Mickey J. Woolf and Wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Shacket Die in
Plane Crash; Funerals Today
Charles Silk Dead at 93
Charles Silk, a long-time resi-
dent of Detroit and co-founder
of the Army-Navy Goods Store
before the Depression, died July
17 at the age of 73.
Mr. Silk, 9327 Cloverlawn,
came to Detroit 38 years ago
from McKees Rocks, Pa., where
he was president of the Bull
Moose Order, a fraternal or-
ganization. He also formed the
first organization to hold religious
services there.
Originally from Poland, Mr.
Silk came to the United States
at the age of 21. After sending
for his six brothers and sisters,
he was head of the family, spend-
ing a number of years in Balti-
more, Md. (His first teacher of
English was Henrietta Szold,
founder of Hadassah.)
Mr. Silk leaves a son Herbert
of New York; three daughters,
Inez, Mrs. Morris Mendelson and
Mrs. Lewis Gurwin; eight grand-
children and 11 great grand-
children.
OBITUARIES
ROSE GREENBERG, 3709
DORA LEVY, 18975 Fairfield,
Richton, died July 19. Survived died July 17. She leaves two
by two sons, Carl and Harry; brothers, Abraham and Harry
four daughters, Shirley, Mrs. Fineberg; one sister, Mrs. Leon
Dorothy Garvin of Los Angeles, Goldberg; three grandchildren
Calif, Mrs. Carl (Tracey) Die- and two great-grandchildren.
ner and Mrs. Hyman (Freda)
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Rosenblatt; one sister, eight
TILLIE
LIPOWITZ,
2925
grandchildren and six great Monterey, died July 16. Survived
grandchildren.
by her husband Jack; two sons,
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Gerger of Houston, Tex.
JACOB ISRAEL AICHEN- Irving
and Gerald Gerger; a daughter
BAUM, 15351 James, Oak Park, Mrs.
Harry (Sylvia) Brown; three
died July 14. He leaves his brothers
and two sisters, all of
wife, Ray; a son Milton; four Richmond, Va.; and eight grand-
daughters, Mrs. D. Novitz, Mrs. children.
Sol Babbush, Mrs. William Beh-
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rens and Mrs. Berman Lipson;
MAXWELL. BERLIN, 14940
two brothers; eight grandchildren Septo, Sepulvedo, Calif., for-
and five great grandchildren. merly of California, died July
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18. Survived by his wife, Sadie;
BARNEY GOUF F, 11501 four sons, Julius of Pacoima,
Petoskey, died July 12. He Calif., Alvin of Canoga Park,
leaves his wife, Sophie; two Calif., Lawrence of Sepulveda,
sons, Nathan and Albert; three and Stanley; two daughters,
daughters, Mrs. Philip Einstan- Mrs. Sam (Freda) Tencer and
dig, Mrs. Samuel Wagner and Mrs. Louis (Marion) Cassar of
Mrs. William Surath of Bay Arleta, Calif.; one brother, four
City; two brothers; nine grand- sisters, 19 grandchildren and
children -and one great grandson. seven great-grandchildren. In-
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terment, California.
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DAVID CURTI S, 19350
RUBEN KARTZMAN, 20441
Tracey, died July 13. He leaves
his wife, Sarah; two daughters, Cheyenne, died July 17. Survived
Mrs. Jack Gold and Mrs. Jules by his wife Dora; a son Irving;
Kaplan; three brothers and five five daughters, Mrs. Marty Kobin,
Mrs. Louis Shulak, Mrs. Samuel
grandchildren.
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Dictor, Mrs. Henry Goldsmith
BARNETT GOLD, 15286 Mil- and Mrs. Philip Edelheit; a sister
ler Rd., Oak Park, died July 13. in Scotland; 12 grandchildren
He leaves three sons, Sam, Jack and seven great grandchildren.
and Morris; two daughters, Mrs.
Marvin Greenberg and Mrs.
Morris Ziegelman; two sisters;
11 grandchildren and 11 great-
grandchildren.
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JENNIE MALTZ, 19761 Mur-
During the coming
ray Hill, died July 15. She
week Yeshiva Beth
leaves her husband, George;
Yehuda will observe
two sons, Jack and Gordon;
the Yahrzeit of the
two brothers; six sisters and
following departed
three grandchildren.
friends, with the
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traditional M e mo -
rial Prayers, recita-
FRITZ LANGER, 14865
tion of Kaddish and
Mendota, died July 14. Survived
by a son, Eric; a daughter,
yes.
Mrs. Stanley Sachs of Brooklyn,
N.Y.; a sister and two grand-
children.
AV July
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Ethel Rosenbaum
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FANNIE FISCHE R,
Louis Sem
Anita Ru
Richto •... ied July 12. Sur ed
Murray
0 sons,
and r nk;
Information Sought
Isaac
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Harry
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About Two Israelis
Sarah
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Arrested in Spain
s. Joseph Klei
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to
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The Jewish News
Calif.; a b
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Charles Kogan
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PARIS — Israeli con lar au-
great grand- Ruth Jeanette Arbit 11
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thorities in France h e asked
the Jewish communit in Bar-
Max Blinder
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25
Joseph M. Seigle
12
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celona to investigate t
legal
Max Cohen
12
25
situation of two Israeli
Anna Sturman
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MONUMENTS
arrested in Spain.
Bertha Elias
13
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The Israeli consular request to
Jennie Abrams
13
26
Max Ettinger'-'
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the Barcelona Jewish community,
which included a suggestion that
Albert S. Thav
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Max Reisman
14
27
a visit be arranged if possible
to Israeli journalist Tzvi Aldouby
Minnie Ha rnick
15
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Dora Lupiloff
and his companion, was made be-
15
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Joseph Engelberg
15
28
cause Israel and Spain have no
Stanley Orloff
15
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diplomatic or consular relations.
Ben Pupko
15
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According to reports reaching
Manual Urbach 6 Son
Yeshiva Beth Yehuda
Paris, the two men have not yet
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appeared before a magistrate nor
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have the Spanish officials dis-
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closed their place of detention
which was believed to be in
southern Spain. It was reported
earlier they were arrested in a
MONUMENTS
car at the Spanish border.
FOR ALL JEWISH CEMETERIES BY
A shocked community learned Chesapeake, 0., at 9:30 a.m. The
Wednesday night of the death, crash occurred just about that
in an air crash that morning, of time- on a hill, water-soaked as a
Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. (Mickey) . result of a heavy rain, across the
Woolf, of 17190 Stoepel, and Mr. Ohio River from Huntington, W.
and Mrs. Ben Shacket, of 18000 Va. Before sliding into the hill,
Roselawn.
the plane struck and slightly
Joint funeral services for the damaged a house nearby.
Woolfs will be held at Kaufman's
Shacket was head of a con-
Chapel at 1 p.m. today. Joint struction company bearing his
services for the Shackets will ,be name. He had developed many
held' at Kauf-
large building projects in Detroit.
man's at 10
o'clock . this
morning.
Surviving the
Woolfs are
their children,
Bonnie, 18, and
Leonard, 15;
(Unveiling announcements may
be inserted by mailing or by call-
their parents,
ing The Jewish News office, VE
Mr. and Mrs.
8-9364. Written announcements
must be accompanied by the
Julius Woolf
name and address of th person
of Miami and Woolf
making the insertion. There is a Yiddish Writer Chaim
standing charge of $3.00 for an un-
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Schwartz; veiling
notice, measuring an inch
Gutman Dead at 74
Woolf's brother and sister, Rob- in depth.)
MIAMI BEACH, (JTA) —
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ert Woolf of Coral Gables, Flor-
The family of the late Chaim Gutman, Yiddish writer
ida, and Mrs. Ben Solop of Brook-
lyn, N.Y, ' —
Charles Paul Druker announces and satirist, known under his
pen name as "Der Lebediger,"
Surviving the Shackets are the unveiling of a monument died here Tuesday at the age of
their children, Gary, 19, Elaine, in his memory 11 a.m. Sunday, 74. He was a member of the
15, and Stephen, 13; Mr. Shack- July 23, at Machpelah Ceme- editorial staff of the Day-Morn-
et's mother, Mrs. Katy Shacket, tery. Rabbi Agress will offi- ing Journal in New York since
and brothers, David, Maurice and ciate. Relatives and friends are 1953.
Al; Mrs. Shacket's parents, Mr. asked to attend.
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and Mrs. Albert Klavons, and
Sklarsky Dies at 72
brothers, Louis and Marvin Kla-
The family of 'the late Mrs.
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Moshe
vons.
Anna Balaniut announces the
Shmuel Sklarsky, well-known
Mickey Woolf was one of unveiling of a monument in her Yiddish book publisher, died at
memory
11
a.m.
Sunday,
July
Michigan's best known enter-
the age of 72. Born in Lithuania,
tainers and orchestra band 23, at Beth Abraham Cemetery. he came here in 1907 and, for
leaders. He had participated in Rabbi Halpern will officiate. many years, had been one of
many hundreds of functions Relatives and friends are asked the most active advocates of
during the past 20 years, and to attend.
Jewish literature in general, as
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- his rendition of popular songs
well as a patron of Jewish
The family of the late Alter Z. poetry.
as well as Yiddish and Hebrew
melodies endeared him to this Katcher announces the unveiling
community.
of a monument in his memory 11
A. Kestenbaum Dies
The Woolfs had been invited a.m. Sunday, July 23, at Chesed Dr.
Dr. Alfred Kestenbaum, noted
to join the Shackets for a tide shel Emes Cemetery. Rabbi Spiro
in their private plane. They left will officiate. Relatives and New York ophthalmologist and
a lifelong Zionist, died Monday
for Florida on Sunday morning friends are asked to attend.
at
the age of 71.
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and were to have returned on
Tuesday. They left Jacksonville
CARD OF THANKS .
The family of the late .JacOb
at 6 p.m. Tuesday but telephoned Horowitz announces the unveil-
The family of the late Henry
to their homes that night that ing of a monument in his mem Simon acknowledges with grate
they would be back the next day. ory 1 p.m. Sunday, July 30 at ful appreciation the many kind
They took off about 7 a.m. Chesed shel Emes Cemetery, expressions of sympathy extend-
Wednesday from Brunswick, Ga. Pinsker Society Plot. Rabbi ed by relatives and friends dur-
The Federal Aviation Agency re- Homnick will officiate. Rela- ing the family's recent bereave-
ported that Shacket tried to land tives and friends are asked to ment.
his plane at a private airport at attend.
Monument
Unveilings
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In Loving Memory of
JENNIE
NEWBERGE
Dear wife and m er,
who left us on 20,
1956. Sa ly . ed and
lovingly e i i bered by
her hu • d, Nathan,
and da ghters, Mar-
jorie and Mrs. Abner
C. Rosenzweig.
IN MEMORIAM
The Hannah Schloss
Old Timers
mourns the passing of
one of its distinguished
members
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The family of the late Sam
Stocker announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in his mem-
ory 10:30 a.m. Sunday, July 30
at Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
Rabbi Segal will officiate. Rela-
tives and friends are asked to
attend.
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The family of the late Rose
Grossman announces the un-
veiling of a' monument in her
memory 11 a.m. Sunday, July
30, at the Zomas Tomashover
Section of Workmen's Circle
Cemetery.
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