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Black Writer Views Problem
of Quotas and Miscegenation
"Courage in Crisis: The
Black Professional Today"
by Jonathan Bramwell, pub-
lished by Bobbs-Merrill Co.,
touches on many vital issues.
It deals with the quota sys-
tem, miscegenation and many
other interrelated subjects.
Dealing with the quota sys-
tem for blacks, the increase
of blacks in the professional
and managerial categories,
the reactions which have
created some reactions and a
measure of racial tensions,
Branwell states:
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Dr. Herman Kanter, as-
sistant director of the May-
bury Clinics and a member
of the staffs of Sinai and
Hutzel hospitals, died Sunday
at age 71.
, Dr. Kanter, a 1924 gradu-
ate of the University of
Michigan's medical school,
was a member of the Amer-
ican Board of Obstetrics and
Gynecology, the College of
Abdominal Surgery and the
Wayne County Medical So-
ciety. He was a native De-
troiter.
Dr. Kanter, 16222 Oxley,
Southfield, leaves his wife,
Julia; two daughters, Mrs.
Bert (Jennie) Stahl and Mrs.
Theodore (Marsha) Kelter
Jr.; a brother, Phillip; four
sisters, Ethel, Rose, Mrs.
Samuel (Ruth) Eisenberg;
and Mrs. Russell (Beulah)
Wray of Greenberg Heights,
N.Y.; and three grandchil-
dren.
On the question of mixed
marriages, Bramwell's . at-
titude is additionally interest-
ing. He states:
"Perhaps the point most
often left out by the white
magazines, which bemoan in
"If any black person is liberal fashion the poor
passed over for any employ- plight of welfare recipients
ment or business opportun- (while collecting their own
ity due to conditions brought special breed of welfare), is
about chiefly because of his that if black-white marriages
race, be it lack of education were viewed ethnically, the
caused by segregated school- following—very understand-
able in white terms—could
ing, a lack of knowledge due
to blacks not having access to be said about them. While
there are, of course, no sta-
tistics for this, the chances
are almost certain that the
couple met in college or on
a professional job, which Fund Memorializes
LOS ANGELES (JTA) — A says in bluntest terms that Former Detroiter
spokesman for the Anti-Defa- the interracial couple, when
A memorial fund in the
motion League of Bnai Brith viewed ethnically, has prob- name of former Detroiter
said that there was "not the ably the highest average Sam B. Garfinkel has been
slightest hint" that anti-Semi- education and highest income set up at Georgetown Uni-
tism played any part in the of any thenic group in the versity Hospital's c a nc e r
accidental death of Fred country! In a sense, I'm very service.
Bronner, a Jewish youth who glad to see a denigrating
Mr. Garfinkel, a physicist
fell from a 500-foot cliff in Life article. They have pick- who was with the radioac-
the Los Angeles National the one segment of the tivity section of the U.S.
Forest during a fraternity black community that has the
Bureau of Standards in
hazing Dec. 22. power to respond in spades. Washington, recently had
There is no doubt in my mind been named assistant editor
According to Harvey that the 12-plus grade aye-
Schechter, Western States rage education enjoyed in of the International Journal
fact-finding director of the the Unted States by WASPs, of Applied Radiation and
ADL, no evidence has come Jews and Japanese-Ameri- Isotopes.
A plaque to be set up at
up so far that indicated any cans is probably bettered by
motivation behind Bronner's at least four more years by the hospital will read, "In
memory
of Sam B. Garfinkel,
death,
the average interracial cou- physicist and scientist, for
Schechter said the ADI. ple. I've known about a hun- his contributions to science
looked into the case after dred. In most cases there and humanity."
receiving inquiries as to pos- were at least two degrees be-
Checks may be made out to
sible anti-Semitic motova- tween the two, in some cases the Samuel B. Garfinkel Me-
tions. The youth was a mem- there were more."
morial Fund, Cancer Service,
ber of Tri Chi, a local fra-
What about the offspring of and sent to Georgetown Uni-
ternity at nearby Pierce black- white marriages? versity Hospital, 3800 Reser-
Junior College, and as far Bramwell ridicules the ques- voir, Washington, D.C.
as the ADL knows, was the tions posed in a white-domi-
only Jewish member. The nated society. Ile states:
"The real reason that that Albert Weine, 71
fraternity, which has no na-
Albert Weine, a commer-
tional affiliation, is not known question is so often proposed
by whites is that they pro- cial builder with Albert
to be exclusionary.
Weine and Son of Southfield,
ject
themselves
as
fathers,
Bronner was left in the
died Monday at age 71.
hills at night and told to grandfathers, mothers, sis-
Mr. Weine, 20560 Charlton
ters or whatever and say
walk. home, but stumbled
Sq., Southfield, was born in
honestly
to
themselves
that
over the cliff in the dark.
they don't want their chil- Russia. lie was a member
Schechter said there was
dren raised black. If they of Atlas Shalom Synagogue
nothing unusual about the
didn't subconsciously — as and Pisgah Lodge of Bnai
hazing in that other members
opposed to what the liberal Brith.
of Tri Chi were initiated in
Survivors are his wife,
ones say — insist on regard.
the same manner on pre-
ing blacks as subfunctions of Kate: two sons, Harold and
vious occasions.
white culture, they wouldn't Dr. David; a brother, Rabbi
The fraternity has been see any great deal in another Max Weine: three sisters,
suspended
by
the college black child in a white-domi- Mrs. Tom (Sarah) Borman,
authorities. nated society."
Mrs. Abraham (Yetta)
Chover and Mrs. Jacob (Mil-
One has no business to be dred) Gelfand; and five
grandchildren.
The Family of the Late
married unless, waking and
sleeping, one is conscious of
NATHAN A.
the responsibility.—Abraham Rabbi Hailoerin, 73
AGREE
PITTSBURGH — R a bbi
Flexner.
Herman Hailperin, '73, died
Acknowledges with
411=11
Jan. 9. A native of Newark,
grateful appreciation
A Truly Beautiful
N. J., he was ordained at
the many kind expres-
Woman and Wonderful
Jewish Theological Seminary
sions of sympathy ex-
Mother
and retired, in 1968 as rabbi
tended by relatives and
emeritus of Tree of Life
LILLIAN
friends during the fam-
synagogue here.
ily's recent bereave-
MARLOWE
He taught at Pittsburgh
ment.
passed away Jan. 14,
and Duquesne universities,
1960. Sadly missed by
was the author of several
all who loved her.
books and was one of the
Dearly loved and re-
pioneer leaders in Conserva-
membered by her
tive
Judaism.
The Family of the Late
daughters, Mrs. Domi•
nick (Bonnie) Vocino
"Be careful not to hurt
HAROLD ALLEN
and Mrs. Hershel Kash-
your wife, because woman
RIEGER
dan.
is prone to tears and sensi-
tive to wrong."—Talmud
Acknowledges wit h
_ —
grateful appreciation
Fret Man's Death
Not Linked to Bias
isan po-
rael.
he Soy-
Sunday
ga nd a
ible for
s from
Jewish
:itioning
turn to
week-
iccord-
'5, was
o deny
itus
e ran-
and to
plight
soners
the same information pools
that whites have or that a
company just wants a white
person to fill a certain posi-
tion, doesn't it constitute a
bonus given to the white be-
cause of his color? And in-
asmuch as it's not earned,
isn't It welfare?"
Herman Kanter !
Physician, 71
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave-
ment.
OBITUARIES
PHILIP 0. BERSHAS, for-
mer Detroiter of Sunnydale,
Calif., died Jan. 7. He leaves
his wife, Jane; a daughter,
Laura; his mother, Mrs.
Joseph (Alice) Bershas; one
brother and two sisters.
• • •
MAURICE BROOK. 10827
Hart, Huntington Woods, died
Jan. 8. He leaves his wife,
Lillian; a son, Robert D.
Caplan: a daughter, Mrs.
Patricia Ann Crosby; one
sister and four grandchildren.
• • •
JULIUS H. CHASE, -25544
Shiawassee, Southfield, died
Jan. 9. Survived by his wife,
Ethel: two sons, Dr. Melvyn
and Dennis, both of Chicago;
and one grandchild.
• • •
JACOB FISHMAN, 23211
Harding, Oak Park, died
Jan. 5. Survived by a son,
Irving; two daughters, Mrs.
Samuel (Mamie) Schwartz-
berg and Mrs. Joseph (Gail)
Berger; six grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren.
• • •
IRWIN S. GLICKMAN,
21879 Constitution, South-
field, died Jan. 8. He leaves
a son, Joseph; a daughter,
Mrs. Allan (Ruth) Morok-
nek of Bayside. N.Y.; two
brothers and seven grand-
children.
SAMUEL GRAINER,
27645 Harvard, Southfield,
died Jan. 5. Survived by a
son, David; two daughters,
Mrs.
Leonard ( Rachelle)
Greenhut and Mrs. Morris
(Eva) Skolnick; and eight
grandchildren.
• • •
FLORENCE HORWITZ,
16140 Templar, Southfield,
died Jan. 9. Survived by a
brother, Benjamin Baker of
Miami; and four grand chil-
dren.
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FLORENCE S. K A II N,
18324 Fairfield, died Jan. 7.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Edward (Roslyn') Stem-
ple and Mrs. Robert (Eliza.
beth) Freund of Rhinelander,
Wis.; and five grandchildren.
Interment Chicago.
• • •
JOSEPH KAY, former De-
troiter of Los Angeles, died
Dec. 31. Survived by his
wife, Mildred; a son, Herbert
Rose Pollack,
Active in JNF
Rose Pollack, an active
member of the Jewish Home
for Aged Auxiliary and other
organizations, died Sunday at
age 83.
Mrs. Pollack, 16151 Roa-
noke Southfield, was born
in Poland. She was a member
of Cong. Shaarey Zedek, lia-
dassah and Mizrachi Women.
A pioneer in Jewish Na-
tional Fund women's auxil-
iary, she and her husband
planted a forest in Israel and
inspired their entire family's
involvement in JNF. She
hosted major JNF women's
events for many years.
Surviving are three sons,
David, Arthur and Leo: two
daughters, Mrs
David
(Irene)
Finkel
and
Mrs.
L. of Detroit; a daughter,
Mrs. Harris (Eileen) Kremen
of Fullerton, Calif.; and five
grandchildren. Interment Los
Angeles.
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•
FAY KLESSMER, former
Detroiter of Hollywood, Fla.,
died Jan. 4. She leaves her
husband, Max; a son, Morton;
a
daughter, Mrs. Yvonne
Steinberg; one brother, five
sisters and three grandchil-
dren. Interment Hollywood.
• • •
SADIE
I..ANKIN, former
Detroiter of Hollywood, Fla.,
died Jan. 4. Survived by her
husband, Sam; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harry (Marilyn)
Goldberg, Mrs. Earl (Myrna)
Mogen and Mrs. Herbert
(Adrienne) Levy of Corn-
mach. LI.: a brother, Henry
Cohen, and two sisters,
Nettye Cohen and Mrs. Max
(Minnie) Bernbe-rg, all of
Detroit; and eight grandchil-
dren. Interment Hollywood.
• • •
SOPHIE LEVY, formerly
of Windsor, died Jan. 2 in
Toronto. Survived by three
sons, Michael, Gary and
Laurence; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Mossman
of Windsor; two sisters, Mrs.
A. (Katie) Nickin and Mrs.
Seymour ( Marsha 1 Fried,
both of Detroit. Interment
Hamilton, Ont.
• • •
E MANUEL MOSKOWITZ,
15100 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park,
died Jan. 10. Survived by his
wife, Frances; a son, Dr,
Arthur W. Moss; a daughter,
Mrs. Benjamin (Evelyn )
Shepherd; five grandchildren
and t hr e e great•grandchil-
dren.
• • •
HAROLD A. RIEGER.
17001 New Jersey, South-
field, died Jan 4. Ile leaves
his wife, Fern: two daugh-
ters, l,iiri and Kim; one
brother and one sister
• • •
JACOB I'. STEIN, 15100
W. 10 Mile, Oak Park, died
Jan 7. He leaves his wife.
Goldie; two sons Alvin and
Emanuel; a daughter, Mrs.
Monte (Evelyn) Gittleman of
Encino, Calif.; eight grand.'
children and one great-grand-
child.
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