Obituaries

22—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 16, 1951

Leo Zuckerman Dies;
Was Pioneer Merchant

EDWARD LEON GREEN-
BAUM, of Los Angeles, Calif.,
formerly of Ann Arbor, died
March 7. Survived by his sons,
Dr. Frank, of Beverly Hills; Dr.
Harry, of Jackson, Mich.; daugh-
ters, Mrs. Ann Kramler, of
Maplewood, N. J. and Mrs.
Emma Sills, of Oakland, Calif.
Services were at Lewis Brothers,
with interment in Machpelah
Cemetery.
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MURL E. LIVINGSTON, of
2651 Rochester, died March 3.
Services were at Lewis Brothers,
with Rabbis Glazer and Aksel-
ra.d officiating. Survived by her
husband, Harry; and son,
Edward. Interment, Woodmere
Cemetery.
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ETHEL SCHWARTZ, 52, died
March 6. Services were at Lewis
Brothers. Survived by her sons,
Fred and Richard and daughter,
Mrs. Irving Rom.

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A digest of current news reported by the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. the Israel Service of Information and the World
Jewish Affairs News Service.

BENJAMIN MILLER, 73, 11724
Dexter, died March 11. Services
were held at Hebrew Benevolent
Funeral services on Wednes-
Society. Rabbis L. Levin and day marked the passing of one
The United States
M. J. Wohlgelernter officiated. of Detroit's pioneer merchants,
NEW YORK—Dr. Emanuel Neumann, American Zionist leader
Survived by his daughters, Lena Leo Zuckerman, who died last
denied reports that he and David Ben-Gurion had concluded a
Abrams, Mary Leshman, Sarah
"secret agreement" whereby Neumann was to serve as a cabinet
Miller and Ann Cohen; sons,
member of a new government coalition cabinet . . . Harry Beilin,
Isaac, Jacob, SiMon, and Philip,
former consul of the Israeli Foreign office in Haifa, replaced
of Los Angeles; sister, Mrs. Net-
Reuven Dafni as Israel Consul in Los Angeles . . Hanan Aynor
tie Cooke; 12 grandchildren and
replaces Arie Ben-Tovim as vice consul at the Montreal (Canada)
four great-grandchildren.
Israel Consulate.
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WASHINGTON—Rep. Abraham J. Multer, of New York, intro-i
LEONARD FINKEL, 2496 Vir-
duced a resolution to Congress to extend admissions under the
ginia Park, died March 5. Serv-
DP act until all applications filed by June 30 can be considered.
ices were at Kaufman Chapel
The DP act to expire on that date will tentatively deny 100,000
with Rabbi Adler officiating. He
DPs immigration.
leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Finkel; sister, Diane; and
Europe
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
LONDON—Assistant United States High Commissioner for
Meyer Finkel and Mr. and Mrs.
Germany, Benjamin Buttenweiser was quoted by the London
Morris Pollack. Interment,
Times as criticizing German leaders for their quiescence on the
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
freeing of 21 condemned Nazi criminals . . . Britain was the first
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nation to ratify the convention on human rights drafted by the
ELLA TYNER, 2480 Oakman,
Council of Europe. The convention, representing 15 European
died March 4. Services were at
countries, must be ratified by ten.
Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi
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FRANKFURT—A German court sentenced Josef Heitreiter,
and Cantor Sonenklar of-
ANN ROBINOWITZ, 1 8 6 51 Adler
former Gestapo guard at Treblinka concentration camp, to a life-
ficiating.
She
leaves
her
sons,
Warrington Drive, died March Nathan, Harry, Jack, David,
term for murdering countless Jewish prisoners,
5. Services were at Kaufman Irving and Martin. Interment,
Israel
Chapel with Rabbi Adler and Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
LEO ZUCKERMAN
JERUSALEM—Israel Foreign Minister, Moshe Sharret today
Cantor Adler officiating. She
leaves her husband, George; sons,
LOUIS I. KLEGON, 19191 Sunday. Mr. Zuckerman, who told Parliament there is no truth to press reports which state the
Gerald and Merton; and sister, Greenlawn, died March 7. Serv- recently celebrated the 55th an- Israel government will grant military bases to the Western Pow-
Mrs. Betty Isenberg. Interment, ices were at Kaufman Chapel niversary of his wedding, was ers . . . Enough staples to last for six months are reported by
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
with Rabbi Gorrelick and Can- born in Chicago, and would Pinhas Lavon, Minister of Agriculture , . . A Canadian-Israel
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tor F en a k el officiating. He have been 76 on May 21. He company with a capital of $2,800,000 has been promoted to finance
GEORGE KAHN, Elkins Park, leaves his wife, Molly; sons, came to this city 42 years ago. wheat and fodder shipments to Israel . • . Parliament referred
Older Detroiters will remem- Ben-Gurion's amendment to the draft bill, which makes military
Pa., died March 5. Services were at Charles, Bernar d, Samuel,
Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi Ad- Ralph and Robert; and daugh- ber the Leo Zuckerman store in service compulsory for women to who claim religious exemption,
ler and Cantor Sonenklar of- ter, Mrs. Joel Goodman. Inter- the J. L. Hudson Company to committee ... A four-month budget of 24,800,000 pounds was
ficiating. He leaves his wife, Bes- ment, Northwest Hebrew Me- block on Woodward Avenue, and sent to the Knesset for approval to cover the months of April
later, Elmer s, facing the through July.
sie; daughter, Mrs. David Le-- morial Park.
Campus, He also operated the
shin; brother, Sam Kohn and
TEL AVIV—The Israeli Medical Association has sent a mem-
MAX ZIMMERMAN, 2640
sisters, Mrs. Betty Archer, Mrs. Fullerton, died March 6. Services Worth Company. These were orandum to each member of the World Medical Association oppos-
William Evans and Mrs. Lester were at Kaufman Chapel with among the larger women's shops ing the admission of the East German Medical Association because
Dresner. Interment, Clover Hill Rabbi Fram officiating. He of Detroit.
of the role German doctors played in the extermination of Euro-
Park Cemetery.
Of late Mr. Zuckerman was pean Jewry.
leaves his son, Raymond;
daughters, Mrs. Sidney Fox, associated with the LaSalle
Canada
DORA FREDERICK, 63, of Bernardsville, N.J., Mrs. Ben Wine Company.
OTTAWA—The Canadian government will have neither "truck
Tucson, Ariz., died March 1. Rochlin, Baldwin, Long Island,
One of the founding members
Services were held at Hebrew and Mrs. I r v in g Weisman; of Redford Country Club and nor trade" with former Nazis assured Minister of Trade Howe in
Benevolent Society, with inter- brother, Harry, of New York; Phoenix Club, the late Mr. answer to a question raised by a deputy who feared a business
ment in the Beth Tikvah Cem- and sisters, Mrs.. Morris Coin- Zuckerman was a member of trip 1337 Alfred Krupp, released Nazi industrialist.
etery. Rabbi L. Levin officiated. mer, Mrs. Wolf Gershen, of Mil- Temple Beth El and was active-
Australia
Survived by her husband, waukee, Wis., and Mrs. Milton ly identified with community
SYDNEY—Australian Immigration Minister Harold Holt
Nathan; daughters, Mrs. Ruth Tooter, of Washington, D. C. In- and civic affairs.
charged today that his project to immigrate 100,000 Germans in
Sarver, of Flint, Mrs. Rose terment, Machpelah Cemetery.
Surviving him are Mrs. Zuck- the next four years was blocked by the Jewish community. He
Young and Mrs. Shirley Gold-
erman; a daughter, Mrs. Sidney pointed out that opposition to the government policy was
berg; son, Henry, of Los Angeles;
LOUIS APPLE, 15315 Inver- Jay Allen; a son, Elmer; grand- "sponsored by the Jewish community whose bitterness toward
the
brothers, Sam and Joseph ness, died March 8. Services children, Jay Warren Allen and
Schwartz and eight grandchil- were at Kaufman Chapel with Lt. Jay Zuckerman; sisters, Mrs. German race is certainly understandable."
dren.
Rabbi Sperka and Cantor Adler Julius Bresler and Mrs. Fred
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officiating. He leaves his wife, Schramm, both of Detroit, and National Leaders Pay
A VALUABLE HEBREW
BERTHA KOTNER, 68, 18040 Bessie; sons, Harry of Union, Mrs. Lillye Fishman of Chicago.
Tribute
to
Memory
of
CALENDAR! A NEW
Goddard, died March 6. Services N. J., and Max, of Chicago;
Officiating at the funeral
weere at Hebrew Benevolent So- daughter, Mrs. David Soskin. service was Rabbi B. Benedict Mother of Louis Berry
EDITION! FREE TO
ciety. Rabbi S. H. G r u s k i n Interment, Machpelah Ceme- Glazer.
Mrs.
Gertrude
Berry
of
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OUR READERS!
officiated. Survived by h e r tery.
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Turner, mother of Louis Berry, a
husband, Sam; son, Aaron Berg;
former Allied Jewish Campaign
SAMUEL RIVKIN, formerly of
daughter, Marion Thomas; and
chairman who has assumed a
Detroit, died in Los Angeles,
six grandchildren.
national role as a Jewish leader,
Calif. on March 9. He leaves his
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died March 7 at the age of 70.
GOLDIE SHERMAN, 80, 9232 wife, Rebecca; sons, Fivus, of
Numerous condolence messages
In loving memory of our be-
Dexter, died March 9. Services Seattle, Wash., and Malcolm, of
Detroit;
daughters,
Mrs.
Harold
were
received by Mr. Berry from
loved
sister,
Eleanore
Velick
were at Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety. with interment in Mach- • Mendelsohn and Mrs. Morris Epstein, who left us six years national leaders, including tele-
pelah Cemetery. Rabbi L. Levin Kallan, of Los Angeles, Mrs. Bar- ago, March 16, 1945 (two days grams of sympathy from Henry
officiated. Survived by. her nett Dickman and Mrs. Jules in Nisan). Sadly missed by her Morgenthau, Edward M. M. War-
of Detroit. Services brother and sister,
burg, Henry Montor, Julius Ve-
daughters; Ann Goldman, Edith Spelkin,
were
held
in Los Angeles.
Alex and Ida.
nezky, Dr. Joseph Schwartz,
Cohen and Jean Brooks; sons,
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Benjamin Browdy and others.
Ben, Joe, of Los Angeles, Sidney
SIDNEY JULIUS, 50, of the
In loving memory of our un-
Funeral services were held
and Charles; 17 grandchildren Belcrest, died Sunday. SerVices
forgettable, dear son and broth- March 8 at Kaufman Chapel.
and nine great-grandchildren.
were
held
Tuesday
at
Kaufman
er, Pfc. Robert Paul Weisman, Burial was in Clover Hill Park
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Chapel. Burial, Bnai David Cem-
SOLOMON GOTTLIEB, 82, etery. Surviving are his wife, who was killed in Germany on Cemetery. Dr. .A. M. Hershman,
20228 Wakefield, died March 11. Dorothy; a son, William, and his March 20, 1945. Sadly missed by Rabbi Morris Addler, Rabbi Leo
his mother, dad and brother, Goldman and Cantor J. H. Son-
Services were at Hebrew Benev- mother, Mrs. Blanche Julius.
Donald.
olent Society. Rabbi M. J. Wohl-
enklar officiated.
Above is the famous 24-Year
gelernter officiated. Survived by
Surviving her, besides Louis,
During 1950, 516 people asked
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1964.
here March 7, aged 69. He served Millet Eisler; eight grandchil-
Service.
as Chief Rabbi of Rome from dren; two great-grandchildren
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Rabbi Segal's Mother Dies

Sarah R. Segal, of Scranton,
Pa., died March 7. She leaves
her husband, Baruch; five sons,
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, of Detroit;
Rabbi Henry, Joseph, and Julius,
all of Washington, D. C.; and
Shalom, of New York; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. S a in u e 1 Harris, of
Scranton; and seven grandchil-
dren. Services were held March
8 in Scranton.

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