Australian Jewish Leader,
Gerald Vahl Davis, Dies

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Moishe Oysher Called

Monument
Unveilings

SYDNEY, (WJA) — Gerald
by Death at Age of 52
de Vahl Davis, Australian Jew-
Moishe Oysher, who has
ish leader, died suddenly here
starred in Yiddish motion pic-
last month. A former president
tures, on stage and radio, died
announcements may
of the New South Wales Board be (Unveiling
Nov. 27 at the
inserted by mailing or by call-
of Deputies, one of the seven ing The Jewish News office, VE
age of 52, in
8-9364.
Written
announcements
State Board forming the execu- must be accompanied by the
New Rochelle,
tive council of Australian name and address of the person
N.Y. He was
Jewry, de Vahl Davis played making the insertion. There is a
a cantor in an
standard charge of $2.00 for an
a leading part in the World unveiling
notice, measuring an
orthodox syna-
Jewish Congress movement inch in depth.)
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gogue in New
here, and was one of the found-
York 21 years
The family of the late Earl
ers of the Jewish liberal move- Schwartz announces the unveil-
and has ap-
ment in Australia.
peared on plat-
ing of a monument in his mem-
forms through-
ory at 11:30 a.m., Sunday, Dec.
Hanukah means dedication 14, at Machpelah C e m e t e r y.
Oysher
out the land,
and refers to the re-dedication Rabbi Adler will officiate. Rela- including Detroit.
of the Temple. The holiday is tives and friends are asked to
also called the Feast of Lights. attend.
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DORA GRAFF, of Bingham-
ton, N.Y., died Nov. 23. Services
and interment in Binghamton.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
David Ebner, of Huntington
Woods, Mich.; a son, Herbert,
of Binghamton; a brother and
two grandchildren.
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HYMAN CALCHARY, 20006
Hubbell, died Nov. 30. He leaves
his wife, Lillian; two sons, Allan
and Samuel; a daughter, Linda;
mother, Mrs. Bella Calchary,
of Toronto; two brothers and
four sisters.
ALEX STEIN, 18976 Mark
Twain, died Nov. 28. He leaves
his wife, Celia; two sons, Dr.
Edward and Dr. Fred; a sister
and three grandchildren.
* * *
LOUIS LASH, 16915 Lilac,
died Nov. 27. Survived by his
wife, Ann; a son, Irving; two
daughters, Mrs. Herman Streit
and Mrs. John Berger; and 10
grandchildren.
* * *
DINAH EKELMAN, 25041
Gardner, Oak Park, died Nov.
28. Survived by a step son,
Mannie; three daughters, Mrs.
Leo Kaufman, Mrs. Jack
Broudy and Sylvia, of New
York; four brothers, a sister
and five grandchildren.
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MOLLIE LEA SATZ, 15201
Pearson, Oak Park, died Nov.
29. Survived by a son, M.
Leonard; a brother, a sister
and four grandchildren.

JULIA SCHWARTZBERG,
2647 Hazelwood, died Nov. 30.
We miss you now; our hearts are
sore,
Survived by four brothers,
As time goes by. we miss you more.
Jacob, Louis, Gus, of Hight-
Sadly missed by her two sons,
ston, N.J., and Maurice Phil-
Arthur and Jerry
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lips.
In loving memory of our be-
* * *
loved husband and father, Louis
SAM SCHULMAN, 1 7 5 4 4
Michelman, who passed away on
Stoepel, died Nov. 30. He leaves
Dec. 15, 1954 (20 days in Kis-
his daughter, Mrs. David W.
lev).
Schiff; and a grandchild.
* * *
Sadly missed and always re-
membered by his wife, Sadie,
SARAH BASKIND, 4063
Israel
Consul
in
Chicago,
his children and grandchildren.
Waverly, died Dec. 3. Survived
Itzhak Hurpi, Dies at 51
by three sons, Harry, Benja-
CHICAGO,
(JTA)
—
Itzhak
Mrs. Sodos Dies;
min and William; a daughter,
Hurni, Israel Consul in charge
Jack Gorelick; 10 grand-
Wed Nearly 60 Years of the economic department of Mrs.
children and four great grand-
Plans for the celebration of the consulate here, died sud- children.
"The orchestra whirls me wider
the 60th wedding anniversary denly from a blood clot. He was
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than Uranus flies,
of Mr. and Mrs. John Sodos, 51 years old. The funeral was
JACK GOLD, 18245 Snow- It wrenches such ardors from
well-known figures in the local held Sunday. His body was
den, died Nov. 30. Survived
me I did not know I pos-
Jewish community for many transferred to Israel.
sessed them."
by
his wife, Rose; a son, Louis;
years, were laid ' aside this
Prior to serving in Chicago, a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
—Walt Whitman.
week with the death of Mrs. Hurpi was an Israeli diplomat
Peck; a brother, three sisters
Sodos.
in Liberia. He was one of the and a grandchild.
Married on Jan. 12, 1899, in military governors in Israel
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Ekaterinoslav, Russia, the after the establishment of the
ETHEL MUSCOVITCH, of St.
couple came Jewish State and later held the Thomas, Ont., died Dec. 1. Serv-
to this coun- post of administrator of the ices
and interment in Detroit.
try at the out- Port of Elat.
She leaves a brother, Thomas
br eak of
Moss, of Detroit.
During the co m in g
World War I Jean Jaffe, Journalist,
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week Yeshiva Beth Ye-
after spend- Dies on World Cruise
EVA EISENMAN, 3224 Tyler,
huda will observe the
ing 10 years
Yahrzeit of the follow-
NEW YORK. (JTA) — Jean died Dec. 1. She leaves her
in Paris.
ing deported friends,
Jaffe, American Yiddish jour- husband, Joseph; three sons.
Mrs.. Sodos nalist, member of the editorial Meyer, Ben, of Los Angeles, and
with t h e traditional
was active staff of the Day-Morning Jour- Harry Engelberg; four daugh-
Memorial Prayers, reci-
;. ation of Kaddish and
with her hus- nal, died of a heart attack Nov. ters, Mrs. George Rosengard,
studying of Mishnayes.
band in af- 20 on S.S. Cambodia en route Mrs. Kalman Tobe and Mrs.
fairs of Cong. from Hong Kong to India, ac- Bernard Rothenberg, of Los An-
Civil Hebrew
A_havas A c h- cording to a cable received here geles, and Mrs. Harry Gertz;
Dec.
Kislev
im, Ekateron- from the United States Consul a sister, 16 grandchildren and a
Ada Kabaker
6
24
Esther Lachover
Mrs. Sodos oslaver V e r - in Hong Kong. She was on a great grandchild.
Fleischman
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6
ein, Detroit Auxiliary, City of world cruise.
24
Mrs. G. Weisswasser
6
24
Hope, Workmen's Circle and
Isadore Freedman
ANNA WEITZ, 18495 Men-
6
24
Born in Lithuania 60 years dota,
Louis Stollman
Chesed shel Ernes.
6
24
died Dec. 2. She leaves a
H. German
6
24
Besides her husband, Mrs. ago, she came to the United son, Norman; a daughter, Mrs.
Esther Schlussel
Sodos, who lived at 18081 States in her early youth. She Kenneth Belen; a brother and
7
25
Carl
Strauss
7
25
Hubbell, leaves four daughters, entered the field of Yiddish three grandchildren.
Joseph Berger
25
more than 30 years
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Charles Sperlino -
Mrs. Morris Lupiloff, Mrs. journalism
25
ago.
Lt. Arthur J. Osborne 7 •
25
Isadore Feinberg, of El Paso,
SAM ROSS, formerly of De -
Malka Wolson
troit, died Nov. 20, in Los An-
Tex., Mrs. Morris Sandubrae
9
27
Chana
Titta
Brose
9
27
geles, Calif. Services and inter-
and Mrs. Edward Solomon; Director of ZOA House;
Sara Ruth Cutler
ment in Los Angeles. He leaves
nine grandchildren and 13 Elias M. Epstein Dies
10
28
Ethel Liebergot
10
28
great grandchildren.
TEL AVIV. (JTA)—Elias M. three sons, David, of Miami,
Charles Berris
10
28
Esther Muscovitz
Epstein, director of ZOA House Jack and Arthur; and a daugh-
10
28
here and for many years a mem- ter, Mrs. Herbert Newman, all
William Elson.
11
29
Noah H. Freed
ber of the Jewish National Fund of Los Angeles; and 11 grand-
11
29
Henry Gordon
children.
11
29
board of directors, died here
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Survived
by
his
wife,
Marta;
A
native
of
England,
Epstein
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Beth
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and
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Rudolph.
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NEW YORK, (JTA)—Joshua
Kaminsky, noted author of Jew-
ish books for children and edi-
tor of "Kinder Zeitung," month-
ly children's magazine publish-
ed by the educational depart-
ment of the Workmen's Circle,
largest Jewish fraternal order,
died here Monday. He was 75
years old.
A special edition of the "Kin-
der Zeitung" marking his 75th
birthday was published in Octo-
ber. Born in Russia, he came to
the United States in 1906 and
devoted himself to Jewish edu-
cational work. He was one of
the founders of the Sholem
Aleichem schools in this coun-
try and of the children's pub-
lishing house "Matones."

MYER RUBIN, 3385 Richton,
died Dec. 1. Survived by his
wife, Sarah; a son, Henry; a
brother, four sisters and two
grandchildren.
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HARRY SHIBOVICH, 11501
Petoskey, died Dec. 2. Survived
by his wife, Jennie; four sons,
Benjamin Sabin, Rubin and
Sam Sabor and Monty Sabor-
witz; five daughters, Mrs. Mey-
er Terebelo, Mrs. Irving Gittle-
man, Mrs. Jack Korman, Mrs.
Frank Nodler and Mrs. Tom
Brown; a brother, 17 grand-
children and 13 - great grand-
children.
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ANNA SCHARFF, 1464 W.
Euclid, died Nov. 30. Survived
by her husband, Meyer; a step-
son, Nathan and a daughter,
Mrs. Sylvia Josephs, of Los
Angeles.

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