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The family of the late Alex
Damraur announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory 1:30
p.m. Sunday, Nov. 14, at Chesed
shel Emes Cemetery. Rabbi L. Gold-
man will officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.

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The family of the late Bessie
Edelson announces the unveiling
of a monument in her memory 11
a.m. Sunday, Nov. 14, at Machpelah
Cemetery. Rabbi Halpern will of-
ficiate. Relatives and friends are
asked to attend.

Rosenberg Memorial
Set by Avrunin Branch

Avrunin Branch, Farband Labor
Zionist Order, will present a
memorial in tribute to the late
Louis Rosenberg, president of the
branch, 9 p.m. Nov. 24 at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
All members of the Labor Zion-
ist movement and of the Chaim
Weitzman Society are invited.

The Family of the Late

IRENE SHUMAN

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in her
memory 2 p.m. Sunday,
Nov. 14, at Clover Hill
Park. Rabbi Groner will
officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to at-
tend.

The Family of the Late

LEO JOSEPH
(JERRY)
GLADSTONE

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory 11 a.m. Sunday,
Nov. 14, at Hebrew Memo-
rial Park. Rabbi Gruskin
will officiate. Relatives
and friends are asked to
attend.

The Family of the Late

REVA SNIDER

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in her
memory 11 a.m. Sunday,
Nov. 14, at Machpelah
Cemetery. Rabbi Panitz
and Cantor Bermanis will
officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to at-
tend.

The Family of the Late

IDA BEATRICE
BUD

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in her
memory noon Sunday,
Nov. 21, at Chesed shel
Emes Cemetery. Rabbi
Levin will officiate. Rela-
tives and friends are
asked to attend.

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Nazi Victims Recalled
at Ceremonies Held at
Former Camp Sites

ILew Wisper;
Theater Owner

BONN (JTA) — Leading Ger-
mans pledged in a series of rites
to fight any signs of possible re-
surgence of Nazism in this country.
The ceremonies were held in
various places around the country,
commemorating the victims of
Nazism in observance of the 20th
anniversary of the liberation of
many concentration camps.
Hamburg Mayor Herbert Weich-
mann spoke at the site of the
former Neuengamme camp, near
Hamburg, where 55,000 persons,
most of them Jews, were annihi-
lated by the Nazis between 1938
and 1945.
In front of many camp survivors
from a number of European coun-
tries, some of them wearing their
old camp uniforms, Mayor Weich-
mann said his city was determined
to "uphold the rule of law." He
appealed for confidence in the
"new democratic Germany." A
granite column was unveiled as a
monument to the Neuengamme
martyrs.
At the former Flossenburg
camp, in Bavaria, 2,500 Ger-
mans, most of them young peo-
ple, gathered to honor the memo-
ries of the victims who had died
there. Prominent actors from the
Nuremberg Civic Theater read
extracts from testimony given by
ex-Nazis at the recently con-
cluded trial of top Auschwitz
death camp personnel.
Many - thousands of others visit-
ed the former Dachau concentra-
tion camp, also in Bavaria, to see
the newly opened museum there
which is a shrine to the martyrs
who died at Dachau.
At S'alzgitter, in Lower Saxony,
young German trade unionists laid
a wreath honoring the memory of
slave workers from many European
countries who died while working
during the war at the Hermann
Goering steel plant. "The contin-
ued presence in West German pub-
lic life of former prominent Nazis
is a serious threat to democracy,"
said a spokesman for the West
German Engineers Union.

Lew Wisper, well-known com-
munal leader and president of
Wisper and Wetsman, Inc.,
theater chain for 45 years, died
Nov. 6 at age 69.
Mr. Wisper, 8162 E. Jefferson,
started his theater career with the
old Royal Thea-
ter and had a
small chain by
1929 in partner-
ship with Frank
Wetsman. He
was a World War
I veteran.
Mr. Wisper,
who also was
active in real Mr. Wisper
estate, was a member of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, Downtown Syna-
gogue, Hannah Schloss Old Timers,
Standard Club of Detroit, Franklin
Hills Country Club, Ashler Lodge,
F&AM, Detroit Consistory and
Moslem Temple and Brandeis
University Associates. He was on
the boards of directors of Sinai
Hospital and the Jewish Home for
the Aged. He was active in the
Zionist movement, Allied Jewish
Campaign and Federation agencies.
Surviving him are two brothers,
Joseph and Leonard; and two sis-
ters, Mrs. Hattie Schwartz and
Mrs. Donald (Sadie) Levinson.

Sara Lipman, 68

Sara Lipman, a charter member
of Temple Israel who served 23
years as a bookkeeper for the In-
ternal Revenue Service here, died
Wednesday at age 68.
Mrs. Lipman, born in Russia,
lived in the Detroit area 40 years.
She retired in 1959. Besides her
membership in Temple Beth El,
she belonged to the sisterhood and
to American Jewish Congress. Mrs.
Lipman lived at 17725 Manderson.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Allen (Rhoda) Malinoff and
Mrs. Howard (Hermine) Silver;
two brothers, Israel and Jacob
Melnick; two sisters, Mrs. Alfred
(Bess) Saul and Mrs. Anna Siegel;
and five grandchildren.

OBITUARIES

YETTA ANNETTE LEVY, 11501
Petoskey, died Nov. 8. She leaves
two sons, Sol and David; three
daughters, Mrs. Daniel (Shirley)
Meyers, Mrs. Irving (Dorothy)
Teper and Mrs. Louis (Fanny)
Levine; 10 grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren.
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HELEN NAGEL, 8400 Vaughn,
died Nov. 6. She leaves her hus-
band, Louis; two daughters, Mrs,
Charles (Sheila) Mudryk and Mrs.
Donna Olit; her parents, Rev,--and
Mrs. Lester King; two brothers,
four sisters and five grandchildren.

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FANNIE DORB, 841 Merton, died
Nov. 5. She leaves a son, Sidney;
two daughters, Mrs. Harvey
(Ethel) Goldman and Mrs. William
C. (Anne) Sloman; five grand-
children and five great-grandchil-
dren.
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G 0 L D I E BRESHGOLD, 3210
Richton, died Nov. 6. Survived by
her husband, Ruben; two sons,
William and Joseph; a daughter,
Mrs. Peter (Jean) Million and
nine grandchildren.

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ROSE NOVE, 18633 Ilene, died
Nov. 6. Survived by a son, Hannan
of St. Louis; a daughter, Mrs.
Henry (Sally) Kaplan; two bro-
thers; and three grandchildren.

KATE BRICKNER, 11501 Petos-
key, died Nov. 5. Survived by four
sons, Paul, Sam, Michael of Los
Angeles, and Daniel; a daughter,
Mrs. Irving (Anna) Burkow; 19
grandchildren; and 33 great-grand-
children.
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Z W I HARRY GOTESDINER,
13141 Lincoln, Huntington Woods,
died Nov. 4. Survived by his wife,
Sylvia.
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YETTA BECKER, 11501 Petos-
key, died Nov. 4. Survived by a
son, Louis; one brother and four
grandchildren.
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MORRIS YARMY, 18112 North-
lawn, died Nov. 7. Survived by his
wife, Shirley; a son, Eugene; two
daughters, Mrs. Sam (Leatrice)
Better and Nina Yarmy; two bro-
thers, two sisters and two grand-
children.

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BETTY GIMBEL, 19330 Whit-
comb, died Nov. 8. She leaves her
husband, Joseph; a son, William
Rein; one brother, one sister and
two grandchildren.
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LEE S. BERMAN, 19190 Murray
Hill, died Nov. 9. She leaves her
mother, Mrs. Anna Berman; a
brother, Martin E. of Pittsburgh;
and a sister, Ida.
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HARRY RAPPAPORT, 13279 S.
Norfolk, died Nov. 9. He leaves
his wife, Lillian; two sons, Morton
and Bernard; one brother and four
grandchildren.
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JACK N. TORCH, 10651 Corn-
ing, Oak Park, died Nov. 7 in
Los Angeles. Survived by a daugh-
ter, Nancy; two brothers, nieces
and nephews.

Philologist Stutchkov, 72
Moscow Assures Arabs:
Helen Wolf, Age 67
NEW YORK (JTA) — Nachum
No Trade Ties With Israel
Helen Wolf, past president of

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Soviet
government has officially inform-
ed Arab diplomats in Moscow that
the USSR does not intend to coop-
erate with Israel in the economic
field or to establish trade relations
with this country, according to a
report in the Jordanian newspaper,
A-Diff a.
Under the terms of an agree-
ment between the two countries,
the Soviet Union will accept $3,000,-
000 worth of Israeli goods in par-
tial exchange for former Soviet
property bought by Israel. The
Soviet Embassy has already ap-
proached textile manufacturers
here for prices and information on
the sale of goods.

Julius Rosenwald Auxiliary, Amer-
ican Legion, and active in the
March of Dimes and Jewsh Na-
tional Fund drives, died Monday
at age 67.
Born in Russia, Mrs. Wolf lived
in the Detroit area 51 years. A
member of Gemiluth Chassodim
Synagogue, she lived at 19347
Whitcomb.
Mrs, Wolf leaves her husband,
Morris; a son, Dr. Jerome; two
daughters, Mrs. Ben (Eileen)
Rubens and Mrs. Jerry (Etta)
Fieldman; four sisters, Mrs. Harry
(Malvina) Sobelman, Mrs. Robert
(Marion) Margolis, Mrs. Louis
(Sybil) Katz and Mrs. Harry
(Sarah) Bennett; and nine grand-
children.

MP Henry Solomons Dead;
Cuts Labor Majority to 1 Agudath Israel Leader,
LONDON (JTA) — Henry Solo- Jacob Rosenheim, 95

mons, a Jewish Labor Party mem-
ber of Parliament, died here Sun-
day at age 53. With the death of
Mr. Solomons, the Labor Party's
majority in Parliament was cut to
one vote.
He was a former secretary of
the Liberal and Progressive Syna-
gogue here.

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Jacob
Rosenheim, one of the founders
of the Agudath Israel World Or-
ganization, and one of that
Orthodox organization's topmost
leaders for many years, died here
Nov. 3 at age 95.
Some of the greatest rabbis in
the world had acknowledged him
years ago for his profound scholar-
Eugene Manuel, a 16th Century ship as "our teacher." Born in
French Jewish poet and educator, Germany, he has been living in
served as chef de cabinet in the recent years at Bnei Brak.
education ministry. He was one of
the founders of the Alliance Israel-
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Stutchkov, a prominent Yiddish
and Hebrew philologist, author
and playwright, died here last
weekend at age 72. He was the
author of a Yiddish lexicon.

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following departed
friends, with the
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Jerry Kane
Chava G. Shapiro
Joseph Zarankin
Rose Leah Kramer
Janet Robinson
Louis Harris

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Elke Eisenberg
Chintze Bagel
Hyman Friedman
David Sosnick

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Nathan Goldstein
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Sadie Finley Jordan 23

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Fannie Davidson
Sam Messing
Z. Muscovitz
Dora Platkin
Herman J. Zold
William Stein

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David Sirota

Ida Maiseloff
Roy C. Greenblatt

Martin Amhowitz
Sarah Pearl Kliman
Morris Rosenthal
Minnie Levi
Samuel J. Maxman
Ida Miller
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Rifkah Toker
Louis Bernstein
Jack Kunick
Hyman Holtzman
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