DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-23

Friday, January 21, 1955

Federation In-Service
Sessions Start Jan. 25;
Dr. Duker First Speaker

Author-lecturer Dr. Abraham
Duker will be guest speaker for
the first two of four sessions of
the Fifth Annual In-Service In-
stitute. All meetings will be held
at 8 p.m., in the Esther Berman
Building of the United Hebrew
Schools, 18977 Schaefer, and are
open to • staff members of the
Jewish Welfare Federation and
its agencies.
On Tuesday, January 25, Dr.
Duker will speak on "Immigrant
Backgrounds—The SHTET.I., and
Eastern Europe." On Jan. 31, he
will discuss "East Meets West—
The Impact of American En-
vironment on Jewish Cultural
Patterns."
Harold Silver, executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Social Service
Bureau, will be chairman for
both programs.
"The Organized Jewish Com-
munity.— Direction, Past and
Present," will be the Feb. 7 In-
stitute address by Isidore Sobel-
off, executive director, Jewish
Welfare Federation. Program
chairman will be Ben M. Man-
delkorn, administrative assistant
of Federation.
Albert Mayer, Wayne Univer-
sity . Assistant Professor of so-
ciology, will conclude the Insti-
tute schedule Feb. 14, with a
talk on "Local Jewish Popula-
tion Movement and Its Implica-
tion. This meeting, chaired by
Harold Weiss, assistant director,
Jewish Community Center, also
will include Dr. Joseph Fauman,
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil; Michael Michlin, of the
United Hebrew Schools, and
Weiss as discussants.

Dinner-Dance of Ladies
Of Mosaic Tuesday Night

Ladies of Mosiac will hold
their 11th annual installation:
dinner dance Tuesday evening
at Holiday Manor. Sammy
Woolf's orchestra will provide
the music. Those to be installed
are:
President, Mrs. Ethel Lakind;
vice-presidents, MrS. Rhea No-
lish, Mrs. Lyla Kahl; secretaries,
Mrs. Ruth Vosko, Mrs. Tina
Sussman, Mrs. Sylvia Lambert;
treasurer, Mrs. Betty Robiner.
Tickets for this affair may be
obtained by calling Mrs. Gladys
Baskin, UN. 3-3208; Mrs. Rhea
Nolish, TU. 3-3989, Mrs. Betty
Swartz, UN. 4-8831.

Elect Robert Trepeck
To Head City Oil Men

Robert Trepeck of Auto City
Oil Co., was reeently elected
president of the Detroit Oil
Men's Club for 1955. He previ-
ously had served as secretary
and vice-president.
Trepeck is ac-
tive in the com-
munity, having
served as chair-
man of the oil
and gas section
of the Mechani-
cal Trades Divi
sion during the
Allied Jewish
Campaign f o r
several years.
He is on the
board of the
Trepeck Detroit Service
Group, and is a member of the
Community Relations Commit-
tee of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration.

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Emma Schaver to Sing
In Chicago on Jan. 27

Emma Schaver, Detroit con-
cert singer, has been invited to
appear on a fo nds for Israel
program in Chicago, Jan. 27.
The affair, to take place in the
Sherman Hotel, will honor the
new bond chairman, Morris
Dewaskin. Senator Estes Ke-
fauver will be guest speaker.
Mrs. Schaver also will sing for
the Chicago Women's Division
"Guardians" who are sponsoring
an afternoon tea. Nancy Ke-
fauver, wife of the Senator, will
be present. Mrs. Rebecca Froh-
m an will accompany Mrs.
Schaver at appearances.
Mrs. Schaver's Chicago- ap-
pearance follows her Montreal
performance where 15,000 people
assembled in the Montreal Fo-
rum to pay tribute to Levi Esh
kol, Israeli Minister of Finance.

Honor Dr. Jack Jackman
At Perfection Dinner

Dr. Jack Jackman, immediate
past master of Perfection Lodge,
F. & A. M., will be honored by
his lodge at a dinner at 6:30
p.m., Wednesday, in the Foun-
tain Ballroom of Masonic Tem-
ple.
Presentations will be made to
Dr. Jackman by past masters
David Colman and Harry Zaus-
mer. Past master Milton M. Mad-
din will be master of ceremonies.
The master mason' degree will
be exemplified, with Dr. Jack-
man in the leading role, assisted
by Stanley M. Yates, worshipful
master.
Reservations for the dinner,
which is open to non-members,
are available by dalling Dr. Ar-
thur M. Stern, WE. 3-5600 or UN.
3-4552.

Forward Cartoonist Dies
NEW YORK,. (JTA)—Leon Is-
rael, cartoonist for the Jewish
Daily Forward and well known
in Jewish art, theatrical and
newspaper circles, died at the
age of 67. Born in Pinsk, Russia,
he came to this country in 1905.
A book of reproductions of his Sobeloff Urges Maximum
paintings and sketches was pub- Aid to Federations
lished last year. His cartoons ap-
peared under the name of "Lo-
CHICAGO, (JTA)—American
la.?'
Jews were urged by Simon E.
Sobeloff, Solicitor General of the
United States, to give maximum
Card of Sympathy
support to the work of the Jew-
ish Federations which, he said,
The Officers and Members of the
were "the expression of a spirit
that we rightly think of as Jew-
Kadimah Social Club ish
but which has become part
of the tradition we hold in corn-
Extend their deepest sympathy to
mon with our Christian neigh-
our loyal member, Al Allowitz, on
bors." He spoke at the 55th an-
the recent passing of his father,
Mr. Alex Aliowitz.
nual meeting of the Jewish
Federation of Chicago..

Obituaries

In Mem riam

BORIS KOCHMAN, 1954 ,
Blaine, died Jan. 11. Services
we-re at Hebrew Memorial Chap-
el. Survived by wife, Hilda; three
brothers and three sisters.
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HARRY COHEN, 3360 Webb,
died Jan. 11. Services were at
Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur- ,
vived by wife, Ida; son, Henry;
four daughters, Mrs. Anthony
Casper, Nettie Cohen, Mrs. Sam-
uel Larkin and Mrs. Max Bern-
berg; seven grandchildren; four
great-grandchildren, and a sis-
ter.

In loving memory of my dear
CHARLOTTE MERLAUB,
2751 Rochester, died Jan. 17. son, Martin Fine, who passed.
Services at Ira Kaufman Chapel. away eight years ago, on Jan.
She leaves two daughters, Lee 24, 1947 (three days in Shva.t.),
You are not forgotten, dear,
and Mrs. Max Shiener.
Nor will you ever be;
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As long as life and memory last,
will remember thee.
LOUIS MARK, 18042 Roselawn, We
We miss you now, our hearts are sorb
died Jan. 17. Services at Ira As time goes by we miss you more.
loving smile, you gentle face,
Kaufman Chapel. He* leaves his Your
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None can fill your vacant place.
wife, Edith; a daughter, Mrs.
Sadly missed by your mother.
Sidney Heinrick; two brothers, Lilly Fine.
David and. Nathan; a sister,
Thelma; and two grandchildren.
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Joseph Heftman Dies
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. MOLLY ROSEN, 3380 Monte-
to The Jewish News
rey, died Jan. 17. Services at Ira.
TEL AVIV — Joseph Heftman,
Kaufman Chapel. She leaves her- editor the the daily newspaper
DORA MARIAM GOTTL_T_EB, husband, Ben.
"Haboker" and a member of the.
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5,
1.600 Seward, died Jan. 13. Serv-
General Zionist Party's execu-
Mrs.
ROSE
KAPLAN,
formerly
ices were at Hebrew Memorial I
tive council. died here Monday
of
Detroit,
died
Jan.
13,
in
Holly-
Chapel. Survived by husband,
night following a heart attack.
Benjamin; three sons, Samuel, wood, Fla. Services and inter- He was 67.
Harold and Merlin Max; daugh-. ment in Florida. She leaves her
Mr. Heftman, who was bons
ter, Mrs. Sam LaBow; six grand- husband, Robert; three sisters, in Poland, was a leader of Pol-
Mrs.
C.
Mevis
and
Mrs.
J.
Mevis,
children; three great-grandchil-
ish Jewry before coming to Is-
of Detroit, and Mrs. L. Korn, of rael, serving on the Warsaw
dren.
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Passaic, N.J.; and a brother, B. Jewish Community Council. In.
SAM DAVID FINN, 3217 Mon- Werksman, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Palestine, he was elected the
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terey, died Jan. 16. Services were
first secretary general of the
RONIA
GOLDFLAM
MORTON,
at Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
Vaad Leumi in 1921. In recent
Survived by sons, Louis and 11501 Petoskey, _ died Jan. 11. yers, he was chairman of the
Jack; daughters, Mrs. Benjamin Services were at Ira Kaufman Israel Journalists' Association.
Siegel, Mrs. Rae E. Freeman•and Chapel. She leaves her son,
Mrs. Joseph Lorber; 10_ grand- Benno Morton of Brighton,
Baron Rothschild Dead
children; four great-grandchil= Mich.; a brother, two grandchil-
NEW
(JTA) — Baron.
Ldren and four great-grandchil- Louis de YORK,
dren. ,
Rothschild, member 424
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dren.
the Vienna branch of the famed
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Mrs. FANNIE LAZARIJS, of
banking house, died at Montege
JENNIE
HOUSMAN,
3333
Col-
Chicago, formerly of Detroit,
Bay,
Jamaica, B. W. I., Saturday
died Jan. 7. Services and inter- lingwood, died Jan. 11. Services at the age of 72. A resident of
ment in Chicago. She leaves were at Ira Kaufman Chapel. South Roya lton, Vt., B aron
her husband, William; two She Jeaves two sons, Harry and Rothschild was in Jamaica on
daughters, Mrs. Calvert Hill and Edward; four daughters, Mrs. vacation.
Mrs. David Kohlenberg, both of Rose Oram of Washington, D.C.,
When the Nazis took over Au-
Detroit, three sisters and three Mrs. Joseph Newman, Mrs. Sam- stria in the Anschluss of 1938,
brothers all of Chicago.
- uel Weisser and Ruth a brother, Baron de Rothschild, then head
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nine grandchildren and five of the Austrian banking opera-
EMMA BRODY, 79, o f Car- great grandchildren.
tions of the family, was held
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teret, N.J., died Jan. 6. Services
prisoner by the Nazis: He wa.
LILLY OPPENHEIM, 2023 Tux- released upon payment of $21,-
and interment in New York.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. edo, died Jan. 11. Service swere 000,000, believed to have been
Leslie Gyarfas, of Detroit, and at Ira Kaufman Chapel; inter-, the largest ransom payment
Mrs. Imre Kimeny, of Carteret; ment, Los Angeles. She leaves history for any individual.
a brother in New York, two sis- her husband, Joseph; daughters,
After his release by the Nazis,'
ters in Hungary, two grandchil- Mrs. Bernard Bloom and Mrs. he went to Smith America. La-
Seymour
Seligman
of
Los
An-
dren and three great grand-
ter he came to the United States
keles; two sisters and three and became a citizen.
children.
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grandchildren.
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LILLIAN LEZERSON, 11501
REUBEN HIMMELHOCH, 80
Petoskey, died Dec. 31. Services
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. She Winder, died Jan. 12. Services
leaves a son, Morris; four were at Ira Kaufman Chapel.
daughters; Mrs. Max Silverman, He leaves his sister, Mrs. Ray
Mrs. Charles Abram, Mrs. Jo- Altshuler, and two brothers,'
.gunerat Cha pel
seph Lachar and Mrs. Murray Mark N. and Dr. A. Joseph Him-
Wilbur, of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; melhoch.
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a brother, Sam Fine, seven
• DIGNIFIED SERVICE
LOUIS GROSSMAN, 15337
grandchildren and two great
Where' BOTH refinement
Dexter, died Jan. 12. Services
grandchildren.
and reverence a r e ob-
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were at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
served with sympathetic
Funeral services were held leaves his wife, Dorothy; son, I. ,
understanding.
Friday for SOL A. WOLFE, who Herbert, and two grandchildren.
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died Jan. 12. SurviVing are his
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wife, Sadie, daughters, Mrs.
ROSE PARKER, 2144 Mont-
Largest Jewish Chapel in
Adolph Moses, of Glencoe, Ill., clair, died Jan. 13. Services were
Detroit.
and Mrs. Clarence L. Bernstein. at Ira Kaufman Chapel. She
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leaves her husband, Samuel, and
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JOSEPH BURGIN, of Los An- two sisters in Europe.
Only Jewish Chapel in
geles, Calif., died Jan. 13, in De-
the Northwest district.
troit. Services and burial were Artist Philip Evergood
held in Los Angeles, arranged To Exhibit at Garelick's
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through Menorah Chapel. He
Philip Evergood, winner of the
APPROACH
leaves two sons, Harold and Terry Art Award in 1951, will ex-
Murry of Detroit and three hibit his recent paintings from
Owned by communal
grandchildren.
Jan. 24 to Feb. 5, at Garelick's
leaders, it is dedicated to
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Gallery, 20208 Livernois. This is
public service at a cost
SARAH F. MILLER, 3375 Col- the artist's second one-man show
available to all.
lingwood, died Jan. 16. Services at the Detroit gallery.
at Ira Kaufman Chapel, with
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interment in Bay City, Mich.
SPONSORS
She leaves her mother, Mrs. An-
The newly formed cor-
MONUMENTS
na Miller, of Bay City; three
poration includes the
brothers, Milton, of Detroit,
By Karl C. Berg
most proMinent Jew i s h
Robert, of Rockville Center,
Max Wrotslaysky
leaders.
N.Y., and Carl, of New York;
Monument Works
three sisters,' Rose R. Miller, of
Owner
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Detroit, Mrs. Gilbert Filet, of
'Distinctive
Several hundred cars eon
Brooklyn, and Mrs. Elson Hood,
Monuments
Reasonably Priced
be conveniently handled.
of Bay City.
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3201 JOY ROAD
Corner Wildemere
ALFRED W. BARNETT, 4095
PURITAN eon DEXTER
TY. 6-0196
Glendale, died Jan. 15. Services
UNiversity 1-7700
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
leaves his wife, M a b el; two
C. W . MOORE, Mgr.
brothers, Samuel and Michael
Zolotow, a sister, Frieda Zolo-
tow and his father, Jacob Zolo-
tow, all of New York.
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MORRIS KAUFMAN, 1 9 1 9 3
Monica, died Jan. 16. Services
17125-27 VAN DYKE AVENUE
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
Opposite main entrance to Mt. 01ivef Cemetery
leaves his wife, Mary; three sons,
TW. 2 6200
Harry, Ben and Herbert; and
DETROIT 34, MICH.
nine grandchildren.
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DESIGNERS t MANUFACTURERS
SAMUEL OGOROSKIN, 11827
Otsego, 'died Jan. 16. Services at
MONUMENTS • GRAVE MARKERS • MAUSOLEUMS
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
GRANITE • BRONZE * MARBLE
his wife, Esther; a daughter,
WE ERECT, WORK ANY PLACE IN. THE UNITED STATES
Mrs. Henry Wolf; a brother, Max
Orr; and two granfthildren.

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Chapel are Known to Our Community,
and are Available at a Cost
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