22—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 12, 1952

GERTRUDE FOREMAN, 2740
SAMUEL GOLDFINE, 281 West
Grand, died Aug. 25. Services at • Fullerton, died Sept. 3. Services
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves at Ira Kaufman Chapel. She
his wife, Bertha; four sons, ' leaves her husband, Roy A.; her
Charles, Matthew and Louis brother and four sisters.
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Goldfine, and Emil Klein; three
daughters, Mrs. William Cun-
JULIUS L. BERK, 129 Char-
diff, Mrs. Robert Hart and Mrs. lotte, died in Colorado Springs,
Solomon Langberg.
Colo., Aug. 28. Services at Ira
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Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
JACOB BURNSTEIN, 4332 Bu- son, Herman Rader.
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ena Vista, died Aug. 27. Services i
at Ira Kaufman Chapel: He
BENJAMIN BOLSON, 2095 Pin-
leaves four sons, Ben, Louis, Sara gree, died Aug. 29. Services at
and Meyer; two daughters, Mrs. Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
Hyman Berkowitz and Mrs. Sey-: a nephew.
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mour Berman.
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STELLA STARK, Flint, Mich„
BERTHA BURNET T, 2706 died Aug. 30. Services at Ira
Glendale, died Aug. 26 . Services Kaufman Chapel. She leaves her
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. She husband, Joseph; sons, Fred,
leaves her husband, Jacob; sons, Milton and Julius.
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Barney, William and Julian; and
daughters, Carolyn and Mrs. 861- ., JOSEPH MEHLER, 18903 San-
don Leach. 1 ta Rosa, died Aug. 31. Services

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SARAH ARONOW. 3037 Mon- '
terey, died Aug. 27. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. She leaves
her son, Harry, and a daughter,
Mrs. Paul Kramer. • !
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ISADOR CITRON,. 4272 Clem-
ents, died Aug.' 30. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
his wife, Mary; son, Ernest H
and daughters, Mrs. Lew Kruger
and Mrs. Anthony Piernick.
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JACOB KLUEGER, 4065 Hum-
phrey, died Sept. 7. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
his wife, Flora; and sons, sig-
mund, Joseph and Herbert.

ZELDA GUYER, 2276 Hazel-
wood, died Sept. 4. Services at
Hebrew Benevolent Chapel. Sur-
vived by her husband, Max, and
two daughters, Ada and Norma. !
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SAMUEL BLOOM, 2003 Leslie,
died Sept. 5. Services at Hebre w
Benevolent Chapel. Survived by
her son, Morris, and four daugh-
ters.
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CLARA ROSENBERG, 78, 4005
Webb, died Sept. 8. ServiAs at
Hebrew Benevolent Chapel. She
leaves her sons, Edward and Al-

bert; daughters, Mrs. Tillie Boi-
gon, Mrs. Sarah Cooper and Mrs.
Jennie Hershenson; 11 grand-
children and 12 great grandchil-
dren.
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HERVIN WEINSTEIN, of Los
Angeles, formerly of Detroit,

MIAMI, (JTA) — Rabbi Abra-
ham M. Cassel of Knesseth Is- ,
rael Synagogue became the first
ordained rabbi in the Florida
Psyehological Association. He
has been conducting a guidance
clinic at his synagogue for the
past. year.

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died Sept. 5. Services were at
Hebrew Benevolent Chapel. He is
survive& by his wife, Ruth;
mother, Mrs. Kate Linenthal;
son, David Barry; four sisters.
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SR
SAMUEL STULBERG, 12345
Broadstreet, died Sept. 9. Services
at Hebrew Benevolent Chapel.
Sidney and Bernard, and three Survived by his wife, Flora; son,
sisters, Mrs. Margaret Klein, Mrs. David; daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Julia Blitz and Mrs. Matilda Katz; five brothers and three
Kutnick.
sisters.
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at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
leaves his wife, Bessie; and a
son, Jules.
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LEO GROSSBERG, 3361 Roch-
ester, died Aug. 31. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
his wife, Rose; two brothers,

LILLY ADELSON, 2060 Euclid,
died Aug. 31. Services at Ira
Kaufman Chapel. She leaves her
husband, Thomas; two sons, Da-

vid and Milton; and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Weiss.
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MEYER ROSENZWEIG, 2980-
Director of Yeshivah
Pasadena, died Sept. 1. Services
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
School
Deficit
Defrays
leaves his wife, Rachel;- sons,
Morris, Neil and Philip; and a
A novel way of helping to daughter, Mrs. Nettie Greismai.
maintain the religious educa-
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tional program of the Beth Ye-
ANNA ZALESIN, 2910 :Cort-
land, died Sept. 3. Services at
Hebrew Benevolent Chapel. Sur-
vived by her sons, Louis Salesin,

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Daniel, a n d Harry .Zalesin;
daughters, Mrs. Esther Kaliff
and Hannah Zalesin; nine
grandchildren; three great
grandchildren; two sisters and

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iDA RIFKIN, 2519 Ford, died
Sept. 6. Services at Hebrew Be-
nevolent Chapel. Survived by her

daughter, Mrs. Rose Hechler;
one grandchild; * and two sisters.
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ISAAC BERMAN died Sept. 3
in Albany, N. Y. He leaves his
sons, Dr. Sidney L. Berman, of
Huntington Woods, Mich.; Mil-
ton, of Albany; Avery, of Syra-
LOUIS KUKES
cuse; and daughters, Mrs. J.
hudah.'Schools at Dexter and Miller, of Albany, and Mrs.
Cortland was provided this week Mable Albert, of Syracuse. In-
by Louis Kukes, of 3032 Glendale, terment was in Syracuse, N. Y.

an honorary member • of its
board, an active member of Con-
' gregation Beth Abraham and a
Mizrachi leader. Upon receipt of
the financial statement for one
of the summer months, showing
a deficit, the owner of the
Michigan Bolt & Nut. Co. wrote:
"Inasmuch as I do not like to see
any red ink, I am enclosing my
check in the amount of $228.35
to cover this deficiency." Mr.
Kukes also contributed $1000 on
the occasion of the annual din-
ner of the Businessmen's Coun-
cil. On that occasion he made
the following statement:
"For the half century of my
life in- the UniteeStates, I have
been a keed observer of develop-
ments in the Jewish religious
community. I made my start in
Chicago as a Hebrew teacher,
after coming over from Berez-
nitz. Personally I had lost hope
in the possibility t)f educating
American-born Jewish youth to
a full knowledge of the Holy
Tongue,. the Torah and our his- 7
tonic tradition. Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah has been truly a reve-
lation.
lation. I feel that among other
Causes there is none as worthy
as the preservation of our Faith
through learning."
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah was
allocated 122,750 for 1952-53
from the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. The budget for the cur-

rent year is $175,657. About $50,-
000 is expected from tuition fees.
Nearly $2,000 a Week has to be
raised from voluntary contribu-
tions to cover the cost of opera-
tions.

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