THE JEWIS - H NEWS Friday, Mara( 7, 1947 DeFauw Brings Chicago Symphony Here March 17 Obituaries LOUIS KLEEN, 60, of 2073 Pingree died Feb. 28. Funeral services were held Sunday at K.aufman Funeral Home. Burial was in Oakview Cemetery. Sur- viving are his wife, Margaret; a son, Irving; three daughters, Mrs. Sadie Israel, Mrs. Ben" Hen- dricks and Mrs. Frank Cu • • • • SAMUEL N. LIPCHINSKY, 3250 Leslie, died Feb. 25. Services were held at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his wife, Mal- viene; one son, Harvey; two daughters, Phyllis and Mrs. Ar- thur M. Miller; two brothers, A. Charles, and Roy of Florida; two sisters, Mrs. Edward H. Heidner and Mrs. William Epstein. Rabbi Thumin officiated. Interment was in Nusach Harie cemetery. • • • MRS. JENNIE FELDMAN, 76 of 3204 Gladstone, died Feb. 25. Funeral services were held Feb. 26 at Kaufman Funeral Home. Burial was in Machpelah Cem- etery. Born in Russia, she came to Detroit 58 years ago. She is survived by her husband, Max; fiVe sons, Henry, Sam, Harry, Joe and Moe; four daughters, Mrs. Henry Schwartz, Mrs. Harry Singer, Mrs. Murray Jackson and Mrs. Philis Wuntner. • • • MRS. EVA SIMON, 40, of 3789 Rochester, died Feb. 27. Funeral services were held at Kaufman Funeral Home, Feb. 28. Burial was in Machpelah Cemetery. Sur- viving are her husband, Harvey; a dauthter, Harriet; a son, Mal- colm; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schlossberg; two brothers and three sisters. • • • SAMUEL GOLDBERG, 63, of Kalamazoo, died Feb. 28. He is survived by his nieces, Mrs. Rita SChubiner and Mrs. Dorotfiy Turkel. Rabbi Harold Rosenthal officiated at services at Lewis Bros. Chapel. Interment was at Clover Hill Park. GUSSIE BLUM, 62, of 2731 Carter, died Feb. 20. She leaves two sons, Harry and Julius; a daughter, Marion; a sister, Ernes- tine Levine, and three grand- children. Funeral services were held at Hebrew Benevolent So- ciety with Rabbi Stollman of- ficiating. Interment was at Meze- richer Cemetery. • • • MANUEL B. GOLDBERG, 83, of 1724 Lee Place, died Feb. 25. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros. ChapeL He leaves his wife, Frances; a son, Leo S.; daughters, Mrs. Mollie Ittigson, Mrs. Rose Himelhoch of Flint, A NEW EDITION OF THE I THE '24-YEAR CALENDAR! ' The continuing demand for the 24-year Hebrew-English Calendar has resulted in a new edition. It's .still free to our readers. The 8iplasr If.5- raw4Gaeliak CAR Heitrem •laama 11125 as DOR AN Jawiels lielimrs so- 191. Poe your five ropy. just address is postcard or a letter to: 8. 3. BEIM CO. • Dept. .1$ Pittsburab. Pa. and Mrs. Nettie Goldstein of Saginaw. Interment was at Mt. Sinai Memorial Park. • • • HELEN COHEN, 42, of Royal Oak, died Feb. 20. She had no know _ n survivors. Funeral serv- ices were at Hebrew Benevolent Society and interment at Hebrew Memorial Park. • • * SAM SCHNEDMAN, 72, of 3459 Edison, died Feb. 22. Fu- neral services were at Hebrew Benevolent Society and inter- ment at Turover Cemetery. Rabbi Stollman officiated. He is sur- vived by his wife, Ida; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Jeanette Leib; two grandchildren, and one brother. • • • MINNIE AIDEM, 71, of 2086 Blaine, died Feb. 23. Rabbi Max Wohlgelernter officiated at fu- neral services at Hebrew Benev- olent Society. Interment was at Hebrew Memorial Park. Sur- vivors are a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Leibick, two grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and a brother, Simon Bingelsdorf of New York. • • • SAMUEL SALOMON, 41, of 2900 Carter, died Feb. 23. He is survived by his wife, Esther; a son, Leon; a daughter, Rhoda; his father, Max Salomon of Day- ton; and a sister, Mary, of Toron- to. Funeral services were held at Hebrew Benevolent Society and interment at Hebrew Me- morial Park. • • • BESSIE LEDERMAN, 52, of 805 Assumption, Windsor, died Feb. 27. She leaves her husband, Israel; a son, LOuis, and a daugh- ter, Sadie. Funeral services were held at Hebrew Benevolent So- ciety with interment at Hebrew Memorial Park. Monument Unveilings The family of the late Abra- ham Dubrinsky announce the un- veiling of a monument in his memory at 1 p. m. Sunday, March 9, at Cloverhill Memorial Park Cemetery, 14 Mile Rd. and Wood- ward. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the service. • • • A monument in memory of the mother of Mamie H. Barden, Emily Buchman and Carl Hof- fenberg, who died March 28, 1946, will be unveiled at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 23, at Bnai David Cemetery on Van Dyke Ave. Friends and relatives of the de- ceased are invited to attend the services. Rabbi Leizer will offi- ciate. 111 PHILIP HANDLER, 26, of 224 Tennyson, Highland Park, died March 1. Rabbi J. Sperka offici- ated at funeral services at He- brew Benevolent Society. Inter- ... ment was at Hebrew Memorial Park. He is survived by his wife, Joyce; a son, Thomas; sisters, Mrs. Rose Harlevick and Mrs. Isadore Haberman, and his mother, Mrs. Leah Bershas. • • ESTHER FAIR, 90, of 320 Clairmount, died March 3. Fu- neral services were held at He- brew Benevolent Society. Inter- ment was at Brith Sholem Ceme- tery. Rabbi Levin officiated. She is survived by three sons, David, Harry and Albert of Philadelph7A; four daughters, Mrs. Anna Green- field of Boston; Mrs. Alpert, Mrs. Brazner and Mrs. Fannie Hof- fuchter; 21 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.. • • • MAX MALTZ, 8659 12th, died Feb. 26. Services were held at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his wife, Clara; a brother, Mar- tin, and a sister of New York. Rabbi Thumin officiated. Inter- ment was in Beth Abraham ceme- tery. • • • SARAH GURVITZ, 3760 Tyler Ave., died March 2. Services were held at the Ira Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi Sperka and Cantor Sonenklar officiating. She leaves two sons, Ben and Simon. Inter- ment was in Clover Hill Park cemetery. In Memoriam Sonia Sherman, aged 54, pass- ed away Feb. 22, 1943, ,17 days in Adar (March 9, 1946). Sadly missed by her daughters, Mrs. James Rachleff and Dorothy; sons, Morrie. Abe and Jack, and two grandchildren, Marshall and Mitzie Rachleff. • • • In loving memory of our be- loved father, Joseph Velick, who left us four years ago, Feb. 18 (13 days in Adar). Sadly missed by his children, Alex, Casper C. and Ida. Mrs. Maurice Steingold Called By Death at 43 Mrs. Maurice Steingold, the for- mer Dorothy Liner, of 13641 Dexter, died Sunday morning at the age of 43 at Harper Hospital after an illness of several months. Funeral services were held Monday at Lewis Bros. Mrs. Steingold was a member of the Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood., Hadassah and other women's groups. Besides her husband, she is sur- vived by her daughter, Mrs. Mil- ton H. (Ilene) Aronson; her mother, Mrs. Sarah Lisner; and three sisters, Mrs. Zelma Fisher of St. Louis. Rose Lisner of Los Angeles and Mrs. Philip R. Krav- etz of Detroit. James W. Irwin Becomes Assistant to Henry Ford 11 James W. Irwin, senior partner in the Chicago and New York public and employe relations con- Edward Brow n, registered sulting firm bearing his name, electrologist, has opened his own will join the Ford Motor Co. as Edward Brown Opens Own Electrology Office business at 818 Charlevoix Bldg. after serving four and a half years in the armed forces. He was formerly associated with Sak's Fifth Ave. Established 1920 LEWIS BROS. Detroit's Leading Jewish Funeral Directors MO Puritan 7739 John 111, St. A great leader carries the scores of musical masterpieces in his head, and so it is with Director Desire Defauw of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra who comes to Detroit Mar 17 at Masonic Auditorium. Rarely does th . leader of one o the world' s oldest symphony orchestras u s e the written score for any of his concerts. Although he re- cently resigned as director of the Desire Defanw Chicago Orchestra, he will com- plete the current season before leaving for his native Belgium. Tickets are on sale at Grirmell's. TR. 2-2113-4 assistant to the president and director of public relations, Henry Ford II, president, an- nounces. A native of Wisconsin and a former newspaper editor in the midwest, Mr. Irwin has been in industrial work for the last 17 years. Fis hel Lachower, Noted Author, Critic, Dies at 64 JERUSALEM, (JTA) - Fished Lachower, noted Jewish author, critic, editor and historian of He- brew literature, died here at the age of 64, Page Nineteen Classified Advertisements LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up to 10 a. in. Wednesday. Rates: 6c a word. Minimum charge 60c. CALL RA. 6558 OR RA. 7956 CARPENTER work of all kinds. Kitch- MODERN room to rent with family of en remodeling a specialty. TR. 2-2630. two. TY. 4-7437. 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