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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS- 19
Friday, April 8, 1955

Mr. Simon Knoppow
Dies in Jerusalem

800 Commemorate

Simon Knoppow, a Detroit
resident for over 40 years, died
April 3, in Jerusalem, Israel. Mr.
Knoppow had taken up residence
there three years ago. Services
and interment were in Israel.
In Detroit, he was active in
numerous religious and charit-
able movements, including Ye-
shivath Beth Yehudah, Yeshi-
vath Chachmey Lublin and Che-
sed shel Emes. He was a life
member of Mizrachi and a mem-
ber of Nusach Harie Synagogue.
During his residence in Is-
real, he established the Knop-
pow Gemiluth Chassodim Socie-
ty, a relief agency for needy
Jews in Jerusalem.
Mr. Knoppow leaves three
sons, Abraham, Nathan and
Isaac, all of Detroit; two
daughters, Mrs. Sonia Mitchel-
son and Gwendolyn Marks, of
Los Angeles, Calif., 11 grand-
children and three great grand-
children.

12th Anniversary
Of Warsaw Ghetto

Obituaries

HARRY BERLIN, 17222 Stoe-
pel, died April 3. Services at Ira
Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
wife, Helen; five sons, Herman,
Leo, Newton, Albert and Morton;
four daughters, Mrs. Janet Gill-
man, Doria Berlin, Mrs. Evelyn
Pevos and Mrs. Lester Syner;
and 14 grandchildren.
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CAROL MARGARET DAVIS,
2720 Leslie, died April 3. Services'
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. She
leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Davis; a sister, Nancy
Louise, and her grandmother,
Mrs. Rose Davis.
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EDWARD A. BERNIE, 3311 W.
Chicago, died April 4. Services
at Ira Kaufman Chapel, with
burial in New Haven, Conn. He
leaves his wife, Emile; and a
sister, Mrs. Bertha Kronish, of
PhoeniX-,

Over 800 people, many of them
escapees from Nazi persecution,
attended the 12th anniversary
of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising,
held last Sunday, in Temple
Beth El, under the auspices of
the Jewish Community Coun-
cil. -
Rabbi Morris Adler, the prin-
cipal English speaker, in one of
the many highlights of the
evening, said, "The significance
of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
is not that Jews rose to fight
against their oppressors, it is
rather that a segment of a
people, hopelessly surrounded
and outnumbered and doomed
to annihilation, had the inner
strength to rise to the defense
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of human dignity and freedom
ISADORE CUPER, 23021 Gard-
to defend the spirit of man."
Louis Gradner Dies
ner, Oak Park, Mich., died April
Other participants were Mor-
2, in Miami Beach, Fla. Services
decai Strigler, one of the few
CAPETOW N, South Africa,
Ghetto survivors, Gov. G. Men- (JTA) — Louis Gradner, civic at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
nen Williams, Cantor Nicholas leader paid prominent figure in leaves four sons, Ben, of Detroit,
and Jack, Saul and Fred, of
Fenakel, who chanted the El
Brooklyn. Mich.; a daughter,
Mole Rachamim accompanied Jewish circles, died at 72.
Mr. Gradner, who came to this Mrs. Irving Arlin, of Oak Park;
at the piano by Bella Goldberg,
and talented monologist Vivian country from Russia, served on and nine grandchildren.
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the Capetown City Council con-
Goldstein.
tinuously for 30 years and was
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SCHUBINER, 3315
Sidney M. Shevitz, Council
president, opened the program, mayor for three years. A street Webb, died March 29. Services
which was arranged by Samuel in this city has been named for at Ira Kaufman Chapel. She
Sigal, chairman of the Council him. He 1- as a past president of leaves her husband, Samuel, a
Yiddish Culture Commission. the Capetown Hebrew Congre- son, Manuel; a daughter, Shirley
Children of the Mittleshul parti- gation and of the Cape Jewish and three grandchildren.
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cipated in a ca,ndlelighting Orphanage, which he helped
found.
CELIA
KWASELOW,
21851
ceremony in memory of 6,000,000
Church St., Oak Park, died
Jews wh, na,rished, among them
- March 30. Services at Ira Kauf-
Leo CosKey Dies at 57
1 1/2 million children.
Rep. Diggs Protests
man Chapel. She leaves four
handful
Strigler,
who,
with
a
A.
Coskey,
of
2717
Burling-
Leo
Karojan's Coming Here
of other partisans escaped from ame, well known Detroit at- sons, Max, Morton and Joseph
Kwaselow and David Keller;
Congressman Charles C. Diggs the Ghetto through sewers un- torney, died Sunday at the age three daughters, Mrs. Samuel
der
the
streets
of
Warsaw,
said
this week made public an ex-
of 57. Funeral services were held Kotlier, Mrs. Bessie Lebow and
change of correspondence with that we are too close to the Tuesday at Ira Kaufman Chapel. Mrs. Bella Chessler; 13 grand-
the State Department, following period to evaluate the uprising
Born in Pittsburgh, he came to children and four great grand-
his protest against the visit in properly.
Detroit as a youth. In 1919 he children.
"The uprising," he said, "was was graduated simultaneously
this country of the Berlin Phil-
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harmonic Orchestra under the the first phase in the formation from the old Central High
LIBBY LIPIN, 3010 W. Chicago,
direction of Herbert von Kara- of Israel, the second being the School and the Detroit College died March 30, in Miami Beach,
actual War of Liberation." He of Law.
jan.
Fla. Services at Ira Kaufman
Surviving him are his wife, Chapel. She leaves her husband,
In his. reply, Assistant Secre- said that youngsters going to
tary of State Thurston B. Mor- Jewish schools pitted their Hedwig; sons, Ralph and Rich- Samuel; two sons, Max and Aar-
ton wrote that von Karajan was minds against those of the Nazi ard; three brothers and four on, three daughters, Mrs. Sam
cleared by the de-Nazification war college graduates a n d sisters.
Hammerstein, Mrs. Rose Wilber
tribunals, and that he was ad- fought for the honor of the
and Mrs. Nathan Bassin; four
Jewish
people.
mitted in accordance with the
sisters and 10 grandchildren.
In the Israeli war, these same
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McCarran - Walter Act regula-
youth,
at
least
those
fortunate
tions. He added: "The Depart-
ROBERT
OWEN,
19994 Mar-
ment of State is in no other way tc escape, and others who sur-
lowe, died April 2. SerVices at
vived
the
gas
chambers
again
concerned with the arrange-
to provide a homeland
In loving memory of my dear Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
ments for the orchestra's trip fought
for the Jews.
husband and our devoted father his wife, Esther; two sons, Alan
to the United States."
Miss Goldstein deeply stirred and grandfather, Benjamin Lus- and Richard; mother, Mrs. Ra-
Rep. Diggs stated that he the audience with a reading on
who passed away on chel Oshinsky; two brothers, Gil-
agreed with the sentiments ex- East European Jewry, which tigman,
April 18, 1949 (19 days in Nisan). bert and Marvin; three sisters,
pressed editorially in The Jewish evoked memories of a culture
Sadly missed by his wife, Ethel, Mrs. Saul Field, Mrs. Russell Slo-
News and with the Jewish Com- that is now destroyed but has children, Dr. Herman Lustigman man and Ruth Oshinsky.
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munity Council's resolution.
not been forgotten.
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilbert
Meanwhile, von Karajan has
JOSEPH
STEPAK,
2635 Ping-
and grandchildren.
ree, died March 30. Services at
gotten another assignment—to
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return here as director of the World Stage Presents
In loving memory or
of my dear Hebrew Memorial Chapel. No
London Philharmonic. He also 'Widower's House'
husband and our devoted father survivors.
plans to return here for a series
and grandfather, Mr. Henry
of concerts in 1956 and 1957.
George Bernard Shaw's "Wid- Goldfaden, who passed away
In loving memory of our dearly
(Protest demonstrations greet- ower's House" will be produced April 8, 1954 (16 days in Nisan).
beloved h u s b a n d, father and
ed the Berlin Philharmonic on by World Stage, 13525 Wood-
Sadly missed by his wife, chil-
grandfather,
its return to Carnegie Hall in ward, at Davison, beginning to- dren and grandchildren.
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New York. Outside the hall a day and running for four con-
Albert Goldberg,
In loving memory of our be-
Jewish War Veterans group secutive weekends.
demonstrated against the Mc-
Staged by Frank Nastasi, the loved husband, f a t h e r a and
who passed away on April 16,
Carran-Walter Act and a Zion- cast includes Loretta Duckworth, grandfather, Benjamin K u f-
1953.
ist - Revisionist Organization Paul Barry, Leonard Yorr, Art man, who passed away two years
Sadly missed and never for-
youth group set up a picket line. Solis, Terril Whitsit, James ago, on April 5, 1953 (20 days in
gotten by his wife, Mollie, daugh-
Within the hall unidentified Henry, Bonnie Jacobs and Judy Nisan).
ters, Frances, Mrs. Dave Shubow,
Sadly missed, and always re-
persons released several pig- Gardiner. Settings are by Char-
and son, Bernard J. Goldberg,
membered
by
his
wife,
Sophie;
eons, one of which circled about lotte Mitchell, with production
son, Ephram; daughters, Mrs.
throughout the concert.)
by Oliver Shearer.
- Open readings for parts in Adolph Lichter, M r s. Robert
Barton's Passover Ad
"Summer and Smoke" by Ten- Dishell, Mrs. Sanford Adler and
ProinOtes Nationwide Interest nessee Williams will be held at their families.
A recent full-page ad in The 2 p.m., Saturday, at the theater.
Lowest Prices for Highest Quality
New York Times and two Jewish The production. will open on
Granite and Outstanding Designs
daily , papers on "The Traditional May 6.
DETROIT MONUMENT
According to Fred Barnett,
Way to Conduct a Seder" has
WORKS
evoked a tremendous response producer of World Stage, the
for information on Passover theater will operate during the
2744 W. Davison cor. Lawton
from Jewish, church and educa- summer months, thus making it
TO. 8-1523
TO. 8-6923
Detroit's only year-round arena
tional groups.
The ad, published as a public theater. For information or
service by Barton's Bonbonniere, reservations, call World Stage,
(Unveiling announcements may be in-
serted by mail or by calling The Jewish
promoted inquiries from as far TO. 6-9267.
News office, VE. 8-9364. Written an-
away as New Mexico and Alaska.
nouncements must be accompanied by
the name and address of the person
CARD OF THANKS
Requests for 200,000 reprints
making the insertion. There is a standard
The family of the late Leah charge
were received in a week's time.
of $2.00 for unveiling notices,
Menuck acknowledges with deep measuring an inch in depth.)
gratitude the many expressions
CARD OF THANKS
The families of the late Jo-
The families of the late A. of kindness and sympathy ex-
Hanna Rosen acknowledge • with tend by relatives and friends seph Grabow and Joseph Ep-
grateful appreciation the many during the family's recent be- stein annouces the double un-
veiling of monuments in their
kind expressions of sympathy reavement.
memories at 2 p.m., Sunday,
MANUAL URBACH & SON
extended by relatives and friends
The Detroit River yearly car- April 17, at Clover Hill Park
during their recent bereavement.
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Sherman A. Rosen
ries more tonnage than the Cemetery. Rabbi Fram will of-
TY. 11-7192
ficiate.
Relatives
and
friends
are
Vol-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rosen Rhine, Thames, Seine and
to
attend.
asked
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelban ga rivers combined.

ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR
Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Students from the
United Jewish Folk Schools will
participate in a program of
Passover songs and readings
from the Haggadah, in this
special broadcast co-sponsored
by the Jewish Community Coun-
cil's' Culture Commission.
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "The Well of Dothan"
will dramatize the story of the
time Joseph is bidden by his
dying father, Jacob, to bear no
resentment against his broth-
ers for the hardships they
caused him. Joseph, searching
his own soul, finds that he is
the architect of his own destiny
through his dreams of superior-
ity.
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AJ COMMITTEE BROADCAST
Time: 11:30 p. m., Tuesday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Termites in t h e
House," a story of discrimina-
tion in housing, will be the se ;-
ond in a series of broadca: is
sponsored by the American Je , v-
ish Committee in cooperation
with the National Broadcasting
Company.

Mrs. HELEN WARATT,
Glynn o Ct., died March 30. Sersi-•
ices at Menorah Funeral chapel,
on Puritan. Survived by her huS-
band, Jacob J.; three-daughters,,,
Mrs. Adeline Sirota, Mrs.. Har-
riet Jean Berg and Mrs. Mary-
lynn Mae Rosenthal; six grand-
children, four sisters and *
brother.
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PAULINE RUBIN, of Detroit,
died March 31. Services at Ins
Kaufman Chapel. She leaves het
husband, Morris L.; a son, Rob-
ert; a daughter, Marilyn, of Long
Beach, Calif., two brothers and *
sister.
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Mrs. SADIE ENTIN, 1622ti
Santa Rosa, died March Bla
Services at Menorah Fun.era..1
Chapel, on Puritan. Survived by
her husband, Harry; a daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Felstein; and two
grandchildren.
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GOLDIE RAPP, 2219 Tuxedo,,
died March 27. Services at -He-
brew Memorial Chapel. Sur-
vived by a nephew, Dr. Sey-
mour L. Rapp; and a niece. Mrs.
Abe. Leeman.
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ANNA WARSHAW, 2'737 Elm-
hurst, died April 4. Services at
Menorah Chapel, on Puritan,
Survived by her husband. Abra-.
ham; three sons, Louis, Henry
and Isadore; and a brother,,
Isaac Shewach.

Yiskor Service

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at

Downtown Synagogue

1205 Griswold St.

THURSDAY, APRIL 14th

Last Day of Passover

8:30 A.M. to 1 P.M.

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