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Two. International Organizations
Urge UN Subcommission to Adopt
and Implement Right Convention

OBITUARI S

EVA FOX, formerly of Detroit
GENEVA (JTA)—Two interna - and the maintaining of religious
and Los Angeles, died Jan. 10 in
tional organizations—one of which organizations and associations."
has the American Jewish Commit-
The League of Rights document Desert Hot Springs, Calif. Survived
tee as an affiliate, and the other noted with approval the various by her husband, Juda: and a son,
representinc, Bnai Brith and the recent steps taken by important Ted.
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Board of Deputies of British Jews religious bodies toward increasing
ADA POLK, 23871 Verne, died
—urged a United Nations body interreligious understanding, in-
here Tuesday not only to adopt cluding specifically the recent Ecu- Jan. 19. Survived by two sons,
an international convention calling menical Council of the Catholic David L. and Samuel; two daugh-
for the elimination of all forms Church and the World Council of ters, Mrs. Simon (Sylvia) Strauss
and Mrs. Nat (Hilda) Harwood,
of religious intolerance, but also Churches (Protestant).
both of Houston; three sisters and
to formulate procedures of imple-
It called for "adequate meas-
10 grandchildren.
mentation which would put en-
ures of implementation" for
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forcement teeth into a UN docu-
whatever draft is adopted by the
ment guaranteeing religious free-
MORIS RABINOVITZ, 13335
subcommission and, subsequent-
dom throughout the world.
ly, by the Human Rights Com- Norfolk, died Jan. 20. He leaves
his wife, Sarah; a son, Philip
The steps were taken here be-
mission, the Economic and Social
Robins; two daughters, Mrs.
fore the United Nations Subcom-
Council and, finally, the General
Henry (Pauline) Polk and Mrs.
mission on the Prevention of Dis-
Assembly.
crimination and Protection of Mi-
The Coordinating Board of Jew- Herbert (Mollie) Rosenberg; one
norities. This 14-member body has ish Organizations called not only brither, one sister and three
before it several preliminary drafts for articles to implement the fu- grandchildren.
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of a religious freedom's conven- ture convention. but also for per-
MILTON LEVINE, 145 Temple,
tion which become international mission to non-governmental or-
law when finally adopted by the ganizations to report any violations died Jan. 20. He leaves a brother;
UN General Assembly and ratified of religious freedoms in any Jack; and a sister, Mrs. Robert
(Betty) Morrison.
by a sufficient number of member country.
states.
The Soviet representatives here,
The statements were submitted backed by the delegates from L. Solomon, Ex-Detroiter,
by the International League for Ukrainia and Poland, have balked
the Rights' of Man, represented particularly against giving leeway Dies in Grand Rapids
Former Detroiter Leo Solomon
here by Sidney Liskofsky, a staff for interventions by non-govern-
died Jan. 10 in his home town of
member of the American Jewish mental organizations.
Grand Rapids. He was 52.
Committee, affiliated with the
Among such organizations are
Owner of a metal business there
League; and by Gustav Warburg, not only the two groups which
representing the Coordinat- submitted statements Tuesday, but for 21 years, Mr. Solomon was
ing Board of Jewish Organizations, other world Jewish bodies, as well former vice president and treas-
comprised of the Bnai Brith and as organizations o _ f jurists from urer of Cong. Ahavas Israel and
a member of Bnai Brith in Grand
the British Board.
free countries and representatives
Rapids, where he was born. He
In conformance with the sub-
of the major Christian religions.
lived in Detroit for several years.
commission's procedures, neither
Mr. Solomon leaves his wife,
of the statements mentioned any
Dr. Max Wachstein
Edna; two sons, Larry and Rich-
country by name. But all the
ard; three brothers, Harry, Al and
drafts as well as Tuesday's sub-
Pathologist, Succumbs
David; and a sister, Mrs. Tillie
missions pointed to the Soviet
PASSAIC, N.J.—Pathologist and Ma chler.
Union's violations of the relig-
kidney expert Dr. Max Wachstein
ious and cultural rights of Soviet
died here Jan. 16 at age 59.
Jews, mentioning instances of
Author of more than 100 pro- Meyer Widenbaum Dies ,
such discriminations knows to
Leaders in the Orthodox Jewish
fessional papers, Dr. Wachstein did
exist in the USSR.
much research on pathology and community paid tribute to Meyer ,
The League document recom- the allied fields of histochemistry I Widenbaum, 59. who died Jan. 4.
mended that the draft to be adopt- and electromicroscopy. For more 1 Born in Poland. Mr. Widenbaum
ed guarantee certain rights known than 20 years, Dr. Wachstein was lived in Detroit 29 years and was
to be denied to SoViet Jews today, associated with Beth Israel Hos- with his brother, _ Irving, in the
among them being manifestation pital. where he died after a heart ljelkelry manufacturing business on
of one's religion or belief "in pri- attack. He was director of Beth
;Grand R i v er. Mr. Widenbaum,
vate or in public, and individually Israel's laboratories.
18433 Meyers, belonged to Cong.
or in community with others."
Dr. Wachstein also was clinical ; Beth Yehudah and the Hebrew
It urges clauses guaranteeing professor of pathology at the New
not only freedom of worship but York Medical College and asso- Benevolent Society .
Besides his brother. Mr. Widen-
also "teaching, training of religious ciate clinical professor of pathology
! Baum leaves his wife, Bluma, and
personnel, observance of rites and
at the . Downstate Medical Center, a son ,
Edward.
customs. production or acquisition
Brooklyn.
'of articles necessary for observ-
Born in Vienna. he was the son
ance of prescribed rituals, publi-
of the late Bernard Wachstein. a Mrs. Lena Mark Dead
cations, acts of service and mercy;
Lena Mark, at one time active
Jewish historian and scholar. When
the Germans seized Austria in 1938, in Jewish organizations here, died
Dr. Wachstein was placed in the Sunday at age 81.
Austrian-born Mrs. Mark, 2980
'Dachau and Buchenwald concen-
tration camps for a year. He came W. Outer Dr., had been a member
[
our to this country in 1940.
In cherished memory
of the Jewish Home for the Aged,
dearly beloved brother, Abraham
National Council of Jewish Wom-
Feldstein, who passed away Feb.
en, Hadassah and the Master Plum-
Brandeis
Acquires
Papers
bers Ladies Auxiliary.
14, 1955 (22 days in Shevat). Sadly
WALTHAM—The Brandeis Uni-
She leaves a son. Max; two
missed and always in the hearts
versity
library
has
acquired
the
daughters. Mrs. Samuel (Lillian)
and minds of his brothers Manuel
literary
papers
of
three
well-
Furman and Mrs. Mordecai (Anna)
and Henry and sister Leah.
known authors, John Cheever, Ar- Falick; seven grandchildren and
thur Laurents and Leo Rosten, 14 great-grandchildren.
and will make them available to
CARD OF THANKS
scholars and accredited students.
The family of the late Rose
Congregation Mishkan
Study that does not embrace a Whiteman acknowledges with
trade will come to nought.—Aboth grateful appreciation the many
Israel Nusach Hari
kind expressions of sympathy ex-
3.
tended by relatives and friends
Lubavitcher Center
during the family's recent bereave-
extends its sincerest
ment.
The
Family
of
the
Late
condolences to the

In Memoriam I

family of the late

MR. JACOB GOLD,

our esteemed member
of blessed memory.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 22, 1965-31

HARRY SAWYER

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

SAM WEISER, 12741 Lawton,
died Jan. 15. He leaves his wife,
Bertha; two sons, Dr. Milton and
Martin; daughter. Mrs. Samuel
Gorlick; and five grandchildren.
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SAMUEL ROBINSON, Downey
Ill., died Jan. 16. He leaves three
brothers, Roy, Reubin and Ted;
and three sisters, Mrs. George
William (Lottie) Curry; Mrs. Sam-
uel (Lillian) Bensman and Mrs.
Hyman (Mary) Rachlin.

HA Y A. LEVIN, 19303 Hub-
bell, died Jan. 13. Survived by his
wife, Jennie; a daughter, Mrs. Saul
(Selma) Stein of Campbell, Calif.;
one brother, one sister and one
grandchild.
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CELE CARN, 25005 Morton,
Huntington Woods, died Jan. 16.
She leaves her husband. Frederick.;
son. Donald J.; two daughters, Mrs.
Phyllis R. Rubin and Mrs. Manuel
P. (Judith) Shelden; two sisters,
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and eight grandchildren.
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RUDOLF STEIN, 14306 Curtis,
JOAN "NONIE" ZITOMER, 1080
died Jan. 16. Survived by his wife,
Helen; a son, Albert of the Bronx; Stratford Lane, Bloomfield Hills,
a daughter, Mrs. Willard (Mar- died Jan. 17. She leaves her par-
garet) Lerman, and four grand- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zitomer;
and three sisters, Mrs. Sidney L.
children.
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(Beatrice) Berman, Mrs. • John
SHIRLEY GLADSTONE, 19080 (Evelyn) Cole and Mrs. Arthur O.
Chapel, died Jan. 15. Survived by (Marilyn) Weiss. -
a son, Michael; three daughters,
Mrs. Dianne Waldron of Seattle.
Gale and Linda; her father, Berel
Podden of Windsor; one brother,
one sister and one grandchild.

WE

SAUL CROWN. former Detroiter
of Miami Beach, died Jan. 13. Sur-
vived by his wife, Lillian; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Melvyn (Arnele) Foster;
and two grandchildren.
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SADY ROSENFELD. former De-
troiter of Los Angeles, died Jan.
18. Survived by her husband, Sam;
a son, David; two brothers, two
sisters and one grandchild. Inter-
ment Los Angeles.

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ASREAL ROTHSTEIN of Brook-
lyn died Jan. 18. He leaves his
wife. Gussie; two sons and a
daughter. Mrs. Joseph Wieselthier
of Detroit. Interment Brooklyn.
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BEN SHORE, former Detroiter
of Long Beach, Calif., died Jan. 16.
Survived by two brothers, Sam
Sitorsky and Herman and three
sisters, Mrs. Saul (Faye) Tashman,
Mrs. Max (Jeanette) Calfin and
Mrs. Bernard (Lacra) Allen.
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BASIA D. BROTSKY, 13031 Oak
Park Blvd., Oak Park, died Jan.
19. Survived by a son. Morris; two '
daughters, Lena of San Francisco
and Mrs. Meyer (Rachel) Raimi;
and six grandchildren.

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Pearl Rottenberg
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Morris Bernstein
Joseph Benjamin
Rachel Dann
H. J. Diamond
Henry Goodman
Julie Lebovics
Sina Schulist
Minnie Korman
Jennie Zack

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