Elliot Kaufman Dies; Was School Principal

OBITUARIES

FANNIE KATZMAN, 13283 S.
Norfolk, died Nov. 16. She leaves
two sons, Saul and Gerald Parker;
two daughters, Mrs. Leo (Laura)
Wise and Mrs. Mo r r is (Ruth)
Sofen of Kalamazoo; one brother,
one sister, 11 grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. -
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HYMAN SCHWARTZ, 18675 Lit-
tlefield, died Nov. 19. Survived by
his wife, Mina; two sons, Milton
and Robert; a daughter, Mrs. Bur-
ton (Esther) Borden; one sister
and three grandchildren.
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HARRY JOSEPH, 19155 Cherry-
lawn, died Nov. 20. Survived by
his wife, Sally; two sons, Jay and
Murray of Phoenix; two asters,
five grandchildren and six great-
grandchildren. •
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SAMUEL WARNICK, Lake-
worth, Fla., died Nov. 21. Surviv-
ed by his wife, Ida; three sons
Sidney, Alan and Irving; a dau-
ghter, Mrs. Milton (Hilda) Aug-
ust; three brothers, two sisters and
13 grandchildren.

SOPHIE PERIPSKY, 11501 Pe-

toskey, died Nov. 20. She leaves
four daughters, Mrs. Albert (Lil-
lian) Kane, Mrs. Dena Turken, Mrs.
Aaron (Phyllis) Yampolsky and
Sylvia Perry; one sister, three
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child.

three great-grandchildren. Inter-
ment Flint.

The Family of the Late

ROSE WILLIS

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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.

Detroiter, of Los Angeles, died

Oct. 16. Survived by a son. Mar-
-yin of Los Angeles: a daughter.
Mrs. Herbert (Esther) Abugow;
and three grandchildren.

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ABRAHAM BERMAN. 2337 W.
Grand Blvd., died Nov. 23. He

In Memoriam

In cherished memory of Sophie
Gladstone, my beloved mother,

The Family of the Late

As long as life and memory last
I alWays will remember thee.

Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of symp-
athy extended by relatives
and friends during the
family's recent bereave-
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To God's reward of joy and peace
None can fill your vacant place .
God only knows how you are
missed at the end of 11 sad years

HYMAN
ZIMBERG

by your son, Arthur.

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SEYMOUR
TILCHIN

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.

The Family of the Late

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Martin (Evelyn) Burrows; t w o
brothers, two sisters and 12 grand-
children. Interment Kerhonkson.
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MAX EMERMAN, 2250 14th St.,

died Nov. 23. He leaves a daugh-
ter, Illene; one brother and two
sisters.
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HENRY ABRAMOVITZ. former

JOSEPH A.- BURG

who passed away Nov. 30, .1953
, 23 days in Kislev).
You are not forgotten dear
mother,
Nor will you ever be;

JOSEPH SMOLER, 13301 Dart-
mouth, Oak • Park, died Nov. 20.
Survived by his wife Sonia; a son,
Eugene; one brother, one sister
and three grandchildren.

MITZIE WINKELMAN APPLE-
BAUM, former Detroiter, of Los
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Angeles, died Nov. 22. Survived by
SAM WOLFSON, 20811 Gardner, a son, Jordan Miller of Beverly
Oak Park, died Nov. 18. Survived Hills; three brothers, one sister
by his wife, Esther; three sons, and three grandchildren.
Seymour, Jerome and Barry; a
L I LL I A N WEISSMAN, 22020
daugbter, Francine; three sisters
Stratford, Oak Park, died Nov. 18.
and three grandchildren.
She leaves- her husand, Milo; a son,
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Alan Kahn; two brothers and one
JOSEPH LIPMAN, 12011 Oak sister.
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Park Blvd., Oak Park, died Nov.
19. Survived by his wife, Sylvia;
JOSEPH J. BURMAN, 18254 San
a son, Arthur; a daughter, Mrs. Juan, died Nov. 22.; He leaves his
Oscar (Charlotte) Tuttleman; two wife, Rael, a daughter, Mrs. Har-
brothers, one sister and four grand- old (Elaine) Gross; one sister and
children.
three grandchildren.
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GUSSIE B I E R, Kerhonkson,
CLARA PACERNICK, former
--Detroiter of Flint, died Nov. 14. N.Y., died Nov. 20. She leaves two
Survived by four sons, Joseph and sons, Lawrence and Max; three
Rubin, both of Flint, David and daughters. Mrs. Benjamin (Sylvia)
Edward; a daughter, Mrs. Bessie Glicksman of Farmington, Mrs. Ed-
Ring; seven grandchildren and ward (Anita) Wallin and Mrs.

The Family of the Late

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in her
Memory 1:30 p.m. Sunday,
Dec. 13, at Chesed steel
Eines Cemetery. Rabbi
GorreUck will officiate.
Relatives and friends are
asked to attend.

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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.

lea•es,a son, Charles S.; a sister.
Mrs. Joseph (Rose) Bassin; and
three grandchildren.
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ABRAHAM KAUFMAN, 3770 W.
Boston. died Nov. 23. Survived by
two sons. Isadore and Joseph: one
sister, five grandchildren and seven
great-grandch ildren.
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LILLIE ZEITMAN. 17325 Wash-
burn, died Nov. 22. Survived by
her husband. Dave: a daughter,
Mrs. Herbert (Annette) Tischler of

the Bronx; one brother and two

grandchildren.
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GERALDINE GREENWALD,
20221 Evergreen. died Nov. 24.
Survived by her husband. Frank: a
son. David: a daughter. Elissa; four
brothers and three sisters.

Dr. Joseph 131eier Dead;
Was Detroit Physician

Dr. Joseph Bleier, prominent
Detroit physician, died Monday at
age 71. He had a private practice
at 7504 Dexter.

Dr. Bleier, 18424 Muirland, was
a member of Temple Beth El, the
Wayne County Medical Associa-
tion, Michigan Medical Society,
American Medical Association and
Phi Delta Epsilon medical frater-
nity. Born in Romania, he lived in
Detroit 47 years.

He leaves his wife, Minnie; one
brother and four sisters.

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Josephine; a son, Robert; his
mother, Mrs. Lillian Kaufman; a
brother, Charles; and two grand-
children.

Arthur Winarick,
Concord Hotel's
FounderIs
Dead
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Harry J. Gell Succumbs;
Was JDC Representative
in Europe, Film Executive

KIAMESHA L A K E,. N.Y. -
Arthur Winarick, founder of the
famous Concord resort hotel, died

NEW YORK (JTA)-Harry J.
Gell, former representative of the
Joint Distribution Committee in
Europe, who helped to establish
Jewish credit cooperatives in
Czeohoslovakia and Poland after
World War I and later became an
executive of 20th Century-Fox, died
here Nov. 18 after a brief illness.
He was 75 years old.
Mr. Gell, who was a brother of
Mrs. Rose Jacobs, former national
president of Hadassah, also held
various posts in the federal gov-
ernment.`-He graduated from City
College with an AB degree in
1911 and worked on the concilia-
tion staff of the cloak and suit
industry here before receiving his
first federal post.
As a special agent for the De-
partment of Commerce he took
part in the investigation of produc-
tion costs of manufacturing con-
cerns doing business with the gov-
ernment. After that he was at-
tached to the United States Tariff
Commission.
In World War I, Mr. Gell was
employed by the War Production
Board i the negotiation of labor
contracts r war plants. In World
War II served the Treasury
Departme t in the liquidation of
enemy alien assets. Mr. Gell was
decorated by the late King Alex-
ander I of Yugoslavia with the
Order of Sava for his cultural con-
tributions to that country.

Nov. 20 at age 75.

A former barber, Mr. Winarick
became chairman of A. R. Wine-
rick, Inc., a large cosmetics and
drug manufacturer, with several
plants and offices in the East.
,
Russian born, he came to t h e

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United States at age 17.
In- the early 1930s, on a visit in

the Catskills, Mr. Winarick ac-
quired the Kiamesha Ideal Hotel
and changed its name to the Con-
cord, which he headed ever since.
It is one of the world's largest

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resort hotels.
He was .a patron and , sponsor of
the 'Jewish Theological Seminary,
Bnai Brith, United Jewish Appeal
and Israel Bond drive.
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Biblical Note on Society

You must not learn to imitate
the abominable practices of the
(heathen) nations. There must not
be found among you anyone who
makes his son or his daughter pass
through fire, a diviner, a sooth-
sayer, an augur, a sorcerer, a
charmer, a medium, a magician, or -
a necromancer. For anyone given

to these practices is abominable

to the Lord . . . You must be ab-
solutely true to the Lord your God;
for while these nations whom you
are to conquer give heed to sooth-
sayers and diviners, the Lord your
God has not intended you to do so.
Instead, the Lord your God will
raise up a prophet for you from
among yourselves.-Deut. 18:9-15.

Teleshe Yeshiva President Nazi Victim, Jurist Dies
Rabbi Katz, Succumbs 1 Dt. A r thur Nu.ssbaurn, noted

One hundred Detroiters attended
the funeral of Rabbi Chaim Mor-
dechai Katz, president of the
famed Telshe Yeshiva near Cleve-
land, who died Nov. 17 at age 70.
The body was then flown to
New York for services attended
by 5,000 and on to Israel for burial
Rabbi Katz and his brother-in-
law, the late Rabbi Eliahu Meir
Bloch, were sole survivors of the
staff of the 'Lithuania Telshe Yes-
hiva when it was destroyed by
the Nazis during World War II.
They re-established the yeshiva
at Wickliffe; 0., in 1941. There are
40 Detroiters currently attending
the school, out of an enrollment
of 400.
Rabbi Katz' wife and 10 chil-
dren were killed during the war
In the United States he remarried.
Besides his wife, Esther, he is sur
vived' by three children from the
second marriage.

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jurist,,who was a refugee from Nazi,
Germany, died in New York Sun-
day at the age of 87.

The saying goes: "After you have
paid your fine in court, sing a song

to yourself and walk away."
-Baba Kamma.

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1 ored. People.
Mr. Kaufman leaves his wife,

Elliot H. Kaufman, principal of
Greusel Junior High School, died
Monday at age 63.
Mr. Kaufman, 8801 Kingswood,
was with . the Detroit S c h ool
System 41 years and was a life
resident of Detroit.
He was a member of Temple
Beth El, Detroit Schoolmen's Club,
Principals
Junior High School
Association, Phi Delta Kappa Fra-
ternity and the National Associa-

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