Tyrone Guthrie Arrives
For Stratford Festival

Tyrone Guthrie, director of the
Stratford Festival productions in
Canada, arrived in Stratford, On-
tario, for a three-month stay
prior to the Festival season, June
27 to Aug. 27. •
Accompanied by Mrs. Guthrie,
Dr. Guthrie will make his head-
quarters in Stratford until after
the opening nights of the sea-
son, June 27-30. First claim on
his attention will be the select-
ing of the students for the Fes-
tival Drama Course, scheduled to
run through from the beginning
of rehearsal period to the end of
the season, 250 applications al-
ready having been received for
the course which will involve
playing with the Festival com-
pany in the three productions as
well as taking classes in theater
study.
Dr. Guthrie, who also has di-
rected in Israel where he staged
"Oedipus Rex," will be directing
two of the productions, "The
Merchant of Venice" and "Oedi-
pus Rex." The third production,
"Julius Caesar" will be directed
by Michael Langham, young
British producer at present
working with the Crest Theater
in Toronto.
Starring as Shylock will be the
noted refugee actor from Czech-
oslovakia, Frederick Valk. Fran-
ces Hyland will have the role of
Portia.
The music festival at Strat-
ford will be directed by Louis
Applebaum.

Republican Support
Assured for State
Anti-Bias Measures

Monument
Unveili6gs

Obituaries

PEARL LIEBERMAN, 2634
ALBERT PLOUFFE, Quebec
City, Canada, died March 22, in Fullerton, died March 26. Serv-
Detroit. Services and interment ices at Ira Kaufman Chapel.
in Quebec. He leaves his wife, She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Roy
(Unveiling announcements may be in- Irene; three daughters, Collette,
Y. Chatlin, and three grand-
serted by mail or by calling The Jewish
Minnie and Mrs. Paul Rivard; children.
News office, VE. 8-9364. Written an-
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nouncements must be accompanied by and a grandchild, all of Quebec.
the name and address of the person
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3207
JACOB
HEIMBERG,
making the insertion. There is a standard
charge of $2.00 for unveiling notices,
Blaine, died March 24. Services
ALLEN
KRIGER,
13335
Ver-
measuring an inch in depth,)
non, Huntington Woods, Mich., at Hebrew Memorial Chapel-
wife, Anna.
The family of the late Samuel died March 22. Service at Ira Survived by his
a a a
Benach announces the unveiling Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
MAX QUATER, of Muskegon,
of a monument in his memory wife, Margaret; a son, Mark; a
Mich.,
died March 26. Services
daughter,
Judy;
a
brother
and
a
at 1 p.m., Sunday, April 3, at
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
Northwest Hebrew Memorial sister.
a a a
leaves his wife, Jeanette; three
Park Cemetery. Rabbi Segal will
NATHANIEL HOLDEN, 18281 daughters, Mrs. Samuel' Korby,
officiate. Relatives and friends
Pinehurst, died March 22. Serv- Mrs. George Bryant, of Livonia,
are asked to attend.
ices at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He and Mrs. Harold Mullen, of Van
* a a
Calif.; two sisters and five
The family of the late Louis leaves his wife, Blanche; two Nuys,
Kukes announces the unveiling daughters, Mrs. Leonard Frank grandchildren.
a
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Mrs. Sherman Becker; three
of a monument in his memory and
NATHAN S. LEE, 19981
brothers,
three
sisters
and
four
at 11:30 a.m., Sunday, April 3, at
Shrewsbury, died March 29.
Beth Abraham Cemetery, Wood- grandchildren.
• a a
Services at Ira Kaufman Chapel.
ward at 8 1/2 Mile Rd. Relatives
He leaves his wife, Eileen; a
SIDNEY
S.
CAPLAN,
18223
In-
and friends are asked to attend.
brother, Joseph; and a sister,
diana,
died
March
26
Services
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Mrs. Nat Kobrin.
at
Ira
Kaufman
Chapel.
He
* a a
The family of the late Lena leaves his wife, Jennie; four
Shapiro announces the unveil- sons, Aubrey and William, of . SIMON NADELL, 1610 Coiling-
ing of a monument in her mem- Detroit, Sherman, of Dayton, wood, died March 24. Services
ory at 12 noon, Sunday, April 3, and Irving, of Cleveland; a were at Menorah Chapel on
at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Puritan, March 27. Survived by
Rabbi Adler will officiate. Rela- brother, a sister and four grand- his wife, Anna; sons, Leonard,
children.
tives and friends are asked to
a a a
Alfred, and Donald; brothers,
attend.
Mrs. MARCIA DULMAN, '75, a Jerome and George; a sister,
Detroit resident since 1933, died Mrs. Esther Wolff of Chicago,
March 25, - in Omaha, Neb. She and a grandchild.
Ellis Radinsky, UIA
a a a
leaves a son, Sidney Zneimer,
MRS. A. HANNA ROSEN, 31,
Director, Dies at 51
of Omaha; a daughter, Mrs.
Benjamin Miskin, of Huntington of 20120 Mark Twain, died
Ellis Radinsky, executive di- Woods; five sisters, three broth- Monday. Funeral services were
held at Kaufman Chapel Tues-
Zeitani Here to Push
rector of the United Israel Ap- ers and two grandchildren.
day. A lifelong Detroiter, she
peal, died Sunday of a heart at-
a *
Israel Pecan Project
was active in Temple Israel's
tack, at his home in Mahopac,
FLORA MORRIS, 3779 Col- Sisterhood and Young Marrieds
N. Y. He was 51.
David Zeitani arrived here
lingwood, died March 28. Serv- Group. She is survived by her
Mr.
Radinsky
this week for a several days' Dr. Pinkhos Churgin
who also was ices at Ira Kaufman Chapel. husband, Sherman; sons, Lee
stay in the interests of the Isra-
assistant n a- She leaves her husband, David; and RiChard; daughter, Regina;
Gets Honorary DHL
el Pecan Corp.
tonal
executive four sons, George, Sydney, Harry parents; Mr. and Mrs. George
A number of investors already
vice
-
president and. William, of Jackson, Mich.; . Melbas; sister, Mrs. Arthur Co-
NEW YORK, N. Y.—Two hon-
have been enrolled in this pro-
of
the
United a brother, seven sisters and fOur hen.
ject and others are becoming in- ors were accorded Dr. Pinkhos
a a a
Jewish • Appeal, grandchildren.
Churgin, retiring Dean of the
terested in it.
* a a
ANNA WEISS, 4200 Burlin-
was nationally
Teachers
Institute
of
Yeshiva
Mr. Zeitani reported that 250
PERRY KLASKY, 2223 La game, died March 29. Services
known as a
dunams of land were planted University, on the eve of his
Zionist leader, Belle, died March 23. Services at at Hebrew Memorial Chapel. She
departure
for
Israel
to
assume
last week by the Israel Pecan
as an organizer Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur- leaves her husband, Joseph; four
Corp. between Rehoboth and the presidency of the new Bar-
or Young Judea vived by his mother, Mrs. Lillian sons, Charles, Norman, Adolph
Ilan
University.
He
received
the
Gedera. Members of the gov-
in New York Klasky; a son, Arthur; five and Alexander; two daughters,
ernment were among those who honorary degree of Doctor of
Mrs. Louis Goldberg and Mrs.
and for his vital brothers and three sisters.
Humane
Letters
from
Dr.
Sam-
participated in the ceremonies.
* * a
Radinsky interests in nu-
Sol Fink; four brothers, two sis-
uel
Belkin,
president
of
Yeshiva
Dr. Yechiel Weizman is head of
merous other Jewish communal
GEORGE GUDES, 9917 Mc- ters and 13 grandchildren.
University,
and
plans
were
an-
the corporation.
movements.
Quade, died March- 25. Services
Mr. Zeitani can be reached at nounced for the establishment
CARD OF THANKS
at Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
of
a
Chair
in
Jewish
History
the Fort Wayne Hotel,
The family of the late Jerome
Survived by his wife, Mollie; a
Attorney Mark Birnkrant
bearing his name.
son, Dr. David; a daughter, Mrs. M. Zack wishes to express sin-
The dual tribute to Dr. Chur- Called by Death at 55
Israel Ends TSO Dispute;
Morrie Hauptman, and seven cerest thanks to relatives and
gin, retiring after 35 years as
friends for the kindnesses ex-
Mark H. Birnkrant, of 1525 grandchildren.
Allow Mt. Scopus Convoy Dean and professor of Jewish
tended them during their recent
a a a
history and literature, took place Balmoral, well known Detroit
JERUSALEM, (J T A) — An at a dinner-convocation at Hotel attorney and an active com-
BENJAMIN GORDON, 4005 bereavement.
Israel supply convoy proceeded New Yorker attended by 500 munity leader, died Monday at Webb, died March 26. Services DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-59
to the Israel positions atop Mt. persons.
at Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
the age of 55.
Friday, April 1, 1955
Scopus Monday after a delay
Funeral services were held Survived by his wife, Jennie;
of three weeks resulting from a
Wednesday at Temple Beth El. two daughters, Mrs. Milton Ab-
dispute between Israel and the Mrs. Benjamin Rich Dies
He is survived by his wife, ramson and Mrs. David Levine;
United Nations Truce Supervi-
Phyllis;
daughters, Terry, Joy, three sisters and four grand-
Mrs. Esther M. Rich, 49, of
sion Organization.
Madge and Sue; eight brothers children.
19745
Chesterfield,
an
active
The acting head of the TSO,
a a a
in local women's circles, and three sisters.
Col. H. Hommel, however, ruled leader
BESSIE 'OLINICK, 15417 Pine-
A resident here for 40 years,
died
Monday.
Funeral
services
that Israel must remove the were held Thursday. She was a Mr. Birnkrant was co-chairman hurst, died March 26. Services at
roadblock, and forbade the move-
resident for 43 years. of the attorneys' group of the Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur-
ment of supply convoys through Detroit
Surviving her are her hus- Allied Jewish Campaign and was vived by two sons, Abraham and
the Jordan lines until Israel band,
Benjamin Rich, the -an active member of Temple Frank; three daughters, Sarah
obeyed.
prominent Detroit realtor; two Beth El, Zion Masonic Lodge, Conn, Mrs. Ben Pearinian and
daughters, Barbara and Sharon, Detroit Consistory, and Moslem Mrs. Murray Hoch m a n ; 19
CARD OF THANKS
Temple. He was a member of grandchildren and 16 great-
three brothers.
The family of the late Benja- and
She was active in Hadassah, the Detroit and Michigan Bar grandchildren.
min Cohen acknowledges with Temple
Israel and Woman's City Associations and was admitted
7unera/ eltctpit
grateful appreciation the many
to practice before the U.S. Su-
Club.
kind expressions of sympathy
preme Court.
extended by relatives and
MONUMENTS
• CENTRALLY LOCATED
CARD OF THANKS
friends during the family's re-
Only ,Jewish Chapel in
The
family
of
the
late
Mrs.
Menorah Chapel Plans
By Karl C. Berg
cent bereavement.
the Northwest district
Bertha S u t k i n• acknowledges Suburban Area Expansion
Max Wrotslaysky
Four Michigan State College with, grateful appreciation, the
Monument Works
• SPACIOUS FACILITIES
professors have been selected to many kind expressions of sym-
owner
At
a
meeting
of
the
board
of
pathy
extended
by
relatives
and
Largest Jewish Chapel
help the country of Brazil es-
Distineeft
directors of Menorah Chapel last
?donaments
in Detroit
tablish its first school of busi- friends during the family's re- Tuesday evening, Rabbi • JoShua
Reasonably Priced
cent bereavement.
ness administration.
Sperka, president, reviewed the
3201 JOY ROAD
.PURITAN cor. DEXTER,
Corner Wildemere
progress of 18 months of serv-
ice and stated that in the past
TY. 6-0196
UNiversity 1-7700
six months, "we have had nearly
C. W. Moore, Mgr.
as many services as during the
12 months of the first year."
It was proposed to open a
branch of Menorah Chapel in
the Northwest area, either on
The Excellent Facilities of The Ira Kaufman James Couzens or in Oak Park-
Huntington Woods. A committee
Chapel are Known to Our Community,
was appointed to explore this
17125-27 VAN DYKE AVENUE
expansion.
Opposite
Main entrance to Mt. Olivet Cemetery
and are Available at a Cost
Members of the board of Men-
DETROIT 34, MICH. - TW. 2-6200
orah Chapel include Philip Ash,
Within Reach of All
Max Biber, Morris Brandwine, A.
Howard Block, Al Brant, Charles
( DESIGNERS • MANUFACTURERS
P. Feinberg, Samuel Hechtman,
William Hordes, Daniel Laven,
MONUMENTS. GRAVE MARKERS. , MAUSOLEUMS
Julius Lipshaw, Julius Rotenberg;
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
GRANITE • BRONZE • .MA.RBLE'
Philip Stollman, Harry Schumer,
WE ERECT WORK ANY PLACE IN THE.. UNITED, STATES
9419 Dexter at Edison
Alfred Weiss, Louis W, Zack and
Morris W. Zack.
Tyler 4-E3020

In a statement addressed to
William Cohen, John W. Martin,
Michigan Republican campaign
chairman and former Auditor
General, gives assurances that
strong support will be given in
this state by the Republican
members of the Legislature to
proposed "legislation outlawing
discrimination based on race,
creed or color."
To support his encouragement
to backers of fair practices
legislation, Mr. Martin, pointing
to the advocacy by Michigan
Republicans of fair practices
measures and their condemna-
tion of racial discrimination,
quotes the following plank from
the Michigan Republican Party
platform unanimously adopted
at the last convention:
"We ap prove and commend
President Eisenhower and those
associated in his administration
who, after Democrat Party lip
service as well as actual opposi-
tion by many Democratic Party
members, have finally broken
down the barriers of racial seg-
regation among the citizens of
our country. We recommend
that this vitally basic principle
of the equality of mankind, be
recognized and practiced
throughout our state in the
fields of education, business, in-
dustry, employment and the
profess'ons; and we further rec-
ommend that such vitally basic
principle be implemented and
perpetuated in the State of
Michigan by appropriate legis-
lation, which would clearly pro-
hibit discrimination."

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