The Hebrew Benevolent Society

(Chesed Shel Emes)
will hold

MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES

Sunday, May 28th at 12:30 p.m.

at the Veterans Section of their cemetery

HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK

Gratiot Avenue at 14 Mile Road
with the participation of Jewish War Veterans Department of
Michigan and Women's Auxiliary.

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TOM TANNIS, DEPARTMENT CHAPLAIN will officiate.
Families, Relatives and Friends are invited to attend.

DR. JEFFREY GOLDENBERG
President

SAUL VVEIN GARDEN
Secretary

HAROLD GREENSPAN
Vice President

A.M. SILVERSTEIN
MURRAY RUBIN
MICHAEL HAVIS
Trustees

AVI SHAPIRO
Vice President

MICHAEL E. BAUM
Treasurer

CHARLES SNOW
Cemetery Chairman

Harry Newman

circa 1960

DAVID SACHS
Staff Writer

MILTON KLEIN, P.D.C.
J.W V. Chairman

uarterback Harry Newman,
a Detroit native, was a
- champion wherever he
played football — whether
it was for the University of Michigan
Wolverines or later with the New York
Giants of the National Football
League.
Mr. Newman, who died in Las
Vegas May 2 at age 90, won the Big
10 championship in all three of his
years as quarterback at U-M, 1930-
32. He played in the NFL champi-
onship game in all three years of his
time with the Giants, 1933-35.
In his short, legendary career, Mr.
Newman was All-American, All-Pro
and most valuable player in both col-
lege and with the NFL. With the
Giants, as a rookie in heavily Jewish
New York City, he commanded the
league's highest salary, $11,000, plus

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Participants

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Congregation Shaarey Shomayim

Cantor

Mr. Andy Martin

Mr. Sandor Slomovits

Survivor

of Gemini Entertainment Group
and second generation survivor
Please urge your family and friends to come and take part in the services.

Chairmen:

Mr. Jenoe Roth

RITA RUTH DANIELS, 80, of
Southfield, died May 9. Mrs. Daniels
was a clerk-typist for the city of Detroit
and the University of Detroit. She was a
member of B'nai B'rith, a volunteer and
learner at Oakland University Continum
Center and participated in humanities
classes at the Southfield Library.
Mrs. Daniels is survived by her sons
and daughters-in-law, Larry and Ruth
Daniels of Southfield, Leslie and
Yolanda Daniels of Oxnard, Calif., Jack
and Shelle Daniels of Calif.; grandchil-
dren, Matthew, Jeremy, Jonathan and
Eli; sister, Roz Frias of California;
brother-in-law, Ben Daniels; sister-in-
law, Ida Katcher. She was the beloved
wife of the late Sam Daniels; dear sister
of the late Sylvia Block, the late Jenny
Blair, the late
Mary Simpson and the late William
Lakin.
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He played on offense, defense and
special teams. Besides quarterback, he
was a pass defender, place-kicker and
kick and punt returner.
One of Mr. Newman's pro rushing
records -- 38 carries in a game —
stood for more than 40 years , until
broken by running back O.J.
Simpson, then of the Buffalo Bills. It
remains the quarterback record, never
to be challenged by modern-day, run-
shy passers.
Mr. Newman was a star football
player at Northern High School, but
made only two passes in his career
there. It was at summer 'camp in New
Hampshire that he met Benny
Friedman, a fellow counselor, U-M
star quarterback and future Giant.
"Benny Friedman taught my broth-
er just about everything he knew,"
said Herbert Newman of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. "And my brother
later replaced Benny on the Giants."

Park. Contributions may be directed to
the American Kidney Foundation.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman Chapel.

ANNE FINKELSTEIN, 86, of
Baltimore, Md., died May 11. She was
a life member of Hadassah, a member
of Beth Tfiloh of Baltimore, board
member and secretary of the Los
Angeles Hebrew School and she helped
to establish Camp Ramah of
California.
She is survived by her husband, Karl
Finkelstein; daughters and sons-in-law,
Lonna and Dr. Stan Picker of Los
Angeles, Rachel and Rabbi Herbert
Yosko*itz of West Bloomfield, Beverly
and Ted Hamburger of Maryland, Sari
Sapir; son and daughter-in-law, David
and Susan Smoller of Rhode Island;
grandchildren, Michelle and Gary
Fullenbaum, Debbie and Alan Berman
Dr. Jonathan and Deborah