20—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 5, 1952

Obituaries

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NATHAN WATERSTONE, for-
mer Detroiter, died Nov. 26, in
West Palm Beach, Fla. Services
and interment in Detroit. He
leaves his wife, Shirley; sons,
Howard and Fred; mother, Mrs.
Sarah D. Waterstone; brothers,
Meyer and Ben, and a sister,
Mrs. Edward A. Epstein.
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LOUIS BRESTOFF, 19315
Stansbury, died Nov. 26. Services
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
leaves his wife, Sarah; son, Phil;
daughter, Mrs. Louis Goodman,
of Waukegon, Ill.; two brothers;
six grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
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EVA KATZ, 16734 Forrer, died
Nov. 25. Services at Ira Kaufman
Chapel. She leaves her sons,
Julius, of West Palm Beach, and
Joseph; a daughter, Mrs. Ber-
nard S. Kramer; and six grand-
children. Interment in Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
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ISADORE FRIEDMAN, 2914
Leslie, died Nov. 27. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
his wife ,Bertha; sons, Louis and
Albert; a daughter, Esther; and
two grandchildren.
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ISADORE SIGEL, 14394 Fair-
field, died Nov. 25 in Rochester,
Minn. Services at Ira Kaufman
Chapel. He leaves his wife, Nel-
lie; sons, Leon, and Edwin, of
Los Angeles; a sister and three
grandchildren.
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ANNA KAY, 2'145 Cortland,
died Nov. 27. Services at Ira
Kaufman Chapel. She leaves her
husband, Harry; two brothers
and two sisters.
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SOPHIE COHEN, 2555 Pingree,
died Nov. 29. Services at Ira
Kaufman Chapel. She leaves
her sons, Harry F., Albert and
Solomon; and seven grandchil-
dren.
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EVA AVERBUCH, 2662 Cort-
land, died Nov. 24. Services at
Hebrew Benevolent Chapel. Sur-
vived by her husband, Abraham;
sons, Sidney, Gilbert, Harry and
Isadore; a daughter, Ann; 7
grandchildren; and a brother.
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MORRIS GOLDMAN, of Peta-
luma, Calif., died Nov. 23. Serv-
ices in Petaluma, with interment
in Los Angeles. He leaves his
wife, Annie; son, Philip, of
Cleveland; daughters, Esther
Smolka and Alice Hoffman, of
Detroit, Sophie Goldman, of Los
Angeles; five grandchildren and
a great grandchild
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ROSE MITNICK, 3378 Richton,
died Nov. 24. Services at Hebrew

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Monument
Unveilings

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The family of the late Bessie
Kroll announces the unveiling
of a monument in her memory
at 1 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 7, at
Beth Tefillo Emanuel Cemetery.
Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick will
officiate. Relatives and friends
are asked to attend.

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The family of the late Jennie
Green announces the unveiling
of a monument in her Memory
at 1 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 14, at
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Ad-
ler will officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.

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The family of the late Fannie
Pupko and the late Benjamin
Pupko announce the unveiling
of monuments in their memories
at 12 noon, Sunday, Dec. 14, at
Clover Hill Park C e m e ter y.
Rabbi Adler and Cantor Son-
enklar will ofcia.te. Relatives
and friends are asked to attend.

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Number is WO. 5-1155a

Mrs. Schostak Dies
Services for Mrs. Sonya Schos-

In Memoriam

Robert Waley Cohen Dies

Benevolent Chapel. Survived by
her husband, William; sons, Her-
man and Jack; daughters, Mrs.
Lillian Stahl, of Miami Beach,
Fla., Mrs. Esther Rycus, Mrs.
Fay Glassman; 11 granchildren;
4 great-grandchildren; and a
sister.
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BERNARD FINEMAN, 9322
Genessee, died Nov. 26. Services
at Hebrew Benevolent Chapel.
Survived by his wife, Jewel;
sons, Martin of Trenton, N.J.,
Telson. of ChiCago, Ill.; a daugh-
ter, Henrietta, of New York; 4
granchildren, 2 brothers and a
sister.
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ANNIE MARCUS, 1803 Ellrose,
Windsor, Ont., died Nov. 28.
Services at Hebrew Benevolent
Chapel. Survived by her hus-
band, Joseph; daughters, Mrs.
Gertrude Hayman, Mrs. Sarah
Pierce. and Mrs. Rose Zagerman;
and 6 grandchildren.
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DR. CHARLES A. BENNETT,
of Detroit Leland Hotel, died
Dec. 1. Services at Ira Kauf-
man Chapel. Dr. Bennett was
a founder, and for 13 years
treasurer, of the Detroit Osteo-
pathic Hospital.
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RALPH RASKIN, 2698 Fuller-
ton, died Dec. 1. Services at Ira
Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
wife, Edith; son, Leonard;
daughters, Mrs. Jay Grant and
Loretta; five brothers and • a
sister.

LONDON, (JTA)—Sir Robert
Waley Cohen, one of Britain's
prominent Jewish figures, died
at his home here after a lengthy
illness, at the age of 75. He was
one of Britain's leading busi-
nessmen and had extensive in-
terests in the oil industry.
Sir Robert was long an active
leader in the Board of Deputies
of British Jews, the Jewish
Colonization Association and the
United Synagogue. Although he
had been attacked for being
an anti-Zionist, Sir Robert had a
lifelong interest in Palestine
and in the work of Jewish col-
onization there. He was a mem-
ber of the Palestine Economic
Corporation board of directors.

In precious memory of our
devoted daughter, Lillian Feuer-
man Lansky, who passed away
on Dec. 13. 1950 (5 days in
Tebet).
Although she has gone from
this earth she will always live
in the deeds and inspiration she
transplanted in her friends and
dear ones.
Sadly missed by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Feuer-
man, her daughter, Barbara, her
brothers and sisters.

Funeral Directors'
Ira Kaufman Chosen
2nd Vice-President

Rabbi Usiel Regrets
Signing Rosenberg Plea
Herzog Refused to Sign

tak, 77, who died Dec. 1 in Har-
per Hospital following a short
illness, were held this week at
Ira Kaufman Chapel.
Mrs. Schostak, who resided at
2685 Fleet, was the widow of
Rabbi William Schostak, w h o
died here in 1937. She was born
in the Caucases in the town of
Manuel on the Black Sea, and
came to this country in 1906. She
was a Detroit resident since 1925.
Mrs. Schostak, prior to her ill-
ness, was actively engaged in the
Jewish Home for Aged and Had-
assah. She was a member of
Temple Israel.
Survivors are her five sons,
Louis H., Nat M. and Alexander,
of Detroit; Abraham W., of
Chicago; and Theodore H., of
Milwaukee; her two daughters,
M r s. Louis Enfield and Mrs.
David G. Morris, of Detroit; two
brothers, Dr. Samuel N. Frank-
lin and Dr. I. Franklin, both of
Milwaukee; 13 grandchildren
and a great grandchildren.

Ira Kauman, \ Detroit mor-
tician, was elected second vice-
president of the Jewish Funeral
Directors of America at the con-
vention in Miami Beach last
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Rabbi Ben week.
Large Gift to Yeshivah
Zion Usiel, Sephardic Chief
Honors Borman Bar Mitzvah
Rabbi of Israel, confirmed that Eliot Kaplan Will Head
he was among the 20 Israeli
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Bor-
rabbis who signed a plea for Federal Pension Study
man of Oal(man Blvd., are
clemency for Ethel and Julius
credited with a unique way to
Rosenberg, sentenced to be
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Presi- honor their son.
executed in New York as atomic dent Truman has announced the
Leonard, a student at the
spies. Askenasic Chief Rabbi appointment of A. Eliot Kaplan, Beth Yehudah Day School on
Isaac Herzog denied that he had of New York, to head a study Dexter and Cortland, will ob-
signed the plea. Rabbi Usiel of Federal employees retirement serve his Bar Mitzvah this Sat-
added that he regrets signing systems. Mr. Kaplain is a pri- urday, at Shaarey Zedek, and on
vate consultant on pension plans that occasion his parents con-
the petition.
and a former executive director tributed a sum approximating
The toughest thing for a good of the National Civil Service the total of the week's payroll
talker is to be a good listener. League.
for instructors at the yeshivah,

The Jewish. National Fund Council of Detroit
Extends Sincere Sympathies
To the Families of the Following
Who Passed Away During the Past Two Months
and in Whose Memories Trees Were Planted

by Their Friends and Dear Ones on
Jewish National Fund Soil in Israel:

Alex Nichamin

memorialized with
a grove of trees

Dr. Arthur C. Katz

memorialized with
a garden of trees

Esther Gale
Phillip Ginsberg
Aaron Goldman
Harry Goldman
Gerald Goodman
Michael Goodman
Israel Granoff
Sadie Grossman
Morris Handelman
Sarah Himmelstein
Florence Hochberg
Joseph Kahn
Ruth Kaplan
Lorry Beth Kaufman
Samuel Kief
B. Klein
Delores Klein
Wolf Kligman
Nathan Kline
Eva Kollenberg
Louis I. Kramer
Ann Kramhouse

Joseph Adelman
Harry Adler
George Alexander
Kate Altman
Jacob Atlin
Eva Averbuch
Anne Axelrod
Louis Bernstein
Mollie Bovard

Max Burnstein.
Jean Canvasser
Bruce Chaitin
Dora Chason
Max Dater
Libby Deutch
Irving Dobkin
George Doliva
Martin Eskin
Louis Fisch
Anna Fischer
Leah Fleischman

Philip Gaines

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Rebecca Kushner
Gitel Laiken
Lillian Leishman
Esther Levine
Harry Levine
David A. Lipson
Pauline Loeb
Julius London
Eva Manchick
Rose Marcus
Julia Marcuse
Ben Michaelson
Matilda Perenyi
Dr. Moe S. Perlis
Mendel Rabinovitch
Jennie Richmand
Rose Robbins
Dr. Bernard Rose
Jennie Rosengard
Mary Russinoff
Ben Shecter
Edith Schultz

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Sonia Schultz
Max Schwartz
I. Selinsky
Eva Selitzky
Anna Selman
Sarah Shomer
David Sirota
Fannie Soldinger
Larry Stern
Nathan Switzer
Louis Tabak
Van Vliet
Bessie Vine
Beatrice Weisberg
Joseph Weiss
Harry Wexler
Esther Wittus
Chaney Yallowitz
Elaine Zelder
Simon Zeldis
Joseph Ziff
Sarah Zander

The Jewish National Fund also joins in paying tribute to the memory of the following, on the
occasion of whose Yahrzeits trees were planted in Israel:

Dvora Aaronoff, Elazer Aaronoff,
Leah Adelson, Meyer Adler, Ida Al-
bom, Sarah Aronow, David Baruch,
Max Baumen, Morris Baumen, Fru-
ma Bean, Harry Bean, Sam Bean,
Anna Beaucaire, Irene Bernstein,
Milton Bernstine, Aaron Blank, Re-
gina and Harry Blumenthal, Joseph
Bialik, Isaac Birman, Rebecca Bren-
ner, Morris Brickner, Hattie Buch,
Abraham Burnstein, Abraham M a x
Burnstein, Eva Campbell, Ruth Cap-
Ian, Marian Carter, Sam . Charmer,
Harry Charnes, Dora Cherkass, Frie-
da Chesluk, Ida Cohen, Max Cohen,
Alexander Cohn, Julius Dinin, Ida
Dishell, Ethel Drucker, Esther Ester-
son, Rose Feldman, Joseph Fenkel-
man, Sarah Fisher, Samuel Flachs,
Rebecca Freedman, Isaac Friedman,
Isidore Friedman, Joseph Glazier,
Sheina Goldsmith, Morris Goldstein,
Thurza Goldstick, Harry Goodman,
Jack Gordon, Morton A. Gordon,

Ethel Greenfield, Betty Greenhouse,
Rose Greenwald, Israel Grossman,
Rhoda Haller, John Hapiak, Fannie
Harley, Morris Hartzman, Sonia Mel-
finstein, Alexander Hershberg, Bar-
ny Hershberg, Isadore Hertzberg,
Sarah Hilman, Julius Hoffman, Mary
Hoffman, Max Hoffman, Hattie Hol-
lander.
Benjamin lmber, Frank lskovitz,
Abraham Jacobs, Kalman Jacobs, J.
Janofsky, Kathleen Ellen Jensen,
Louis Kahan, Louis Kallenberg, Mollie
Kaminsky, Sara Kaufman, Sylvia
Katz Keller, Malka Kirsch, Frieda
Klebanoff, Samuel Kline, Mary Kob-
lest, Morris and Hinda Korobkin, Rose
Kovitz, Rachel Krause, Rose Weiner
Krause, Anthony Krauss, Louis Kroft-
Schick, Velma Lang, Joseph LaRose,
Rebecca Leach, Celia Leon, Jack Lep-
ler, Hersh and Bryne Lerner, Ger-
trude Levine, Ida Levine, Minnie. Le-
vine, Morris Levine, Sophie Levine,

Doris Lewis, Harry Herman Lichten-
stein, Hyman Lichtenstein, Jacob
Lichtenstein, Simon L iepah, Philip
Liner, Max Lipshitz, Lottie Marx, Jo-
seph Mehler, Aaron Mellen, Harry
Mellen, Abe Mendelsohn, Harry Mex-
ler, Leon Meyers, Joe Warren Miller,
Max Milstein, Jack Moss, William Na-
tanson, Victor Nathanson, Leah Nest,
Dora Newman, Isadore Nowoselsky,
Max Pechinsky, Sarah Leah and Kal-
man Pickus, Paishe Pitkowski, Harry
Pittler, Mrs. L. Phillips, Benjamin
and Barney Pinsky, Mavis Pomerantz.
Helen Quidd, Mark Rafelson, Abra-
ham Raffer, Jennie Raub, Abe Ribiat,
Ralph Rimer, Edith Rivkin, Robert
Robbins, Wolf Rober, Harry Robin-
son, Clara Rosenberg, Sarah Rosen-
feld, Itzik Rosensweet, Harry Rosen-
thal, Isaac Rosenthal, Jordan Rosen-
thal, Yetta Roser, Mabel Ross, Theo-
dore Rothstein, Morris Rubinfire,
Dora Ruby, Joseph Sax, Hattie Schiff,

Elizabeth Scholnick, Sarah Schomer,
Celia Schrieber, Shifra Schultz, Giza
Schwartz, Jacob Schwartz, Morris
Schwartz, Sarah Seidon, Meyer Seigel,
Isaac Selensky, Eva Shapiro, Helen
Shapiro, Harry Sherman,•Hyman Shul-
man, Leo Shustek, Meyer Siegel, Re-
gina and Nathan Silberstein, Gertrude
Silverman, Edward Simon, Sarah Si-
nai, Edmund Sloman, George N.
Smith, Naftulin Sobol, Nathan So-
koloff, Ben and Marvin Spevakow,
Hannah Staiburg, Charles Stein, Jack
Stein, Samuel Stone, Rose Stone, An-
na Stulberg, Sam Stulberg, Yenkov
Itzrach Teblinsky, Lazar Tenzer, Lau-
rence Terniack, Kenneth Tucker, Max
Unger, Harry Wagner, Herman War-
tell, Esther Leah Weiner, Harry
Weiner, Marion Weinman, Herman
Weinstein, Hervin Weinstein, Saul
Weinstein, Mariam and Harry Weis-
enfeld, Emma Weiswasser, Theodore
Wettenstein, Oscar Wolf, James Ar-
thur York, Anna Zalesin, B. Zigman.

May the Memories of the Departed Serve as Blessings

The Jewish National Fund in Jerusalem—the head office of Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael—is in position to arrange for
recitation of Kaddish in a synagogue in the Holy City for departed in this country. Proper arrangements can be
made through the Jewish National Fund Council in Det roit.

For information and to plant trees, call the Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit, 11816 Dexter, TO. 8-'7384.

Similar lists will be published periodically by the Jewish National Fund