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place at 1:00 p.m. Sunday, Sept.
11, at GrMfiwood Cemetery,
with Rabbi Harry H. Epstein of
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Jacob Rogin
Jacob Rogin, 86, of Atlanta
died Friday, Sept. 2.
Graveside service was held
Sunday, Sept. 4, at Crest Lawn
Memorial Park with Rabbi
Harry H. Epstein and Cantor
Isaac Goodfriend officiating.
A native of Russia, Mr. Rogin
was a retired tailor. He had been
a resident of the Jewish Home.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Matilda Caplan; a son, Nor
man Rogin, both of Atlanta; five
grandchildren; and 2 great
grandchildren.
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Mrs. Florence Gotiieb
Mrs. Florence Gotiieb, 78, of
New York City died Wednesday,
Aug. 24. Mrs. Gotiieb was the
mother of Mrs. Harriet Daniels
of Atlanta.
Funeral service was held Fri
day, Aug. 26 at Riverside
Memorial Chapel in New York.
Other survivors include her
husband, Sam Gotiieb of New
York; another daughter, Mrs-
Gloria Fsltman of New York;
two sons, Clifford Vogel of
Washington, D.C., and Howard
Grant of Boston.
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I Ella Feinberg, at left above with her
family,' died duly 9 of asthma in Novosibirsk, USSR,
despite many years of desperate pleas by bar parents to
permit them to emigrate to Arad, Israel, when treat- :•}
ment was available. The Student Struggle for Soviet $
Jewry, which obtained this last known photograph, has S
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room.” Solomon, teasing
Nastaae about being a ‘‘Com
munist,’' was, in return, getting
ribbed about being Jewish. The
neat morning; when the story of
their “argument” appeared in a
Baltimore newspaper, the two
players learned tkat a reporter,
overhearing their conversation,
had “taken it out of context”
Becoming a commodity
happens to everybody “who gets
a certain amount of notoriety,"
believes Solomon, who play*
with a wood racquet from his
own autographed line, produced
by a New Jersey-based company.
“I try to keep -myself with
topline products and good cor
porations,” he noted. “I guess it’s
also an ego thing,” Solomon add
ed. “I don’t mind seeing my
name on a lot of stuff.”
When not practicing or par
ticipating in a tournament the
darkly attractive bachelor likes
to relax by playing golf, going to
movies and reading a lot par
ticularly best sellers. He recent
ly finished The Boys From
Brazil by Ira Levin, a science-
fiction thriller about a former
Nasi, who through the process of
“cloning” produces biological
copies of Adolf Hitler.
To .date, the highlight of his
tennis career, Solomon said, was
in 1172, when he played on the
winning U.S. team in the Davis
Cup competition, vying with
rivals In tournaments In Mexico,
Chile, Spain and Rumania.
The two-time All-American at
Rice University, where he ma
jored in political science,
“always wanted to go into
politics.” He figures hs has
another 10 years minimum on
the pro tennis circuit, and after
that — well, he promises to
“keep an open mind and see
what-opportunities present
themselves.”
Ah, the wisdom of Solomon. If
the politician manages to serve
his constituents as well as the
tennis pro does a ball, he should
prove equally successful at both
rackets.
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extend to the entire Jewish community their
best wishes for a year of health, happiness and
peace.
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY
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May the New Year bring to you. your family and the whole of
mankind health, happiness, peace and prosperity.
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Congregation and Sisterhood
Rabbi Robert Ichay
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Rabbi Emeritus Joseph Cohen
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