Ems

Stanley Brawer Is Dead;
Was in Furniture Industry

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Sanley Brawer, co-owner of Star
Furniture Co. of Roseville, died
Sept. 25 at age 55.
Born in New York, Brawer,
25350 Greenfield, was active in the
Detroit Jewish community as a
member of Mr. and Mrs. Club.
City of Hope; Pisgah Lodge, Bnai
Brith; Mosaic Lodge, Shriners, and
Bnai David Synagogue.
For many years a member of
the Furniture Club of Detroit, he
received its Man of the Year
Award at a testimonial dinner in
1960.
Besides his wife Mary, to whom
he was married 37 years, he leaves
a son, Lawrence; two daughters,
Mrs. Alvin "(Joan) Shifman and
Mrs. William (Barbara) Markowitz;
one brother; one sister; and six
grandchildren.

The Family of the Late

ABRAHAM
APPLEBAUM

Rabbi Jacob Sonderling,
Longtime Zionist, Dead

LOS ANGELES —Rabbi Jacob
Sonderling, said to be the oldest
active Zionist in r-- -
the United States,
died Sept.. 29 at
age 85.
At his death.
Rabbi Sonder-
ling was profes-
sor of Jewish
thought and hom-
iletics at the Cal-
ifornia School of
the Hebrew Un-
ion College. He
was a Zionist
since 189'7 and
one of the first

UN Human Rights
Year Plan Brings
Varied Reactions

co-workers of
Theodor Herzl,

whom he resem-
bled.
German born, he was a chaplain
to the German army in World War
I, and after coming to this coun-
try in 1923, had several pulpits.

NY Federation Starts
$22.5-Million Campaign

Acknowledges in grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy, extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.

NEW YORK (JTA) — The Fed-
eration of. Jewish Philanthorpies
of New York, the city's largest vol-
untary supported health, social wel-
fare and community services or-
ganization, inaugurated its 48th an-
nual campaign, with a goal of $22,-
500,000—$3,500,000 more then was

raised last year.

Irving Mitchell Felt, president
of the federation, which supports
116 hospitals. medical and health.
social welfare, community center
and other agencies in the metro-
politan area, outlined the needs be-
fore 600 community leaders at a
dinner Sunday. John D. Rockefel-
ler, chairman of the Rockefeller
Foundation, was guest speaker.

The Family of the Late

ARON LEBOBICF

Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.

Montreal Seminary
Opens New Courses

MONTREAL (JTA)—A diploma
course for graduates of Jewish day
high schools was opened here for

the new academic year at the Un-
ited Jewish Teachers Seminary.
Plans have also been formulated
for a in-training program for
teachers as well as extension of
seminary courses in general and
of courses in higher learning.

The Family of the Late

ETHEL LERNER

Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.

Rabbi Leone Leoni Dies;
Friend of Late Pope John

ROME (JTA) — Rabbi Leone

NEW! FREE!
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FAMOUS 24-YEAR
MIEBREW-ENGLISH CALENDAR

Leoni, the former chief rabbi of
Venice, died at age 67, last Friday.
Rabbi Leoni was appointed Ven-
ice's chief rabbi in 1962, and served
congregations in Ferrara, Italy,
and, during the Nazi occupation
of the area. was forced to go into
hiding. While chief rabbi in Venice,
Rabbi Leoni was friendly with the ,
late Pope John XXIII. who was at
that time the Catholic patriarch of
Venice.

BY SAUL CARSON

(JTA Correspondent at the UN)
(Copyright, 1964, JTA, Inc,)

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.—The
proposals to set 1968 as "Interna-
tional Year for Human Rights,"
have set off significant reactions
from governments as well as from
non-governmental organizations, in-
cluding world JeWish groups.

BEN MOSTEN

Who passed away nine
years ago, Oct. 12, 1955.
Deep in our hearts lies a

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gold;
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Whose memory will • never
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where an upsurge of

RACHEL PEARLMAN, 11501
Petoskey, died Oct. 4. Survived hy
a son, Louis; two daughters, Mrs.
Clara Sharfman and Mrs. Maurice
(Edith) Bale: one brother, five
grandchildren and six great-grand-
children.
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HENRY SCHREIBER, 11501
Petoskey. 'died Oct. 4. Survived by
three sons, Sam, Joseph and
George; two daughters, Mrs. Ben
(Gloria) Tereisman and Mrs. Louis
(Malvina) Burns of Downey, Calif.;
nine grandchildren and 10 great-
grandchildren.
• * *
HARRY BOOK STEIN, formerly
of Detroit, died Sept. 25 in Los
Angeles. Survived by his wife,
Jacqueline; two daughters. Harriet
and Linda; a son. Norman; parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David Bookstein, all
of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Maur-
ice (Rose) Levy, and two brothers,
Dr. Abraham M. Bookstein and
John Bookston, all of Detroit.

anti-Semitism has been very dis-
turbing in recent years—has sent
to the United Nations a letter en-
dorsing the proposed "year" and
requesting that the occasion be de-
voted to "efforts to ensure full re-
spect for human rights throughout
the world." •
Though not a member of the UN,
the Bonn Government nevertheless
sent a letter. supporting=the "year"
and noting that, since 1950, West
Germany , 'has subscribed to the
European Convention for the Pro-
tection of Human Rights and Fun-
damental Freedoms.
Jordan hopes that all nations will
be asked "to review and scrutinize
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LESLIE MARK HOPTMAN.
in good faith their respective laws
and regulations for the purpose of. 18916 Pennington, died Oct. 1.
eliminating all legislation which Survived by parents, . Mr. and Mrs.
violates the letter and spirit of the David Hoptman: tWo brothers,
provisions of the Universal Decla- Jerry and Neal; a sister. Eileen;
ration of Human Rights."
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Abram
rom the non-governmental side, Hoptman and Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
From
the most significant of the memo- Ehrlichman.
• * •
randa entered thus far is one from
DR. HAROLD MARK DANA,
the Coordinating Board of Jewish
Organizations, w h is h represents , 19214 Woodingham, died Sept. 30.
the Board of Deputies of . British Survived by his father, . David M.
Jews and Bnai Brith. Phrased in Dana.
* * *
usual diplomatic manner—which is
SOLOMON SILL, 21940 Sunset.
often over-polite—the CBJO paper
Oak Park, died Oct. 3. Survived
packs a punch.
One of the proposals regarding by his wife, Sarah; two sons, Ber-
the "year" is to use one month nard and Dr. Jack; a daughter,
after another during 1968 to high- Mrs. Herman (Joyce) Sriro; one
light a specific phase of the over- brother. two sisters. seven grand-
all human rights program. That children and five great-grandchil-
would mean a focus on 12 rights. dren.
That's not enough, says the CBJO.
IKE WLNKLER. 377 Eastlawn.
Let the UN, instead, proposes the died Oct. 5. He leaves two sons.
CBJO, lengthen that list and in- Sidney and Julian: one sister and
clude certain specific rights that
two grandchildren.
are overlooked. One of these is
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"the right of everyone to leave
DIANAH SUPERSTINE, 23531
any country, including his own." Marlow, Oak Park, died Oct. 5 in
Diplomats versed in this kind of Israel. Survived by. two sons, Ed-
politesse known that that item is ward of Jerusalem and Dr. Milton;
aimed at the Soviet Union—where, a daughter. Mrs. Ernest (Sharon)
as we know, Jews are not permitted Klein; two brothers, one sister and
to emigrate. even for reunion with seven grandchildren.
• • •
their families in Israel and else-
SARAH BLUM. 13640 Dexter,
where.
CBJO wants the "year" to mean died Oct. 5. He leaves two sons.
something, to mean a good deal Jacob and Simon; and five grand-

IN MEMORIAM
In Cherished Memory of
Our Beloved Husband
and Father

4111 Hebrew dates—days of the
week—equivalent English dates
—1943 to 1967—Jewish, h,o11
days to 1973.
This Calendar absolutely free

Argentina

OBITUARIES

Our hearts still ache with
sadness,
Our eyes shed many tears.
God alone knows how we miss
yo
At th end of nine sad years.

Sadly issed by his wife,
Shirle , and daughters,
Miche e and Lisa.

ARTHUR BIEGELMAN, 19193

Penningtonkdied Oct. 1. He leaves
his wife, Ett a, .- and a son, Eugene.
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EUGENE MARLIN, 24200 Se-
neca, Oak Park, died Oct. 2. He

ker, Mrs. William Shapiro and Mrs.
Lester Melzer; three brothers, four

more than fanfare. Russia is not children.
the only country pinpointed by im-
plication. The United States is also
Sid Wolfson's
there. The Jewish groups suggest
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was adopted in 1948. The U.S. is
still dragging its feet on ratifica-
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Ex-Achdut Avoda Leader

Chaim Brand Succuinbs

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Chaim

Brand, former leader of the Ach-
dut Avoda Party in the United
States, died here last Friday. He
was born in Poland and emigrated
to the U. S. to escape the Nazis.
He settled in Israel last year. Pres-
ident Zalman Shazar, who was as-

sociated with Mr. Brand in Zionist
activities in Poland,. sent a mes-
sage of condolences to Achdut
Avoda.

leaves his wife, Reva; a son Louis;
three daughters, Mrs. Samuel Bol-

sisters and six grandchildren.
* * *
JENNIE LEVY, 18034 Roselawn,

died Oct. 5. She leaves four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sigmund Farber, Mrs.

Charles Kaplan, Mrs. Jules Stein-
berg and Mrs. Morris Krawitz;
three brothers, one sister and three

grandchildren.
• * *
ALEX FREEMAN, 15889 North-
lawn, died Oct. 6. He leaves his
wife, Esther; a son, Louis; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Isadore W. (Yetta)
Weiner; five grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
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BERTHA BERENBAUM. 20314

Murray Hill, died Oct. 7. She
leaves her husband, Max; a son,
Samuel; a daughter, Elaine; and
one brother.

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the Yohrzeit of the
following deported
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
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Hebrew Civil
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Cheshvan
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Sosha Bella Hootner
10
Sarina Rothbard
10
Gertrude Leibovitz
10
Bessie Radin
10
Isaac Katchke

Channah Rossen
Sylvia Dean
Pearl Caden
Tzvi Engelbaum

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Fanny Weissman
Solomon J. Fischer
Edward Newman

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Mary M. Greenstein
Hersh Shorr
Harry Weingarden
Sara Gorenstein
Esther Lipson

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Aron Hyman
Bena Sheindel Rodman
Moshe H. Sachs
Lillie Woron

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