Friday.; 'Januaryll,'1946
Manuel Rice's Father,
79, Dies in Palestine
THE JEW 1 S•1-1 •1\l'EWS
Obituraries
JACK FRIEDMAN, 43, of
17141 Cherrylawn, died Dec. 28.
Funeral services were held at
Lewis Bros. Surviving are his
wife, Jean; a son, David; a
daughter, Barbara; and a broth-
er, Max..
Solomon Rice (Reiss), of
Herzlia, Palestine, who made. a,
host of friends in Detroit during
his visit here- seven years ago,
died on Dec. 29, • at the age of 79,
his survivors here were notified.
by cable.
Mr. Rice • Made his home in
FANNIE HARRIS, 9 'died
Palestine for the last 14 yearS.
Dec. 30. Funeral services were
For 10 .years prior to . that he
held at. Lewis Bros. Burial was
resided in Poland, having fled
-in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
there from Soviet Russia.
Surviving are her children, Mrs.
He established a hardware
Clara Berkowitz, Hyman of Los
business in Palestine with his
Angeles and Manes of Birming-
son, Itz,hak. His wife died eight
ham, England,
years ago in Tel Aviv.
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His Detroit survivors are his
JACK SCHOENFELD, 5.0, of
son, Manuel, of 3338 Burlingame;
a brother, Karl Rice of the Wil- 3285 Burlingame, died Jan. 2.
Remains were sent from Lewis
shire,, and a sister, Mrs. Sophie
Bros. for burial in New York.
Horowitz..
He is survived by his wife,
Othei survivors besides the
Elizabeth, and a daughter; Bar-
Detroiters and his son Itzhak is a bara.
son, Dr. Simha Rice of Pales-
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tine; two sons, Eliezer and
ROSE SCHWARTZ, 71, of
Berke, and a daughter, Adele, in
2555 Pingree, is survived by her
Russia; and seven grandchildren.
husband, Frank; children, Mrs.
Albert Goldfeder, Mrs. Gertrude
Mrs. Fannie Lewis Dies Burston, HarrS-, Sam, Mrs. Ethel
Richman of Los Angeles, Mrs.
Mrs. Fannie Lewis of 7739 Sophie Cohen, a sister, Pauline
John R. St., mother of the op- "Rhein of New York.
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erators of Lewis Bros. Funeral
Home, died on Jan. 2 at the age
ROSE BROOD,. 65, of 5260 W.
of 79.
Chicago, is survived by her hus-
Funeral services were held at band, Samuel H.; four daugh-
Lewis Bros. on Friday. Burial ters, Mrs. Etta Cohen, Mrs.
was in Clover Hill Park Ceme- Dorothy Hudson, Mrs. Marcia
tery.
Lipson and . Katherine, and four
Mrs: - Lewis, who was a mem- brothers. Funeral services were
ber of many charitable organiza- . held Jan. 3 at Lewis Bros.
tions_ and_ of Native-Born __De-
troiters, is survived by her sons,
SOPHIA GILBERT, 72, died
Daniel, Edmund Gilbert, Sey-
mour, Saul and George; a Dec. 30. Funeral services were
daughter, Edna; four brothers, held at Chased shel Emes, Rab-
George, Benjamin W., Alex and bis Rabinowitz and Sperka and
Sol Cohen; two sisters, Mrs. Ray Cantor Adler officiating., Burial
Blumeno and Minnie_ Fisher, and was in Bnai David Cemetery.
Born in Russia, she came to De-,
12 grandchildren.
troit 41 years ago. She is sur-
vived by her children, Mrs: S.
Weidman Troupe:Here
Buckler of Flint, Mrs. B. Clark
and Mrs. M. Adelson of Brook-
For Dance Recital Jan. 21
Charles Weidman and his com- lyn, N. Y., Mrs. P. Langwald and
pany of 12 dancers will appear in Arthur B. Gilbert of Detroit,
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a modern dance recital at 8:30
MORRIS
LEVINE,
85 of 2036
p. m. Monday, Jan. 21, at the
Detroit Institute of Arts audi- Hazelwood, died Jan. 3. Funeral
services were held Friday noon,
torium.
Included on the program will with burial in Beth Moses Ceme-
be "David and Goliath," "Dia- tery. He had lived in Detroit 40
logue," "The Three Antique years. Stirviving are two sons,
Dances" and "A House Divided," IsadOre and Charles; three
which dramatizes the period after daughters, Mrs. Mary Levinson,
the Civil War folloWing Lincoln's Mrs.. Sophia Sassower and Mrs.
Henry 'Milner; 19 grandchildren
death.
Peter Hamilton, June. Graham and six great-grandchildren.
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and Nadine Gae are featured:
MRS:
MARY
JACOB, 65, of
-
dill the
I 1n20-Trart.1, died 3aA. 4. run-
eral services were held Sunday
Sarah Finley Copin
at -Lewis Bros., with burial in
Cloverhill Park Cemetery. She
By ABRAHAM CAPLAN
Thou knowest, God, a pure and simple was a member of Home Relief
heart.
Society. and Women's Auxiliary
Thou lovest, Lad. a lowly se-rvitor;
•Jew ish Home for aged. Sur-
Take her into Thy fair - and b.pundless
folds
viVing are five sons, Aubrey,
And give her sweet repose forever-
David G., William J., Ben and
more.
She rested not when good deeds must. Sam; three daughters, Mrs. Her-
be clone
And others' sorrows called to be as- bert Sobel of Chicago, Mrs. Jos-
suaged;
eph EpSteen. and Mrs. Joseph
While homespun garments for herself'.
Garbow; one sister, and two
sufficed,
She lavished beauty on the poor and grandchildren.
aged.
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For saint and scholar, for the Torah's
light,
LOUIS ROSENBERG, 12110
She gave her heart's unstinting gift
Wildemere, died Dec. 30. Services
each day;
The sacred duties were her food and were held Tuesday at Ira Kauf-
drink,
The fear of Thee her stronghold and man funeral home with Rabbi
her stay.
Eisenman officiating. He leaves
Lead her, 0 God, Into Thine infinite
his wife, Alta; a son, Morris;
Peace,
Thy sure abode of 'mercy and release. three daughter, Mrs. A. Ziskind,
Mrs. Albert Ehrlich and Sarah
Rosenberg. Interment was in
BUSINESS
Clover Hill Park cemetery.
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PHILLIP BORTMAN, a resi-
INDIVIDUAL
dent of Detroit for 31 years, died
at the age of 62 on Jan. 6. He
Was a member of Kashe Nover-
Besrabier a n d Minkovitzer-
Podolier Societies. The funeral
on
took place from Hebrew Benev-
olent Society with interment at
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by his widow, Eva; two sons,
Joseph C., Ned H. Bortman; two
daughters, Mrs. Alek Brooks,
Miss E. Bortman; six grandchild-
ren, and a brother, Harry.
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MORRIS SHIFFMAN, 2536
Tuxedo, died Jan. 3. Services
were held Friday at Ira Kauf-
man funeral home. Rabbi Rosen-
wasser officiated. He - leaves his
wife, Sarah; daughters, Rochelle,
Mrs. Irwin Pleasant, Mrs. Alvin
Solomon and , Mrs. Sol Gomberg
of Cleveland; his father, Samuel
Shiffman; brothers, Joseph and
Harry; sisters, Mrs. Jess Kaiser-
man and Mrs. Ann Shiffman.
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REBECCA FRIEDGOOD, 3229
Webb, died Jan. 3. Services were
held Friday at Ira Kaufman fu-
neral home. Rabbi Sperka and
Cantor Sonenklar officiated. She
leaves her husband, Bernard; a
son, Dr. Harry B. Friedgood of
Los Angeles; three daughters,
Mrs. Jack Stattman, Mrs. Benja-
min Schaeffer and Mrs. Hyman
Brotman. Interment was in Clov-
er Hill Park cemetery.
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SARA F. COPIN, 11845 La-
Salle, died Jan. 3. Services were
held Sunday at Ira Kaufman fu-
neral home. Rabbi Sperka, Rab-
bi Rosenstock and Cantor Sonen-
klar officiated. She leaves her
husband, Saul and five sisters,
Mrs. Harry M., Sellger,Mrs..,..41-
bert M. -Joyclan, Mrs. Mitchell
B. Robinson, Mrs. Herbert H.
Warner* and Elizabeth Finley.
Interment was in Clover Hill
Park cemetery.
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JENNIE LACHTMAN, • 11501
Petoskey, died Jan. 4. Services
were held Sunday at Ira Kauf-
man funeral home. Rabbi Eisen-
man dfficiated. She leaves her
husband, David; a son, Sam Stef-
fens of Chicago; two daughters,
Mrs. Milton D. Block of Chicago
and Mrs. David Hertz. Interment
was in Westlawn cemetery, Chi-
cago.
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MICHAEL ROTH GITLIN, 6,
19649 Canterbury, died Jan. 5.
Services were held Sunday at
the , residence with Rabbi Frain
and Cantor Sonenklar officiat-
ing. He - leaves his mother, Lil-
lian Roth; father, Arthur Gitlin
of Windsor; grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. William R. Roth and
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Gitlin' of
Windsor. interrnent was in' Clo-
ver Hill Park cemetery,
tablished Brusseli as one of the
most advanced musical centers
of Europe.
American Jewry Gives
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6 Million to Keren Hayesod
JERUSALEM - (Palcor)—Amer-
ican Jews contributed: $6,249,664
of the $9,360,596 income . of the
Keren Hayesod (Palestine Foun-"
dation Fund) for '1945, pi-only'
$572;516 less - than•Keren Haye-
sod's total of $6,822180 for -1944,
i't is reported here. During 1939-
1940 the total income of Keren
Hayesod was $2,493,436. Total for
the six war years - is $28,704,528.
Whoever practices charity and
justice is as though he - filled the
whole world with loving-kind-
TO. 8-5889 ness::=Talmud.
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H. H. Prenzlauer,
Pioneer Jewish
Leader, Dies at 76
Veteran City, County Of-
ficial Born in State, Came
Here 60 Years Ago
Harry H. Prenzlauer's death on
Saturday, at the age of 76, served
to recall the interesting career of
the pioneer Michigan Jewish
leader.
Associated for .42 years in a
leading official capacity with the
Detroit and Wayne County social
service agencies, Mr. Prenzlauer
was secretary for 40 years of the
County Board of Superintendents
Of the Poor. For nearly as many
years he was secretary of the De-
troit Department of Public Wel-
fare.
-For many years also he was su-
perintendent of purchases for Re-
ceiving and Eloise Hospitals and
was held in high esteem for his
services throughout the state.
Several years ago he developed
a plan whereby the old Shaarey
Zedek building on Willis and
Brush would have been devel-
oped into a Jewish hospital. But
the plan was rejected because of
the changing population trends.
Born in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.,
Mr. Prenzlauer came to Detroit
60 years ago.
His wife, Eva, was for years
among the most active Jewish
women social service leaders in
the city. --, -
Besides his wife he is survived
by a son, Colonel L., and two
daughters, Mrs. Harry H. Fisher
and Mrs. Max Abramsohn.
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DISCHARGED _veteran and
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on Sunday, Jan. 13, at 3 p. m.,
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DENTIST
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and friends are invited to attend
room apt., „income or flat. • Furnish-
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Three more representatives of
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the Joint Distribution Committee
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with refined girl having same. 'TO.
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J. D. C. relief and rehabilitation
activities for distressed Je'wS on
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Chicago Symphony Due
. They are:- Miss-- Esthep.. Haskin,
For Concert Here Jan. 29
_Dallas, Tex:; Miss Sylvia Mark:
owitz, New York; and Miss Ste.-
Chicago's Symphony Orchestra phanie Frances Kraner, Bronx,
will come to Masonic Auditorium N. Y.
with conductor Desire 'Defauw
The Jewish Conciliation Board
for a concert on Jan. 29. -
of America held its anual meet
Defauw was- the leading musi
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the invasion of his country. As Bldg, 71 W. 47th St., New York..
Dr. Israel Goldstein, president
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