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Obituaries
JOHN NATHAN. a former .De-
trotter, died July 14. at his home
in Colorado Springs, Colo He is •
survived by his daughters, Mrs.
Wallace Nathan, of Detroit, and
Rhoda Arnold, of New York: a
-ion Albert, of New York: and
two grandsons. Services and in-
term•nt were in Colorado
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Friday, July 18, 1952
three daughters. Mesdames Dor-
othy Eichenhorn. Evelyn Eisman
and Jeanette Schwartz, and six
grandchildren.
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BESSIE WEBER. 4840 Sturte-1
vant, died July 9. Services at
Kaufman Chapel. She leaves
her husband. Solomon: sons,
Abe and Roy of St. Louis.
CJFWF Founder Dies;
Wm. Shroder Was 75
Mrs. Isaac Sitetzer Dies at 72;
Benefactress of Worthy Causes
Mrs. Minnie Shetzer, of 3311 day. Cantor J. H. Sonentiar par-
Chicago Blvd., benefactress of ticipated in the services.
Besides Mrs. August, Mrs..
many worthy causes, inspirer of
CINCINNATI, (JTA) — Mes-
Shetzer is survived by four other:
sages of sympathy from leaders
daughters, Cecelia, Mrs. Seymourli
of major Jewish organizations
Frank, Mrs. Jacob L. Keidan ands'
were received by the family of
Mrs. Louis E.• Rudner of Flint4
William J. Shroder, founder and
nine grandchildren and one
first p r e sident
great-grandchild.
of the Council
of Jewish Fed-1
Springs
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Rabbi Estersohn to Joirf,
erations and
Welfare Funds, I
LENA
SHORE.
3375
Coiling-
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MAKIE, 2677 Webb,
ROSE
Army Chaplaincy Corps'
who died here!
died July 10. Services were at wood, died July 9. Services at
leaves
last
Friday,
aged
Kaufman
Chapel.
She
leaves
Si10
•
Ka ufnia7: Chapel.
Rabbi Nathan Estersohn, s
75.
three sons, Charles. 'Manuel and her son. Milton: daughters, Mrs.
native Detroiter who is current-
Abandoning a
Albert four daughters. /Vies- Albert Goldman and Mrs. Lester
ly
a resident of Los Angeles
s u c c essful ca-
a sister.
dames Louis Sipkins. Eva Ca- Rosenthal; and
Calif., will report for active duts
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reer of law, Mr.1
st•rio. Morris Waxman and J. B.
in the United States A r m .
PEARL SAKAT. 3236 Tyler,
Shroder devoted'
St!"lenlnr . a brother and a sis-
Chaplaincy Corps on July 31.
himself to social
died July 11. Services at Kauf-
ter
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While a resident here, Rabbi
man Chapel. She leaves her hus-
and civic affairs
Estersohn attended the Yeshi-";
and played an
MORRIS SKLARE. 4095 Leslie, band. Samuel: son. Marvin; four
vath Beth Yehudah, followins
W. J. Shroder important role!
died July 12. Services a , Kauf- brothers and three sisters.
which he studied at Yeshiv.'
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in Jewish communal life. He
man Chapel. He leaves his wife.
University in New York. H..
Mt try: tnree daughters. Mes - !
GEORGE FINEMAN. 1 7 1 6 6 was vice-chairman of the Joint
graduated from the latter in
dames Sander A. Hillman. Henry Littlefield, died July 11. Serv- Distribution Committee, member
stitution in 1951.
MRS. ISAAC SHETZER
Brownian and William Jacobs: ices were at Kaufman Chapel. of the boards of numerous na-
Before volunteering for th
a brother and a sister.
He leaves his wife. Sarah: sons. tional Jewish institutions and her husband, the late Isaac
armed forces h
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Albert and Morris: daughter. actively participated in 1 o c a 1 Shetzer, and son. the late Simon :
was an activ
ABE MENDELSOHN. 3 2 4 6 Mrs. Ben Kau f man three Jewish organizations. He was
member of th
the founder and first president Shetzer, both of whom were na-
cii,eiclaie. died July 7. Services brothers and a sister.
Los Angeles rab
of the Cincinnati Jewish Com- tionally revered as Zionist lead-
at. Benevolent Chapel Survived
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ers, died last Friday at Grace
binate, and w.
by his wife, Dora: four daugh-
LILLIAN WINEMAN, a native munity Council.
instrumental i
ters, Mesdames Celia Reuben of Detroiter. died July 11, at Tampa.
For eight consecutive years he Hospital, after a brief illness.
organizing a n
W.ishincton, D. C., Hattie Ray- Fla. She was 48 years-old. She . served as president of the Cin- 1 For nearly half a century, Mrs.
building an Or
of Tuscaloosa. Ala . Eva leaves her husband. A. Milton: cinnati Board of Education. He Shetzer was known for her
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thodox
congre
M tichit-t.-. of Cleveland. and Lil- son, Irving E.: three brothers was chairman of the executive warm- heartedness and her
gation in th e
liar: I Wolok of Detroit : a son. and three sisters.
I budget committee of the Cincin- readiness to support every de-
-North Holly:
A;abama: 11 grajidchil-
nati Community Chest for 30 serving Jewish cause. Her piety
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wood section.
Estersohn
l'l'eit-g,randf•hi!cirPri:
and
her
faith
have
guided
her
dt
years.
He
also
held
other
im-
MAX GREENBERG, 2962 Cle-
The 24-year-old rabbi will re ;
brothei ot- Johannesburg. and a ments. died July 14. Services at portant civic positions.
household which was for years
o' New York.
A native of Cincinnati, he grad- the gathering place for commun- port to Fort Ord. Calif., follow:
Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
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ing which he will take a five
wife. Anna: son, Irwin Green; uated from Yale and Harvard ity planning and Zionist organ-
and practiced law from 1901 to ization work. Only serious illness week training course at For
ROSE WEISS, 2250 Taylor. three brothers and a sister.
Slocum,
N.Y. He will stop her ,
1921 when he retired to devote kept here from attending ser-
died July 8. Services at Hebrew
Benevolent. Chapel. She is sur-
MICHAEL GREENFIELD. 8720 his entire time without compen- vices regularly at the Shaarey to visit friends and former class
mates before he goes East. H
vived 13]‘ a son. Allen: six Twelfth, died July 14. Services sation to social and civic ac- Zedek.
Mesdames S e 1 ni a at Kaufman Chapel. He leaves tivities. During the Spanish , She was active in Mizrachi will serve as a first lieutenant i
Schulman of Waco. Tex.. Olga his son, Simon: daughter. Mrs. American War, he enlisted as a Women, was a member of Ha- the Army.
private in the Yale University dassah and many leading organ-
Soltz. Mildred Berman of Mon- Theodore Robins and a sister.
Battery. He was elected national , izations and was especially in-
rovei Cr,lif. Margaret Brandeis.
r :11r1n Dorey of Wichita. Kansas •
judge advocate general of the terested in the work of the Jew- Court Orders Israel
United Spanish War Veterans . ish National Fund. with special To Allow Oil Prospec
71.fl ■ i Martha Weiss: 12 crrandchil-
d1••11; three great-g- randchil- •
in 1905 and commander of the devotion to its tree-planting
then: four brothers and a ;sister. ,
Ohio Department of the United program.
. JERUSALEM. (JTA )—The
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Spanish War Veterans in 1906-
rael Supreme Court halide
Among her chief hopes,
down an order to the Isra
JON-A-11 LOUIS WOLOCK, 3351
after the passing of her illus-
W Buena Vista, died July 8.
government to show cause wit
trious husband and son, was
Services at Benevolent Chapel.
Salomon Grumbach Dies
in 15 days why the Jordan
that their memories would be
He is survived by a son, Samuel.
ploration Co. should not be pe
PARIS, ( J T A Salomon
(Unveiling •nnouncements may be In-
perpetuated
in
Lsrael.
When
mitted to continue prospectin
serted by mail or by calling The Jewish Grumbach, French-Jewish So-
the Jewish National Fund
News office, WO. S-1155. Written an-
cialist leader, who was for many
for oil.
nouncements must be accompanied by
Council of Detroit decided to
the 'name and address of the person
years a member of the French
The company received t -
sponsor the planting of the
making the insertion. There is a standard
Parliament and at one time
charge of S2. for unveiling notices.
concessions from the Palestii
Isaac and Simon Shetzer Me-
measuring an inch in depth).
served as chairman of its Senate
Mandatory Administration i
morial Forest in Israel on JNF
By Karl C. Berg
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Foreign Affairs Committee, died
1939 and began work in the fiel'
she
land,
near
Jerusalem.
Own.r
The family of the late Louisa
at the ale of 68, after an
but was forced to discontini
started the fund with a liberal
Max R rotslaysky
Morganroth announces the un- here
operation. He was very active
operation by World War
Monument Works
contribution. In the period of
veiling of a monument in her
in Jewish affairs.
and the Israel War of Liberatio
Distinctive
a few brief months, the forest
memory
at
12
noon,
Sunday,
July
Between the two World Wars ,
Monuments
Recently it asked the goverz
2e. at Beth Moses Cemetery. on he represented France at the ; of more than 10,000 trees was
Reasonably Priced
ment for renewal of concession
completed and many Detroit-
Masonic Rd. Cantor Hyman Adler League of Nations and in a
3201 JOY ROAD
but the request was denied.
Corner Wildemere
ers still are planting trees in
will officiate. Relatives and number of international confer-
In the Knesset. the Isra
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friends are invited to attend.
it.
t
Lodon,
Locarno.
San
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Last year. she fulfilled another government's oil prospecting b'
Remo.
Genoa
and
Geneva.
After
The family of the late Irving
ambition: to make a second passed its first reading, by ,
Chips. of Los Angeles. Calif., an- World War II he served as a
visit to Israel. Her first trip ; vote of 53 to 6. with only Mapa
delegate
to
the
United
Nations.
nounce the unveiling of a morru-
and Communist deputies in Os
1 there was with her husband, in position. The measure was th-
merit in his memory at 2 p.m.,
1928. Her late father, Jacob M.
Dr.
Leo
Shapiro
Dead
Sunday. July 27, at Beth Tefilo
sent to the Finance Committ:
ST. LOUIS. (JTA 1—Dr. Leo Sarasohn. settled in the Yloly for further drafting.
Emanuel Cemetery. on Wood-
Land
and
was
buried
on
Mount
Shapiro.
director
of
the
educa-
ward Ave. Rabbi Wohlgelernter
will officiate. Relatives and tion department of the Anti- Scopus and she was deeply
Defamation League of Bnai grieved not to have been able Israel Seeks U.S. Expert
friends are asked to attend. .
Brith, died of a heart attack to visit his grave, the burial For Ceramics Research
A budding anthologist recent- here, aged 37. He was a former ground now being held by Jor-
An opportunity for an Arne
ly sought to include a Sholem New Yorker who served as a dan. She was accompanied on
Asch piece in a new literary col- lecturer and instructor at Teach-1 her last visit by her daughter, 4 :can to associate with the Isra
, lection. "I hope you understand," ers College. Columbia University. Mrs. Harry E. August. - Ceramics Research Associati•
The Isaac Shetzers were
as research director is announ ,
he wrote Asch, - that I 'can- and New York University's
MANUAL URBACH & SON
married in Traverse City,
ed by the Israel Consulate Ge
not afford to pay your usual fee School of Education.
7729 TWELF'T::
eral. Division of Professional a
as I am a very young man."
I Mich., in 1899. They came to
Mrs.
Shet-
Nathan D. Kaplan Dies
Technical Personnel. 11 E. 70.
l'Y. 4-7192
Detroit in 1901 and
Asch replied: "I'll wait for you r
Nathan
D.
Kaplan,
prominent
St., New York 21, N.Y.
zer had 'resided here uninter-
to grow up."
Chicago lawyer, pioneer Zionist
ruptedly since then.
The applicant. who must
l eader who li ved in Israel f rom
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A.
M.
Hershman
paid
trib-
Dr.
between 30 and 45, should ha
1927 to 1940 and was Royal Dan- ute to her memory at funeral a college degree, preferably
ish Consul and a member of th - . services at Kaufman's on Sun- ceramics.
• Research will be do.
Municipal Council in Tel Aviv,
in improving production meth..
Dignity
Beauty
died last week at the age of 75.1
and quality of products, r:
IsraA Ex nds Hotel Room s
material conservation and pl:
Maintained .by
ng Tourist Trade
ia
I For Growing
Canadian Immigration Bill to
NEW YORK—More than 1,000 instruction. The applicant will
Adas Shalom ( Northwest) Synagogue
E-.I Limit Emigrants from Israel
d
new hotel rooms will be com- responsible to the board of
rectors of the Ceramics Associ.
inquiries May Be Made
pleted
in
Israel
during
the
next
OTTAWA, JTA) — The only
tion.
at Synagogue Office
i mmigrants who will be allowed 18 months to help accommodate
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Experience needed for the I.
an
ever
increasing
number
of
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practical work in ma ,
der a proposed new immigration visitors from abroad. it was re- includes
ufacture
of ceramics, familiari
law will be close relatives of ported in the current issue of
Canadian residents and "cases of Economic Horizons. monthly with semi-automatic equipme
publication of the Jewish tunnel kiln process and proble •
exceptional merit."
A similar bar will exist for Agency's Economic Department of plant layout. Knowledge e
desirable, but not
most European and Near East in New York. Expert American Hebrew is
17125-27 VAN DYKE AVENUE
hotel personnel, in all classifica- sential. The candidate sho
countries
under
the
law,
which
Cemetery
Olivet
Oppolite main entrance to Mt.
ave some knowledge
was presented to Parliament by tions, are being sought to help also .1-
English, French and German.
DETROIT 34, MICH; • TW. 1-7220
the government. However, cer- staff the new facilities.
BROWN
A total of 35,893 persons
tain exceptions will be made. as
Buy U. S. Defense Bonds reg
follows: "Holland, farm workers visited Israel in 1951 as compared
_ iRA5CH
DESIGNERS • MANUFACTURERS
and some artisans selected un- to 28.913 in 1950. Of last year's larly through the Payroll So
der an agreement with the `visitors. 56.8 per cent were ings Plan where you work, t
MONUMENTS • GRAVE MARKERS -MAUSOLEUMS
Netherlands government: Ger- tourists. Slightly more than 27 Bond-A-Month Plan where y •
GRANITE • BRONZE • MARBLE
many, Austria, Greece and Fin- per cent of the visitors were bank, or at your bank or
WE ERECT WORK ANY PLACE IN THE UNITED STATES
land, farmers. domestics, nurses from the United States and 44 office. You'll be helping yt
country and yourself.
! per cent were from Euope.
and nurses' aides.
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Monument
Unveilings
MONUMENTS
NORTHWEST HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK
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UN. 4-7474
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