`Jewish Emigres
Must Leave Israel'

NEW YORK -I– The Li-
byan Arab Revolution News
Agency (ARNA) reported
Feb. 16 that Libyan Colonel
Muammar al-Qaddafi toed
visiting Austrian Chancellor
Bruno Kreisky: "If the
world returns to reason and
wants to solve the problem
without resorting to weap-
ons, then all persons who
emigrated to Palestine
should return to their native
countries.
"Only Oriental Jews
should remain, and they can
live peacefully with the Pa-
tinians."

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WZO Publishes
Scholar's Lectures

NEW YORK — The first
copy of a new volume, "On
Repentance," published in
Jerusalem by the Torah ed-
ucation department of the
World Zionist Organization
and comprising a selection
of oral lectures on the theme
by Rabbi Joseph B. SoloVeit-
chik, was presented recently.
to the talmudic scholar and
orthodox theologian by Mi-
cha Yinon and Rabbi Mallen
Galinsky, representing the
department in the United
States.
The Hebrew volume, con-
tains a translation of Solov-
eitchik's discourses which
are held annually in Yiddish
between Rosh Hashana and
Yom Kippur.

AZF to Focus
on Sephardim

Dr. Schwartzberg Dies at 74

Dr. Joseph Schwartzberg,
a doctor of internal medi-
cine for more than 40 years,
died March 8 at age 74.
Born in Utica, N.Y., Dr.
Schwartzberg completed his
undergraduate studies at
the University of Michigan
from which he was grad-
uated in 1922. As a student
at U-M, he was a member of
the Menora Society.
A resident of Shaker
Heights, Ohio, for 45 years,
Dr. Schwartzberg was
awarded that. city's certifi-
cate of distinction for the
practice of medicine.

He was a member of the
Anierican Medical Asso-
ciation, the Cleveland
Academy of Medicine and
Phi Lambda Kappa Medi-

Rabbis to Discuss
Social Change

NEW YORK — Sexuality,
changing patterns of youth
and life styles, and the rabbi
as a surrogate for his con-
gregants will be among the
subjects to be discussed at a
two-day national conference
on social change to be
jointly sponsored by the
Central Conference of
American Rabbis and the
Rabbinical Assembly on
Monday and Tuesday at
Temple Emanu-El, New
York.
Dr. Daniel Thurz, dean of
the school of social work of
the University of Maryland,
will discuss "The Changing–
Family in the New Environ-
ment — Rabbinical and
Synagogue Response.” Ms.
Midge Decter, editor of
Basic Books and author of
"The New Chastity and
Other Arguments', Against
Women's Liberation," will
speak on "Changing Values
in a Changing World."

.

NEW YORK — The
American Zionist Federa-
tion will open its national
board meeting Saturday
with a cultural evening de-
voted to strengthening ties
between Jews and present-
ing the heritage of Se-
phardic Jewry.
"The Sephardim: Story in
Song", will be part of the
ln.Memoriaml
cultural program which will
open the two-day board
In memory of Ida Wei-
meeting at the B-iltmore , der, who passed away on
Hotel in New York City
March 15, 1973. Often a

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The Family of the
Late
DAVID
BETMAN
Announces the
time of the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory has been
changed to 3:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 16, at
Clover Hill Memorial
.k. Rabbi Lehr-
„an will officiate.
Relatives and friends
are asked to attend.

The Family of the Late

Sadye
Smerling

Announces the un-
veiling of a monument
in her m-6mory 11 a.m.
Sunday, March 23, at
Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi Leizer Levin will
officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to at-
tend.

lonely heartache, many a
silent tear, but always a
beautiful memory, of a
grandmother loved so
dear. Love, Helene.

In Beloved Memory
Of
ANN ROTH
Three years have
come and gone since
you left us, Mother
dear, but we never
stopped remembering
all the precious mo-
ments we spent with
you. Always' in our
thoughts. Son, Allan;
daughter and son-in-
law, Sandy and Ivan
Collins; and grand-
daughter, Marla.

cal Fraternity. He also
was a member of The Tem-
ple in Cleveland and the
Zionist Organization of
America.

He is survived by his wife,
Jeanette, daughter of the
late Detroit rabbi, Joseph
Eisenman of Cong. Beth
Tefilo; a son, Dr. Allan Z. of
Washington; D.C.; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Morton (Arlene)
Angell of Shaker Heights;
four suers, Mrs. Isadore
(Sarah) Speiller of Utica,
N.Y., Mrs. Irving (Dorothy)
Eisenman, daughter-in-law
of the late Rabbi Eisenman;
Mrs. Louis ,(Esther) Cooper
of Oak Park; and Mrs. Re-
becca Abrams of Miami
Beach; and five grandchil-
dren.

Dave Stober, 68,
Local Clothier

David Stober, a clothier,
and owner of Dave Stober
Clothiers since 1929, died
March 12 in Miami Beach at
age 68.
Born in Montreal, Que-
bec, Mr. Stobeor was a direc-
tor of the People's State
Bank in Hamtramck, a
member of the Hamtramck
Rotary Club, a member of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and a
member of the Knollwood
Country Club.
He leaves his wife, Sid; a
son, Lionel; a daughter,
Mrs. Robert (Harriet)
Stone; a brother, Louis; a
sister, Mrs. Max (Freda)
Steinberg of Montreal; and
seven. grandchildren. Serv-
ices 11:30 a.m. today at Ira
Kaufman Chapel.

.

Kissinger Meets
Old Acquaintance

NEW YORK — Secretary
of State Henry Kissinger
had a surprise reunion with
an old friend in Wales on his
way to the Middle East last
week.
Kissinger had a chance
meeting with Herbert
Kirschbaum, who the Kis-
singer family knew from
pre-Hitler Germany. They
met in Wales after Kissin-
ger spoke - to a girls class at
a Roman Catholic convent.
• Kirschbaum, who hail
changed his name to Kirby,
presented Kissinger with a
box of candy for the plane
flight to the Middle East.

The Family • of the
Late
TOMMY
SNIDER
Acknowledges
with grateful appre-
ciation the many
kind expressions of
sympathy extended
by relatives and
friends during the
family's recent be-
reavement.

OBITUARIES

RUTH BLAUER, 20560 and five great-grandchil-
Rosemont, died March 8. dren.
* * *
Survived by her husband,
FAY HERMAN, 13129 W.
Joseph; two daughters, Mrs.
Philip (Eileen) Stolarsky of 11 Mile, Huntington Woods,
Pepper Pike, Ohio, and Mrs. died March 7. She leaves her
Gerald (Carol) Leaderman; husband, Kelmar C.
two sisters, Mrs. Margaret (Kenny); a son, Eugene;
Herskovitz and Mrs. Harry three daughters, Mrs.
(Helen) Gill, both of Univer- Joanne Jacobs, Mrs. Robert
sity Heights, Ohio; and four (Donna) Barbour and Mrs.
Robert (Helena) Glick; her
grandchildren.
* * *
mother, Mrs. Jennie
JACK BOREN,- 15826 Fischer; two sisters, Miss
Harden Cir., Southfield, Lillian Fischer and Mrs.
died March 5. He leaves his Peter (Rosalind) Evanoff;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben and four grandchildren.
* * *
(Mary) Boren, and two
ANN
KALENBERG,
brothers, Morton of Sher-
man Oaks, Calif., and Gary 26241 Raine, Oak Park, died
March 11. Survived by her
of University City, Mo.
* * *
husband, Bernard; a daugh-
SAMUEL FARBER, ter, Mrs. Leonard (Rita)
21680 Stratford Ct., Oak Stein; two brothers, Mark
Park, died March 8. Sur- ReVelle of Tucson and
vived by his wife, Lillian; Meyer Rubin; and a sister,
four sons, Sidney, Bernard, Mrs. Ada Handelsman.
* * *
Leonard of Hallandale, Fla.,
BESS KAPLAN of Jack-
and Fred; a daughter, Mrs.
Robert (Ruth) Gray; and .15 son, died March 9th. She
leaves two sons, Hugh and
grandchildren.
* * *
Don of Southfield; one
IRVING W. FINK, 4821 brother and one sister in
Sedgemoor, Royal Oak, died New York; and five grand-
March 8. He leaves his wife, children. * * *
Mary B.; two sons, Paul and
ABRAHAM KATZ, for-
Herschel; a daughter, Mrs.
Meyer (Joyce) Gold ., four mer Detroiter of Los An-
sisters, Sylvia, Rose, Mrs. geles, died March 8. Sur-
Sam (Bessie) Brod and Mrs. vived by his wife, Sherri; a
Samuel (Shirley) Kimmel of daughter, Mrs. Zoltan
Chicago; and seven grand- (Agatha) Rubin of South-
-field; a brother, William of
children. * * *
Los Angeles; three sisters,
TYLLY GOLDFARB, Mrs. Fani Grunbaum, Mrs.
23301 Kipling, Oak Park, Ethel Klein and Mrs. Goldie
died March 11. Survived by- Mermelstein, all of Phila-
two sons, Jack and Morris; a delphia; and three grand-
daughter, MA. Myer children. Interment Detroit.
* * *
(Sylvia) Beresh; 11 grand-
children and five great-
GILBERT H. KAUF-
grandchildren.
MAN,' former Detroiter of
* * *
Miami Beach, died March 9.
SUSAN CAROL GOLD-. Survived by his wife, Pau
MAN of Royal Oak died line; a son, Abraham; a
March 11. She leaves par- daughter, Dora; and a
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- brother, Dr.'Jack of Bir-
mond (Bertha) Goldman; mingham. Interment De-
and a brother, Ronald.
troit.
* * *
YETTA GOLDSTEIN,
MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
23040 Harding, Oak Park,
died March 10. Survived by
661 E. S MILE, FERNDALE
1 1/12 Blocks E. of Woodward
three daughters, Mrs. Abra-
6 Blks from 3 Jewish
ham (Celia) Goldstein of W.
Cemeteries on Woodward
Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. Ida
JO 4-5557
L12.266
x (Rose)
Zabel and Mrs. Ale
Adelberg, both of Oak Park;
a brother, Jacob Barach; a
Sidney A. Deitch
sister, Mrs. Anna Malley;
seven grandchildren and
DETROIT
nine great-grandchildren.
* * *
MONUMENT WORKS
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
KATE HENRY, 19100 W.
Gardner, betw. Coolidge & Greenfield
Seven Mile, died March 11.
399-2711 Eve. 626-0330
Survived by three sons, Mor-
ton Henry and Thomas
Henry and Leo Gittleman; a
MONUMENTS BY
brother, Harry Olias of Los
Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Wil-
liam (Sarah) Block of Los
AND
Angeles; five grandchildren

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BERG
URBACH

Bonds Sales Rise

BRUSSELS (JTA) — The
1974 campaign to sell State
of Israel Bonds in Belgium
was a great success, organ-
izers said. The amount col,
lected was up 50 percent
over last year's campaign.

FINE MONUMENTS
SINCE 1910

13405 CAPITAL at Coolidge

OAK PARK —

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Ira Kaufman Chapel, Inc.

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EVA KRESNO , died
March- 7. She leaves her hus-
band, Dave; a son, Norman
N. Robbins; a brother, Nora
man Gold; two sisters, Mrs.
David (Tillie) Marn-ion and
Mrs. Philip (Mary) Nagel,
both of Los Angeles; two
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
* * *.
FRANCES NIMAN died
March 11. She leaves a
brother, Maxwell.
* * *
WILLIAM SCHNIDER,
20449 Cheyenne, died March
10. Survived by his wife, Ed-
ith.

*

* *

GERTRUDE WEINBER-
GER, former Bay City resi-
dent, of North Miami Beach,
died March 11. She leaves
her husband, Henry E.' a
daughter, Mrs. Joseph
(Marilyn) Merdler; -and two
granddaughters. Interment
Detroit.

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week
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Yehudah will
observe the
Yahrzeits of the
,following d a-
parted friends,
with the tradi-
tional Memor-
ial •Provers, re-
citation of
Kaddish and
Studying of
Mishnayos.

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Lillian Farell
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Abe Kole
17
Reva Lipschutz
17
Bene Malzberg
17
Ester Messing
17
Flora Morris
17
Samuel Remer
17
Chaye Esther Singer
18
Frank Friedman
18
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Yetta Gladstone
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Minnie Lazarus
18
Nathan Lee
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Dora Lutsky
19
Mayer Berman
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Anna "Bolotin
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Martin Feldman
19
Fay H. Freeman
19
David Jacob Kobaker
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Maris Kent
19
Irving Osnos
19
Musha Stein
19
Julius Walter Webber
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Libbe Wolfson
Chaya Beila Bas
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Hillel Ben Zion
20
Esther Berman
20
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20
Rachel Gladstone
20
Bessie Glazer
20
Adolph Zaretina
21
Dena Elfer
21
Gerald Green
21
Abraham Reuben Hoffman
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Eliezer Katinsky
21
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