Yeshivah to Sponsor
Dedication Service

Obituarie:s.

GERTRUDE GRUNT, 18315
Birwood, died Nov. 30. Services
at Ira Kaufman chapel. She
leaves her son, Nathan; daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. Dzodin of Windsor,
12 grandchildren and 32 great
grandchildren.
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KIVA FUTERNICK, 11501 Pe-
toskey, died Dec. 4. Services at
Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur-
vived by seven sons, David,
Ralph and Morris of Los An-
geles, Harry Fraternick, Max
Burt and Ben; two daughters,
Mrs. Elmar Smuckler of Los
Angeles and Mrs. Izzie Spizizen;
11 grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
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MORRIS VARKLE, 4030 Cort-
land, died Dec. 2. Services at Ira
Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
wife,. Ida Bell; son, Richard P.;
two daughters, Linda: and Pa-
tricia; a brother and four sis-
ters.
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MORRIS BLAIR, 2020 Elm-
hurst, died Dec. 2. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
his wife, Fannie: son, Charles;
daughter, Jdsephine; a brother,
two sisters and three grandchil-
dren.
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HARRY LANKOWSKY, 2028
Waverly, died Dec. 3. Services at
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
his mother, Mrs. Fanny Lan-
kowsky, a brother, Seymour and
a sister, Mrs. Jack Schon.
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ROSE YANCHER, 19505 Ilene,
died Dec. 2. Services at Ira Kauf-
man Chapel. She leaves her hus-
band Harry; son, Arville; daugh-
ter, Mrs.. Joseph Hootner; a
brother; a sister and three
grandchildren.

AARON AVRIN, 9322 Genesee,
died Dec. 2. Services at Hebrew
Memorial Chapel. Survived by
his wife, Minnie; sons, Dr. Ira
and Alex; three grandchildren;
four brothers and two sisters.

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MORTON LEVENBERG, Fort
Wayne Hotel, died Nov. 30. Serv-
ices at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
leaves three brothers, Nathan,
Sol, of Gary, Ind., David of Los
Angeles; and three sisters, Mrs.
Irving Kleiman, Mrs. Louis Sid-
erman and Mrs. Rose Geller, of
LIM Angeles.
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IRVING TUTTLTMAN, 24280
Eastwood, died Dec. 5. Services
at Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
Survived by his wife, Rose; two
sons, Oscar and Robert; a
grandchild; two brothers and
two sisters.
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HENRY GORDON, 17408
Greenlawn, died Dec. 6. Services
at Ira Kaufman Chapel. He
leaves his wife, Rose; daughter,
Sheilah; three brothers and a
sister.
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FAY BEZNOS, 19712 Snowden,
died Dec. 6. Services at Ira
Kaufman Chapel. She leaves
her husband, Samuel; and three
sons, Norman, Harold and`Jerry.

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Honor Ben Rosenthal's
Memory on Sunday

Expressway Deaths Claim Life-Long Friend's

Services for two of the three
Continuing a custom estab- women, who tragically died
lished many years ago at the when their car was struck on
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, a the John C. Lodge Expressway,
service will be held at 1 p.
were held on Sunday at Hebrew
Dec. 20, in the Yeshivah, honor- Memorial Chapel.
ing the departed by inscribing
Mrs. Edith Meyers, of 3254
their names on memorial I Hazelwood, and Mrs. Sarah Ruth
plaques.
Cutler, of 2682 Taylor, were
The dedication ceremony will kill lesd,
g fwe it n g M reso. mDpoarnoitohny ,
be conducted by students of the
their
Beth Yehudah Schools, and will when the car which Mrs. Mills
include the rendering of the was driving wac.- forced into a
psalms, reading of the Mishna barricade on the Expressway.
and chanting of the El Moleh. ! Since high school days at
A joint meeting of the school Northwestern, the women always
board and the synagogue coun- had maintainer? close contact,
cil will be held at 8:30 p. m., and had formed a social club.
Tuesday, in the Yeshivah when I They were returning from a
detailed plans for the Yeshi- downtown show when their car
vah's 1954 activities will be out- was struck.
lined.
All three went through Detroit
Teacher's College together, and
started teaching at the same
Hyman Weller Dies
time. Mrs. Meyers retired from
Services for Hyman P. Weller, teaching, although the other
long active in city and com- two still were active.
Surviving Mrs. Meyers are her
munal affairs, were held last
week at Menorah Funeral Chap- husband, Samuel; a son, Robert;
el. Mr. Weller, who lived at
2668 Webb, died on Dec. 3.
Kook Institute Opened
Born in Austria. Mr. Weller
JERUSALEM. (JTA)—The en-
had lived in Detroit for 50 years. tire Israel Cabinet including
He was an ardent worker for Premier David Ben-Gurion, at-
Beth Abraham Synagogue, tended the formal opening of
which he served at the time of the Rabbi Kook Institute, an
his death as vice-president. He Orthodox cultural center
also was president of the con-
gregation's Free Loan Associa-
tion. A life member of Ashler
MONUMENTS
Lodge, F. & A. M., Mr. Weller
was a 32nd degree Mason, a
member of the Detroit Consis-
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He leaves his son, Samuel, a
Distinctive
prominent Detroit attorney, two
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daughters, Mrs. David Bussey
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and Jeanette; six grandchildren
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and three great grandchildren.

Tribute to the memory of Ben
Rosenthal, on the occasion of
"Shloshim"—the passing of 30
days after his death—will be
paid at a memorial meeting at
1:30 p.m. Sunday, at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
Arrangements for the memor-
Louis Medow Dies
ial gathering have been made
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Louis Medow, 68, of 2449
by Poale Zion Branch 3, Arlaza-
RACHEL GELL, 18466 Robson, roff Branch of Farband and the Clements, for many years prom-
inent in communal affairs and
died Dec. 5. Services at Ira Farband Camp Committee.
Kaufman Chapel. She leaves her
in business circles, died• Dec. • 1.
husband, Charles; two sons,
Funeral services were held at
Nobel
Prize
Winners
Robert and Lester; three daugh-
Hebrew Benevolent Society Dec.
3.
ters. Mrs. Alvin Strom, Mrs. Al- Honored in Israel
len Bullard and Elaine; father,
Born in Russia, he came to
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Two Nobel this country as a youth and
Abraham Silk; two brothers, a
Prize winners were among five lived in Detroit since 1914. He
sister and six grandchildren.
scientists from various countries was a member of Berditchever
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HARRIS YANOVER, 80, of who received honorary fellow- Verein, Vinitzer Verein and Pis-
Montreal, Quebec, Can., died ships from the Weizmann Insti- gah Lodge of Bnai Brith.
Surviving are his wife, Celia;
Dec. 2. Services and interment tute of Science at Rehovoth as
in Toronto. Survived by a daugh- part of the observance of the four children, Mrs. Louis. Tend-
ter, Mrs. Helen Kates, of Mon- first anniversary of the death ler, Mrs. Sarah • Meyers and. Miss
treal; a son, A. Joseph Yanover, of President Chaim Weizmann. Sylvia Medow, all of Detroit, and
More than 1,000 persons wit- Morris Medow of Los Angeles,
of Detroit; two sisters, six grand-
children and three great grand- nessed the ceremony which and 10 grandchildren.
honored Prof. Niels Bohr, Danish
children.
atomic pioneer, and Prof. Ernest
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Mrs. Chajes' Mother. Dies
HYMAN RICH, a former De- Boris Chain, co - discoverer of
On Nov. 25 in Tel-Aviv, Mrs.
troiter, died Dec. 8, in Miami, penicillin—both Nobel Prize win- Lea Schieber passed away after
Fla. Services will be held today, ners—as well as American scien- a short illness at the age of 73.
at Ira Kaufman Chapel, with tists Prof. Herman Mark, Prof. Prior to her immigration to Is-
burial in Clover Hill Park Ceme- Linus C. Pauling and Dr. Francis rael, she lived in Czernowitz,
tery. A. Detroiter for 25 years, Peyton Rous. A new biology and Romania, where she was a lead-
Mr. Rich had resided in Miami a new physics building at the er in relief and charity work. She
for five years. Surviving are his Weizmann Institute were also was the daughter of the Rad-
wife, Bertha; two sons, Samuel dedicated.
autzer Grand Rabbi, and a di-
and Irving; a brother, sister and
rect descendant of the famous
three grandchildren.
Happy to Be in U.S., Chassidic rabinical family o f
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Hager, whose ancestors were the
SOPHIE GLADSTONE, 2733 But Misses Father
Baal Shem Tov and the Rusziner
Leslie, died Nov. • 30. Services at
Rebbe. Surviving her are her
Hebrew Memorial Chapel. Sur-
husband in Tel-Aviv, her daugh-
vived by h e r husband, Max;
ter, Mrs. Julius Chajes, a son, Dr.
daughter, Gertrude; sons, Ar-
Moses Schieber, and two grand-
thur and Jerry; three sisters and
children.
a brother.
Friends are planning to es-
tablish a memorial fund which
will be used to erect a Home for
the Aged in Rishon LeZion, Is-
rael, in momory of Mrs. Chajes'
mother.

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• The family, of the late Werner
Martell announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 13, at
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Wohlgelernter will officate. Rel-
atives and friends are asked to
attend.
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The family of the late Zelda
Steinberg announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in her mem-
ory at 2 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 13,
at Westwood Cemetery. Rabbi
aruskin• will officate. Relatives DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 23
and friends are asked to attpnci.
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In Memoriam

In loving memory of our
dearest sister, Blanche Zipper,
who passed away on Dec. 10,
1951.
Sadly missed by her sisters,
Paris-born CAMILLE DYKSZ- Teresa Hackelman and Edith
TEJN, 8, telephones her aunt in Lightstone.
California 'to say she has arrived
at the shelter of HIAS, Hebrew
Immigrant Aid Society. Here,
Card of Thanks
under the French quota, she
The Family of the Late
must wait several years for her
father to arrive, as he is under
MAX LAFER
Polish quota. Camille's father
parted company with her as the
wish of his dying wife, who ex- Wishes to thank its Relatives and
pressed the hope that she could
Friends for the many kind ex-
come to the United States.

CARD OF THANKS

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a daughter, Judith; her mother„
Mrs. Sarah Glassman; a sisters
Mrs. Henry Pergament, and a.
brother, Al Glassman.
Mrs. Cutler leaves her bus- c)
band, Jack; daughter, Karen
Lynn; her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Pick; and a brother, Allen Pick.

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