4-Year-Old Girl Killed
in Oak Park Accident
A 4-year-old Oak Park girl was
killed when a car jumped a curb
and hit her while she was walking
with her mother Tuesday after-
noon.
Judy Carole Strauss and her
mother, Mrs. Harold Strauss, of
14261 W. Lincoln, were walking on
Lincoln and Coolidge Rds. when
the accident occurred. No one else
was injured.
Besides her parents, she leaves
two brothers, Stewart and Gerald;
and her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Strauss of Indian-
apolis and the Harry Wishnas of
Paterson, N.J.
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The family of the late George
Gaynor announces the unveiling of
a monument in his memory 10:30
a.m. Sunday, March 28, at North-
west Hebrew Memorial Park. Rab-
bi Halpern will officiate. Relatives
and friends are asked to attend.
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The family of the late Rose
Bakst announces the unveiling of
a monument in her memory 1
) p.m. Sunday, April 4, at Shaar
Hashomayim Cemetery, Windsor.
Relatives and friends are asked
to attend.
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The family of the late Melvin
Goldberg announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory 1
p.m. Sunday, April 4, at Clover
Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Hal-
pern will officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.
The Family of the Late
SAMUEL
SANDERS
Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory 1 p.m. Sunday,
March 28, at Machpelah
Cemetery. Rabbi Morris
Cooper will officiate. Rela-
tives and f r i en d s are
asked to attend.
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Death Takes Medic
to Side of Brother
in Auto Accident
A local youth alone in a car
borrowed from his brother was
killed in an accident Sunday after-
noon. A medical student came to
the boy's aid, not knowing it was
his own brother.
Michael D. Blumenstein, 17-year-
old senior at Mtunford High School,
borrowed the auto from his older
brother, Harold. In the car was
Harold's medical kit.
Harold, his mother, Mrs. Sonia
Blumenstein, and a sister were
in a car driving along Wood-
ward Ave. when an auto streaked
past, belonging to Pamela Man-
quen, 1'7. When the Manquen car
and young Blumenstein's car col-
lided, Harold hurried over to
assist.
Even after taking the youth's
pulse, Harold was unaware it was
his brother. Only after seeing his
doctor's kit lying in the street,
did he realize that the accident car
was his own.
A passenger in the Manquen
auto, Jean Thomas, 14, also was
killed. Mrs. Manquen was rushed
in critical condition to Beaumont
Hospital. At last report her con-
dition had slightly improved.
Besides his mother and brother,
Michael Blumenstein leaves two
sisters, Judith and Annette. His
father, Charles Blumenstein, died
Dec. 1 of natural causes. The fam-
ily lives at 20225 Briarcliff.
Jack Kaufman Dead
Jack H. Kaufman, past president
of Adas Shalom Synogogue's men's
club, died Tuesday at age 64.
A Detroiter 42 years, Mr. Kauf-
man lived at 18.6 23 Roselawn. He
was a sales representative for the
New York wholesale men's wear
firm of Max Udell and Co. and be-
longed to the Michigan Apparel
Club.
Besides his membership at Adas
Shalom, Mr. Kaufman belonged to
Perfection Lodge, F.&A.M. and
Pisgah Lodge, Bnai Brith.
He leaves his wife, Rose; a
daughter, Joanne Leslie; one
brother and three sisters.
.
Shlomo Dickman, Dies
OBITUARIES
SAMUEL STECKER, 18231 Stoe-
GOLDIE MILLER, 18610 Fer-
pel, died March 18. He leaves his guson, died March 20. Survived by
wife, Shelly; two sons, Dr. Step- her husband, Isadore; a son, Ger-
hen arid Michael; and one sister. ald; two daughters, Mrs. Edward
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(Dorothy) Goldberg of Essexville,
JOSEPH S. BERMAN, 17353 In- Mich. and Mrs. Marvin (Helen)
diana, died March 20th. He leaves Shusterm an of Whitefish Bay,
his wife, Shirley; two sons, Wis. ; one brother and nine grand-
Michael and Merrill; and two sis- children.
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ters.
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DANIEL LIEFER, 2996 Rich-
ALICE L. TOBIAS, 20315 Archer, ton, died March 20. Survived by
died March 21. She leaves her his wife, Rebecca; three sons,
husband, Lee; a son, Scott; a Meyer, Morris and Dr. Saul; a
daughter, Nancy; her parents, Mr. daughter, Mrs. Maurice (Bessie)
and Mrs. Abraham H. Blumberg; Davis and five grandchildren.
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and one brother.
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ELSIE MARSHALL, 17700
HARVEY L. KAHN, 20235 Avon, Adrian, Southfield, died March 18.
died March 23. He leaves his wife, No survivors.
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Phyllis; a son, Douglas; three
daughters, Karen, Marci and Sarai;
MAX SOLOMON, Tuller Hotel,
his mother, Mrs. Toby Kahn; one died March 18. He leaves a
brother and two sisters.
nephew, Ernest Solomon.
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BENJAMIN TOPOR, 23430 Rad-
SAMUEL PRESTO N, 20480
clift, Oak Park, died March 14. Cheyenne, died March 18. He
Survived by two sons, Harry of
leaves his wife, Eva; two daugh-
Philadelphia and Louis; a daugh-
ters, Mrs. Paul (Barbara) Gins-
ter, Mrs. Benjamin (Ida) Havis;
one brother, six grandchildren and burg and Mrs. (Judith) Heisler;
four brothers and five grandchil-
12 great-grandchildren.
dren.
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GRACE COHEN, former De-
SAMUEL H. ROSEN, 18221 Ham-
troiter of Miami Beach, died
March 22. Survived by a brother, ilton, died March 18. He leaves
Frank; nieces and nephews. In- his wife, Bertha; three daughters,
Florence, Mrs. (Charlotte) Flash-
terment Florida.
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enberg and Mrs. Philip (Ruth)
MORRIS FALINSKY, 20004 Rudine; one brother, one sister,.
Schaefer, died March 24. Surviv- five grandchildren and one great-
ed by his wife, Sarah; and a dau- grandchild.
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ghter, Ida.
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FRANK SAVINE, 20207 Meyers,
LAZAR I. KOTKIN, 19421 For- died March 21. He leaves his wife,
rer, died March 23. Survived by a Beatrice; two sons, Sanford and
son, Carl; a daughter, Mrs. Albert Eric; two brothers and three
(Ethel) Smith; four grandchildren sisters.
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and three great-grandchildren.
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MILTON STEINBERG, 16612
YETTA HORNBERG, 17161 Ap- Woodingham, died March 18. He
poline, died March 23. Survived leaves two brothers, Alfred and
by a son, Burton; two daughters, Bernard Stein; and two sisters,
Mrs. Fred (Lillian) Finn and Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Fodor and Mrs. Joseph
Irwin (Frieda) Linovitz; three bro- (Jean) Cohen.
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thers and six grandchildren.
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SHERMAN B. HARRISON, Tul-
DAVID BERKOWITZ, 20464 ler Hotel, died March 19. He
Cheyenne, died March 24. Surviv- leaves three brothers, Beryl,
ed by his wife, Anna; two sons and Isadore and Meyer; and three sis-
one daughter.
ters, Mrs. Eva Hayman, Mrs.
Oscar (Marion) Keer and Mrs.
Ada Mandel.
Daniel Cohen Dies
JERUSALEM, (JTA) - President
Zalman Shazar and Education
Minister Zalman Arrane attended
funeral services Sunday for Sh- Was WWI Veteran
lomo Dickman, prominent writer
World War I veteran Daniel Co-
and translator, who died here at
the age of 48. A native of Poland, hen died Tuesday at age 66. Mr.
Mr. Dickman arrived in Israel five Cohen, 18660 Mark Twain, was
years ago. A member of the He- owner of the Northwest Credit
brew Language Academy, h e Bureau on James Couzens Hwy.
An enlistee at age 17, Mr. Cohen
translated classics into Hebrew.
served for the duration of the
war, was discharged in 1920 and
reenlisted for two years in 1922.
He held the military Order of the
Purple Heart, having been
- In memory of our beloved hus
wounded in action.
band, father and grandfather,
The New York-born Mr. Cohen
David Miller, who passed away
lived in Wyandotte before coming
March 27, 1964. Sadly missed and
always remembered by his family. to Detroit. He belonged to the
Jewish War Veterans, Disabled
A happy heart is a healing medi- American Veterans and Phoenician
Lodge, F.&A.M.
cine; But a broken spirit dries up
Survivors are his wife, Bertha;
the bones. -Proverbs
a son, physicist Dr. Robert Cohen
of Lima, Peru; and one grand-
child.
In Memoriam
The Family of the Late
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HARRY GORDON, f o r m e r De-
troiter of Santa Monica, died March
18. Survived by his wife, Hazel;
two sons, Edward of Detroit and
Charles of Pacoima, Calif.; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Donald (Myra) Esterman
of Simi, Calif.; six brothers, two
sisters and nine grandchildren
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LYDIA FRANT, former Detroit-
er, died March 6 in Palm Springs.
Survived by her husband, Bernie;
a son, Murray; one brother and
three grandchildren.
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LOUIS WARGON, 23150 Sussex,
Oak Park, died March 17. Survived
by his wife, Anna; a son, Milton,
and two grandchildren.
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IDA KAMEN, 17156 Birwood,
died March 18. Survived by a son,
Morris; a daughter, Mrs. Eugene
(Esther) Brown of Mt. Clemens;
and two grandchildren.
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MORRIS CUTLER, 17581 Prairie,
died March 21. Survived by three
brothers, Max, Nathan and Arthur
and two sisters, Mrs. Meyer (Jen-
nie) Barron and Lena.
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BESSIE KLAMAN, 11501 Petos-
key, died March 18. Survived by
three sons, Sam and William Lor-
fel, both of Los Angeles, and Sid-
neyorfel, and three grandchil-
dren.
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