Friday, August 20, 1948
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
After 10 Lonely Years
A joyful reunion in San Francisco ended the 10-year separa-
tion of Mrs. Edith Levi Wertheimer and her children, Peter
and Stern. Before the war the youngsters were sent from
Germany to sanctuary in Sweden, while their mother fled to
Shanghai. Soon after reaching haven in the U. S. Mrs. Wer-
theimer began making arrangements for immigration of the
children. They arrived in New York City with the aid of
United Service for New Americans.
Final Rites Held
for Mrs. Schlussel
Unveiling Notice
The unveiling of a monument
in memory of the late Freda
Rosner will take place at 1 p.m.,
Sunday at the Beth Abraham
Funeral services were held Cemetery, Woodward avenue and
Sunday at the Ira Kaufman Eight Mile road. Relatives and
Chapel for Mrs. Anna M. Schlus- friends are invited.
sel, 70, of 3311 Chicago boule-
vard, for many years a leader in
Mrs. Bella Koziolf and family
Jewish women's affairs.
announce the unveiling of a mon-
Mrs. Schlussel, a resident of ument in fond memory of the
Detroit for 64 years, died Aug. late Julius Kozloff at 1 p.m.,
13 after an extended illness.
Sunday at the Machpelah Ceme-
She was a member of the tery.
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood, Jewish
Old Folks Home, Mizrachi, Ilad-
The unveiling of a monument
assah, United Hebrew Schools and for the late Pfc. Irving
Cohen,
Purity Chapter of Eastern Star. USMC, son of Mrs. Julia Blitz,
She is survived by her hus- will be held at 1 p.m., Sunday,
band, Louis; two sons, Edward I. Aug. 29, at the Machpelah Ceme-
and Bernard D.; four daughters, tery, Woodward between Eight
Mrs. Mark Berris of Cleveland, and Nine Mile roads. Rabbi Mor-
Mrs. Oshie I. Baker, Mrs. Abra-
ris 'Adler will officiate. Friends
ham Kahn and Mrs. Yale Wein- and relatives are invited.
stein of Utica, N. Y.
Also two sisters, Mrs. Sam
Jakont and Mrs. Isadore Fisher;
In i'llenat)riatal
one brother, William Elbinger; 10
In loving memory of our dear,
grandchildren and one great beloved mother, Mrs. Mary
grandson.
Glickoff, who passed away Aug.
Mr. iind Mrs. Schlussel had 21, 1941.
been married over 51 years.
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eSt•1 tell you how much
Reburial Rites Sunday
for Robert Weisman
Page ICI eves
KATE BARIT, 80, of 3276
Webb avenue, died Aug. 15. Serv-
ices were at the Lewis Bros.
Chapel. She leaves five children,
harry, Mr– Morris II. Blumberg,
Abe, Arthur and Mrs. Nate Bus
enberg; two sisters, Mrs. Aaron
Shapiro of Cleveland and Mrs.
Julius Oppenheim; and three
brothers, Sant, Walter and Mey-
ed Smelsey.
ALYSE FRIEDMAN, six-week-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Friedman, 17209 Ohio ave-
nue, died Aug. 14. Services were
at the Lewis Bros. Chapel.
ABRAHAM COVEN, 53, of
2227 Taylor avenue, died Aug.
10. Services were at the Ilebrew
Benevolent Society. Surviving are
his wife, Rose; three sons, Na-
than, Martin and Bertram; and
two daughters, Mrs. Jean Fried-
man and Phyllis.
DAVID KOMAROFF, 62, of
18985 Princeton avenue, died
Aug. 12. Services were at the
Ilebrew Benevolent Society. He
leaves his wife, Sarah.
it mesh, to know.
That you ale •Iwayn with us when
o e r you !nay go.
ho worked
hard tot
wa to waiting
On ltod'n beautiful hill,
Cod gave un ntrength to fare It, the
courage to hear the WOW,
And what In meant to lone tier no
ESTIIER MARCUS, 72, of 3934
Elmhurst avenue, died Aug. 11.
Services were at the Hebrew
Benevolent Society. Survivors in-
clude three sons, Hyman, Peter
and Elmer, and seven daughters,
are will ever know.
Sadly missed by her children, Mrs. Mollie Solomon, Mrs. Lillie
Fine, Mrs. Eva Levine, Mrs.
Jean, Jack, Allen and Eve.
Rose Levenberg, Mrs. Anna Gol-
din, Alice and Ella.
Th. mother w
Reburial services for Pfc.
Robert P. Weisman will be held
Sunday at the Ira Kaufman
Chapel under the auspices of
the Jewish War Veterans.
Pfc. Weisman died Mar. 20,
1945, in Germany. He entered
service upon his graduation
Curd of Thanks
Rabbi Fram Rack
MORRIS PLOTNISKY, 68, of
from Cass Tech High School.
(Continued from page 4)
The family of the late Nettie 2220
Monterey avenue, died Aug.
He is survived by his par- Schwartz thank their friends,
From his Vacation
12. Services were at the Hebrew
U. S. consul in the vicinity ents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Weis-
especially Rabbi Moses Fischer
where an American is fighting, man, and a brother, Donald.
Benevolent Society. Surviving
and members of CongregatiOn are his wife, Mollie; four sons,
Returning from his vacation to no official report is ever made,
Bnai
Moshe
and
its
auxiliary,
for
the Atlantic coast, Rabbi Leon thus such cases never get into
Tell your friends about the the many acts of kindness shown Samuel, Elliott, Burton and liar-
Fram will be back at his pulpit official channels.
Chronicle — the INTERESTING them in their recent bereave- old; and four daughters, Mrs. Re-
for Sabbath Eve services, Aug.
becca Sleeper, Mrs. Betty Horo-
Col. David Marcus' case was Jewish weekly.
ment.
20, of Temple Israel.
witz, Mrs. Miriam Cohen and
in this category. Officials said
During the summer the serv- that no report of his status ever
Services were at the Hebrew Arline.
Obituaries
ices are held at Ilampffsn School, was received in official quarters.
CLARA DOBIS, • of 2610 Webb Benevolent Society. Surviving
18460 Warrington drive.
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LOUIS GORDON, 72, of 3020
avenue
died Aug. 8. Services is his wife, Sultanana.
Rabbi Fram's sermon topic will
Fullerton avenue, died Aug. 12.
INFORMATION
OFFICE
•
were
at
the
Ira
Kaufman
Chap-
be "The Adventure of Building."
LOUIS KLAPER, 68, of 2939 Services were at the Ilebrew
THE GOVERNMENT of Israel el. She leaves her children, Max,
Beginning the first Friday
Buena Vista avenue west, died Benevolent Society. He leaves
night in September, Temple Is- has established an office of in- Karl and Rase.
Aug. 5. Services were at the four sons, Harry, Sam, Ilyman
rael will again hold its services formation and its consulate gen-
eral in New York City to insure
SAMUEL M. KLEIN, of 8420 Hebrew Benevolent Society. He and Eli, and one daughter, Mrs.
in the Art Institute.
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the uninterrupted flow of ac- 12th street, died Aug. 8. Services leaves his wife, Sarah; one Jack Samuels.
curate information from Israel were at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. daughter, Mrs. Esther Kaftan,
Temple Israel
LIZZIE LEVINE, 58, of 2205
to the American press.
He leaves his sister, Mrs. Philip and three brothers.
Euclid avenue west, died Aug.
Bnai David will hold weekend
Included in the office are a Brezner and two brother a,
services at 8 p.m., Friday, Aug. general information bureau for George of Detroit and Harry of
MORRIS LERNER, 52, of 2932 13. Services were at the Hebrew
20 and 9 a.m., Saturday. A Per- press and radio, a
Highland avenue, died Aug. 4. Benevolent Society Survivors in-
division of Chicago.
kivos class will be at 7:15 p.m.; military and naval information,
Services were at the Hebrew clude three sons, William, Sam
Mincha at 8:15 to be followed by and a reference bureau which
BERNARD SUCIIER, of 2087 Benevolent Society. Survivors and Abraham, and two daugh-
Sholoss Seudess.
will answer all queries on mis- Oakman boulevard died Aug. 14. include his wife, Sadie, one ters, Mrs. Minnie Cohen and
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cellaneous matters.
Services were at the Ira Kauf- daughter, Freda, one brother Mrs. Dorothy Heller.
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man Chapel. He is survived by and one sister.
Mull Moshe
REBECCA BIERENBAUM, 72,
his wife, Nettie; a son, Sheldon;
Sabbath Eve services, Aug. 20, JEWISH HOSPITAL
of the Jewish Home for the
a
daughter,
Mrs.
William
Edel-
at Bnai Moshe will be at 7:30
MAX
KRUPNIK,
51,
of
8911
EVERY TIME I pass Outer
and Sabbath morning services at Drive and Wyoming, I can't help son; and four brothers, Harry, Linwood avenue, died Aug. 6. Aged, died Aug. 16. Services were
Services were at the Hebrew at the Hebrew Benevolent So-
9. Weekday services are at 7:15 but notice a big sign stating: William, Max and Ben.
Benevolent Society. He is sur- ciety. She is survived by a son,
a.m. and 7:45 p.m.
"This is the site of Mount Sinai
LEW W. LEVINSON, 52, of vived by his wife, Ida, and one Sam.
hospital." The promise was made
3011
Calvert avenue, died Aug. daughter, Sally.
that building will start in the
JACOB ZOGUT, 80, of 1721
14. Services were at Gilbert's
spring of 1998.
Funeral Home. A native Detroit-
MARY LUSKY PINSKER, 61, Collingwood avenue, died Aug.
or When we app;oached the lead- er and former sandlotter in the
of 2299 Highland avenue, died 16 in Los Angeles. Services were
The Sholom Post, Jewish War ers in the spring, they said they Detroit Baseball Federation, Mr. Aug. 7. Services were at the He- at the Hebrew Benevolent So-
Veterans, presented 20 radios would have to wait until the Levinson was chancellor of the brew Benevolent Society. Sur- ciety. He leaves two sons, Wil-
campaign is over.
Phi Gamma Rho legal fratern- viving are her husband, David; liam and Edward, and two
last week to the Veterans Me-
When the campaign was over, ity. His wife, Blanche; one son,
morial Hospital at Dearborn.
one son, Abraham Lusky; and daughters, Mrs. Rose Rosenthal
Commander Ben Chinitz head- we were told that it would take Stuart; and a daughter, Mrs. one daughter, Mrs. Isadore Sos- and Mrs. Dorothy Schneir.
ed a committee of seven which them a feW weeks to make some Herbert Golstrom, survive.
nick.
necessary decisions.
made the presentation.
Welfare Organization's
With its first meeting of the
Gentlemen, we are almost back
LIZA TAFFEL, 45, of 2709
MURRAY GORDON, 53, of Picnic to Aid Israel
season scheduled for some time to the fall again. Where is the Tyler avenue, died Aug. 3.
13432 Jane street, died Aug. 8.
in September at Shaarey Zedek, Jewish hospital?
Services were at the Hebrew
Final plans have been made
Services were at the Hebrew
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the post is framing plans for an
Benevolent Society. She is sur-
by the Jewish Women's Euro-
Benevolent
Society.
He
leaves
extensive program to include SONGS OF ISRAEL
vived by her husband, Ben; one
his wife, Anna, and one daugh- pean Welfare Organization for
lectures, movies, outings and
THE RECENTLY-RECORDED daughter, Betty Rose; one son, ter.
its annual picnic to be held Sun-
other activities.
Philip;
one
brother
and
two
day at Lola Valley Park. Pro-
album of records dedicated to
sisters.
ceeds will go to aid Israel.
the heroes of Ilaganah is now
YETTA SELIVYANSKY, 60
available to the public.
1,000 Cyprus Jews
FREDA SARAH GERSTEN, of 15375 Muirland avenue, died
This album transmits the spirit
Aug. 9. Services were at the
Permitted to Leave
of Israel today and is sung by 71, of the Jewish Home for the
TEL AVIV (Special) — The the beloved Shimshon Neuman, Aged, died Aug. 3. Services Hebrew Benevolent Society. She
British government this week an outstanding leader of the Jew- were at the Hebrew Benevolent is survived by two sons, Sam
Society. She leaves two sons, and Philip, and three daughters,
Permitted 1,000 men, women ish Brigade.
Mrs. Esther Sandler, Mrs. Janet
and children over military age
These songs, written and com- Joseph and Theodore.
Gurian and Hilda.
to leave Cyprus for Israel.
posed by Israclim, are favorites
JACOB COHEN, 76, of 1923
Over 12,000 Jews still remain in Israel. You may order them
The family of the Late
on the island and are being de- from the ZOA Book Bureau, 41 Euclid avenue west, died Aug. 4.
Julius Kozloff
tained there arbitrarily by Bri- E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
tain.
I am sure that they will make
announce the
I Rev. Jacob Silverman
a much finer addition to your
Unveiling of a Monument
Detroit's
Leading
Tell your friends about the record library that some of the
in his Memory
Surgical
Chronicle — the INTERESTING supposedly Yiddish burlesques.
at Machpelah Cemetery
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