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Obituaries
GOLDIE RUDACK, 18264 San-,
to Barbara, died Jan. 9. Services
were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi
Halpern and Cantor Fenakel of-
ficiating. She leaves four sons,
Harry, Jacob, Abraham and
Louis; four daughters, Mrs. Mor-
ris Schwartz, of California, Mrs.
Dora. Orenstein, Mrs. Julius Per-
ry and Mrs. Max Taitelbaum; and
two sisters, Mrs. H. Slatnick and
Mrs. Isaac Wolf. Interment, In-
dependent Detroit Lodge Ceme-
tery.
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IRMA WALDMAN, 3211 Stur-
tevant, died Jan. 9. Services
were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi
Lehrman officiating. She leaves
her husband, Rudolph; sons,
Robert and Edward; brother,
Emil; and two sisters, Mrs. Ethel
Shorr and Mrs. Samuel Rosen.
Interment, Oakview Cemetery.
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JOSEPH PRADY, 18900 Wis-
consin, died Jan. 9. Services
were at K..ufman Chapel, Rabbi
S. Stollman and Cantor Fenakel
officiating. He leaves his wife,
Julia; three sons, Herman, Cal-
vin and Jack; three daughters,
Mrs. Jos. Lunenfeld, Mrs. Benj.
Williams and Mrs. Albert Landy,
of Miami Beach, Fla., a brother,
Samuel, of Argentina and two
sisters, Mrs. Esther Sacks, of
Africa, and Mrs. Shane Rochel
Linde, of Israel. Interment,
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
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MORRIS LEVIN, '746 Coiling-
wood, died Jan. 9. Services were
at Kaufman Chapel,. Rabbis
Wohlgelernter and Adler and
Cantor Adler officiating. He
leaves his wife, Martha; four
brothers, Abe and Israel, of Los.
Angeles, Max and Hyman, of
Chicago; two sisters, Mrs. Etta
Lome, of Chicago and Mrs.
--Sarah Fishman, of Los Angeles.
Interment, Clover Hill Park
Cemetery.
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MAX AXELROD, 3782 Glynn
Ct., died Jan. 7. Services were at
Hebrew Benevolent Chapel; in-
terment, Nusach Hari Cemetery.
Rabbis I. Stollman and Levin
officiated. Survived by his wife,
Michle; sons, Sy and Reuben;
daughters, Ida Katz, Minnie
Shugol, Francis Levy; 17 grand-
children, 6 great grandchildren.
and a sister, Mrs. Ida Leah Ka-
minsky of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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SARAH IDEN HAIDY, 11501
Petoskey,.died Jan. 11. Services
were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi
Segal and Cantor Fenakel offici-
ating. She leaves four sons, Max
Haidy, Morris and Ben Iden and
Wm. J. Philips; two daughters,
Mrs. Hyman Weinstein and Mrs.
Bessie Rubenstein; and a sister,
Mrs. Eva Stein. Interment, Beth
Tephilas Moses Cemetery, Mt.
Clemens.
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DAVID FELZER, 2003 Mon-
terey, died Jan. 10. Services were
at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Lehr-
CORNFIELD FAMILY CLUB
man and Cantor Sonenklar of-
ficiating. He leaves his wife, will meet at 8 p.m., Sunday, at
Ernestine, a son, Bert; and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
W. Grand.
daughters, Mrs Samuel Levy and Globerson. 3806
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Joan. Interment, Machpelah
For the benefit of the MARCH
Cemetery.
OF DIMES the 13th annual
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MOSES RODD, 2562 Cortland, President's Birthday Ball will be
died Jan. 7. Services were at He- held at the Veterans' Memorial
brew Benevolent Chapel. Rabbi Building tonight..
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Goldman officiated. Survived by
MRS. BENJAMIN JAFFE,
his wife, Bena; sons, Joseph,
Harold, Norman, of Los Angeles, chairman of the Central Volun-
and Sam; daughters, Elsie, Mrs. teer Bureau of United Commun-
Marion Fridson; 6 grandchil- ity Services, will preside at the
dren; brothers, Sam of Los An- Bureau's annual meeting next
geles, Peter of Edmonton, 'Ala.; Wednesday at St. Francis Home
sisters, Mrs. Malke Rodd, Elmon- for Boys, 2701 Fenkell. The proj-
ton, Ala., Sheindie Satanov, of ect of the University of Michi-
gan's Institute on Human Ad-
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
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justment in Detroit old age
FANNIE BETENSKY, 1935 homes will be discussed.
Hazelwood, died Jan. 10. Serv-
ices were at the Hebrew Benev-
BAKER COUSINS CLUB will
olent Chapel. Survived by her meet Feb. 2, at the home of the
husband, Abraham E.; daugh- Morton Bakers, 17360 Kentucky.
ters, Mrs. Minnie Gordon, Sylvia Named recently to the enter-
and Rostlyn Betensky of Los tainment committee were the
Angeles; sons, Nathan Benton, Lea Bardaches, Paul Baker, Mor-
Wm: Benton; sisters, Mrs. Leah ris Shrager and Leonard
Levine, Mrs. Dora Nashkin, Mrs. Chandler.
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Rae Raclin, all of Cleveland, and
The Messrs. Shubert are noted
4 grandchildren.
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for their acumen in bringing at-
ISAAC SIMON, 12722 Stoepel, tractions of peculiar Continental
appeal to Amer-
died Jan. - 10. Services were at
ica. They were
Hebrew Benevolent Shapel;
first to sponsor
terment, Gemiluth Chassodim
,.. Irene Sordoni
Cemetery. Rabbi Neuhaus offici-
and Nazimova.
ated. Survived by brother, Gott-
They toured
fried.
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<iSarah Bern-
hardt. They in-
SAM RUTOS, 2003 Blaine, died
troduced Piran-
Jan. 11. Services were at the
dello's plays to
Hebrew Benevolent Chapel.
t h e American
Rabbi Stollman. officiated. Sur-
public. They
vived by his wife, - Rebecca;
brought over
dreco
daughter, Mrs. Helen Meyers, 3
grandchildren, and a great Dublin's famed Abbey Theater
Players. They have brought
grandchild.
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many fine English and French
JAKERABINOWITZ, 2711 plays to American attention. And
Tuxedo, died Jan. 6. Services now they are presenting Jose
were at Hebrew Benevolent Greco_ and his company of Span-
Chapel, Rabbi Thumim, officiat- ish Dancers at the Shubert
ing. Survived by three sons, Ben, Theater on Monday evening, for
Bernard and Nathan Robbins, a week's engagement.
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daughters, Ann Ellis and Jen-
Detroit Town Hall audience
nie Greenwood, of N. Y.; 13
grandchildren and four .great will hear DOROTHY THOMP-
SON, next Wednesday, 11 a.m,
grandchildren.
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in Fisher Theater. She will dis-
HINDE ROSE, 17310 Prairie, c u s s world problems. Miss
died Jan. 6. Services were at Thompson once a strong Zionist,
Hebrew Benevolent Chapel. Rab- has joined t h e anti - Zionist
bis I. Stollman and Rabinowitz ranks in recent years.
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officiated. Survived by sons,
When the KRIM THEATER
Louis and Edward; daughter,
Molly Kozak; 12 grandchildren opens its engagement of Jacques
Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffmann"
and 14 great grandchildren,
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on Sunday, patrons will note
TOBIAS FRANK, 2278 Blaine, the smart and tasteful modern-
died Jan. 6. Services were at He- ization job that has been done
brew Benevolent Chapel; inter- on the theater.
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ment, Beth Moses Cemetery.
"THE
BAKER'S
WIFE," star-
Rev. Goldin officiated. Survived
by sons, Paul, Joe, Al and Ben; ring the- French star Raimu, is
daughter, Mrs. Helen Rosen- now being shown at the Studio
blum, sister, Ida Spitzer; 12 Theater.
grandchildren and 2 great
Increasing Intermarriage
grandchildren.
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In. U. S. Deplored by Rabbis
JOSEPH J. MARKS, 80, 1500
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A resolu-
Taylor, died Jan. 11. Rabbis tion deploring increasing inter-
Glazer and Rosenwasser officiat- marriage of -Jews in the United
ed at services. Survived by son, States was -adopted at an all-
Rudolph; daughter, Mrs. Bert J. day session of the Orthodox
Gooel; 3 grandchildren; 3 great Rabbinate of America.
grandchildren; brothers, Her-
The group decided to conduct
man and Ben; sister, Mrs. religious seminars for those con-
Beckie •ampke. Interment, templating marriage. "We hold
Machpelah Cemetery.
that the first essential of a
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happy marital union is a re-
FANNIE MOSS, 70, 15325 Tull- ligious marriage and consecra-
er, died Jan. 11. Rabbi Rossen- tion ceremony by a duly ordained
wasser officiated: Survived by rabbi," the resolution says.
her sons, Victor, Samuel and
Jack; daughters, Mrs. Sylvia
Wallace, Mrs. Charles J. White
and Selma; and a brother, Na-
than LaBolle. Interment, Mach-
pelah Cemetery.
Two very long years have
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LIBBY GUTTENBERG, 56, passed, my darling, Sam, since
17229 Brush, died Jan. 11. Rabbi you passed away Jan. 24, 1950.
Gruskin officiated. Survived by We miss you so very much.
Mother, Bernice and
her husband, Harry; son,.Jerome;
Ralph Sheplow.
daughter, Evelyn. Interment,
Yiddish Folks Farein Cemetery.
On the Record
By NATHAN ZIPR1N
(Copy right )9s2, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate)
Business
Is Business
I was deeply shocked when I saw in the January issue of the
Julius Klein Newsletter an article by Merwin K. Hart, notorious
president of the National Economic Council.
Hart needs no introduction to Jewish audiences. His anti-
Jewish pen has been as sharp as the sword and dagger of the cru-
der anti-Semites and perhaps more effective. He is a smooth and
clever operator. One of his sharpest and perhaps best-timed blast
was delivered during the good-will Christmas season of 1949 when
he made a violent attack on pro-Israel Jews. In February of 1949,
when debate was hot on the admission to the U. S. of the Nazi
pianist Walter Gieseking, Hart charged that "Jewish-communist
influence dictated this high-handed procedure," referring to the
pianist's exclusion by the State Department. Hart, of course. had
no moral scruples about the admission of an admitted Hitlerite to
the country and to him it was "clear this influence over-ruled
agencies of the Government of the United States." This pro-
Franco apologist, we remember, was so enamoured of Elizabeth
Dilling that he recommended reading of books penned by that
Jew-hater. Nor have we forgotten his baiting of "alien elements,"
with Jewish names dotting his list.
Yet this leading anti-Semitic propagandist has found his way
into Julius Klein's Newsletter. True he writes on economics, but it
seems the former national commander of the Jewish War Veterans
of the United States and present member of its executive should
have known better than to give his pages to an outspoken anti-
Semite, particularly since his organization, a member of NCRAC
has been designated by Prof. MacIver in his report as a competent
agency in handling Jewish defense problems on the veterans level.
Julius Klein, by publishing the Hart article he committed—to
say the least—one of the worst public relations blunders.
Scholarly Dissention
A sharp rift has developed within the administration of the
Hebrew University in Jerusalem. According to London sources
Prof. Selig Brodetsky, university president, has tendered his resig-
nation. I learn that one of the top officials of the American
Friends of the Hebrew University is to fly to Israel at once with
a view to adjusting the differences and influencing Prof. Brodet-
sky to remain in his post at least for a time. In the meantime
rumors were circulating that Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver is a strong
candidate for the post in the event of a vacancy. Others men-
tioned are Eliahu Elath, Israel's Minister to London, Dr. Israel
Goldstein, and an unnamed American educator, believed to be
Prof. Katsch of New York University.
Goldbergs in Red, Not Over Finances
NEW YORK, (AJP)—Several , "blacklist" appearing in "Red
national Jewish groups were re- Channels," a listing of alleged
ported considering the possibility pro-Reds in show business. Loeb
of entry into the- torrid fight denied he was a Communist or
over the ouster of Philip Loeb, lin sympathy with the move-
the Papa Gold- ! meat.
berg of the TV 1 Protests to Loeb's ouster from
hit, "The Gold- •the show included a letter from
the American Civil Liberties
bergs."
Loeb was drop- Union asking that the actor be
ped from the given a hearing to answer the
cast of the Jew- charges.'
Loeb, who has instituted a suit
ish family show
on the eve of against "Red Channels," re-
the signing of a ceived support from Actors .
contract f or a Equity which voted to recom-
three - times- mend to the union's governing
weekly 15 min- body that "The Goldbergs" be
ute video series. placed on the "unfair" list as
Loeb
The veteran actor charged long as Loeb is barred from the
that he was a victim of a show. .
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MIAMI, (7, TA)—Hymie Jacob-
son, 57, well-known Yiddish ac-
tor and playwright, died here of
a stroke. Born in Chicago, of a
family long identified with the
Yiddish stage, he wrote musicals
for the Yiddish theater, many of
which were very popular. Two
years ago he wrote the play,
music and lyrics for "Catskill
Honeymoon," an American movie
in Yiddish.
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