Friclay7February 21, 1947

Obituaries

Page Nineteen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Gestalt Psychologist,
Dr. Lewin, Dies at 56

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NEWTONVILLE, Mass. - Dr.
WILLIAM ARGO, 64, died Feb. mother, Mrs. Freda Gelstein; a Kurt Lewin, 56, social psycholo- FOR better wall washing, call James CARPENTER work of all kinds. Kitch-
en remodeling a specialty. TR. 2-2636.
Russell. TO. 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
6. Funeral services, under the brother, Herman, and a sister, gist who came to the United
auspices of the Gemiluth Haso- Mrs. Monia Gershgorn. Funeral States from Germany in 1932, NATHAN BORENSTEIN
Plasterer BEATRICE MOSS-Piano teacher. 2515
Richton. TO. 8-9869.
Contractor. A. 5243.
dim, were held at Hebrew Benev- services were held at Lewis Bros. died Feb. 12 at his home here. A
COUNSELORS, Male, Female. Ex-
olent Society. Interment was at Chapel with Rabbi Leon Fram university professor and author
perienced, mature, possessing Jew-
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Beth Tefilo Emanuel cemetery. officiating. Interment was at of many scientific works, he was
ish background, good salary. June
an associate with two other sci-
For Used Furniture
29-August 24. Apply Nathan Br il-
Dr. Leopold Newhouse and Alex Workmen's Circle Cemetery.
liant, Camp Calil, 10501 East Blvd.,
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entists in devising the Gestalt, or
BUY-RITE FURNITURE
Roberg officiated. He is survived
Cleveland 6, Ohio.
2236 Michigan CA. 8750-8613
by his wife, Henrietta; sisters,
HERBERT J. GILLES, 52, of field, theory of psychology.
PAINTING. Decorating. Good work
Mrs. Hilda Pear and Mrs. Sarah 4283 Cortland, died Feb. 13. He
He was director of the research
and materials. No job too small or
too big. Free estimates. HO. 4936.
Rosenzweig, and a brother, is survived by his wife, Lena; center for group dynamics at the
OLD CLOTHES WANTED
PAY $10 to $25
a son, William Barry; his mother, Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
Adolph.
HALF interest irr 2-family brick. 55.000,
Men's
suits,
overcoats,
topcoats,
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with $1,000 down. Gladstone-Dexter
Mrs. Minnie Gilles, and sisters, nology and chief consultant to
tuxedos, shoes. TE. 2-0490.
section. TY. 6-3102.
HYMAN RUBIN, 68, died Feb. Mrs. Nan Weiss of Hoboken, N. the Commission on Community WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 bedroom
11 at Mt. Carmel Hospital. J.; Mrs. Elsie Feder of Closter, Interrelations of the American
flat, income or single for member of REFINED business man for large room
Jewish News staff. Please call RA.
in home of couple. Unlimited phone,
Funeral services were held at N. J.; Mrs. Betty Schwartzman of Jewish Congress. He had been
garage, excellent transportation. Ref-
1823.
Hebrew Benevolent Society with Philadelphia; and Mrs. Lenore counselor to the division of pro-
erences. 2709 Tuxedo.
Rabbi J. S. Sperka officiating. Drescher of Brooklyn. Funeral gram surveys of the Department A-1 PAINTING-DECORATING. Quick
service; reasonable. Free estimates. EIGHT room home for rent. Must buy
Interment was at Hebrew Me- services were conducted by Rabbi of Agriculture since 1942 and was
TO. 5-8271.
furniture. TY. 4-1697.
morial Park. He is survived by Morris Adler and Cantor Jacob formerly associated with the Of-
and wife, no children. de-
his wife, Bessie; sons, David and Sonenklar at Lewis Bros. Chapel. fice of Strategic Services in INCOME TAX SERVICE-Reliable. ex- VETERAN
sire 2-3 room'apt. or income. Un-
perienced. reasonable. Zel's Book-
Won't you please help
Benjamin; a sister, Dusha Green- Burial was in Philadelphia.
furnished.
Washington.
keeping and Tax Service. 12643 Lin-
us. UN. 1-8210.
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berg, and five grandchildren.
wood at Leslie. TO. 8-1855.
Dr. Lewin visited often in De-
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my apt. with erriplo:•ed
ABRAHAM ISRAEL, 73, of troit. His professorships included WANTED, experienced stenographer. WILL SHARE
young lady or woman. TV. 5-4766.
Legal preferred. To work from
REBECCA KANEFSKY, 55, 2972 Rochester, died Feb. 14 at posts at Stanford, Cornell, Unr-
March 19. 1947 to April 19. 1947. FURNISHED room to rent. Dexter-
died Feb. 10 at Shaar Hasho- Grace Hospital. He is survived by versity of Iowa, Harvard and the
51/2 day week. Good salary. Phone
Davison section. Woman or girl for
CA. 1410, daily from 9-5.
mayim Synagogue in Windsor. his wife, Mary; sons, Dr. J. Gil- University of California.
cheerful room in pleasant home. NO.
5022.
Funeral services were held at bert and Dr. Barney, and a
He is survived by his wife, WANTD GIRL FOR GENERAL OF-
.FICE WORK. Good at figures. some COUPLE with school girl want any
Hebrew Benevolent Society. In- daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Mann. Gertrude, two sons and two
shorthand, steady position with fu-
place with 2 bedrooms on West Side.
terment was at Hebrew Memorial Funeral services at Lewis Bros. daughters.
ture. Rohlik Inc.. 6537 Russell, off
Will decorate. TY. 6-2171.
E. Grand Blvd. 3rd floor.
Park. Rabbi Isaac Stollman of- Chapel were conducted by Rabbi
apt. for rent,
ficiated. She is survived by her Morris Adler, Rabbi Joseph Eisen-
LOVELY. large, airy room for rent LEAVING city. 3 room
option of buying new I u rn itu re.
to gentleman in family of adults.
husband, Jacob; sons, Meyer and man and Cantor Schulsinger. In-
TY. 7-3663.
TY. 5-0064.
Morris; daughter, Esther, and terment was at Beth Tefilo
and
FOR RENT large room for gentleman URGENTLY needed by veteran
three grandchildren.
Emanuel Cemetery.
wife, 2 or 3 room apt. or income.
with family of 2 adults. Excellent
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5-2345.
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TO.
transportation. TY. 6-4756.
Funeral services were held
MARCUS J. SACHS, 63, of
Theodore Steinberg,' prominent PARK your youngsters with 2 college CLEAN room to rent. Employed gi,1
or woman. Preferably nurse or stu-
students for Saturday afternoons of
Tuesday at Temple Beth El for 2009 Hazelwood, died Feb. 15 at Detroit printing salesman who
dent. References. NO. 3725.
supervised play. Ages 9-6. time 1-5.
WILLIAM LICHTIG, 85, of 140 Henry Ford Hospital. He is sur- was associated with Aronsson
price 81.50. TO. 8-0508 or TY. 5-4857.
ATTRACTIVE
bedroom set. 18th cen-
Glynn Court. Burial was in vived by his wife, Kate, and Printing Co., died Sunday at the
tury mahogany, 5 pieces, box springs
WANTED TO RENT-A professional
Woodmere Cemetery. He was children, Mrs. Irving Mayer and age of 56.
and mattress: 5 months old, 5350.
man. wife and two children desire
2060 W. Euclid Apt. 4.
two or three bedroom unfurnished
born in Hungary and lived in De- Benjamin. Funeral services were
Funeral services were held at
apt.. flat or house. N. W. section.
troit for 46 years. Surviving are held at Lewis Bros. Chapel. In- Lewis Bros. Tuesday. Burial was
Refined family, responsible and best ROOM to rent. Good transportation.
gentleman preferred. TO. 7-9072.
references. Urgent. Will repair and
a daughter, Mrs. H. W. Herz, and terment was at Brooklyn, N. Y.
in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
decorate. Telephone CA. 7934 week-
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three sons, Henry, Edward and
days; TO. 6-7344 evenings and Sun- ROOM to rent for employed girl. TO.
Prominent for years in Allied
9-2535.
day.
Anent 4
PAULINE LOOMANS, 57, of Jewish Campaign, War Chest and
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3711 Maxwell, died Feb. 14_ She Community Fund drives, Mr. ROOM for rent for single young man: WILL EXCHANGE large 3-room ant.
for 5 or 6 room flat or income. TY.
private home; references required.
HENRY GOODMAN of 3250 leaves her husband, Henry, and
5-8964.
TO. 7-2022.
Webb Ave., founder of Keystone two sisters, Mrs. Hyman Kantor Steinberg was well known in
or room and board for woman
Oil Refining Co., with which he and Mrs. Henry Fishman. Fu- many fraternal circles. He was a LARGE furnished room suitable for ROOM
or couple. Also to sell, roll away
one or two; immediate occupancy.
was associated from 1930 to 1935, neral services were held at Lewis life member of the Elks and was
bed. in good condition. TO. 7-3665.
2010 Tuxedo... , on 14th bus line. Sat-
urday. PL. 5432: Sunday, NO. 8-1719.
died Feb. 14 at Harper Hospital. Bros. Cnapel and interment was a member of Perfection Lodge
and fruit market in colored
No. 486 F. & A. M. and Keidan SITUATION wanted. downtown Viet n- FISH
Funeral services were held Sun- at Mt. Sinai Memorial Park.
neighborhood. Wonderful opportun-
Lodge
of
Bnai
Brith.
ity
for
right party. Call TO. 8-2675
i
ty
:
typist.
switchboard
operator:
day. Burial was in Zanesville,
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good references. Call TY. 7-6378,
or DA. 8811.
He was a resident of Detroit
0. Born in Hungary, he came to
between 5-6 evenings.
GEDALIA M I L L E R, 2282 for 35 years.
FOR RENT 1 or 2 rooms in quiet,
the United States at the age of Webb, died Feb. 6. Services were
pleasant
in
pleasant home of 2 adults. DA. 5302.
double room
Surviving are his wife Ger- LARGE
16. He was the founder of Good-
home; suitable for 2 gentlemen or
held at the Ira Kaufman Chapel trude; two brothers, Morris and
AUDITORIUMS. club rooms, for meet-
working couple. DA. 5324.
man-Schoenthal Iron Co. and
ings and social affairs. HO 5711.
with Rabbi Sperka and Cantor Myron S.; five sisters, Mrs. Min-
Goodman Iron and Supply Co. in
TILE contractor desiresh flat in N.W.
section: willing to tile kitchen and PHILCO refrigerator. 7 cubic feet,
Ohio before coming to Detroit in Adler officiating. He leaves his nie Spear. Mrs. A. H. Gold,
bathroom. VI. 1-6295.
latest De Luxe model, for immedi-
1930 He was a member of Con_ daughter, Mrs. William Belinsky; Jeanette, Bess and Ethel.
ate delivery. M. Greenberg, 8131
tion Bnai Moshe and a two sons, Sam and Morris of
CLEAN room for working woman. Ex-
12th
St., TY. 6-3020.
grega
cellent transportation : kitchen priv-
member of the board of Detroit New York; and a brother, Lazer Edison Report Shows City
ileges if desired. NO. 2948. 3746 RANCH HOUSE with 5 1 -2 a,res. neer
of
Philadelphia.
Interment
was
'
Burlingame, near Dexter.
Knoilwood and Franklin Hills coun-
Chapter of American Society for
try clubs and also Birmingham. For
Population Largely Young
Advancement of Haifa, Palestine, in New York. • • •
WILL exchange 7-room lower fiat.
further information call owner_ Bir-
Detroit
has
the
highest
propor-
Northwest section. for two-bedroom
mingham 3487.
Institute of Technology. Surviv-
apartment. TO. 5-5701.
IRVING A. KRUGER, 1600 Se- tion of people under 45 years of
ing are his wife, Sophia; two
HELP' HELP! Family of four des-
age
of
any
major
city
in
the
ward,
died
Feb.
12.
Services
SALESMAN wanted with large fol-
perately needs flat. Will someone
sons, Isadore E. of Detroit, and
lowing among furniture trade to
please help us! Saturday. *unday
A. A. Goodman of Zanesville, O.; were held at the Ira Kaufman United States, according to the
represent well-established local man-
or after 3 on weekdays. TY. 7-0159.
annual
report
of
the
Detroit
Edi-
Chapel.
He
leaves
his
wife,
ufacturer. Excellent proposition for
four daughters, Mrs. Samuel
top man; replies confidential. Box LAWRENCE AVENUE West of Lin-
son
Co.
This
accounts
for
the
rel-
Betty,
and
a
son,
Alvin.
Rabbi
Rieger and Esther Goodman of
194. The Jewish News 2114 Penob-
wood. Immediate possession: sesren
scot Bldg., Detroit 26.
room brick home. 3 bedrooms. tile
Detroit; Mrs. Harry Kollus of I. Stoll/non officiated. Interment atively large labor supply and a
bath, stoker, steam heat: garage,
viewpoint
which
is
quickly
re-
was
in
the
Machpelah
Cemetery.
Zanesville and Mrs. Walter
LARGE front bedroom for working
new roof: 7 cubic foot refrigerator,
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•
sponsive
to
changing
conditions.
TI.
person. Gladstone and Lawton.
gas range; attractively landscaped:
Kaufman of Cleveland.
6-6657.
one block to schools. shopping and
The company now serves more
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NATHAN SHIFRIN, 3823 Law-
transportation. Finest location in
than
96
per
cent
of
all
farms
in
city for children. Owner. TO. 7-8437.
BERNARD EHRLNPREIS, '72, rence, husband of the late Gussie
square
miles
of
service
its
7,600
of 13233 LaSalle Blvd., died Feb. Shifrin, died Feb. 16. Services
DRIVING new car to Los Angeles on
area
and
since
the
war
started
or about February 28th. Would like
15 at his home. Funeral services were held at the Ira Kaufman
one or 2 passengers to help drise.
were held at the Ira Kaufman ChapeL He leaves his children, has added 116,000 residential
TO. 6-2519.
customers.
Chapel Feb. 16. He was one of Louis, Barbara, and Patsy; a
FOR SOMEONE who is looking for a
The
report.
which
is
signed
by
PARIS,
(JTA)
-
The
Jewish
the organizers and past president brother, Dr. Peter Shifrin, and
large modern 3-room apt. in N W.
section, which rents for little more
of the Beth Moses Synagogue, a sister, Mrs. Necha Duleel. Rabbi Prentiss M. Brown, chairman of population of Berlin has almost
than average and has a comparable
W.
Parker,
and
James
board,
doubled
since
V-E
Day,
Eli
Rock,
the
and was active in the affairs of Morris Adler and Cantor H. J.
flat or income in exchange, call TO.
7-7246.
Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah, Young Adler officiated. Interment was president, concludes with the JDC representative in the former
sentence:
"Present
indications
are
Reich
capital
reported
here.
Israel, Hebrew Immigrant Aid in Machpelah Cemetery.
WANTED TO RENT-Family c f 4
the
company
has
several
excep-
adults desperately need 4. 5 or 6-
Rock said that the community
Society, and the Jewish Home for
room fiat or income. Willing to
tionally busy years ahead of it." has increased from 8,000 men,
the Aged. He is survived by a Institute for Democracy
decorate. Best references. UNver-
sity 3-1999.
women and children early in
son, Jacob, and five daughters,
Refutes
Winrod
Sheet
1945 to 14,000 at present. More CLEAN ROOM to rent in home of 2
Hirsch Dies in New York:
Mrs. Elizabeth Deutsch, Mrs.
adults; working person only: con-
than 7,000 displaced Jews are
Barney Barnett, Mrs. Israel Si-
venient transportation. DA. 6666.
NEW YORK - A disarming British Seize Haifa Home
mon, Mrs. Harry Howard and
NEW YORK - Alfred Hirsch, living in two nearby DP camps. COUPLE. just married. must have 2
pamphlet entitled "Persecuted
The
Germans
in
the
city
dis-
Rebecca.
or 3-room apt. or income. Furnished
Preachers" that purports to de- 56, German refugee who estab- play little open anti-Semitism,
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or unfurnished: West Side. For oc-
lished a rice mill in Palestine, died
cupancy in March. Al Siegel. TO.
LOUIS FISH, 80, of 3737 Bos- fend "churchmen who are true Feb. 13 in New York. Relatives Rock declared, but he said that
6-0137.
to
the
fundamentals
of
historical
a
good
deal
of
deep-rooted
anti-
ton, died Feb. 14. Funeral serv-
said that worry over British seiz-
C. SMITH typewriter for sale. Call
ices were held at Hebrew Benev- and evangelical Christianity," has ure of his home in Haifa precipi- Jewish feeling persists and comes L. DA.
8953.
olent Society with Rabbis Isaac been exposed as just another tated the heart attack that was out in private conversations.
SAMUEL SIGAL, director Workmen's
Stollman and Leizer Levin offici- "hate" sheet from the virulent the cause of death.
Among
the
Jews
a
greater
em-
Circle Schools, in urgent need of
ating. Interment was at Hebrew pen. of the Rev. Gerald B. Win-
flat, 5 or 6 rooms. Family or 3.
Hirsch arrived in New York in phasis on Jewish life and culture
UN. 3-7793.
Memorial Park. He is survived rod, discredited preacher and December. Remaining at his is evident, but Jewish education
notorious
anti-Semite.
by two sons, Max and Morris,
THREE-ROOM
apt. in exchange for a
is
haphazard,
chiefly
because
6-room lower fiat. Linwood-Dexter
The revelation is made in a home were a son and a daughter, transportation is disrupted. A
and a daughter, Nellie Steingold.
who are reported safe. He ex-
section. TY. 5-2396.
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counter-pamphlet issued by the
pected that the mill, however, new Jewish hospital was recent- NEWLY decorated room for rent.
JOSEPH GELSTEM, 59, of Rev. William C. Kernan, execu- would also be seized.
ly opened by the JDC.
Twelfth vicinity: gentleman pre-
15437 Linwood, died Feb. 10 at tive secretary of the Institute for
ferred. TY. 5-5057.
Like other European refugees,
Grace HospitaL He is survived American Democracy, Inc., as a Hirsch was opposed to terrorism. Urges Congiess Action
LEARN TO DRIVE
by his wife, Fannia; daughters, warning to all clergy not to be His mill has always had amical
Auto driving instructions given with
your car or ours. TY. 7-2758.
Mrs. Harry Swartz, Mrs. Morris taken in by Winrod's propaganda business relations with Arabs To Ease Deportations
WASHINGTON, (JTA) - ROOM in Curtis-Monica section for
Edly and Mrs. Max Monheit; his which is now flooding the mail.
and Jews.
rent; reference required. UN. 4-2958.
George P. Miller, (D), of Califor-
nia, has re-introduced three bills PAINTING AND DECORATING. IN-
TERIOR ' AND EXTERIOR. EX-
French Pro-Fascists
in Congress which would amend
CELLENT WORE. REASONABLE.
Established 1920
the immigration laws to allow the
TO. 5-1270.
Shout 'Death to Jews'
PARIS, (JTA)-Cries of "Death Attorney General to use discre
RECEPTACLES
tionary
powers
in
deportation
to the Jews" and "Back to Buch-
enwald and the Crematoriums for cases involving persons here on Garbage, Ash and Rubbage. Reinforced
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
the Jews" were shouted here at temporary visas. The bills are
Directors
PefroiVs tea4ng Jew' Funeral
Priced Right.
a well attended meeting of pro- designed to prevent deportation
AMERICAN
of
certain
persons
who
have
come
sloe nidtaik
fascist organizations, the second
RECEPTACLE CO.
TR. 2-214-4'
such meeting in Paris within a to this country on temporary
7739 • ireian
TO. 11-11111.
179 Kenilworth
visas.
week.

Theodore Steinberg
Dies at Age of 56

Jewish Population
In Berlin Increases

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LEWIS BROS.

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