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PEGGY HAYDEN, 19953 Green-
field, died March 31. Survived by
her husband, John; one brother
and two sisters.
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FANNY FORMAN, 11501 Peto-
skey, died March 30. Survived by
husband, Meyer; a son, Jack
'Brooklyn; a daughter, Mrs. Ben
lorma) Hyman of Los Angeles;
-.L6 grandchildren and eight great-
grandchildren.
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BERNARD JANOWITZ, 19974
'Murray Hill, died April 5. He
leaves his wife, Leah; two sons,
Maurice and Robert; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lawrence (Paula) Allan
and Rochelle; one brother, one
sister and three grandchildren.
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THERESA LUTZ, 3183 Custer,
Monroe, died April 6. Survived by
her husband, Frank; two sons,
Aaron and Donald; one sister and
two grandchildren.
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ROSE MALKIN, 20412 Lesure,
died April 4. She leaves a son-in-
law, Harold Bernstein; a brother,
Joseph Bartz; a sister, Mrs. Freda
Kushner; and three grandchildren.
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LOUIS RUSH, 13321 Winches-
ter, Huntington Woods, died March
31. He leaves his son, Leo; one
brother, one sister and four grand-
children.
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WILLIAM SCHMITTEL, 14620
Rosemary, Oak Park, died March
31. He leaves his wife, Gertrude;
a son, Melvin; two daughters, Toba
and Barbara; his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Schmittel; and two sis-
ters.
Dr. Samuel Glassman
Dr. Samuel Glassman, operator
of an industrial medical clinic in
Detroit for many years, died April
3 in Miami Beach at age 83.
Dr. Glassman, who had prac-
ticed medicine for 57 years, was
a member of the Onward Society
of New York and the Detroit Medi-
cal Association. A resident of
Miami Beach for eight years, he
also was a member of Beth Shalom
Synagogue of Miami Beach.
He leaves his wife, Tess; and
four sisters.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 8, 1966-31
In Loving Memory of
My Dear Sister
GERTRUDE
GLADSTONE
Who passed away April 5,
1958 (16 days in Nisan).
You are never forgotten,
sister dear,
Nor will you ever be
As long as life and mem-
ories last.
I miss you now; as time
goes by, I miss you more.
None can fill your vacant
place.
Sadly missed these last
eight years.
By Brother Arthur
Ben-Gurion Identifies
`Acid Test' Regarding
Jews in Soviet Union
LONDON (JTA) — Israel's for-
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
Coca Cola Company Tuesday con- mer Premier David Ben - Gurion
firmed that it has refused to sell said the "acid test" of Soviet readi-
Coca Cola in Israel but contended ness to end discrimination against
that its decision was not motivated Russian Jews was whether Russian
Jews would be permitted to be
by Arab boycott threats.
An official spokesman for the Jews in the same way, for ex-
company told the Jewish Tele- ample, as residents of Soviet
Georgia are permitted to be Geor-
MARGUERITE K. W.ALLACH graphic Agency that denial of a
gians.
franchise
was
based
on
a
"busi-
of Detroit and Cleveland, died in
If such conditions are not per-
Golden Beach, Fla. Survived by ness judgment" that sale of Coca
her husband, S. J.; a daughter, Cola in Israel would not be profit- mitted by Soviet authorities, he
added at a news conference for
Mrs. J. M. (Carolin) Ash; and one able.
The tremendous volume of Coca the Jewish press, it will mean the
grandchild. Interment Miami
Cola sales in Egypt, Lebanon, and extermination of Jewishness. He
Beach.
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a number of other Arab states stressed he had used the term
ROSE WEISS, Tuller Hotel, were reported by informed "Jewishness, not Jews." He said
died March 25. She leaves a sources, however, to have influ- another key test was whether Rus-
brother, Henry E. Weinberger of enced the company's decision. sian Jews would be permitted to go
Florida; and two sisters, Mrs. Ed- Threats from Beirut and Cairo to Israel. Soviet officials, he de-
ward (Bertha) Rees of Weston, were cited, if the American com- clared, should be willing to allow
Ont. and Mrs. Celia Christodoulou pany provided Israelis with "the such departures because there was
no Jewish Republic in the Soviet
pause that refreshes."
of West Virginia.
The Coca Cola spokesman said Union, since attempts to create one
that in December 1964, Tempo had failed.
David B. Kaplan,
The former Premier said these
Soft Drinks Co., Ltd., of Israel,
applied for franchise to bottle matters had nothing to do with
Windsor Pioneer, 81
David B. Kaplan, a pioneer in Coca Cola in Israel. "In January, Israel's "sincere desire" for good
the Windsor Jewish community, 1965 we advised the applicant that relations between Israel and the
as a result of careful study of his Soviet Union. "We want good rela-
died April 1 at age 81.
presentation it remained our con- tions under all circumstances be-
Mr. Kaplan, 1470 Victoria, was sidered business judgment that tween Israel and the Soviet Un-
born in Russia and lived in Wind- economic and market conditions in ion," he emphasized.
sor the past 65 years. Owner of Israel were not yet such as would
Ben-Gurion, who- was guest of
a ladies dress shop, he retired 15 permit establishment and develop-
years ago. He was a founder and ment of a Coca Cola bottling honor at a dinner of the Joint
Palestine Appeal, appealed to his
charter member of Shaar Hasho-
operation in that country on a Jewish listeners to make sure that
mayirn Synagogue and a member
mutually profitable basis," said• their children and grandchildren
of Bnai Brith.
the spokesman.
had a Hebrew education.
He leaves his wife, Anna; a
"We also- advised the applicant
The former Premier said that a
daughter, Mrs. Jack (Roan) Glad-
that we took the same position knowledge of Hebrew and of Jew'
stone; two sisters, Mrs. Da vi d
in respect to prospects in a
ish' history was the only safeguard
(Eva)Goldberg of Detroit and
number of other countries in
against the "growing process of
Mrs. Chava Schwartz of California;
various parts of the world, some assimilation."
and four grandchildren.
of which were also in the Middle
More than 250,000 pounds ster-
East, for example: Jordan and
ling ($700,000) was raised at the
Pharmacist S. Cohen Syria," the spokesman added.
event for the Sde Boker Medrasha,
In September -1965, the company the
Pharmacist Sidney Cohen, owner
institute . of higher learning
reaffirmed
the
decision
taken
in
of Roberts Drugs at 19150 W.
sponsored by Ben-Gurion at his
McNichols, died Wednesday at January of that year. The com- Negev retreat in Sde Boker. De-
pany maintained that "in addition
age 51.
to the applications from Tempo, claring that the area had been ex-
Mr. Cohen, 18241 San Juan, was we have received applications plored and investigated, he said
senior vice commander of Silver-
from a number of other individuals much more research was needed
man Post, Jewish War Veterans;
because. in addition to gypsum,
Perfection Lodge, F&AM; Aescu- of ample means and good pros- marble and granite, there were
pects.
These
other
applications
lapian Pharmaceutical Society; De-
still greater treasures to be un-
troit Consistory and Moslem Tem- will also have to be given consider- covered, and the Dead Sea, with its
ation
when
economic
conditions
ple; and the Jewish Community
"wealth of minerals," must be fully
Council. He was a life resident of justify it."
exploited by Israel.
Coca
Cola
made
known
that
"on
Detroit.
several occasions we have ac-
Surviving him are his wife. Ruth quainted Arnold Forster, general
Syrian Gunners Fire
Elson Cohen; three sons, Ronald consul of the Anti-Defamation
and Martin Cohen and I r win League of Bnai Brith, with our on Israel Army Patrol
Elson; a daughter, Mrs. Harry position which we assured him was
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Syrian
(Susan) Katkowsky; two brothers, based upon local economic and positions at Dardara, overlooking
Phillip and Henry; and two sisters, market conditions rather than I Israel's Huleh Valley, opened
Mrs. Harry (Ida) Katzman and
Imachinegun fire last weekend on
political considerations."
Mrs. Tom (Ann) Mitteldorf.
U.S. Commerce Department an Israeli Army unit on routine
sources said anti-boycott provisions patrol.
The unit returned the fire,
Agudath Israel Leader of the Export Control Act "lacked
LONDON (JTA) — Rabbi Ab- teeth" for federal government silencing the position as well as
raham Babad, chairman of the intervention at this juncture in Syrian gunners at two other places
European executive of the Agu- view of the Coca Cola Company's nearby which joined in the attack.
The Israeli unit suffered no
dath Israel World Organization and assertions.
casualties, and returned to its base
ranking member of the Agudath
after completing its patrol.
Rabbinical Council, died here April New Driver License Station
The Michigan Department of
1 at age 58.
Born in Poland, Rabbi Babad State announces the opening of a
MONUMENTS
emigrated to England in 1932 and new Driver Licensing Station at
See
SAM GORLICK
17670
Joy
Road
in
the
Joyfield
occupied pulpits of several syna-
at the old and reliable
gogues. He was active in numer- Shopping Center. Telephone 273-
SHELDON GRANITE CO.
ous Jewish organizations and was 7513.
19800 Woodward Ave
Harold McNamara, Manager,
a frequent contributor of articles
Detroit, Mich. — TO 8-1724
Serving The Jewish Community
on religious law to journals in states that all written tests, road
For Over 60 Years
England, Poland, Israel and the tests and driver license renewals
will
be
issued
in
this
office.
United States.
HARRY SIMON, 10701 Santa
Maria, died April 4. He leaves his
wife, Grace; two daughters, Linda
and Mrs. David (Eileen) Blum-
enaw; one brother, one sister and
three grandchildren.
MARTIN DAVIDOFF, 2740 Ful-
lerton, died March 31. Survived by
his father, Joseph and a brother,
Nathan.
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Coca Cola Refuses
Franchise in Israel;
Cites 'Business Reason'
The Family of the Late
The Family of the Late
MORRIS RUBIN
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during the family's
recent bereavement.
DR. SOLOMON
P. M I RAL
Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory 2 p.m. Sunday,
April 17, at Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. Rabbi
Groner will officiate. Re-
1 a t i v e s and friends are
asked to attend.
Israel Training Latins
for Peaceful Use of Atom
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel
and a number of Latin American
countries are cooperating in the
field of nuclear energy for peace-
ful uses, political sources here re-
vealed Tuesday.
The program was disclosed in
connection with the current visit
to Louis Vidal, the Uruguayan
foreign minister. He and Foreign
Minister Abba Eban discussed nu-
clear cooperation plans which were
considered several weeks ago by
representitives of the atomic
energy commissions of the two
countries.
Scientists from Peru and Mexico,
now receiving atomic energy
training in Israel and other Latin
American countries, are interested
in similar arrangements.
Supreme Court Rejects
Appeal by Convicted MD
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
United States Supreme Court re
fused Monday to examine the com-
plaint of a Jewish physician, who
was convicted in Norfolk, Va. of
performing an illegal abortion, that
Jews were improperly kept off the
jury panel.
By its refusal to consider the
appeal of Dr. Harold L. Goldman,
the Supreme Court left standing as
final a decision of Oct. 6, 1965,
by the Virginia State Supreme
Court of Appeals, which had de-
nied a writ of error to Dr. Gold-
man who alleged that elimination
of Jews from the jury had denied
him a fair trial. He now faces a
two-year jail sentence in the state
penitentiary.
Sid Wolfson's
MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
Blocks E. of Woodward
6 Blks. from 3 Jewish
Cemeteries on Woodward
11/2
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WE REMEMBER
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following departed
friends, w i t h the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
ing of Mishnayes.
Hebrew Civil
Nissan April
Hyman Berman
Pauline Goldberg •
Anna Weissler
Goldenberg
Hershel ben Meier
Hakohen
Morris Schwartz
Miriam Rdsenheck
Max Friedlander
Morris Pushkin
Max Boesky
Sol Osborne
Dr. Rudolf Leiser
Samuel D. Radner
Gussie Rottenberg
Chashe bas Reb Pinchas
Samuel Salasnek
Max Lipson
Solomon Goldberg
Riva bas Avrohom
Yisroel ben Reuven
Rose Wool
Yaakov Einhorn
Isadore Podolsky
Samuel Lowenbraun
Miriam Dubin
Sophie Goldberg
Isaac Zingeser
Esther Flayer
Clara Felix
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