William Boesky,
Restaurateur,
Succumbs at 63

William Davis, 60-year grocer,
died Friday, the victim of a
gunman's bullets in his store at
William Boesky, cofounder
11714 Dexter. A clerk reported and president of the Brass Rail
Mr. Davis was shot when he Chop House and one of the
attempted to jump the holdup brother team who operated the
original Boesky's delicatessen
man.
on Dexter and Collingwood,
Mr. Davis, a native of Poland,
died Monday at age 63.
came to America in 1930 and
Born in Russia, Boesky lived
had lived in Detroit for 22
in
Detroit 52 years.
years.
Besides active membership
He lived with his wife, in restaurant and caterers as-
Esther, and a son Ralph. 25, a sociations, Boesky, of 333
social worker, at 13641 Dexter. Covington, belonged to Shaa-
He had operated the market rey Zedek Synagogue, Knights
since 1958, and before that ran of Pythias, Jewish Welfare
a grocery store at Euclid and Board and the Roundtable of
John R. for many years. Mr.
Christians and Jews. He also
Davis also is survived by one
was a member of the Detroit
brother and one sister.
Historical Society, Chrisis Club
He had fled his native Poland of Detroit and Town and
to escape Nazi persecution. Country Club.
Hoping to start college this
He was honored in October
year, Mr. Davis wasdue at , 1961 b y Mayor .Louis Miriani,
Wayne State University this I who proclaimed "Bill Boesky
Saturday to take his entrance Day" for his many activities in
exams.
behalf of the community. Also
at that time, Boesky was re-
cipient of an award by the
American Guild of Variety
The Family of the Late
Artists for his assistance in
DAVID MARK
building a home for show peo-
Announces the unveil-
ple. He founded the Michigan
ing of a monument in
Ave. Brass Rail in 1936, and
his memory 12:30 p.m.
moved to the Adams St. loca-
Sunday, March 15 at
tion in 1941.
Cloverhill Park Ceme-
He leaves his wife, Helen; a
tery. Rabbi Syme will
son, Ivan; a daughter, Mrs. Ger-
officiate. Relatives and
ald (Suzanne) Davis; four broth-
friends are asked to at-
ers, Saul, Abe, Harry and Sam;
tend.
a sister, Mrs. Rose Seben; and
two grandchildren.

The Family of the Late

JACK
ANSTANDIG

Announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in
his memory 1 p.m.
Sunday, March 8, at
Beth Tefilo Emanuel
Tikvah Cemetery.
Rabbi Levin will of-
ficiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to
attend.

The Family of the Late

JOSEPH
SCHWARCZ

Announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in
his memory 1 p.m. Sun-
day, March 8, at Chesed
shel Emes Cemetery.
Rabbi Arm and Cantor
Bermanis will officiate.
Relatives and friends
are asked to attend.

The Family of the Late

DAVID H. MALL

Announces the unveil-
ing of a monument\ in
his memory 12 noon
Sunday, March 15, at
Cloverhill Park Ceme-
tery, Sec. 19-C, Lot 371.
Rabbi Groner and Can-
tor Frankel will of-
ficiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to
attend.

Treblinka Monument
to Be Opened May 10

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

LONDON—A national monu-
ment at the Treblinka concen-
tration camp, where 800,000
Jews were murdered by the
Nazis, will be formally opened
May 10, it was reported here
Wednesday from Warsaw.
A meeting of the national
committee for the monument
was told that the sum of 8 mil-
lion zloti ($336,000) was con-
tributed by various public
bodies for the monument.
Members of the committee
included Polish military, po-
litical and social organiza-
tions from all parts of the
world. The monument, which
is shaped like a mausoleum,
carries the following inscrip-
tion:
"On this site, between July
1942 and August 1943, stood a
Hitlerian extermination camp
where 800.000 Jews from Po-
land, the Soviet Union, Czecho-
slovakia, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria,
France, Belgium, Germany and
Greece were done to death.
"On Aug. 2, 1943, the surviv-
ing inmates in the camp re-
volted. The revolt was ruth-
lessly and bloodily suppressed
by the Hitlerian executioners.
Two kilometers from here, the

OBITUARIES

MORRIS W I L S 0 N, 3711 CHARLES SAUL KLEIN, ROSE BAKST, 476 Aylmer,
Webb, died Feb. 27. Survived 19985 Brentwood, Livonia, died Windsor, died Feb. 23. Survived
by wife, Celia; a son, Michael; Feb. 28. He leaves his wife, by husband, Sewel; three sons,
one brother, three grand- Sandra; two sons, Lawrence and Dave of Windsor, Louis and
children and three great-grand- Scott; a daughter, Leslie; his Philip of Oak Park; one sister
children. mother, Mrs. Samuel Klein; one and 10 grandchildren.
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brother and one sister.
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DAVID L. VELICK, 19979
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LIZZIE
FLEISCHER,
20290
Ward, died March 4. He leaves
CYRUS VINICK, 361 Coving- Briarwood Court. Southfield.
his wife, Dorothy; a son, Ste- ton, died Feb. 28. He leaves his died March 4. She leaves three
phen; his mother, Mrs. Max
wife, Rose. daughters, Mrs. Lee (Esther)
(Sarah) Velick; and one sister.
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Segal, Mrs. Maurice (Gladys)
* * *
JACK LEWIS, Royal Palm Levine, and Mrs. Aaron (Jean)
SARA RIMAR, 18240 Indiana, Hotel, died Mar. 1. He leaves no Barr; and five grandchildren.
died Feb. 27. She leaves her survivors.
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husband, Harry; two daughters,
MINNIE WIZEL, 24641 Gard-
Mrs. Mark (Gussie) Shanker and
REGINA LIEBERMAN. 20160 ner. Oak Park, died March 1.
Mrs. Stuart (Bella) C. Komi- Stansbury, died Feb. 26. Sur- Survived by a son, Lawrence;
nars; and two grandchildren.
vived by a son, Bernard; a
three daughters, Mrs. Harold
daughter, Mrs. George (Rose)
(Virginia) Weingarden, of Red-
Joseph;
one
brother
and
two
Two Eichmann Aides grandchildren.
ondo Beach, Calif., Mrs. Murray
(Rose) Barshay and Mrs. Julius
Under Investigation
(Freda) Kremberg, both of
LILLIAN BLUESTEIN, 15101 Brooklyn, N. Y.; one brother,
Two former members of the
Gestapo, suspected of having Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park, died nine grandchildren and one
served with Eichmann, are now March 5. Survived by her hus- great grandchild.
under investigation by the West band, Joseph; her mother, Mrs.
* * *
German authorities. They are Rose Spitzer; two brothers and DR. JOHN H. SELMAN, 2739
Carl Willi Becher and Paul two sisters.
: Heathfield, Birmingham, died
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Enders.
; March 1. He leaves his wife,
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Sor
The World Jewish Congress ESTHER SWEET,
- IIda: a son, Dr. Robert; a daugh-
in New York has received an rento, died March 2. She leaves I ter, Nancy Jean; one brother,
appeal from a West German two sons, Hy and Sam; a daugh-Ithree sisters and two grandchil-
prosecutor for help in - locating ter, Mrs. Louis (Tillie) Parzen; I dren.
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witnesses who may recall the nine grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
activities of these two men.
* * *
Becher and Enders had the I
rank of Untersturmfuehrer (sec_ I HENRY NOGRADY, 18987
and lieutenant) and served in Santa Barbara, died Feb. 26.
Czechoslovakia, principally in Survived by two nephews, John
the Prague area, in 1940. Becher and Frank Nogrady of New
is believed to be about 55 years York; two nieces, Mrs. Morton
During the coming
of age and Enders about 60.
week Yeshiva Beth
Gale and Mrs. Sidney Kaplan
Yehuda will observe
Both are suspected of having of New York.
the Yahrzeit of the
served on the staffs of Eich-
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following departed
mann and Rajakowitsch and of FREIDA GOTTLIEB, 22161
friends, w i t h the
having cooperated in the de- I Morton. Oak Park, died Feb. 27.
traditional Memorial
portation of Czech Jews.
Survived by two daughters,
Prayers, recitation of
There are further charges Mrs. Bessie Belenson and Ida
Kaddish and study-
against Enders who for a time Gottlieb.
ing of Mishnayes.
held the rank of an officer in
* * *
Hebrew Civil
the Nazi Criminal Police and
Ada r Mar.
LUCY COHEN, 20087 Hey-
Abraham Deroven
was involved in the preparation den, died March 3. She leaves
24
8
Jacob Weinschenk
24
8
of deportations from Vienna, her husband, Irving; two sons,
Jessie Berris
25
Budapest and Italy. He is re-
9
Stewart and Ronald; a daugh-
Anna Katz
25
9
ported to have personally ac-
Ephraim Cohn
25
9
ter, Marlene; her mother, Mrs.
Alex Goldberg
companied the transports of
25
9
Sarah Kaplan
deportees to Auschwitz. Simon (Sarah) Pavlowsky; one
25
9
Robert Levin
25
9
one sister.
Shifra Freed
Eyewitness to the activities brother and *
25
9
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Harry Ehrlich
25
9
of these two men or anyone
SARAH
LEMER,
18251
Grig-
1
Charles Handler
who knows those able to give
26
10
Isaac August
26
10
evidence should get in touch gs, died March 1 Survived by
Harry Cooper
26
10
with the Institute of Jewish Af • two sons, Irving J. and Edward,
Jacob Fingeroot
26
10
fairs at the World Jewish Con- one brother, two sisters and
Tzeitel Schmidel
27
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gress, 15 84th St., New York. tws_grandchildren.
Leo I. Friedlaender
27
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WE REMEMBER
71-1=re -117x

188 Israel Hebrew Teachers
Place in U.S. Jewish Schools
As part of the program of the
Jewish Agency for Israel to
meet the critical shortage of
teachers of Hebrew in the
United States, 188 Hebrew tea-
chers from Israel - were placed
in Jewish schools throughout
the United States in 1963. These
teachers were placed in 108
schools in 61 communities in
twenty states throughout the
country.
This program, carried out in
Hitlerites murdered 10,000 peo- i cooperation with the Israel Min-
gle in a forced labor camp."
• istry of Education and the
American Association for Jew-
Nurses Stage Strike
ish Education, has expanded
year since it was inaugur-
at Hadassah Hospital 'every
ated in 1957 with the placement
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
of ten teachers. The great in-
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM—Two hundred creases have come in the past
Hadassah Hospital nurses staged three years with 136 placements
a 24-hour warning strike Tues- in 1961, 166 in 1962 and 188 for
day over demands for various the current academic year.
fringe benefits. The strike was
not authorized by Histadrut,
Israel's Labor Federation.

Israel's Poultry Consumption
Israel ranks first in the world
in the per capita consumption
of poultry which last year ex-
ceeded 50 pounds per person.

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39-THE DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS—Frid ay, March 6, 1964

Grocer William Davis
Is Victim of Holdup