In cherished memory of our
beloved son and brother, Victor
Passerman, who lost his life
Jan. 16, 1945, in the service of
his country.
Sadly missed and always re-
membered by his father,
brother and sisters.
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In loving memory of our be-
loved mother, Esther Passer-
man, who passed away Jan. 15,
1954.
Sadly missed by her children
and grandchildren.

In devoted memory of our
mother, Rebecca Moskowitz,
who passed away on Jan. 27,
1944 (three days in Shevat).
Sadly missed by her daugh-
ters, Alice, Belle, Molly and
Pearl.

Jesse L. Lasky Dies at 77

Jesse L. Lasky, one of Amer-
ica's most prominent film pro-
ducers, died in Beverly Hills,
Calif., Monday evening, shortly
after he delivered an address on
his own book, "I Blow My Own
Horn." He was 77.

The Family of the Late

ROSE BERNICE
LEFKOFSKY

Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the
family's recent bere-
avement.

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The Family of the Late

FLORENCE
SOYERINSKY

Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave-
ment.

Israeli Editors Oppose
Ben-Gurion's Proposed
Bill on State Secrets

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Editors
of all daily newspapers in
Israel met tonight to formulate
a joint campaign of opposition
to the proposed "state secrets
bill" which Premier David Ben-
Gurion told Parliament would
be introduced soon to safe-
guard Cabinet secrets. The bill
was Ben-Gurion's answer to
"leaks" such as the one by
Achdut Avoda which upset a
mission to purchase arms from
West Germany and led to the
fall of the last government
here.
In a statement published in
every Israeli newspaper the
editors made known their be-
lief that there is no necessity
for a bill limiting freedom of
the press. The statement said
that in a meeting with the
Premier it was he, not they,
who suggested they be con-
sulted in the drafting of such
legislation. The Premier had
indicated in Parliament that
the editors were willing to co-
operate in such a task.
As of Feb. 1, all foreign-
language newspapers in Israel
will be required to publish at
least one column in the He-
brew language in every issue,
according to a ruling an-
nounced here by the Ministry
of the Interior.
The regulation applies to
newspapers which publish three
or more times each week and
will affect newspapers in Yid-
dish, English, French, Polish,
Hungarian, German, Rumanian
and Bulgarian.

Jews in Hungary Ratify
Affiliation with Congress
LONDDON, (JTA) — An
agreement of affiliation with
the World Jewish Congress
was unanimously ratified by
the Central Board of
Hungarian Jews.

WE REMEMBER
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During the coming

week Yeshiva Beth Ye-

huda will observe the

Yahrzeit of the follow-

ing departed friends,

with t h e traditional

Memorial Prayers, reci-

The Family of the Late

tation of Kaddish and

SON IA
GINSBERG

studying of Mishnayes.

Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave-
ment.

The Family of the Late

EUNICE RICE

acknowledges with grateful

appreciation the many kind

expressions of sympathy ex-

tended by relatives and

friends during the family's

recent bereavement.

Sadie Maltzman
Jacob Sukenic
Max Schlange

Hebrew Civil
Teveth January
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Raizel Babetsh

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Lillian Epstein

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Mollie Greenspoon 29
29
Beatrice Shoob
29
George Cetron
S hvat
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Fruma Edelman
1
Rachel Sachs
1
Anna Posner

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Morris Levitt
3
Moses H. Thorn
Shifra Bas-Sholom 3
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Sarah Saks
3
Martin Fine

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Sarah F. Copin
Fannie Briskin

Yeshiva Beth Yehuda
12305 Dexter
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within the reach of all.

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Mrs. Zelda Eisenberg,
Concert Pianist, Dies

Mrs. Zelda Eisenberg, 47, of
19300 Stoepel, a well known
concert, pianist and a leader in
communal organizations, died
Jan. 9.
Born in Sarnia, she lived here
for 39 years. She was actively
associated with Music Study
Club, Hadassah, Junior Music
Study Club, Detroit Women's
Symphony, and other move-
ments.
Surviving are her husband,
Samuel; daughter, Linda; two
brothers and a sister.

Mrs. A. H. Blondy Dies

Mrs. Ida Blondy, of 17530
Roselawn, a native Detroiter,
who had been active in a num-
ber of communal movements,
died of a heart attack Jan. 9
at the age of 46.
She was active in Hadassah,
Adas Shalom Synagogue and
Bnai Brith.
Surviving her are her hus-
band, Allen H.; son, Richard;
daughter, Susan; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Solomon, and
seven sisters, Mesdames Her-
man Blavin, Irving Klein, Mor-
ton Forman, Harry Dorfman,
Sidney Lieberman, Harry Eisen
and Sol Stoller.

Mrs. Mary Grace Dies

Mrs. Mary Grace, who came
to Detroit from Lithuania in
1909 with her late husband,
Abraham, and had been active
in religious affairs here for
nearly 50 years, died Saturday
at the age of 86.
Services were held at Kauf-
man Chapel Sunday.
She was a founding member
of Detroit Ladies' Lechem Ane-
eim, Sisters of Zion Mizrachi,
Detroit Ladies of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah and Mishkan Is-
rael Synagogue.
Her husband, a local mer-
chant, died in 1929.
Surviving her are her son,
Julian; daughter, Mrs. Rose
Rogvoy K a u f man; brothers,
Samuel and William and Moshe
Siegel; sister, Mrs. Minnie Bo-
gart of Toledo, and three grand-
children.

Death Reported of Uri
Finkel, USSR Jewish Writer

VIENNA (JTA)—Uri Finkel,
one of the few Jewish writers
in the Soviet Union who re-
mained alive after the "purge"
of Jewish cultural figures
there, died in Minsk last
month, it was reported here
from Warsaw. He was 61 years
old.
Until World War II he was
a member of the Jewish sec-
tion of the Academy of Science
in Byelorussia. He is the author
of numerous monographs on
Yiddish writers.

Monument
Unveilings

(Unveiling announcements may
be inserted by mailing or by call-
ing The Jewish News office, VE
8-9364. Written announcements
must be accompanied by the
name and address of the person
making the insertion. There is a
standard charge of $2.00 for an
unveiling notice, measuring an
inch in depth.) * *

The family of the late Marcus
Miller announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
at 1 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 26, at
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Halpern will officiate. Relatives
and friends are asked to attend.

Chicago Federation Okays
$20,000,000 Welfare Budget

CHICAGO (JTA)—A record
budget of $20,000,000 for the
hospitals and social welfare
agencies' affiliated with the
Jewish Federation of Metropoli-
tan Chicago was approved here
at the 58th annual dinner meet-
ing of the organization.

OBITUARIES

LOUIS TRON, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., died Dec. 30. Services and
interment in New York. He
leaves two sons, Samuel and
Harmon; three daughters, Rose-
lyn, of Detroit, Mrs. Molly Klin-
ger, of Houston, Tex.; and Mrs.
Lillian Bram, of Little Rock,
Ark.; and four grandchildren.
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ROSE ZALMAN, of Los An-
geles, Calif., died Jan. 3. She
leaves three sons, George, Louis
and John, of Detroit; three
daughters, Mrs. Hy Goodman, of
Detroit, Mrs. Max Weksler, of
Los Angeles, and Mrs. Robert
Smith, of New Jersey; 13 grand-
children, and four great-grand
children.
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JAMES J. WOLFE, 1211.
Lakeview, died Jan. 11. He
leaves his wife, Naomi; two
brothers and two sisters.

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, JOSEPH LEVINE, 3301 Rich-
ton, died Jan. 7. Survived by his
wife, Lena; a son, Solomon; two
daughters, Mrs. Nathan Pack
and Helen; four brothers, four
sisters and two grandchildren.

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JOSEPH MARCUS, 1956 Al-
bert, Windsor, Ont., died Jan. 7.
Survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Isadore Pierce, Long Beach,
Calif.; Mrs. Sam Hayman and
Mrs. Leon Zagerman; two broth-
ers and seven grandchildren.

LOUIS OLEINICK, 18682
Woodworth, R e d f or d, Mich.,
died Jan. 8. Survived by his
wife, Sylvia; four sons, Milton,
Julius of Pittsburgh, Pa., Arnold
and Irving; a sister and four
grandchildren.
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TILLIE WORONOFF, 11501
Petoskey, died Jan. 10. Survived
by a son, Paul, of Brooklyn, N.
Y.; a daughter, Mrs. Sol Lem-
berg; a sister; three grandchil-
dren and two great grandchil-
dren.

LILLIAN KATZ, 13700 Dex-
ter, died Jan. 14. She leaves her
husband, Raymond; two sons,
Edwin and Gerald; two daugh-
* * 0
ters, Mrs. Abraham Medwed and
RACHEL GLASSMAN, 3293
Mrs. William Katz; a brother
Richton, died Jan. 9. Survived
and two sisters.
by two sons, Morris, of Los An-
* * *
geles, Calif., and Sam; three
ANNA ROM, 10710 Curtis, daughters, Mrs. Louis Kosman,
died Jan. 13. She leaves her Mrs. Isadore Deal and Mrs. Sol
husband, David; two daughters, Taub; 12 grandchildren and 15
Mrs. Edward Knight and Mrs. grandchildren.
Harry Zalesin; • two brothers, a
* * *
sister and three grandchildren.
ARLENE
SHULMAN, 3050
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Church, Windsor, Ont., died
LAWRENCE NORMAN ROS- Jan. 10. Survived by her par-
E N T H A L, 24080 Blackstone, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shul-
Oak Park, died Jan. 12. He man; two brothers, Jeffrey and
leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren; and a sister, Iris.
David Rosenthal; a sister,
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Susan; and his grandfather,
RENNY ZAFFERN, 20292
Harry Rosenthal.
Braile, died Jan. 10. Survived by
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a son, Bernard H.; a daughter,
DORA MENDELSSOHN, Mrs. Joseph Taylor; three broth-
18427 Wisconski, died Jan. 8. ers; a sister and three grand-
She leaves a son, Dr. Reuben J., children.
four daughters, Mrs. Maurice
Schwartz, Mrs. Ben Tate, Mrs.
Chester Cortes and Mrs. David Earle Englander Dies _
Earle Englander, • of 5441
Schwartz and seven grandchil-
Longmeadow Rd., Birmingham,
dren.
died at the age of 67 last Fri-
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CHARLES W. GREENBERG, day.
A lifelong Detroit resident,
11301 Dexter, died Jan. 9. He
leaves his wife, Jessie; two sons he founded the furniture shops
Marvin and Robert; a daughter, bearing his name in 1936.
He was a member of Temple
Florine; a brother, a sister and
Beth El, Detroit Furniture Club
two grandchildren.
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and a number of civic move-
PAULINE ISENSTADT, 5098 ments and organizations.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth;
Devonshire, died Jan. 9. She
leaves two daughters, Bertha daughters, Mrs. Leo Kuschinski .
and Mrs. Marvin Danto, and
and Sophie.
seven grandchildren.
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META KAHN, Ann Arbor, •
died Jan. 10. She leaves her
husband, Sol; and a brother,
Erich Klein. Interment in Ann
Arbor.
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JAMES J. WOLFE, 1211 Lake-
view, died Jan. 11. He leaves his
wife, Naomi; two brothers and
two sisters.
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in the Jewish
DR. BEN LAST, of Bay City,
tradition by
died Jan. 8 at the age of 53. Sur-
viving are his son, Alvin; a
grandson; brothers, Al Last of
New York and Dr. Marvin Last
of Detroit; sisters, Mesdames
J. Small, G. Sherman, Albert
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Eder and Harold Ash, all of De-
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