Friday, January 9, 1970-47
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Rabbi Abadi Dies;
Sephardic Syrian
Catholics Plan Study
of Textbooks for Bias
NEW YORK - Rabbi Matloub
Abadi, a leader of Brooklyn's
Sephardic Syrian community, died
Jan. 1 at age 80.
Rabbi Abadi, of Shaare Zion
Congregation in Brooklyn, was
born in Aleppo, Syria. He studied
at Etz Ilayim Academy there, and
later taught and studied in Jeru-1
salem.
He settled in Brooklyn in 1921,
becoming rabbi of Magen David
Congregation and principal of its
Hebrew school. Rabbi Abadi wrote I
extensively.
NEW YORK (JTA)-Rabbi Her-
bert S. Goldstein, rabbi-emeritus
of the West Side Institutional
Synagogue, and noted Orthodox
HERMAN BEN EIZEN, 20005 2. Survived by his wife, Anne; two
leader and scholar, died Jan. 2 at Mark Twain, died Dec. 31. Sur- , sons, Earl and Harold; two (laugh-
age 79.
vived by a son, Sheldon; a daugh- ters, Ruby and Glory; a brother,
Rabbi Goldstein had been pro- ter, Mrs. Irwin (Frances) Pol- Max of Detroit; and one grand-
The commission was initiated by
lack; two brothers, three sisters child,
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the NCCIJ's department of educa- fessor of homiletics at Yeshiva and six grandchildren.
tional services. Its members in- University and had served as pres-
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JACOB SHULNIAN, 25619 Green-
clude classroom teachers, parents,
SAMUEL ELLIS, 22325 W. Eight field, Southfield, died Jan. 6. He
academicians and textbook writers,
Mile, died Jan. 4. lie leaves his leaves two sons, Seymour and Dr.
under the direction of S. Margaret
wife, Marion; and a daughter, Mrs. Albert; a daughter, Mrs. Paul (An-
Ellen Traxler.
ne tt e ) Weinstein; eight grandchil-
Frieda Bossert.
dren and one great-grandchild.
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The first reports of the study
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will begin in late January. The
THOMAS GAL, 19970 Winthrop,
NCCIJ conceded that "anti-Semit-
died Jan. 4. Survived by two sons, I
STELLA SIEGEL, 215 N. Sum-
ism and racial bigotry exists in
Robert of Tacoma and Albert; one mit, Del Ray, died Dec. 31. No
texts and other learning tools in
brother and six grandchildren.
known survivors.
Catholic classrooms," adding that
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"sporadic ad hoc vigilante groups
ISADORE GOLDSTEIN, former
EDWARD WERNER, former De-
are not always best qualified to do
Detroiter of Los Angeles, died troiter of Los Angeles, died Dec.
the evaluation."
Dec. 31. Survived by three daugh-
23. Survived by his wife, Rose; a
ters, Mrs. Louis (Rose) Berman
son, Archie; a daughter, Mrs.
Eisendrath Helping Plan
and Mrs. Seymour (Etta) Kush- David (Sylvia) Field; a sister,
ner, both of Detroit, and Mrs. Mrs. Jacob (Stella) Savin of De-
'World Parley in Japan
Sylvia Tanenberg; one sister and : troit; and four grandchildren. In-
NEW YORK - On the advice
eight grandchildren. Interment terment Los Angeles.
of Japanese authorities, who an-
Los Angeles.
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ticipate widespread student dis-
order in Japan during Expo '70,
ISADORE LEVENSON, 14041
the World Conference on Religion
Oak Park Blvd.,
Bd., Oak Park, died
and Peace, slated to be held in
Dec. 27. Survived by his wife,
DR. HERBERT GOLDSTEIN
In loving memory of my dear
Kyoto next September, has been
Sarah; a son, Arnold R. Lawrence;
ident of the Synagogue Council of a daughter, Mrs. Ferd (Gladys) son, Martin Fine, who passed away
rescheduled for Oct. 16-21.
Jan. 24, 1947 (three days in She-
America and of the Union of
Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath, Orthodox Jewish Congregations of Alpert; two brothers, three grand- : vat). Gone but not forgotten, you
great-grandchild.
who has just returned from a America. In 1940 he was named children and one
will always be in my heart.
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series of meetings in Kvoto of State Department observer at the
Mother, Lilly Fine
LEO LEVINE, 25352 Shiawas-
the preparatory committee of the United Nations.
see, Southfield, died Jan. 8. Sur-
conference, said Japanese officials
Rabbi Goldstein received his vived by his wife, Anne; a son, Dr.
recommended the one-month de-
bachelors and masters degrees at Arthur; a daughter, Mrs. Darryl
lay as a preventative measure
Columbia and his doctor of div- (Elaine) Lieberman: one sister
against possible demonstrations by
inity at Yeshiva University. He and three grandchildren.
young activists who are protest- was the author of a number of
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ing Expo '70 to be held in Osaka books on religious themes aad
ROBERT MELTZER of Las
March 15-Sept. 15.
During the coming
was active in the World Academy Vegas died Jan. 4. lie leaves his
Rabbi Eisendrath, a vice chair- for Higher Jewish Studies in Jeru- wife, Lorraine; and five brothers.
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
man of the conference preparatory salem.
Louis, Leslie, Harry, Sam and
the Yahrzeit of the
committee and the only American
Russell. Interment Detroit.
Shortly after his graduation
following
departed
Jewish religious lead& to attend
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friends, with the
from
the
Jewish
Theological
the recent meetings in Kyoto, is
LOUIS MOORE, former De-
traditional Memorial
Seminary
of
America
in
1917,
president of the Union of Ameri-
Prayers, recitation of
where he was valedictorian of troiter of 4341 Cornith. Pontiac,
can Hebrew Congregations.
Kaddish and study-
died Jan. 4. Survived by a son,''.
his class and winner of the Lam-
ing of Mishnayes.
Norman; four brotherS, one sister
port Homiletics Prize, Rabbi
and
three
grandchildren.
Denise Ann Fogelman,
Goldstein received his ordination.
Hebrew Civil
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Sh vat Jan.
His first post was that of asso-
WSU Education Junior
TOBY ROPE, 16049 Stratford,
Abraham
Morris
ciate rabbi at Temple Kehilath
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Corn
Denise Ann Fogelman, a junior Jeshurun on the upper East Side. Southfield, died Jan. 5. She leaves
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Louis
Kideckel
in special education at Wayne But it was not until he formed his her husband, Sanford .J.; two sons.
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Sarah Hootner
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Bessie Bicoll
State University, died Wednesday own congregation in a small pri- Dr. Stephen and Barry of Kings-
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Max Sitrin
at age 20. Miss Fogelman, 26404 vate home at Lenox Avenue and port, Tenn.; two daughters, Mrs.
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Max Milgrom
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Clara Maltz
Wyoming, Huntington Woods, 116th Street that Rabbi Goldstein Sy (Janet) Ginsberg and Fran-
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Sheldon
B.
Richie
suffered a heart attack.
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began to achieve a reputation as cine: her father, Simon Freed-
Perry Feigenson
man: six sisters and five grand-
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Dina Manheim
A native Detroiter, Miss Fogel- a spiritual leader.
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Joseph Penfil
children.
man was a graduate of Royal Oak
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Harry Averbach
He became known as the "Jew-
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Esther Steinberg
Dondero High School. She leaves ish Billy Sunday," in recognition
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Sam Feldman
JACOB
SCHWALB,
17597
Stoe-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max M. of the well-known evangelist.
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Sam Cohen
pel. died Jan. 1. He leaves his
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Elchonon Singer
Fogelman (he owns Burton's Gal
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Seymour L. Sobol
wife,
Erna;
two
daughters.
Anne
clothing stores); and two brothers,
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Dora Pearlman
and
Mrs.
Arthur
(Marion)
Bian-
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Rebecca
Kasoff
Burton of Cleveland and David.
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Sam
Z.
Hirschman
chi: a son, Roland: and nine
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Abraham Schloss
grandchildren.
Samuel M.
Sarah Lipchinsky
Sarah Lipchinsky, a member of
many communal organizations,
died Jan. 3 at age 82.
Born in Russia, Mrs. Lipchin-
sky, 18695 Stoepel, belonged to
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and its sister-
hood, Adas Shalom Sisterhood,
Mizrachi, Hadassah, Yeshivath
Beth Yehuda auxiliary, Jewish
National Fund and the Ladies
Auxiliary of Lechem Aneeim.
Mrs. Lipchinsky leaves three
sons, Dr. Leo Lipton, Dr. Ray-
mond Lipton and Milton Lipton of
Hollywood; two daughters, Mrs.
Gerald (Evelyn) Ackerman of
Culver City and Mrs. Irving
(Roslyn) Kleiman of East Grand
Rapids; and 11 grandchildren.
The Family of the Late
MAX
EIZELMAN
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.
The Wife and Family
of the Late
SAMUEL B.
WASSERMAN
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.
CHICAGO (JTA)- A national
textbook commission will examine
textbooks used in Catholic elemen-
tary and high schools for racial
ethnic or religious bias, the Na-
tional Catholic Conference for In-
terracial Justice announced here.
In Memory of Our Dear Beloved Mother
MINNIE ZACK
Who Passed Away Jan. 20, 1969
1st. Day of Shevat
So sadly missed but will never be forgotten.
Mother dear, you will always be remem-
bered as the greatest mother of all.
Yarzeit will be observed this year on the
3rd. day of Shevat, Jan. 10. 1 year from
burial.
Herbert Goldstein
Orthodox Scholar
OBITUARIES
Memoriam
WE REMEMBER
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Dr. Theodor Reik,
Protege of Freud
NEW YORK - Dr. Theodor
Reik, 81, a protege of Sigmund
Freud and author of many books
on psychoanalysis, died here Dec.
31 at age 81.
An impoverished psychology stu-
dent at the University of Vienna
when he met Freud in 1910, Dr.
Reik remained his friend until
Freud's death in 1939. He took his
doctorate in phychology in 1912,
the first awarded in that subject
by the university.
He practiced in Vienna until
1928, when he moved to Berlin.
With the rise of Hitler, he moved
to the llague. Again the Nazis
threatened, and in 1938 he fled
to the U.S. with $8.
Here, he helped found the Na-
tional Psychological Association
for Psychoanalysis. He continued
to teach, write and see patients in
his Theodor Reik Clinic into the
mid-60s.
SIDNEY SHIFFM .AN, former
Detroiter of Los Angeles, died Jan.
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