THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, May 15, 1959- 10

Reuven Shiloah, Israeli Diplomat, Dies in Jerusalem

OBITUARIES

MAX LAPER, 3006 Leslie,
died May 11. Survived by his
wife, Ida; two daughters, Mrs.
David M. Edelstein and Mrs.
Marc N. Fox; a brother and
two grandchildren.
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ROSE NATHANSON, 18937
Shrewsbury, died May 9. She
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Morris
Fine; two brothers, Harry R.
Hamer and Cecil Hamburger; a
a sister, Mrs. Minnie Chait; and
a grandson.
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HERMAN ROSEN, 3761
Glynn, died May 7. Survived by
two sons, Louis, of Texas and
Henry H.; two daughters, Mrs.
Jean Wall and Mrs. Florence
Mazerov; five brothers, a sister;
10 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
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REBECCA LIPSON, 3375 Col-
lingwood, died May 9. She
leaves two sons, Berman and
Alex; two daughters, Mrs. Sam-
uel Rosenstein and Mrs. David
Berkowitz; and 10 grandchil-
dren.

KURT EHRLICH, 18724 Le-

sure, died May 7. Survived by
his wife, Irma; a daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Molitz; two sisters and
a grandchild.
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MENDEL ROSENZWEIG,
18077 Griggs, died May 7. He
leaves his wife, Jennie; and
three brothers, Dr. Saul, Louis
and Aaron, of San Francisco,
Calif.
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CHARLES ROSENBLUM;
18204 Mansfield, died May 10.
Survived by his wife, Mildred;
two sons, Dennis and Jerry;
father, David Rosenblum and a
sister.
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HENRY STONE, 3385 Oak-
man Blvd., died May 10. He
leaves his wife, Malvina; a
brother, Joseph of Brazil; and
a sister, Rose Stone.
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MIRIAM DANTE, 18010 Rose-
lawn, died May 10. She leaves
her husband, Abe; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Louis Heideman and
Mrs. Frederick Shevin, of New
York; and five grandchildren.
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JOE FOX, 17126 . Santa Bar-
bara, died May 10. He leaves
his wife, Erna; two daughters,
Mrs. Stanley Nastir and Mrs.
INDIANAPOLIS — Canto r Phyllis Tatt; two sisters and
Judah J. Goldring, who served two grandchildren.
for four years with Beth Aaron
Synagogue, in D e t r o i t, died
here May 11, following an ill-
ness of six months.
The canto r, who survived
four years in a Nazi concentra-
tion camp during World War
II, came to
this country
in 1946 with
T e in p 1 e
Emanu - El,
Miami Beach,
Fla.
In 1952, he
moved to De-
troit where he
was cantor at
Cantor GoldringB e t h Aaron.
He was married to the former
Florence Weintraub, a well-
known Detroit singer.
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Born in Czechoslovakia Can-
tor Goldring began cantorial
WITH AN NBD SPECIAL
training at the age of eight,
and, later attended the Music
pCCOGN ..
Academy at Pr a gu e. At one
St ■ ‘111AGS
time he was solo tenor with the
Czech government radio.
In 1939, he became cantor of
the historic Alt-Neue Syna-
gogue in Prague, and returned
there after the war to conduct
its first, services.
At the time of his death, he
was cantor of Cong. Beth-El
Zedeck, a post he held since
he left Detroit. Services were
held Tuesday, at the synagogue.
Besides his wife, he leaves
two sons, Marc Avi, 6; Sandi
Havri, 5; a daughter, S h i r a
Mindy, 3; a brother, Melchior, of
Miami Beach; and two sisters,
Mrs. Rose Lobatz, of Chicago,
and Mrs. Janet Tennebaum, of
Fort Worth, Tex.

Cantor Goldring
Dies in Indiana

JERUSALEM (JTA) — With
the topmost leaders of the Is-
rael government participating,
thousands on Monday mourned
the late Reuven Shiloah, whose
remains were laid to rest at
Sanhedria Cemetery. The 50-
year-old diplomat died early
Sunday of a heart attack.
Prime Minister David Ben-
Gurion eulogized Mr. Shiloah,
praising his relations with dip-
lomats and statesmen, and said
that Mr. Shiloah had been "of
great help in strengthening Is-
rael's position
with states
throughout
the world."
The bier lay
in state in the
court yard of
t h e Foreign
Ministry until
noon. Wh en
t h e services
started, F o r-
Mr. Shiloah e ign Minister
Golda Meir, her voice choked
and tearful, delivered a eulogy.
In attendance were President
and Mrs. Itzhak Ben-Zvi, and
all of the Cabinet members who
are present in Israel.
Mr. Shiloah was the former
Israeli Minister Plenipotentiary
to Washington, and political ad-
visor to the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs since the state was es-
tablished in 1948.
His sudden death came as a
shock to many here in govern-

ment and diplomacy who have
known him as one of the most
brilliant men in Israel's for-
eign service. He was admitted
to the hospital last week, when
his physicians suspected a heart
ailment.
Born in Jerusalem in 1909,
Mr. Shiloah studied at Tachke-
moni High School here, and
took degrees at the Hebrew Uni-
versity at the Teachers Semi-
nary. He served on special mis-
sions for the Jewish population
here to Iraq and to Kurdistan,
in 1931 and 1932, and became
political secretary to Histadrut
in 1932, serving in that post un-

til 1936.

Later, he organized the in-

service of the Jewish
self-defense organization, Hag-
anah, and also served on the
staff of the political department
of the Jewish Agency. From
1936 to 1948, he was liaison
officer between the Jewish
Agency and the British Army
authorities in Palestine. In 1945,
he was a Jewish Agency observ-
er at the United Nations' found-
ing conference in San Fran-

telligence

cisco.

Mr. Shiloah is survived by his
widow, Betty, who is American-
born; two sons; and a daughter..

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