Mrs. Harrk. Lifshitz Dies; Descended
From Distinguished Rabbinic Family

Mrs. Naomi Lifshitz, of 13510
Rosemary, Oak Park, died Mon-
day night after a brief illness. Fu-
neral services were held at Chesed
shel Emes Wednesday. Burial was
in Toledo.
Surviving are her husband,
Harry, a prominent Mizrachi lead-

er here; two daughters, Mrs.
Harry (Ruth) Klepfish of Toledo
and Mrs. Albert (Ethel) Schlager
of Skokie, Ill., two brothers four
sisters and five grandchildren.
Her first husband was, the late
Rabbi Michael Lichtenstein of
Toledo.
Mrs. Lifshitz was active in Miz-
rachi, Jewish National Fund,
Pioneer Women and Hadassah.
The Pioneer Women inscribed
her name in the JNF Golden
Book in Jerusalem. She was a
life member of Bar-Han Women.
Her father was the noted Rabbi
Itzhak Issac Esterson, a founder
of the Mizrachi movement in Po-
land. His residence was in Plonsk,
the city of David Ben-Gurion's
birth, and when Ben-Gurion was
still a youth, Rabbi Esterson al-
ready was a leading figure in reli-
gious Zionist circles. He was a
founder of the Achuzah movement.

William Nadler Dies; ;
Prominent Insurance
Man in Community

William Nadler, 17522 Muir-
larld, for 38 years prominent in
insurance circles here, died Tues-
day at the age of 72. Funeral serv-
ices will be held today in Montreal.
For many years active in Shaarey
Zedek, Mr. Nadler was a member
of Cong. Adas Shalom, a number
of important local Jewish move-
ments and the Masonic order -
Perfection Lodge No. 486 F.&A.M.,
Union Lodge No. 3 F.&A.M. and
Moslem Shrine.
Surviving him are his wife, Morris Schwartz Dies,
Sarah; a son, Martin; a sister and Was in Business Here
four brothers.
Morris Schwartz, founder of Qual-
A native of Quebec, Mr. Nadler ity Floor Covering Co:, 12001 Grand
was associated with Jewish news- River, died Feb. 12 in Miami while
papers in Canada before coming on vacation. He was 74.
to Detroit.
Mr. Schwartz, 19880 Cranbrook,..
founded the firm in 1938 and re=
Jochanan Rudaysky Dead; tired eight years' ago.
A native of Russia, he lived here-
Leader in Zionism, UJA
59 years. He was a member of.
NEW YORK (JTA) -Jochanan
Cong. Adas Shalom, Knights of
L. Rudaysky, Zionist leader and a
Pythias, Lodge 55, United Hebrew
founder of the United Jewish Ap-
School,s4 and Bnai Brith.
peal; died Feb. 9 at age 67.
He lives his wife, Dora; three
A native of Poland, he came to
sons, Dr. Marvin, David and Louis;
the United States when he was 12,
two daughters, Mrs. Felix (Rose)
and attended local schools. He was Rosenwach and Mrs. Seymour
graduated from New York Univer-
(Shirley) Eichman; three sisters
sity Law School in 1917 and prac-
and 15 grandchildren.
ticed law in Brooklyn for 40 years.
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He was a founder of the Brook-
lyn region of the Zionist Organiza- Joseph Brilliant Is Dead ;
tion of America, and served as its Was Company President
president. He was also associate
Joseph B. Brilliant, president of
.secretary of the °Zionist Council of DrawMatic Engineering Co. and
, ,Greater New York and helped to
former owner of Brilliant Music
found the UJA in New York. He Co., died Sunday at age 59. '
was UJA chairman in Brooklyn
Mr. Brilliant, 18672 Northlawn,
for many years, chairman of th6. was a native of Russia and a resi- I
Hebrew Camp Massad and a past dent of Detroit 56 years. He be-
chairman of the presidium of the longed to Temple Israel, Keidan
Histadrut Iv and a member of Lod ge of Bnai Brith, Crescent
the ZOA administrative committee Shrine. Scottish Rite and Daylight
for 13 years.
Lodge, F.&A.M. and Furniture
Club of Detroit.
He leaves his wife, Sylvia; two
Jewish Scientist, Author
sons, Lawrence and Barry; his
Dr. Storowinsky, Dies
Dr. Ahron mother, Mrs. Bessie Brilliant; one
GENEVA (JTA)
Storowinsky, scientist, philosopher brother and one sister.

and author, one of the foremost
members of the Jewish community
in this country, died here Monday
at age 72.
Born in Poland, he came here
in 1913 and studied philosophy and
medicine, graduating from Geneva
University. He was the author of
a number of works on Jewish spiri-
tual life and philosophy.
He was honorary .President of
the Bnai Brith lodge here and of
the Swiss Zionist Federation, and
a member of the board of the Cen=
tral Jewish Library. He was deep-
ly religious.

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Morris Goodman, sales represent-
ative for women's apparel, died
Tuesday at age 69.
Mr. Goodman, 19100 Gloucester,
was a member of Moslem Shrine;
Detroit C,onsistory, Zionist Organi-
zation of America, Michigan Aril:::
parel Club and Daylight Lodge, -:
F. & A.M. He was a native of
Russia.
He is :survived by his Wif e
Charlotte R.; three sisters, firs.
Mollie. Silverstein. Mrs. Fannie
Katz and Janet; and two brothers
Karl and Dr. Louis.

NEW YORK (JTA)-Dr. Mendel Scholarship Fund Set Up
Neugreshel, Yiddish poet, died in Memory of WSU Coed
Feb. 9 in New York from a heart
A scholarship fund in memory
attack. He was 62.
of Madalyn Winkler has been es-
Born in Galicia, he lived in tablished at Wayne State Univer-
Vienna until the Nazi occupation. sity in the fine arts department.
He was arrested and was in a con-
Miss Winkler, 21, a WSU stu-
centration camp, but managed 'to dent, was killed in an automobile
leave Austria and went to South accident Feb. 7.
America. He settled in, the United
Contributions should be sent to
States in 1940.•
the Scholarship and Financial Aids
Office, WSU, with checks payable
"The use of traveling is to reg- to Wayne State University, Made-
'ulate imagination by.-reality, and lyn Winkler Fund.

-Samuel Johnson.

EDWARD H. KELLNER, died
in Vancouver, B. C. He leaves his
son, Steve; two daughters, Mrs.
Ilene Zimmerman and Mrs. Mil-
dred Ganci; three brothers, two
sisters and nine grandchildreh.
Interment Detroit.
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MANUEL BARRIS, died Feb. 15.
He leaves his father, Sol Barris;
a brother, Bernard; and three sis-
ters, Mrs. Herbert (Henrietta)
Charfoos, Mrs. Jerome (Ann)
Friedman and Mrs. Milton (Belle)
Geller.
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IDA SHUMAN of - Lafayette,
Ind., died Feb. 15. She 'leaves two
brothers, Mathew M. and Simon
Wolfe; and a sister, Mrs. Leona
Bondy. Interment Detroit.

SARAH SHESELSKY of Howell,
Mich., died Feb. 14. Survived
by a brother, Maurice Wagman;
and three sisters, Mrs. Cecelia
Ruza, Mrs. Anna Nager and Mrs.
Fannie Friedman.
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MOLLIE BERKOWITZ, 191541
Pi n e h urst , died Feb. 16. Survived
by a son, Fred; three daughteth,
Mrs. Ruben (Frances) Bloom, Mrs.
Martin (Phyllis) Abel and Mrs.
Heinz (Edith) Borchardt; one -sis-
ter and eight gizandchildren. ,

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TILLIE COHEN, '19427 Burgess,
died Feb. 16. Survived by a' son,
Isadore Fleishman; a daughter,
Mrs. Morris (Irene) • Savine; four
grandchildren and two great-grand-
2
children.

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ANNA SCHPOK of Benton Har-
bor died Jan. 31. Survived by her
husband, Charles: two sons. Ben
and Sam. both of Dowagiac; three
daughters, Mrs. Delmar (Selma)
Brostoff of Bridgman, Mich., Mrs.
-Mickey (Sylvia) Lieberman of
Benton Harbor and Mrs. Jack
(Rose) Miller; three brothers in
Buenos Aires, 17 grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren.
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MAX JAFFA, 24251 Kenosha,
Oak Park. died Feb. 16. Survived
by his wife. Sarah; two sons, Har-
old S. and Arnold of Douglaston,
N.Y.: a daughter, Mrs. Charles
(Dinah) L. Bodzin of N. Miami;
two brothers, one sister and 11
grandchildren.

Joseph Jacobson Dead;
Morris Goodman Dies Loan Association Officer

Yiddish Poet Dead at 62

instead of thinking how things
may be, to see them as they are."

OBITUARIES

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 19, 1965-31

Macomb Savings & Loan Asso-
ciation Treasurer Joseph Jacob-
son died Feb. 11. He was 69.
Mr. Jacobson, also managing of-
ficer of the association, was a
member of the St..,e.lair Shores
KiWanis Bnai . Brith, *Ma-
sonje Ordeg.andBenevolent.; tre-
tective Order of Elks. He lived
at 438 Marlborough.
Survivors are his wife, Hana; a
son, Mark 1".; a brother, two sis-
ters and three grandchildren.

MURRAY M. SABIN, 9583 Whit-
comb, died Feb. '12. Survived by his
wife, Doris; his father, Isadore
Sabasowitz; a daughter, Mrs. Ben-
jamin (Illene) Wenner; three sis-
tens and two grandchildren.
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JOSEPH YASHINSKY, 18983
Wisconsin, died Feb. 12. Survived
by five sons. Ruben, Sam, Jack,
Edward and Richard: four broth-
ers, two sisters and 13 grandchil-
dren.

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E. Friedman
Rachel Scherr
Jenny Lebus
Rebecca Katzer
Julius Wasserman
Charles Drescher
Harry Raskin
Leo Barth

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Leah Menuck
Lillian _Bluestein
Abraham Marcus
Jacob Chaben

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Fannie Katz
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Harry Marwil
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Yaacob Bereb Yitzchock 22
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Leopold Hirsch
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Norman Fill
Mariasha Shalit
Hattie Oppenheim
Nathan Kane

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Jacob Weinschenk
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Anna Katz
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Jessie Berris
Harry Ehrlich
Shifra Freed

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CLARA BRODER, 18261 Wood-
ingham , died Feb. 16. She leases
a son, Joseph; a daughter, Mrs.
Ben (Vera) Heller; one brother,
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JOSEPH GOLDSTE&, 17560
Cherrylawn, died Feb. 11. Survived
by- his wife, Sylvia; a daughter,
Ellen of San Francisco; and two
sisters, Mrs. Jake (Nell) Levine of
Staten Island and Mrs. William
(Rose) Rubin of Brooklyn.

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Irf. Memoriam 1

In loving memory of our deafly
beloved Bella Katz, who passed
away Feb. 18, 1958. Sadly missed
and always remembered by her
husband, children and grandchil-
dren.

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NATHAN SUSSMAN. 20407 Les-
ure, died Feb. 14. Survived by a
son, Morris; three daughters, Mrs.
Max (Rachel) Seffinger, Mrs. Ed-
ward (Esther) Renson of Bay City
and Mrs. Bernard (Ida) Rosenfeld
of the Bronx; one sister and three
grandchildren.
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MOLLIE KASS, 19303 Monte
Vista, died Feb. 9. Survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Irving (Elizrbeth)
Paster; and two grandchildren.
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MARGARET HOFFMAN, 13725
Dexter, died Feb. 6. Survived by
her husband, Harry; two sons,dDr.
Harold Sweet and Arthur Sweet,
both of Miami; one sister and
three' grandchildren.
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JOSEPH S. GREENBERG of
Fort Lee, N. J., died Feb. 10. He
leaves his wife, Goldie; a son,
William; a daughter, Ruth; and
two brothers. Interment Detroit.
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NANCY JEAN ROSE, 19345
Strathcona, died Feb. 12. She
leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Rose: three sisters, Kathy,
Janice and Eileen; and her grand-
parents, Mr. an rs. Edward Rose
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geschelin.
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SAMUEL DIAMOND, 11
McLean, Highland Park, died Feb.
12. He leaves his wife, Sally; a
daughter. Mrs. Julius Gabe; two
brothers. t w o sisters and two
grandchildren.
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CHARLES SPEVAK, 23701 Rad-
clift, Oak Park, died Feb. 13. He
leaves his wife, Mae: a son. Eric
N.; a daughter, Mrs. Gerald (So-
phie) Isaacs; two sisters and four
grandchildren.

MARGARET WALKER, 23831
Morton, Oak Park, died Feb. 11.
Survived by her father, Harry
Davis; and two sisters, Mrs. Wil-
liam (Grace) Rein and :Mrs. Leo
(Edith) Rosenman of Chicago.
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