, Mrs.
Epstein, Mrs. Myers announces the unveiling Nov. 4, at Chesed shel Emes
sister, Mrs. Hyman Goodman Of was a Detroit resident for 60' Adolph Ehrlich and Dora.
of a monument in her memory at Cemetery. Rabbi Lehrman will
Detroit. Services and interment years.
1 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 11, at Clover officiate. Relatives and friends
were held in New York.
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Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Mor are asked to attend.
In Forrestal's Defense
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ris Adler will officiate. Relatives
HARRY MOGILL, 53, 1069
ROSE KOVACS, 13725 Dexter, Boylston, Boston, Mass., died Elath Reveals Diplomat's and friends are asked to attend.
The family of the late Mrs.
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-died Oct. 26. Services were at Oct. 20. Services were at Lewis
Pearl Knoppow announces the
The faniily of the late Sam unveiling of a monument in her
Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Lehr- Brothers, Rabbi Fram officiat- Changed View on Israel
Thomas announces the unveil- memory at 12 noon, Sunday,
man and Cantor. Katzman of- ing. Survived /by his sister, Mrs.
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The late ing of a monument in his mem- Nov.
ficiating. She leaves her son, Alice Levine. Interment, Har
11, at- NusachHari Ceme-:
Secretary
of
Defense,
James
V.
James, daughte;, Edith, of Italy; Harmoria Cemetery.
ory at 3 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 4, tery, Woodward at Eight Mile
Forrestal, who—as his diaries at Chesed shel Emes Cemetery. Rd. Rabbi Rabinowitz will- of-
and two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Ros-
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disclose—was in 1948 opposed to
enberg and Mrs. Max Brown, of
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER, 59, Jewish interests in Palestine, Rabbi Stollman will officiate. ficiate. Relatives and friends
New York. Interment, Oakview 18986 Strathmoor, died Oct. 24.
RelatiVes and friends are asked are asked to attend.
changed his mind a year later
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Cemetery.
Services were at Lewis Brothers, and expressed his admiration of to attend.
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A monument in memory of -
Rabbi Akselrad officiating. Sur- Israel's military achievements,
The family of the late Max Aaron Lipset, husband of Bella
WILLIAM SERWER, 1635 Bos- vived by his wife, Margaret; it was revealed in -a statement
ton, died Oct. 23. Services were sons, Paul and Alfred; sister, by Eliahu Elath, former Israeli Metier announces the unveiling Lipset and father of Beatrice
at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Lena Berger; and brother, Eu- Ambassador to the United of a -monument in his memory Hertz and Miriam Barris, will
Hershman, Rabbi Fram and gene Philipp. Interment, Beth States, published in the New at 1 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 4, at be unveiled at 2 p.m., Sunday,
Bnai David Cemetery. Rabbi Nov. 4, at Machpelah Cemetery.'
Cantor Sonenklar officiating. El Memorial Park Cemetery.
York Herald Tribune.
Sperka will officiate. Relatives Rabbi Segal will 'officiate. Re-
He leaves his wife, Sadie; three
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Ambassador Elath, who is now and •friends are asked to at- latives and friends are asked to
sons, Samuel, Bernard and Dr.
MOSES MOSER, of 1610 Col- Israel's envoy to Britain, says tend.
-
-
attend. - - • ' • •
Milton, of Oklahoma City; lingwood, died Oct. 19. Services
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that
on
January
24,
1949,
Sec.
daughter, Dorothy; two broth- were at Hebrew Benevolent Soc-
The family of the late_ Abe
ers, Samuel of Chicago, Isadore iety, Rabbi L. Neuhaus officiat- Forrestal invited him to break-
Gordon announces the unveiling .
of New -York; and two sisters, ing. Interment, Gemiluth Chaso- fast at his home where they had Anti-Semitic Slurs
of a monument in his memory
Mrs. P. Budner, of New York dim Cemetery. He is survived by a long informal talk on Pales- In Boston Election
at . 1 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 11, at
and Mrs. Fannie Raphael. In- his wife, Lina; daughters, Mrs. tine affairs. ."Mr. Forrestal ex-
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
terment: Machpelah Cemetery. Frieda Hopfeld, Mrs. Selma Plant pressed his adiniration of Is-
BOSTON
—
(AJP)
—
Anti-
rael's military achievements,
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Semitic • slurs were hurled from Rabbi A. 11/42: Hershman will of-
and Mrs. Meta Alexander; broth-
MINNeTT2 KROST, died Oct. er, Herman; a sister, Mrs. Ber- which he said proved the public sound trucks at two Jew- &late. Relatives and friends
24. Services were at Kaufman tha Heldenmuth of Milwaukee; strength of our people's desire ish carididateS for City Council. are invited to attend.
Chapel, Rabbi Akselrad officiat- 3 grandchildren and 5 great- and need for independence. He
The use of such terms as "Jew
asked many questiOns, indicat- organizer"
ing. She leaves two sons, Roland grandchildren.
and "Jewish shy-
subject
the
ing
keen
interest
in
and Stanley, of Houston, Tex.,
sters" in public corner meetings
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and
:desired
to
approach
it
ob-
two brothers, William R. Baker,
by one of the candidates for City
24-Year Hebrew-English
EDWARD SIMON, 4212 Stur- jectively," Mr. Elath reveals.
of Gary, Ind., and Harry Baker,
CoUncil drew a strong blast from
tevant,
died
Oct.
21.
Services
Calendar! Yahrzeit
A month later, on Feb. 24, the Jewish Community Council
of St. Louis, Mo.; and four sis-
ters, Mrs. Celia Meyers and Mrs. were at Hebrew Benevolent Soc- 1949, Sec. Forrestal telephoned which attacked "un-American
Dates At A Glance, 1928
Louis Marcus, of St. Louis; Mrs. iety, Rabbis Gruskin and Rine Mr. Elath and congratulated injections of anti-Semitism and
To 1952. All Jewish
Louis Weiss, of Chicago and Mrs. officiating. Interment, El Moshe him on his appointment as other kinds of racial and religi-
Cemetery.
He
is
survived
by
his
Holidays to 1964.
H. Walders, of Los Angels. In-
Israel's first - Ambassador to the
wife, Mary; daughters, Mrs. United States. "He added that ous prejudices into the present
terment, Machpelah Cemetery.
Helen Berlin, Mrs. Shirley Koro- since seeing me he had found municipal political campaign."
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The Council, appalling the use
pkin
Mrs. Betty Loeb; son, his earlier misgivings regarding
MAX LOCEFF, 18283 Tracey, Fred and
of the "Christian front" tactics,
Simon;
4
brothers,
2
sis-
Israel had been largely dissipat- appealed to church and civic
died Oct. 22. Services were at
ed as a result of his closer study leaders to unite in condemning
Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Lehr- ters, 3 grandchildren.
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of the facts," Mr. Elath states. the actions.
man and Cantor Sonenklar of-
EZA GOLD, 4590 Clements, "He said he would write to me
ficiating. He leaves his wife,
Ethel; three sons, Sanford, Nor- died Oct. 24. Services were. held shortly, but I never received the
Aaron Tart Dies
man and Sidney Goodman; a at Hebrew Benevolent Society, letter and soon afterward he fell
NEW YORK — (JTA) — Aaron
Rabbi
Hoberman
officiating.
He
daughter Mrs. Max Surnow; and
a victim to the illness which was B. Tart, former executive vice-
three sisters, Mrs. Oscar Astrin, is survived by two daughters, to cause his tragic death."
president of the American ORT,
Mrs. Sarah Zipper and Mrs. Mrs. Rose Cooper and Miss Hilda
died at U. S. Marine Hospital on
Gold
of
Miami
Beach'
and
three
Reva Lipowitz. Interment Mach-
Staten Island. He had • become
sons, Max, William, and Philip Yiddish Theaters
pelah Cemetery.
ill in Saigon where. he' served as
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Gold of Chicago; 11 grandchil-
co-ordinator of Economic Co-
Vanish in New York
M I C K Y ROCHKIND, 695 dren.
operation
Administration proj-
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Brainard, died Oct: 23. Services
ects, and was flown back from
NEW
YORK—(AJP)—The
sea-
JACOB
KURSITZER,
9109
were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi
Indo-China to New York. He
Lehrman officiating. He leaves Quincy, died Oct. 26. Servioes sonal opening of two Lower East retired from service in the ORT
Side
Yiddish
theaters
with
com-
his mother, Mrs. Rachel Roch- were at Hebrew Benevolent Soc-
in 1948, after having been asso
kind, of Hamilton, Ont.; broth- iety, Rabbi Stollman officiating. edy shows reminded old-timers ciated with _the organization for
that'
at
the
turn
of
the
century
The famous.Heinz 24-Year
ers, Harry and Kenny of New He is survived by his wife, Jen-
ten years.
, Hebrew-Eriglish.Calendar is stilt
York, Louis and Max, •of Hamil- nie; daughters, Mrs. -Esther the city: bdasted 16 Yiddish the-
available to readers of this emb,
ton. Ont.; and sisters, - Gertrude Kunin, Mrs. Gertrude Perlove; aters. 7
Hans Kloetzel Dies
lication at no cost whatsoever.
and Mrs. Lillian Burg. Inter- and Mrs. Lorraine Feldman; son, • The end of wide scale immi-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) —Hans
The calendar.gived all the
gration coupled With the grow- Kloetzel, will-known writer and
Al Kaye; 8 grandchildren. .
ment, Machpelah Cemetery.
Hebrew dates and days of the
ing trend toward the. English- journalist, died here at the age
week from 192 to 1952. A . very
speaking stage were,cited ,as two of 60..
convenient • booklet • for Jewish
principal factors in the dtcline
homes, syriagOgue offices; Jewish
,
of the number of theaters. ,
Activities at the Jewish Corn-
Centres, etc.
mtinity Center were attended by
Whatever Hour .. .
For • free copy writ*
post-:card
more than 8,000 members in
Dr. Paul_ Baratov Dies
or letter to
1950: Classes, clubs and a com-
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Dr. plete recreational program were
LOS ANGELES, (JTA)
H. J. Heinz Co. Dept. J2,
• Please do not hesitate to
Paul Baratov, famous actor of made possible by the United
Pittsburgh 30, Pa.
call us—at any hour of the day
the Russian and Yiddish • stage, Foundation Torch Drive.
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died here of a heart attack at
or night—when we can be of
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used the stage name of Ben
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help to you. We are'always on
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duty ready to respond to your
cow stage before the turn of the
century and came to this coun-
. call.
try' in 1923 where he appeared
Chapel
in many famous Yiddish thea-
ters in various cities. He gave
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