LONDON, (JTA) — Phyllis
Bottome, the non-Jewish novelist
and lecturer who was one of the
first to recognize the evils of the
Nazi regime in pre-World War
II Germany, and attempted to
warn England and America of
it, died here last weekend. She
was 79. Miss Bottome's best
known work was "The Mortal
Storm," an anti-Nazi novel pub-
lished in 1938 that became a
best seller.
She was greatly influenced by
the Austrian-Jewish psycholo-
gist, Alfred Adler, whom she
met during a period of residence
in Vienna. In 1938, she worked
in Austria to aid refugees fleeing
Hitler. Later, she continued her
anti-H itler activities in the
United States.

Justice Halpern
Dies; Served at UN

BUFFALO, N.Y. (JTA) —
Justice Philip Halpern, well-
known Jewish communal leader
and for six years United States
member of the United Nations
Subcommission on Prevention
of Discrimination and Protec-
tion of Minorities, died here
Sunday. He was 62.
Halpern, who served in the
New York State Supreme
Court's Appellate Division, was
on the UN Subcommission dur-
ing the height of the swastika-
smearing epidemic of 1960. In
January of that year, he was
the principal sponsor of the first
UN resolution condemning anti-
Semitism ever to be adopted
by the world organization.
He served on the Subcommis-
sion, a subsidiary of the United
Nations Human Rights Commis-
sion, from 1954 to 1962. He also
attended the Commission itself
as principal advisor to the
United States Delegation, from
1953 to 1955. He was awarded
the National Brotherhood Cita-
tion of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews in 1954
in recognition of his work at
the United Nations. He was also
chairman of the Buffalo chap-
ter of the American Jewish
Committee, and a member of
the Committee's board of dele-
gates, its overall national goV-
erning body.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Berkey of Lansing, Mr.
and Mrs. George Ben-
son and Arthur I. Ben-
son
Family of the Late

MINNIE
SUSSMAN

acknowledge with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the
family's recent be-
reavement.

In Memory of the Late

SAM SCHWARTZ

who passed away
Sept. 1, 1958
He bid no one a last fare-
well, he said goodbye to
none. The heavenly gates
were opened, a loving
voice said come.
We often sit and think of
you, the things you used
to say. We wonder why
you had to die, without a
chance to say goodbye.
More and more each day
we miss you. Some may
think the wound has
healed, but little do they
know the sorrow that
within our heart's con-
cealed.

Lovingly wife Anna
and family.

Presidents Mourn
Death of Johnston,
Mid-East Mediator

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Presi-
dent Kennedy and former Presi-
dents Eisenhower and Truman
expressed their deepest condol-
ences over the death of Eric A.
Johnston, author of a proposal
for comprehensive, Arab-Israeli
development of the Jordan River
valley. Johnston was 66.
Keenly interested in foreign
affairs, although his business
career was with the Motion Pic-
ture Association of America, of
which he was president, John-
ston was sent by President
Eisenhower to the Middle East,
in 1955, as a personal represen-
tative, to help resolve Middle
East tensions over the use of the
Jordan River waters. He drew
a plan, known by his name,
which would have established in
the Jordan River valley a proj-
ect similar to America's TVA.
Israel accepted the plan. The
Arab state first approved the
plan, then reneged. In their con-
dolences, Mr. Kennedy and both
Gen. Eisenhower and ex-Presi-
dent Triunan expressed their
warmest praise of Johnston.

Hebrew-Yiddish Author
Gelbfarb `Giladi' Dies

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Joshua
Gelbfarb Giladi, a well known
Hebrew-Yiddish author, editor
and educator, died last weekend.
He was 59.
Gelbfarb, who used "Giladi"
as his pen name, was born in
Poland where he became a jour-
nalist and writer on education.
He subsequently emigrated to
Canada where he taught and
wrote for the "Canadian Eagle"
in Montreal. He also edited the
monthly "Kinderland" in HaN, a-
na, Cuba. In New York, Gelbfarb
served on the Ramaz Yeshiva
faculty.

Moscow Announces
Deaths of Noted
Writer, Actress

LONDON, (JTA)—The deaths
of Shalom Gordon, Soviet writ-
er and literary critic, and So-
phia Leschtschinskaya, well-
known Jewish actress, have
been announced in Moscow, it
was reported here. Gordon, who
was in his 60's, wrote extensive-
ly about Yiddish literature. The
actress died in Saratov during
a visit to that town with a
Moscow troupe.

Rabbi Bosniak, Author
of Prayer Books, Dies

NEW YORK (JTA) — Rabbi
Jacob Bosniak, author of several
Jewish prayer books, including
the two-volume "Prayers of Is-
rael" published in 1925 and
1937, "An Anthology of Prayer,
published in 1958, died here
Aug. 25. He was 75. He was
rabbi emeritus of the Ocean
Parkway Jewish Center in
Brooklyn, and an active Zionist.

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In Cherished Memory
of Our Darling Daugh-
ter and Sister

BERNICE IMBER

who passed away Sept.
5 (Labor Day), 1960.
No one knows the bit-
ter pain we have suf-
fered since we lost you.
Life will never be the
same. Sadly missed by
your heartbroken
mother, dad, sisters
and brothers.

OBITUARIES

HILDA HOOBERMAN, 18266,
Mendota, died Aug. 22. She
leaves sons, Sam, Harry and
Eli; daughter, Mrs. Mary Feld-
man; a brother, 12 grandchil-
dren and a great grandchild.

*

* *

DORA KUMOVE DOZORETZ,
Kenmore, N.Y., died Aug. 23.
She leaves daughters, Mrs. Hen-
ry Faigin, Mrs. Paul H. Feld-
man; three brothers, a sister
and four grandchildren. Inter-
ment, Detroit.
* * *
SARAH LIPSON, 17448 West-
over, Southfield, died Aug. 25.
She leaves sons, Roger NI. and
Albert M.; daughters, Mrs.
Maurice Mackey, Mrs. Kenneth
Levine and Mrs. Raymond
Kahrnoff; 18 grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
* *
LAURA LAUFER, 11501 Pe-
toskey, died Aug. 19. Survived
by husand, Rubin; sons, Isaac of
Mexico City and Fred; daugh-
ters, Mrs. David (Rose) Scham-
roth of New York City, Mrs.
David (Freda) Fuller, Mrs.
Simon (Pola) Kubowitzky of
Brussels, Belgium and Mrs.
Harry (Edith) Norber; 14 grand-
children and 11 great-grandchil-
dren.
* * *
MARTIN M. HARRIS, 10801
Santa Maria, died Aug. 26. He
leaves his wife, Dottie; son,
Bert; a brother, two sisters and
two grandchildren.
* * *
LILLIAN KATZMAN, Wind-
sor, died Aug. 25. She leaves
sons, Leonard and Albert;
daughters, Mrs. Jack Freidman
and Mrs. Allan Davis; four bro-
thers, three sisters and seven
grandchildren. Interment, De-
troit.
* * *
RUTH GRAN, died Aug. 22.
She leaves her brother, Alex
Gran of - Los Angeles:
* * *
ADA TRAUB, N. Hollywood,
Calif., died Aug. 25. She leaves
a brother, Dr. M. A. Huberman
of Mexico City, sisters, Mrs. Jo-
seph (Rose) Cherner, Mrs.
David (Bessie) Desow and Mrs.
Sidney (Pearl) Forst.

Death of Abe Kay,
U.S. Zionist Leader,
Observed in Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—A meet-
ing on the occasion of the 30th
day since the death of Abe S.
Kay of Washington, a longtime
leader in the Zionist movement,
United Jewish Appeal and Israel
Bonds, was held here under
auspices of Prime Minister Levi
Eshkol's office and the Jewish
Agency.
Tributes to the late leader
were paid by Deputy Premier
Abba Eban and Moshe Sharett,
chairman of the Jewish Agency
executive, in the presence of
Premier Eshkol, senior govern-
ment officials, and representa-
tives of the Defense Ministry, the
United Jewish Appeal, Israel
Bonds and the Disabled Veterans
Organization, which had been
among Kay's beneficiaries.

JACOB SKOLNICK, 24164
Westhampton, Oak Park, died
Aug. 23. Survived by wife,
Rachel; son, Morris; daughters,
Mrs. George (Jennie) Lipson
and Mrs. Samuel (Reva) Zie-
man; four brothers, six grand-
children and one great-grand-
child.
* * *
JOSEPH PERLSTEIN, 17155
Santa Rosa, died Aug. 24. Sur-
vived by wife, Anna; sons,
Samuel and Eugene; daughters,
Mrs. Oscar (Lucille) Levy, Mrs.
Irving (Esther) Steiman and
Mrs. Herman (Shirley) Rubin;
five brothers; a sister and 13
grandchildren.
* * *
LOUIS GORDON of Hartford,
Conn., died Aug. 24. Survived
by sons, Hyman B. of Detroit,
William, Barney, Morris, Harry
and Jack; daughters, Mrs. Hy
Katz and Mrs. Fred Snyder; 22
grandchildren and 34 great
grandchildren.
* * *
RABBI LOUIS (LEIBUS)
UNGER, formerly of Detroit,
died in Jerusalem, Israel. Sur-
vived by a daughter, Miriam
(Mrs. M. J. Wohlgelernter It- .
tamar).
* * S
MAX KANER, 16615 Wash-
burn, died Aug. 18. Survived by
wife, Rebecca; son, Israel; daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harold (Nettie) Rose,
Mrs. Morris (Josephine) Ver-
nick and Jeanette; a brother and
nine grandchildren.
• * *
ALICE GAYMAN COVENSKY,
20506 Steel, died Aug. 19. Su•-
vived by husband, Morris; son,
Manuel Gayman; daughters, Mrs.
Isadore (Edith) Shapiro and
Mrs. Abe (Sarah) Lieberman;
six grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
* * *
ROSE COHEN, 20150 Stans-
bury, died Aug. 24. She leaves
sons, Sidney and Her m a n;
daughter, Mrs. Harold Black;
two brothers, a sister, seven
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
* * *
DR. SAMUEL B. S T 0 N E,
24355 Santa Barbara, South-
field, died Aug. 24. He leaves
his wife, Cornelia; sons, David,
Gary and Lane e; and his
mother, Mrs. Rose Stone.

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MAX FELDMAN of Miami,
Fla., died Aug. 22. Survived
by wife, Sally; sons, Morton
and Fredrick; daughter, Nora;
brothers, Sol and Joe; and a
grandchild.
* * *
JOSEPH SCHWEID, 18257
Indiana , died Aug. 23. Survived
by wife, Lillian, and brother,
Benjamin.
* * *
ALEX KOLEGOWSKY, 14410
W. Lincoln, Oak Park, died
Aug. 24. Survived by wife, Jean;
son, Hilliard; two brothers, Ben
and Harry Kelley.

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week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following deported
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
ing of Mishnayes.

Civil Hebrew
AUG. ELUL

Manis Levitt

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10

Hyman Sklar
Samuel Freed
Sarah Langwald
Anna Radner
Solomon G. Chinitz
Ethel Leiderman

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31
31
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11
11
11
11
11

Sept. Elul

Abraham J. Hudosh
Wolf Hubert

1
1

12
12

Reb Yitzchock
Ben Avrohom
Isadore C. Lubetsky
Blanche Kale
Mrs. D. Ungar

2
2
2
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Esther Burko
Herman Michel
Sigmund Monroe
Thorne

Edus Barshack
Berman
Josef Glaser
Chana Dvora
Kaserinski
Avrohom Moshe
Kazerinski

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Samuel H. Goldman
Joseph Krell
William Sandler
Milton Burnstine

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31 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Frida y, Au gust 30, 1963

Phyllis Bottome,
Author Who Wrote
Against Nazis, Dies