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The family of the late Morris
Shatzen, beloved husband of
Lydia Shatzen; devoted father
of Sylvia Shatzen and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Shatzen; and dear
grandfather of Robert and Mari-
lyn; announce the unveiling of
a monument in his memory on
Sunday, March 20, • at Hillside
Memorial Park, Los Angeles,
Calif.
Unveil Monunient
for Dr. A. M. Hershman
A monument in memory of
Dr. Abraham M. • Hershman,
rabbi of Cong. Shaarey Zedek
for Over 50 years, will be un-
veiled at 2 p.m., Sunday, at
CloVer Hill Park Cemetery.
Officiating
at the service
will be Rabbi
Morris Adler,
spiritual lead-
er of Shaarey
Zedek; Rabbi
Irwin Groner,
assistant rab-
bi; and Can-
tors Jacob H.
Sonenklar and
Reuven
kel.
A 58-year-old Detroit busi-
nessman, Nathan Ruzumna, was
shot and killed by an unknown
assailant Tuesday afternoon, in
his store at 15218 Livernois.
Mr. Ruzumna, who had oper-
ated the Standard Rug and Lin-
oleum Company for 25 years,
had been robbed of an unknown
amount, although he had earlier
spoken to hiS wife, Marion, who
said he had just*made a bank
deposit.
Born in Russia, Mr. Ruzumna
lived here at 23620 Church, Oak
Park. He was a member of the
I Kadimah Social Club and the
Ostrow Family Club.
Besides his wife, Mr. Ru-
zumna is survived by three
I daughters, Mrs. Milton Silver-
man, Mrs. Herbert Levin and
Mrs. Arnold Disner; two broth-
ers, Simon and Oscar; a sister,
Mrs. Jacob Lipovitch; and five
grandchildren.
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Morris Gourwitz Dies;
Lipson Co-Founder
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In Memoriam
In precious memory of our
dearly beloved son and brother,
Pfc. Robert Paul Weisman, who
died in the service of his coun-
try on March 20, 1945.
Always remembered and al-
ways missed by his mother,
father and brother, Donald.
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In loving memory of Molly
Gurovsky, our dear daughter
and sister, who left us on March
22, 1951.
Sadly missed by the entire
family.
Dr. Hersh-
man, a noted
scholar and
one of De-
troit's most be-
Dr. Hershman loved person-
alities, died April 6..He is sur-
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Billy
vived by three children, David
of Detroit; and RUth and Aiga, Rose, New York impressario,
disclosed he had reach a com-
of New York.
promise agreement with Ortho-
elements of Jerusalem who
Macmillan Evasive on ME dox
felt that some of the pieces
TalkS at Summit Meeting in the sculpture garden he has
LONDON, (JTA). -- Prime contributed to Israel might be
Minister Harold - Macmillan, re- in violation of the Biblical ban
plying to < a question in the on graven images.
Rose said that the com-
House Of Commans on whether
he 'would discuss at the May promise was based on the un-
derstanding that if any of the
summit meeting - the,
non-abstract items proved to be
East Situation, said it ad been
"too literal" they would be
agreed there would -not be a moved indoors and out of gen-
formal agenda.:
eral sight.
See Compromise
on Billy Rose's
Garden in. Israel
The Family of the Late
SARAH MAZER
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy
extended by _ relatives
and friends during the
family's recent bereave-
ment.
The Family of the Late
J EN N I_E
MAN DELBAUM
Of Blessed Memory
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres
sions of sympathy and
the generous charitable
contributions in h e r
name extended by rela-
tives and friends dur-
ing the family's recent
bereavement. Our spe-
cial thanks to Rabbi M.
Rothenberg, Rabbi J.
Hoberman and Rabbi
C. Grubner.
1,500 Attend Funeral
for Senator Neuberger
PORTLAND, ORE., (JTA ) —
More than 1,500 persons at-
tended funeral services at Tem-
ple Beth Israel for Sen. Richard
L. Neuberger, who died here
last week at the age of 47.
Many of the crowd, who could
not find roam inside the temple,
stood outside the building to
listen to the eulogies by Sen-
ate Majority Leader Lyndon
Johnson and other members of
the Senate and government.
Cantor David Katzman
And Children
gratefully acknowledge
the many expressions
of sympathy extended
by the officers and
membership of Congre-
gational B'nai Moshe
and friends in the De-
troit Jewish commu-
nity on the passing of
MRS. MIRIAM
KATZMAN
Their Beloved Wife
and Mother
In Beverly Hills, Calif.
OBITUARIES
Morris Gourwitz, a co-founder
and treasurer of the Lipson
Super Market chain, died sud-
denly March 12, in his home
at 13161 Kingston, Huntington
Woods.
Born in Poland, he had re-
sided in Detroit for 47 years.
He was a member of Cong.
Bnai David, Mosaic Lodge,
F.&A.M., Pisgah Lodge of Bnai
Brith and the Zionist Organiza-
tion of Detroit.
He leaves his wife, Sylvia; a
son, Bernard; a daughter, Mrs.
Irving Levitt; two brothers, Ya-
kov and Eleinallach, both • of
Israel; four sisters, Mrs. Abra-
ham Milshsteini also of • IS-
rael; Mrs. Max Lampert, Mrs.
Philip Lipson and Mrs. Julian
Lazarov, all of Detroit; and six
grandchildren.
ELLA BERGER, 19781 Mar- HARRY SCHNEIROV, 18413
lowe, died March 13. Survived Lindsay, died March 10. Serv-
by her husband, Max; a broth- ices and interment in Pitts-
burgh. He leaves a daughter,
er and a sister.
Mrs. Sam Reymer; four broth-
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ers, a sister and three grand-
KARL FEBER, 20415 Mark children,
Twain, died March 14. Survived
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by his wife, Goldie; a son, Dan-
SAMUEL TECHNER, 18950
ny; a brother and four sisters.
Stoepel, died March 11. He
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leaves his wife, Lena; three
ANNA KAPLAN ; 2903 Clem- sons, Manuel, Harry and Sey-
ents, died March 14. Survived mour; five daughters, Mrs.
by a son, Morris Kape, of Mon- Mollie Moss and Mrs. James
treal; four daughters, Mrs, Miller, of Los Angeles, Frances,
Louis Guss, Mrs. David Kaner, Of New York, Mrs. Morrey
Mrs. Abe Bolokofsky and Mrs. Rubin and Mrs. Jack Small;
Edward Warfield; 32 grandchil- 17 grandchildren and nine great
dren and 25 great grandchil: grandchildren,
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dren.
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GLORIA REIFLER, 19941
FRYMET KITTEL NEWMAN, Kentfield, died March 11. She
15825 Washburn, died March leaves her husband, William;
Justice Frumkin.Dies
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Fu- 14. Survived by a .son, Harry, two sons, Mark and Sanford;
neral services were held here of Akron, O.; two daughters, two daughters, Rebecca and
for Justice Gad Prumkin, for- Mrs. Charles Granat and Mrs. Nancy; her parents, Mr. and
mer member of the Supreme Morris Rosenberg, of Belrose, Mrs. Leo Rosenberg; her grand-
N.Y.; eight grandchildren and mother, Mrs. Fannie Rosen-
Court of Pal-
three great grandchildren.
berg, of Baltimore; a brother
estine , under
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and a sister. -
British Man-
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SAM KATZ, 21901 Whitmore,
datory Power,
Oak Park, died March 15. Sur-
JENNIE ZISMAN, 18231
and a member
vived by two sons, Philip and Ohio, died March 15. She leaves
of the board
Joseph; a daughter, Mrs. Alvin her husband, Joe; two sons,
of governors
Glazer; and six grandchildren. Irving Silver and Marvin;
of Hebrew
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three daughters, Mrs. Ben Bro-
University. He
DAVID
DOBKIN,
903
Farm-
die, Mrs. Mel Richman and
died March
er, died March 13. No survivors. Mrs. Harry Gold; two sisters
10, aged 72.
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and six grandchildren.
Justice
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LOUIS MENENBERG, 2979
Frumkin was
Blaine, died March 10. Survived
BEN
PERSIN,
13909 Pine-
the founder
by a son, Jack; three daughters, hurst, died March 12. He leaves
and president
Mrs. William Parnos, Mrs. Har- his wife, Esther; three sons,
of the Society
ry Goldstein and Mrs. Arthur Edwin, Harold and Frank; a
for Jewish
Beckwith, Farmington; and 11 daughter, Mrs. Abe Fishman; a
Jurisprudence,
grandchildren.
brother, two sisters and three
founder a n d
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grandchildren.
president of
FANNIE LEVITSKY, 2250
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the Friends of Frumkin
SAUL TREISMAN, 3760 W.
Hebrew University, president Highland, died March 10. Sur-
of the Israel Ibero American vived by her husband, Isadore; Chicago, died March 13. He
Institute, and former presi- two sons; Manuel and Morton; leaves his wife, Ida; a brother -
dent of the Bnai Brith Lodge a daughter, Mrs. Arnold Brain- and two sisters.
in Israel. Born and educated in; a brother and three grand-
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in Turkey, Justice Frumkin was children.
ISAAC LEVINE, 24011 Mor-
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also an authority on Ottoman
16.
CLARA SHUSTERMAN, itz, Oak Park, died March
s
law.
Rosenthal's Wife Dies
of Injuries in Crash
.
.
19177 Votrobeck Dr., died Mar. Survived by his wife, Anna;
two daughters, Mrs. Maurice J.
'12. Survived by a son, Marvin Lezell
and Mrs. Edward Levin;
M.; a daughter, Ruth; a brother,
two sisters and two grandchil- and five grandchildren.
dren.
Mrs. Albert Rosenthal, in
critical condition in a Los An-
DORA SHAPIRO, 14250 Ver-
geles hospital for a month fol- nOn, Oak Park, died March 12.
lowing an automobile accident, Survived by her husband, Isa-
died March 9 of injuries suf- I dore; three sons, William, Her-
fered in the crash. man and David; . a daughter,
Mrs. Rosenthal's husband, a Mrs. Morris Moss; and 11 grand-
founder of the Union Tire Co., children.
in Detroit, died instantly in the
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accident, which occurred on
PHILIP GREEN E, 15115
Feb. 9.
Miller, Oak 'Park, died March
Services and interment were 8. He leaves his wife, Evelyn;
in Los Angeles.
a brother and two sisters.
She is survived by two sons,
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Lawrence, of Hollywood, and
MAX KOGEN, 19477 Coyle,
David, of New Jersey; Mr. died March 8. He leaves his
Rosenthal's brother, Jack Rosen- wife, Jennie.
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thal, of Detroit; and three
grandchildren.
ANNA KELLMAN, 18071
Muirland, died March 9. She
Lankin', Famed as
leaves a son, Jacob; a daughter,
I Mrs. C. Julia, of New York; a
One-Armed Pianist, Dies
Isister and six grandchildren.
William Lankin, native De-
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troiter, who became famous as
SAMUEL H. GOLDSTEIN,
a one-armed piano player, died 1967 Ewald Circle, died March
in Los Angeles at the age of 50. 11. He leaves his wife, Ade-
He is survived by two sons, line; mother, Mrs. Lena Gold-
Harold and Seymour; three stein; three brothers and a
grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. sister.
Rachel Lankin; three brothers,
Samuel, Israel and A lex, and
two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Melnick
and Edith Lankin.
"Bill" Lankin was a pianist
Lowest Prices for Highest
in a night club. While in De- Quality
Granite and Outstanding
Designs
troit, he already became widely
known for his one-arm piano
DETROIT
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playing.
WORKS
As a youth he was one of the
first Young Judaeans in Detroit
2744 W. Davison cor. Lawton
and was popular in youth cir-
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Cemetery Memorials
Ira Kaufman Chapel, lnc.
DIRECTORS OF FUNERALS
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following departed
friends, with the
traditional M e mo -
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish and
studying of Mish-
noyes.
. Hebrew Civil
ADAR MAR.
19
20
Bessie Baskin
19
20
Hadassah Weine
Meyer Schwartz
Shraga F. J.
Applebaum
Leah Menuk
21
20
21
21
20
20
Harry Marwil
Leopold Hirsch
Abraham Dubrinsky
Abram Martin
Sadie Tzevine
Nathan Schecter
22
22.
22
22
22
22
21
21
21
21
21
21
Nathan Kane
Norman Fill
23
23
22
22
Abraham DeRoven 24
Jacob Weinschenk 24
23
23
Annie Katz
Shifra Freed
Alex Goldberg
Harry Ehrlich
Robert Levin
25
25
25
25
25
24
24
24
24
24
Jacob Fingeroot
Harry -Cooper
Charles Handler
Isaac August
26
26
26
26
25
25
25
25
Yeshiva Beth Yehuda
12305 Dexter
WE 1-0203
If death. should occur away
from home, just phone us and
we will make all arrangements
or transfer to Detroit.
31 -THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS —Friday, March 18, 1960
Businessman Slain
in Livernois Store