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22-THE JEWfSH NEWS

Obituaries

Friday, June 25, 1948

Ferris Institute Opens
New Trades Buildings

UN Survey Chastizes
'Sympathetic' Countries
Who Fail to Admit Jews

-DR. MAX' WERSHOW, :a De-
troit resident for 43 years who
Funeral services were held last recently made his home in Los
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., (Pal-
Friday in St. Louis for MORRIS Angeles, died there June 17 at
cor)—Admitting that Israel was
LANDER, father of Mrs. Victor the age of 60. Funeral services
probably the only solution to the
Packman of Ward Ave. Other were held there Sunday. Born
Jewish DP problem and that
survivors are his wife, Nettie; in Russia, he came to Detroit
other countries held forth no
three sons, Aaron, Arthur and at the age of 10.. He received
hope for the Jews, a snecial sur-
Byron; another daughter, Mrs. his medical degree from the
vey drawn up for UN Secretary
General Lie, contains some am-
Robert Klayman, and five grand- University of Michigan in. 1911
and also .held degrees from Mich-
biguous references to Jewish
children.
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igan State College and Ohio
organizations and events in Pal-
estine.
CELIA BERNSTEIN, 4306 Ful- State 'University. He practiced
The report, submitted by Carl
lerton, died June 18. Services medicine in Lansing for three
J. Hambro of Norway and Pierce
were held at Kaufman Chapel, years before commencing prac-
Williams of the U.S.A., deals
with Rabbi Sperka and Cantor tice in Detroit in 1915. He is
with the "progress and prospect
Adler officiating. She leaves her survived by two brothers, Sam-
of repatriation, resettlement and
husband, Philip; a son, Allen; uel of Los Angeles and Adolph
immigration of refugees and dis-
two daughters, Mrs. Harry Yan- of New York, and a sister, Mrs.
placed persons," and has been
cher, and Mrs. Jack _Wolfe of Sanford S. Tonkon of East Lan.:
Ferris
Institute,
in
Big
Rapids,
drawn up "in collaboration with
Des Moines; one brother, .Hyman sing.
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Mich., is now housing its .trades the Executive Secretary of the
Strutin of New York; one sister,
ALBERT SCHILLER, 66, of and industry department in two Preparatory Commission for the
Mrs. Fay Hoffman of New York.
Interment was at Bnai David 16555 Washburn, died June 16. new buildings, all newly equiped International Refugee Organiza-
Rabbi Morris Adler and Cantor and handling classes_ in radio, tion.",It will be recalled that the
Cemetery.
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Jacob Sonenklar officiated at watch and clock, refrigeration IRO has withheld transportation
ISRAEL WADE, 3217 Elm- funeral services at Lewis Bros. and drafting a n d ' electrical facilities for Jews en route to
Palestine contending that it was
hurst, died June 17. Services He leaves his wife, Dorothy; a applicances.
Above, a student works on against , its policy to assist in
were held at Kaufman Chapel, son, Maurice S., and a daughter,
refrigeration equipment using transporting "fighting person-
with Rabbi Stollman officiating. Mrs. Sydney Radlow.
new machinery just installed by nel."
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He leaves his wife, Lena; a son,
LOUIS J. MARGOLIES, 63, manufacturers.
Harold; a daughter, Estelle, - and
FLORENCE KUTZEN will
a sister, Mrs. Sarah Shopsis of past president of the Michigan
MRS. LENA KLEIN, 76, 3217 present her pupil, NANCY SUE
New York. Interment was at Showman's Association, died
June 16. Rabbis Glazer and Ro- Cenbell, died June 20. Funeral MANDELL, in a piano recital
Nusach Hari Cemetery.
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senwasser officiated at funeral services were held at Hebrew on Tuesday evening, at the Me-
MRE. FREDA GLANTZ, 61, services at Lewis Bros. Burial Benevolent Society. Dr. Carlbach dea Ballroom in Mt. Clemens.
2499 Elmhurst, died June 14. was at Machpelah Cemetery. He officiated. She is survived by a The public is invited, admission
being free.
Funeral services were held at leaves his brothers and sisters, daughter, Mrs. Helen Davis.
Hebrew Benevolent Society. Rab- Isadore of Spokane, Jack L., Os-
bi Isaac Stollman officiated. She car, Robert, and Mrs. Charles
is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Rothstein.
* * *
Sarah Ginns, and two grandchil-
'dren.
MRS. HENRIEIrTE BARACK,
Vases, urns, pitchers, flasks. candle sticks, figurines. statuary
* * *
and other keepsakes converted into artistic table lanips.
52,. of 18095 Santa Barbara, died
Oil lamps electrified.
LAMP SHADES MADE
LAMPS MODERNIZED,
LOUIS TANNENBAUM, 46, of June 17. Funeral services were
AND RECOVERED
REPAIRED & REFINISHED
3710 Richton, died June 19. He held Sunday at Lewis Bros.
Old style floor lamps made Custom made and recovered.
Styled to your tamp. Large
Into indirect lamps and
was a veteran of World War II. Chapel on Puritan. Burial was
stock on display.
torcheres.
Rabbi Rosenwasser officiated at
PICKUP AND DELIVERY ALL PARTS OF DETROIT
funeral services at Lewis Bros. in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Burial was at Machpelah Ceme- Surviving are her husband, Mil-
tery. He leaves his wife, Sylvia; ton; sons, Bernard and Irving;
brothers, Edward and Theodore, a sister, Mrs. Benjamin Rich, and
168-11 Livernois Ave.. 412 Block South of Six Mile
Phone UN. 2-8338
and sisters Mrs. Robert Hughes brothers, Herman, Samuel and
Open Thursday to 9 P.M.
Dr.
Martin
Feldstein.
and Mrs. Max Schwa\rtz.

Ftirieral services for PFC. IR-
VING COHEN, USMC, who was
killed in action on Saipan July
9, 1944, • were held at Kaufman
Chapel June 17. Rabbi Morris
Adler and Cantor J. H. Sonen-
klar officiated, with military
honors by the Jewish War Vet-
erans. He is survived , by his
mother, Mrs. Jack Blitz, and a
sister, Mrs. Alex Baker. Inter-
ment was at Machpelah.
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SAM PLOTKIN, 3363 Ewald
Circle, died June 9 at Veterans
Hospital, Van Nuys, Calif. Funer-
al services were held at Kauf-
man Chapel. Burial was at
Machpelah Cemetery. He is ,sur-
vived by his wife, Marion; a son,
Lawrence; a daughter, Phyllis;
his mother, Mrs. Bessie Plotkin;
two brothers, William and Mar-
tin, and three sisters, Mrs. Ed-
ward Gross, Mrs. William . Atkins
and Mrs. Harry Deutch.
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SAM LEVEY, 70, 9f 2749 Elm-
hurst, who gained fame as .a
theater owner, died Saturday..
He is survived by three sisters,
Miss Bettey Levey, Mrs. Mayme
Frank and Mrs. Lillian Weitzman,
and a brother, Albert. He began
his theatrical career as a peanut
salesman in the old Detroit Opera
House, became assistant adver-
tising manager at 18, later was
advertising manager of the La-
fayette Theater, leased the old
Cadillac Theater and owned the
aters in Cleveland, Buffalo and
Toledo.
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JACK L. LIPSCHUTZ, 49, of
18610 Santa Rosa, vice president
of United Pressed Steel Co., died
Saturday. Funeral services were
held. Monday at Lewis Bros.
Chapel. Rabbi Segal officiated.
A resident of Detroit for 32
years, he was known as a sports-
- man and was active in local
charity movements. He recently
donated an important machine
valued at $10,000 to the Haifa
Technical Institute in Palestine.
Surviving are his wife, Stella;
a son, Sidney R.; a daughter,
Mrs. Rhoda Riemer; three broth-
ers, Michael, Harry and Louis;
two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Hober-
man and Mrs. Fay Keller of New
York. Burial was at Mt. Sinai •
Memorial Park.
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MRS. ANNIE KLEIN, 62, of
3291 Clements, died June 10. Fu-.
neral services were held at He-
brew Benevolent Society, with
interment at Ahavath Achim
Cemetery. Rabbi Rogelsky offi-
ciated. She is survived by her
husband, Isadore; a son, Law-
rence; a daughter, Mrs. Kitty
Hoffer, and one grandchild.
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MRS. EVA ROSENTHAL, 59,
11649 Broadstreet, .died June 11.
Funeral services were held . at
Hebrew Benevolent Society. Can-
tor Hyman Adler officiated. She
is survived by her husband, Har-
ry; a son, Dr. Marvin, and two
grandchildren.
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MRS. ESTHER FREEDLAND,
64, 3288 Elmhurst, died June 12.
Funeral services were • held at
Hebrew Benevolent Society, with
interment at Beth Tefilah Ceme-
tery. Rabbis Levine, Siegel, Rot-
tenberg, and Wohlgelernter offi-
ciated. She is survived by her
sons, Max, Harry, Nathan, Ben-
jamin, Hyman and Dr. Jack; a
daughter, Rose , Buchman; 14
grandchildren; three brothers,
and seven sisters.
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MORRIS PUPKO, 3005 Chica-
go Blvd., died June 10. Services
were held at Kaufman Chapel,
with Rabbi Levin and Cantor
Sonenklar officiating. He leaves
his wife, Freda; one daughter,
Mrs. Sidney S. Stark; two broth-
ers, Sam and George of Califor-
nia; three sisters, Mrs. Anna
Olenikoff, Mrs. Gussie Tessler
and Mrs. Mary Block, and two
grandchildren. Interment was at
Machpelah.
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IDA BRESSLAUER, 2734 Cal-
vert, died June 15. Services were
held at Kaufman Chapel, with
Rabbi Moses Fischer officiating.
She leaves one son, Isadore, and
six daughters, Mrs. Manuel Ur-
bach, Mrs. George Pressler, Mrs.
Silvio Iacono, Mrs. Henry Spit-
zer, Mrs. Regina Remenye, Mrs.
Freda Rashovsky. Interment was
at Machpelah Cemetery.

CUSTOM BUILT LAMPS

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SENATOR KILOWATT SAYS:

It's a landslide, folks, a regular walkaway! Every precinct
and every ward is all-out for electricity!

There's no mystery about these votes for volts. Electricity
does literally thousands of jobs in homes—in factories—
and on the farms. Most of us use it hundreds of times a
day. It does these jobs quickly—easily—cheaply—depend -
ably. In fact, electricity does most jobs far better than

any other way!

Live electrically

"DOWN SOUTH

SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN

THAT IS . . MORE

AND MORE OF MAN

CONSTITUENTS ARE

VOTIN' THE STRAIGHT

TICKET ... GOIN'

and enjoy the differrce!

ALL-ELECTRIC"

THE DETROIT EDISON CO.

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