\) Death Takes Nobel Prize Winner,
James Franck; Opposed Nazi Laws
GOTTINGEN, Germany — Nobel
Prize-winner Dr. James Franck,
who aroused Nazi wrath in 1933
when he resigned from Gottingen
University as a protest to anti-
Jewish legislation, died May 22 at
age 81.
Dr. Franck shared the Nobel
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Mrs. Stella Fleischman
Dead at Age of 62
Mrs. Stella Fleischman, wife of
Arthur Fleischman, owner of the
Fleischman Carpet Co., died Sun-
day at age 62. Mrs. Fleischman,
1641 Strathcona, was a Detroit area
resident 42 years. She was born
in Russia.
She was a member of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek and its sisterhood,
United Hebrew Schools, Brandeis
University Association, Home Re-
lief Society, Hadassah and the
Founders Society.
Besides h e r husband, Mrs.
Fleischman leaves a son, Law-
rence, well known as an art col-
lector; and three grandchildren.
Fannie Rubinstein Dead
Fannie Rubinstein, widow of the
late Rabbi Nathan Rubinstein, died
Monday at age 80.
Mrs, Rubinstein, 11501 Petoskey,
is survived by eight children, Ian
of Elgin, Ill., Robert Larene, Will
Roberts of Flint, Mrs. Manuel Mer-
zon and Mrs. Myron Cole, both of
Detroit, Mrs. Jack Gordon of Madi-
son, Wis., Mrs. Bernard Zuppke
of Birmingham and Mrs. Morris
Blyveis of Grand Rapids; 17 grand-
children and 16 great-grandchil-
Mrs. Merzon and her husband,
an attorney, are active in Ortho-
dox circles here.
Prize-Winning Author,
Jacob Lemel, 63, Dies
BRUSSELS (JTA) — Jacob
Lemel, Jewish journalist and
author, died here Tuesday at age
63. He was the author of a book
on war memories which was
awarded the 1961 prize by Yad
Vashem in Israel, the archives of
the Nazi holocaust.
Honor Mrs. Wagner's Memory
Mrs. Siegfried Kramarsky, na-
tional president of Hadassah,
last week met with Mayor Robert
M. Wagner of New York to an-
nounce that Hadassah has estab-
lished a Youth Aliyah scholarship
in memory of his wife, the late
Susan Edwards Wagner.
The Family of the Late
BECKY GOLDBERG
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's r e c e n t be-
reavement.
Prize for physics in 1925. His stand-
ing was so high that when he re-
signed his professorship, his action
was attacked by Nazi scientists as
"sabotage" of the state.
When lie decided to leave Ger-
many, he had his gold Nobel
medal dissolved into powder,
which he brought to the United
States and had recast into a re-
production of the medal.
As a citizen of the United States,
Dr. Franck helped develop the
atomic bomb. He was physics
emeritus at the University of Chi-
cago and lectured at several other
universities.
The Pulitzer Prize which he
shared with Dr. Gustav Hertz, an-
other German, was awarded for
their work on the ionization poten-
tial of gases.
Dr. Franck was to have received
an honorary degree at Duke Uni-
versity next month. At the time of
his death, he was visiting Gottin-
gen, the university town where he
had achieved fame and which
made him an honorary citizen in
1953.
Egyptian Speaks in Australia;
Menzies Plans Israel Visit
MELBOURNE (J T A) — Ali
Sabri, Egyptian President Nasser's
foreign adviser, arrived in Can-
berra on his 15-nation mission to
seek support for Arab opposition
to Israel's National Water Carrier
Project.
His appearance in Australia was
his fourth stop. He has already
visited Cambodia, Thailand and
Burma, and said that the Arab case
had been received "with percep-
tion" only by Cambodia and Burma.
He said he plans to present to
Australian Prime Minister Robert
Menzies the view that Israel's posi-
tion in the Middle East is an "ag-
gressive one," and that the Arab
countries have decided to thwart
Israel's plans to tap the Jordan
River by "diverting the headwa-
ters of the river."
Australian newspapers noted
that the prime minister has al-
ready indicated his views toward
Israel by scheduling a visit to Is-
rael on June 16, the first such trip
by an Australian prime minister.
Leading Catholic Paper
in Belgium Reports on
Plight of Soviet Jews
BRUSSELS (JTA)—Libre Bel-
gique, the most important Catholic
newspaper in Brussels, today pub-
lished a three-column, front-page
article reporting on the plight of
Jews in the USSR and Soviet anti-
Semitic policies. The article also
sharply denounced discrimination
against Jews as an ethnic group and
pointed to the signs of a "neo-
Judaism" of the young generation
which, the paper said, shows the
existence of a "new Jewish con-
science" stronger than persecutions
and vexations.
In Loving and Blessed
Memory of Our Beloved
Husband, Father, Grand-
father and Great-Grand-
father,
LOUIS MARGOLIS
The Family of the Late
JESSE JOHNSON
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.
who passed away two
years ago, May 30, 1962.
His beloved memory will
always be our inspiration.
Sadly missed and always
remembered by his wife,
Lilly; the children, grand-
children and great-grand-
children.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 29, 1964
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Dr. M. J. Kimelman
Former Detroiter,
Dies Suddenly
Dr. Maurice J. Kimelman
(Jack), formerly of Detroit pas-
sed away suddenly, May 21, at his
home. He was born in Canada
and was a resident of Los Angeles
for the past nine years.
He was a captain in the United
States Army in World War II, and
post-World War II, and a charter
member and past president of in-
ternational board of Phi Kappa
Phi. He was on the clinical staff of
Orthodontics at U.S.C., active in the
Society of Dentistry for Children,
the Valley District Dental Society,
the Optimist Club, Masons, Zionist
Organization of America. Division
chairman for two years of the
United Jewish Welfare Fund, he
was a Key Man, and active in the
Boy Scouts of America and Jewish
Big Brothers.
He is survived by his wife,
Selma; three children, Debbie,
Julie, and David, his mother, Mrs.
Fannie Kimelman, and a sister,
Minnie Pershing of Detroit. (His
first wife was the late Susan Gar-
vett Kesler, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler).
Services • were conducted Sun-
day at Eden Memorial Park
Chapel, with entombment at Eden
Memorial. Park Mausoleum, under
the direction of the Groman
Mortuary.
The family prefers contributions
to Alpha Omega Fraternity for the
Israeli Dental School, 22441 Califa,
Woodland Hills, Calif.
David Shaver Succumbs;
Late Morris Schaver's
Brother Was of St. Louis
Former Detroiter David Shaver,
brother of the late Morris Schaver,
died May 12 in Binghamton, N.Y.,
where he was on a visit.
Mr. Shaver, who lived in St. Louis
25 years until his death at age 61,
was a founder and owner of Clean
Right Coverall Co. He was a part-
ner with his brother, Nat Shever.
With his brother Morris, Mr.
Shaver helped build several insti-
tutions in Israel and the United
States. He was born in Warsaw and
came to Detroit from Europe in
1920.
Besides his brother Nat, Mr.
Shaver leaves his wife Esther; a
son, Richard; a daughter, Judy; and
a sister Mrs. Morris (Molly) Pack,
all of St. Louis. Among other rela-
tives, including nieces and nephews,
Mr Shaver leaves a cousin in De-
troit, Morris Dorn.
OBITUARIES
JENNIE HORNSTEIN of Brook-
lyn died May 21. Survived by hus-
band, Max; a son, Melvin H. of
Oak Park; and a daughter, Mrs.
Irwin (Beatrice) Arden of Paw-
tucket, R.I.; two sisters, three
brothers, four grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
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HY DONOFSKY of Kingsford,
formerly of Detroit, died May 23.
Survived by wife, Frances; a son,
Charles; a daughter, Heidi; moth-
er, Mrs. Hilda Donofsky; one sis-
ter and one brother. Interment
Marinette, Wis.
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RUBIN FRUMKIN, 3380 Col-
lingwood, died May 23. Survived
by wife, Ella; two sons, Sidney
and Marvin of New York; and a
daughter, Mrs. Harold (Anne)
Black.
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AARON MELINSKY, 2258 Cal-
vert, died May 21. He leaves a son,
Jack W. Milen; two daughters,
Mrs. Felix (Betty) Green and Mrs.
Milton (Fae) Prag; one brother,
one sister, seven grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
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FRANK (A BR AHA M) NUS-
BAUM, 18034 Ardmore, died May
26. Survived by wife, Eva; two sons,
Harry Nelson and Saul; three
daughters, Mrs. Harry (Dora)
Weintraub, Mrs. Ralph (Sylvia)
Posner and Lilly of Boston; two
brothers, one sister and eight
grandchildren.
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REBECCA SLEEPER, 13101
Albany, Oak Park, died May 25.
Survived by husband, Solomon;
two daughters, Mrs. Milford Molo-
dofsky and Mrs. Sheldon Schwartz;
mother, Mrs. Mollie Plotnisky
Greenbaum; four brothers, three
sisters and seven grandchildren.
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PHILLIP GELLMAN, 2445 Rich-
ton, died May 27. Survived by a
son, Ben Gillman of N. Miami
Beach; two daughters, Mrs. Albert
(Bertha) Ginsburg of Chicago and
Mrs. Sadie Gorback of N. Miami
Beach; one sister and six grand-
children.
WILLIAM SCHULMAN, 4016
Burlingame, died May 20. Survived
by a son, Marvin; two daughters,
Mrs. Calvin (Marion) Burkow and
Mrs. Irvin (Rachel) Wagenberg;
two brothers, one sister and seven
grandchildren.
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HARRY ERLICH, 21931 Whit-
more, Oak Park, died May 14. Sur-
vived by a son, Sam; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Louis (Edith) Rose and
Mrs. Edward (Helen) Kamienny;
10 grandchildren and four great-
grand children.
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FRANCES J. MILLER, 843 Whit-
more, died May 20. She leaves her
husband, John T.; a daughter, Mrs.
Robert (Marian) Walters; and one
grandchild.
Port Huron Businessman
Jack J. Weiss Dead
Port Huron businessman Jack J.
Weiss, a former Detroiter, died
May 22 at age 59.
Mr. Weiss owned Arden's Ap-
parel, Inc., a women's apparel
store, and lived in Port Huron 20
Photographer Eric Bennett years after moving from Detroit.
He was born in New York City.
Succumbs at Age 61
He is survived by his wife,
Photographer Eric Bennett died
May 23 at age 61. Mr. Bennett, Blanche; a son, Martin; a brother,
a sister and one grandchild.
18680 Cherrylawn, owned a studio
here for 18 years.
Born in Germany, he fled to
MONUMENTS
Cuba in 1939 and came to Detroit
See
SAMUEL
GORLICK
two years later. He was a member
at the old and reliable
of Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim and
SHELDON GRANITE CO.
the national and state photograph-
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Mr. Bennett leaves his wife
For Over 60 Years
Gisela; two daughters, Carol and
Margie; and a brother, Ralph.
ALFRED FOX
Brother of the late
ROCHEL CHECHIK
Who died in Argentina in
1964, being sought by rela-
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Abraham Dubin
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Ida Goldman
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William Cohen
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Louis Gelfund
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Norman Egren
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Brocha R. Greenberg
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Rebecca Glazer
21
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Louis Aronoff
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Moses Weingarden
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Isaac Rosenthal
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Ida Cohen
Jacob B. Shlain
Albert Pritz
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Morris Stoller
Bertha Cossman
Isadore Glattstein
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Sarah Fantich
Henry Weinbaum
Charles Usher
Mollie Glegon
Jacob Surowitz
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Robert Bennett
Isadore Diamond
Sarah Feigelman
Doris Greenstein
llko Liebman
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Leo Gruenebaum
Nathan Lewis
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