Malcolm X's Anti-Semitism

The late Malcolm X, militant
Black Nationalist leader who was
slain this week at a New York
rally, had much to say about the
° Jews.
It was Bnai Brith's Anti-Defa-
mation League that called him
not only anti-Christian but anti-
Semitic. Yet in an interview with
Playboy Magazine before he broke
away from Elijah Muhammad's
Black Muslim movement, Malcolm
X showed grudging—albeit under-
handed—admiration for the Jews:
"Anybody that gives even a just
criticism of the Jew is instantly
c _.__laheled anti-Semite. The Jew cries
louder than any-
body else if any-
b o d y criticizes
him. You can tell
the truth about
any minority in
America, b u t
make a true ob-
servation a b o u t
the Jew, and if
it doesn't pat him
on the back then
he uses his grip
on the news
media to label
Malcolm X
you anti-Semite.
"Let me say just a word about
the Jew and the black man. The
Jew is always anxious to advise
the black man. But they never
advise him how to solve his prob-
lem the way the Jews solved
their problem. The Jew never
went sitting-in and crawling-in
and sliding-in and freedom-riding,

"Who owns Hollywood? Who
runs the garment industry, the

largest industry in New York City?
But the Jew that's advising the
Negro joins the NAACP, CORE,
the Urban League and others.
With money donations, the Jew
gains control, then he sends the
black man doing all this wading-
in, boring-in even burying-in-
everything but buying-in. Never
shows him how to set up factories
and hotels. Never advises him how
to own what he wants. No, when
there's something worth owning,
the Jew's got it."

Random House Holds
Israel Fiction Contest

Random Ho use, New York,
anounces its annual sponsorship of
the Random House Israel Fiction
Competition, with an ultimate
goal of making creative Israeli
writing known to the entire
English-speaking world.
Only Israeli authors are eligible
f or the competition, and sub-
missions are limited to original
novels in Hebrew not published
prior to the date of this announce-
ment. Random House will offer an
immediate payment of $2,500 to
the author of the winning novel as
an advance against royalties. In
addition, the publisher will
finance the translation of the novel
into English, publish it in the
United
States, and handle its pub-
likes he teaches and helps Negroes
lication throughout the world on
to do.
behalf of the author.
"The Jews stood up, and stood
The three judges for the com-
together, and they used their
ultimate power, the economic petition are Leah Goldberg, well
known playwright; Ephraim
weapon. That's exactly what the
Broido, author of many books and
Honorable Elijah Muhammad is
contributor of numerous articles
trying to teach black men to do.
The Jews pooled their money to both American and Israeli mag-
azines; and Chaim Guri, leading
and bought the hotels that
exponent of the post-war for In-
barred them. They bought At-
dependence generation of Israeli
writers.

Monument
Unveilings

(Unveiling announcements may be
inserted by mailing or by calling The
Jewish News office, 17100 W. 7 Mile
Rd., Detroit 35, VE 8-9364. Written an-
nouncements must be accompanied by
the name and address of the person
making the insertion. There is a stand-
ing charge of $3.00 for an unveiling
notice, measuring an inch in depth.)
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The family

of the late Jack
Tobisman announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory 1

p.m. Sunday, March 7, at Chesed
shel Ernes Cemetery. Rabbi Gold-
schlag will officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.

Henry Wykoff Dies at 75

OBITUARIES

lantic City and Miami Beach
and anything else they wanted.

Montreal Jewish Leader,
Mrs. Goldberg, Dead

Mrs. Rochel Goldberg, 86, died
Feb. 9 in Montreal. She was a
pioneer of the Haskalah (Enlight-
enment) movement and organized
the first kehilah, gemilluth chas-
sodim and the lending library.
In 1930, with the upsurge of
Nazism, the Lithuanian-born Mrs.
Goldberg migrated to Canada,
where she was active in many re-
ligious and social organizations.
She was married to the late Tam-
chum Goldberg and mother of Jo-
seph and Mona Goldberg of Mont-
real, Mrs. Ann Berg of Chicago,
Mrs. Irving (Fiege) Ackerman of
Detroit, Mrs. Zelig (Ethel) Geyer
of Israel and Herman (Bettie)
Greenberg of Birmingham, Ala.
She leaves a brother, Bernard
Idelman of Chicago and a sister,

Henry Wykoff, 75, died Feb. 20,
at the Jewish Home for the Aged.
A Detroiter for the past 60 years,
Mr. Wykoff was a retired produce Mrs. Ray Maryson of Montreal, and
buyer prior to his retirement in nine grandchildren.
1954. He is survived by a brother,

Samuel, and a nephew, Albert J. Zionist Isidore Fraenkel,
. Wykoff was a member of Lt. French Attorney, Is Dead
yin Post, Jewish War Vet-
PARIS (JTA) — Dr. Isidore
ra-ns, having served in the Army
Fraenkel, vice president of the
during World War I.
French Zionist Federation and a
prominent leader of the Jewish
community here, died Feb. 16 at
age 62.
A lawyer, Dr. Fraenkel had been
the defense attorney for 17-year-
old Hershel Grynspan, who assassi-
nated the German Embassy coun-
Wishes to express its
selor, von Rath, here, in 1938, in
heartfelt thanks to Rabbi
protest against Nazi anti-Semitic
Donin and Cantor Adler
outrages. Dr. Fraenkel, who also
of Cong. Bnai David for
served as president of the French
the wonderful service
Herut group, suffered a heart at-
given for the late Henry
tack while in court here.
Wykoff.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 26, 1965-39

LEAH GOLDSTONE, 19790 Sus-
FRANCES B ENS ON, 2 6 1 0 1
JEAN GOULD, 13122 Talbot,
sex, died Feb. 18. She leaves a son, Coolidge, Oak Park, died Feb. 18.
Sol; three daughters, Mrs. William She leaves a son, Herbert; two Huntington Woods, died Feb. 22.

daughters, Mrs. Lynn Laskin and
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Mrs. Harold (Felicia) Anton: one
ESTHER R. GOLDBERG, 18972
brother and six grandchildren.
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Wildemere, died Feb. 20. She
STELLA M. STONE, 2 2 1 1 6 leaves two daughters, Mrs. Harry
Dante, Oak Park, died Feb. 18. (Mildred) Bennett and Ruth; and

She leaves two sons, Leonard and
Leon; a daughter, Mrs. Mark
(Shirley) Marcus; one brother, one
sister, four grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
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HYMAN CARPOL, 11501 Pe-
toskey, deid Feb. 19. He leaves a

son, Louis; a daughter, Mrs. Sophie
Cohen; two sisters, four grandchil-
dren and 10 great-grandchildren.

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BETTY KASTNER, 15339 Rose-
lawn, died Feb. 22. Survived by a
sister, Mrs. Bertha Grossman.
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YETTA KURLAND, 9549 Mc-
Quade, died Feb. 24. Survived by
a son, Jack; two daughters, Mrs.
Norman (Goldie) Zager and Mrs.
Merlin (Eve) Utchenik; and six
grandchildren.
* * *
SOL KALISHER of Miami Beach,
formerly of Detroit, died Feb. 23.
Survived by his wife, Yetta; a son,
Sheldon; one brother and two sis-
ters, all of Toledo; and one grand-
child.
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IDA SCHWARTZ, 12056 Dexter,
died Feb. 24. Survived by a son,
Yizy Weingarten; a brother, Leib
Diogenes; and a sister in Israel.

Dr. Grossman's Body
Recovered in Ontario

The body of Detroit dentist Dr.
Alex H. Grosman, missing since
Nov. 11 in a fishing accident, was
recovered Feb. 18 at Mitchell's
Bay, near Tilbury, Ont.
He and two companions, Fred-
erick Prag and Benjamin Weitz
man, were in a fishing boat when
it overturned. Mr. Prag's body was
recovered.
Dr. Grossman was declared
legally dead two weeks ago.
Dr. Grossman leaves his wife,
Janet, 18910 Greenlawn; two sons,
Gerald of New Haven, Conn., and
Howard; a brother, Harry; and a
sister, Mrs. Meyer Please.

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Hyman Soberman Dies;
Co-Owned Paint Firm

two grandchildren.

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children.

HAROLD HERMAN, 19351 Votro-
beck, died Feb. 21. He leaves his
wife, Mae; one brother and one
sister.
* *
ESTHER COHEN, 9318 Broad-
street, died Feb. 17. Survived by
a son, Harry; a daughter, Mrs.
Max (Rose) Urkowtiz of Bronx;
six grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
* * *
EMANUEL SCHWARTZ, 14845
Ardmore, died Feb. 21. Survived
by his wife, Sarah; two sons, Ed-
ward and Robert; and seven grand-
children.
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GERDI KRON, 20196 Schaefer,
died Feb. 21. Survived by her
mother, Mrs. Else Liebenthal, and
a brother, Kurt, of Cincinnati.
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EMOGENE EDWARDS, 1 7 1 7 2
Prairie, died Feb. 19. She leaves a
son, Edward I.; and a daughter,

WE REMEMBER

rrani

During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehudo will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following deported
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
ing of Mishnoyes.

Hebrew Civil
ADAR 1 FEB.

Charles Handler
Isaac August

Joseph Levenberg
Leo I. Friedlaender
Eva Shlakman
Chana Grevnin
J. Holinsky
Fanny Polansky
Eva Levin-Sandweiss
Sam Rudy
Pearl Stein
Marvin Albert
Ethel Abramson
William Rosenberg
Hannah Usher

Blvd., Cleveland, formerly of De-
troit, died Feb. 21. Survived by his
wife, Beatrice; one brother and
one sister.
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MORRIS ROSENBERG, 2 2 14 0
Dante, Oak Park, died Feb. 20. He
leaves his wife, Eva; a son, How-
ard; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
(Phyllis) Paul and seven grandchil-
dren. -

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grandchildren and three great-
grandchildren.
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Meyer Greenspoon
Rose Raimi
Anna Chinitz
Julius Hess

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and lived in Detroit 44 years. He
belonged to Cong. Beth Yehudah.
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Besides his wife, Hildreth, he
for 30 Years . . . "Our Experience Is Your Guarantee"
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She leaves her husband, Irving; a
son, Martin; a sister. and two
grandchildren.
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ALLAN B. JANAWITZ, 16575
Mansfield, died Feb. 21. He leaves
his wife, Sophye; a son, Merrill;
two daughters, Mrs. Bert (Betty)
Swartz and Mrs. Alexander (Shir-
ley) Weiss; two sisters and six
grandchildren.
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ABRAHAM SHERMAN, 18 6 7 3
Roselawn, died Feb. 19. He leaves
his wife, Ida; three sons, Manny,
Ralph and Robert; a - daughter, Mrs.
Sylvia Brilliant; and five grand-

(Dolly) Banderoff, Mrs. S a m brothers and two grandchildren.
(Rose) Gold and Mrs. Irving
(Bebe) Field; 11 grandchildren
BESSIE MILLER, 19450 Wash-
and 12 great-grandchildren.
burn, died Feb. 20. She leaves
three daughters, Mrs. Sidney
ISADOR LUBOW, 2871 Ewald (Lena) Mitchell, Mrs. Israel (Eve)
Circle, died Feb. 18. He leaves two
Shulak and Mrs. Jean Gauss; five
step-daughters, Mrs. Etta Lubnau grandchildren and
-five great-
and Mrs. Gerald Hochrnan; two grandchildren.

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