A five-year study delineating,
a nine-point program for effec-
tively combating the profes-
sional bigot and rabble-rouser
has been issued by the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee.
Entitled "Deflating the Pro-
fessional Bigot," the pamphlet
shows that the most successful
way to defeat a bigot is the
"quarantine method," which de-
nies unwarranted publicity to
the hatemonger. The following
are the nine basic principles of
this method:

I. The quarantine method stresses
that no one is to be pressured.
Furnishing information and explain-
ing the harmful results of adver-
tising the troublemaker are the
only permissible steps in dealing
with the press, radio and television.
2. Do not debate the bigot's state-
ments. It only strengthens his abil-
ity to deal in specious generalizing.
3. No matter how defamatory a
bigot's statements, suing him for
libel, even though successful, af-
fords publicity and "martyrdom"
which more than compensate for
monetary punishment.
4. Publicity can be effective if
it unmasks those persons of "re-
spectability" who secretly help
bigots. It can likewise be used
where a bigot is purposefully con-
cealing facts about himself.
5. Competent community rela-
tions organizations should observe
the activities of hatemongers and
furnish adequate information to
friendly inquirers.
6. Those who know a bigot is
coining should privately expose him
to opinion-molders.
7. After a rabble-rouser has
rented a hall there should be no
public argument about it. If can-
celling provides a legitimate griev-.

Mrs. Olender Dead;
Was Detroiter 45 Years

A Detroit resident for 45
years, Mrs. Rose Olender, of
17333 Wildemere, died Jan. 12.
Born in Poland. Mrs. Olender
had been active in numerous
community causes.
She was a member of the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah,
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
the Sisterhood of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek and the Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah. •
Among her survivors is a
In support of this program, daughter, Janet, librarian of
the pamphlet, written by Dr. S. Cong. Shaarey Zedek, who has
Andhil Fineberg, community been in Israel for several
r el a t i o n s consultant of the months.
American Jewish Committee,
She also leaves three sons,
cites various incidents in which Louis of Los Angeles, Philip
"exposure" or publicity en- , and Theodore; five other daugh-
hanced a bigot's notoriety. tens, Elsie, of Los Angeles,
A typical case occurred in an Mrs. Walter Epstein, Mrs. Eliot
Eastern state where a profes- Henner, Mrs. Adolph Pleasant
sional rabble-rouser had been and Mrs. Louis Glicker; 17
scathingly c e n s u r e d in the grandchildren and eight great
press. Despite this well-meant grandchildren.
"exposure," the bigot continues
to receive adequate financial Mrs. Solomon Dies
aid for publication of his hate After Long Illness
pamphlets and periodicals while
Mrs. Rose K. Solomon, a De-
many agitators who received no troiter for 54 of her 56 years,
such treatment in the press died Jan. 13, at Harper Hos-
petered out.
pital following a long illness.
It soon became apparent that She had resided at 19141
after each public exposure this Monica.
particular bigot received aug-
Services will be today at the
mented support; those sharing Ira Kaufman Chapel.
his aberrant views were im-
Active in a number of com-
pressed by the evidence that he munity causes, Mrs. Solomon
was making himself known.
was a member of the 'National
The full text of the booklet Council of Jewish Women,
will be printed in the initial Hadassah, and the Detroit
issue of the Journal of Inter- Chapter, National Women's
group Relations, a new quar- Committee for Brandeis Uni-
terly published by the National versity.
She leaves her husband,
Association of Intergroup Re-
Harry J.; two sons, Robert B.
lations Officials.
and Michael A.; four brothers
and two sisters.

ante for the hate-monger, he should
not be asked to withdraw.
8. Where authorities who control
the use of public property, such
as a school auditorium, have an
established right to reject undesir-
able applicants, exclusion of the
bigot is in order. But if the prop-
erty is available to everyone he
should be given the hall.
9. If the bigot or his literature
is being promoted in the community,
the situation should be used con-
structively to interest more people
in projects for improving intergroup
relations.

OBITUARIES

EDWARD RESHE W, for-
merly of Detroit, died Jan. 7,
in Los Angeles, Calif. He leaves
his wife, Lena; a son, Marvin;
two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Ru-
din and Mrs. Caroline Eisen-
berg; and three grandchildren.
•
*
MYRON JOSEPH FINK, 5440
Cass, died Dec. 31. He leaves
his mother, Mrs. Rose Fink; and
two brothers, • Herman, of Falls
Church, Va.; and Norman.
• *
FRANK WIENER, 20482
Cheyenne, died Jana 7. He
leaves his wife, Sarah; a son,
Dr. Morton Wiener; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sam Capp and Mrs.
Sam Miller; two sisters and
five grandchildren.
• * *
DEZIDER GLUECK, 13860
Kenwood, Oak Park, died Jan.
7. He leaves his wife, Maria;
three daughters, Mrs. Henry
Tobet, Mrs. Israel Besser and
Mrs. Benjamin Kahn; and seven
grandchildren.
* a *
EDITH LEWIS MARX, 19464
Tracey, died Jan. 8. She leaves
her husband, Alex; a brother,
Ben; three sisters, Rose and
Jeanette Lewis and Mrs. Nor-
man Hudosh.

*

* *

IDA BRODSKY (BRODE),
11501 Petoskey, died Jan. 8.
In precious memory of
our beloved husband
She leaves four sons, J a c k,
and father
Leonard, Henry and Norman.
* * *
MEYER FINKEL
SAMUEL
GOLDMAN, 15803
who passed away
Santa Rosa, died Jan. 8. He
Dec. 27, 1958
leaves his wife, Stella; four
(16 days in Tebet)
Dr. Solis-CAen Dies; sons, David, Albert, Hanny and
Although you were
Hal; three daughters, Mrs. Mol-
swiftly taken from us,
In cherished memory of Was Noted Physician
lie Danas, Lee Goldman, and
you are always in our
Dr.
Myer
Solis-Cohen,
promi-
Esther Passerman, b el o v e d
Mrs. Sidney Kay; 13 grandchil-
hearts and minds. We
mother and grandmother, who nent Philadelphia internist, au- dren and three great grandchil-
feel your presence near
thor
and
educator,
died
Jan.
9.
passed away on Jan. 15, 1954.
dren.
us always. Sadly missed
Sadly Missed and alWays re- He was 82 years old.
* * *
and always remem-
A
vice-president
and
acting
membered by her children and
SARAH
COHEN,
17200 Ohio,
bered by his wife,
president of Mikveh I sr a el
grandchildren.
Anna; children, David,
Synagogue, with which his fam- died Jan. 6. She leaves a niece,
* * *
Charlotte and Irving;
In cherished memory of our ily had been associated before Mrs. Hart S tie be 1; and a
Budney.
and grandchildren.
beloved brother, Victor Passer- the Civil War, Dr. Solis-Cohen nephew, Solomon
* * *
man, who lost his life on Jan. was also a founder of Cong.
SAUL KOHN, 19805 Prest,
16, 1945, while in the service Beth El and chairman of the
of his country.
board of trustees of Rothschild died Jan. 10, in Miami. Services
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and interment in Detroit. He
.....„;
Sadly missed and never to Memorial Synagogue.
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leaves his wife, Dorothy; a bro-
-,,,,,,,.: ::.,„,
tom;
be
forgotten
by
his
brother,
He
was
a
graduate,
in
1900,
If -- 4
Allen, and sisters, Ann and Rae. of the University of Pennsyl- ther and five sisters.
* * *
•
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vania medical school, and had
ABRAHAM
K. K A T Z, of
served as assistant professor of
Benno Elkan Dies
Windsor, died Jan. 12, in Miami.
medicine
in
the
U.
of
P.
grad-
j Benno Elkan, world famous
Services and interment in De-
IJewish sculptor, whose famous uate school of medicine.
troit. He leaves his wife, Helen;
works include the heads of
a son, Barry B., of Downsview,
in the Jewish
1 Chaim Weizmann, the late Chief Benjamin Kahn Dead Ont.; two daughters, Bernice
Benjamin
Kahn,
Dearborn
tradition by
Rabbi Hertz and other eminent
and Jean, of Toronto; a bro-
Jews, as well as some of the businessman and active worker ther and a sister.
world's most prominent states- in several communal organiza-
* * *
men, died in London Jan, 10 at tions, died Jan. 6. He had re-
REUBEN
COHEN, 657 Sel-
the age of 82.
sided at 15344 James, Oak Park.
A native of Russia, Mr. Kahn den, died Jan. 11. He leaves
his brother, Joseph.
Rabbi BERNARD SEGAL, ex- I was a Detroit area resident for
3201 JOY RD.
* * *
Nut f* Ow Hag.. Ilene...kilt Society
ecutive director of the United 45 years. He was a member of
ROSE
JANE
BERNBAUM,
CLOSED SATURDAYS
Synagogue of America, left for Cong. Shaarey Zedek, Pisgah
an d JEWISH HOLIDAYS
Israel to make preliminary ar- Lodge of Bnai Brith and Per- 746 Collingwood, died Jan. 12.
She leaves her husband, Ber-
- OPEN SUNDAYS
rangements for an international fection Lodge, F. & A.M.
nard; a daughter, Mrs. Irvel
convention of synagogues to
He leaves his wife, Alice; two
TYler 6-0196
a sister and two grand-
take place in Jerusalem in May, sons, Donald and Jordan; a Neuman;
children.
1961, under the auspices of the daughter, Mrs. William S.
* * *
World Council of Synagogues.
Frank; two brothers, David and
HYMAN GEISMAN, 2489 Ful-
Jack; and six grandchildren.
lerton, died Jan. 10. Survived by
three daughters, Mary, Mrs.
Milton
B.
Levin
Dead
at
53
MONUMENTS
Burt 'Fields and Frances, of
ELIZABETH,
N.
J.,
(JTA)-
FOR ALL JEWISH CEMETERIES BY
Saginaw; and two grandchildren.
Milton B. Levin, president of
the Eastern Union County Jew-
ish Council, and an outstanding
"Dependable & Responsible Since 1873"
leader in many Jewish and
other communal affairs, died
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MORRIS SCHECHTER, 20018
Meyers, died Jan. 12. He leaves
his wife, Nettie; three daugh-
tens, Mrs. Ethel Ferency and
Mrs. Helen Quint and Rose, of
Youngstown, 0.; and f our
grandchildren.
* * *
LOUIS SPIRO, 17348 Griggs,
died Jan. 8. Survived by his
wife, Rose; five sons, Dr.
Adolph, Joseph, Dr. Andrew,
Alvin and Dr. Robert; two
daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Glazier
and Mrs. Harry Tanner; 13
grandchildren and a great-
grandchild.
* * *
ELIZABETH BETTY FINE,
1465 S. Shenandoah, Los An-
geles, formerly of Detroit, died
Jan. 10. Services and interment
in Detroit. Survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leonard Burstein, of
Los Angeles; four brothers and
three sisters, all of Pittsburgh.
* a a
BELLE KATZ, 18941 Ken-
tucky, died Jan. 12. She leaves
a son, Raymond; three brothers
and a sister.
*
*
MITCHELL LEVITT, 19451
Schaefer, died Jan. 12. He leaves
his wife, Freda; a daughter,
Mrs. Israel Roshal, of Chicago;
and two grandchildren.
* *
FANNIE GINSBERG, 580 W.
Brentwood, died Jan. 12. She
leaves two sons, Joseph and
Louis; two daughters, Mrs. Irv-
ing Ginsberg .and Mrs. Samuel
Eisenberg; six grandchildren, 10
great-grandchildren and three
great-great-grandchildren.
* *
LEONA FEINBURG, 1400 W •
9 Mile, died Jan. 13. Service
today at Ira Kaufman Chapel •
She leaves a son. Leon; a
daughter, Mrs. Carl Scott; three
brothers, four sisters and a
grandson.

Rabbi Tomashoff Dead

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Rabbi.
Morris B. Tomashoff, noted
scholar and an authority on
rabbinic law, died here at the
age of 81. He was spiritual
leader of the Beth Israel syna-
gogue in Brooklyn for 45 years.

WE 'REMEMBER

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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehudo will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following departed
friend s, with the
traditional M e mo
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish and
studying of Mish-
n ayes.

Hebrew Civil
TEVES JAN.
Rose Ingeroff
16
16
Simon Axelrod
16
16
Abraham I. Chesluk 16
16

Norman Skolnick

17

17

Chaim Z. Applebaum 18
Jacob Goldis
'18
Jennie Blumenfeld
18

18
18
18

Esther D. Pearlman
Sadie Lafer
Libby Fine
Joseph Cassman
Ethel R. Meyers
Mary Grace

19
19
19
19
19
19

19
19
19
19

Abraham D. Sachs 20
Pearl Pelavin
20

20
20

Jacob Portnoy
Harry Bloch

21
21

21
21

Ida Boesky
Shimon Gold
Myron Rosenthal

22
22
22

22
22
22

19

19

Yeshiva Beth Yehuda
12305 Dexter
WE 1-0203

When Bereavement caries . .
Consult US.

3 1 -THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Frid ay, January 15, 1960

AJ Committee Offers Nine-Point
Plan to Combat 'Professional Bigot'