Carolyn W. Levin Ruth Blumrosen, 67

Mrs. Carolyn W. Levin, former
teacher at City and Country
Nursery School in Bloomfield
Hills, died Monday at age 63.
Mrs. Levin, 7420 Franklin,
Bloomfield Township, retired five
years ago, taking over volunteer
programs for cultural aid to under-
privileged children at Mark Twain
School, Pontiac.
A Vassar College graduate, she
was a native of Cincinnati and
lived in Bloomfield Township 35
years.
Mrs. Levin is survived by her
husband, Abraham J.; three sons,
Judson, Jerry and Frank; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hale Edelstein; a sister,
Mrs. Robert P. Goodman; and nine
grandchildren. Mrs. Levin had an-
other son, Dr. Robert, who is de-
ceased.

Toronto Star Writer

Joe Perlove, a sportswriter for
the Toronto Daily Star, died Mon-
day in Toronto.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Nor-
man Green; a son Fred; three
brothers and four sisters, two of
whom, Mrs. Louis (Bertha) Suhd
and Mrs. Richard (Kate) Gorback,
are Detroiters; and three grand-
children.

Jerome Sorcher Dies

Mrs. Ruth Blumrosen, teacher
and dietitian in the Lincoln Park
School System for many years, died
last Saturday at age 67.
Mrs. Blumrosen, 1410 Keppen,
Lincoln Park, was a founder of
the Lincoln Park Woman's Club
and the city's literary club and
appeared frequently as a book
reviewer at churches, synagogues,
clubs and other groups. She was
a director of the Detroit Rose
Society for 38 years and won many
prizes for floral arrangements.
She leaves her husband, Joseph
J.; a brother, Ellis M. Thal; and
two sisters, Mrs. Rena T. Kanter
and Mrs. J. J. Marks.

Hashomer Founder,
Zvi Nissanov, Dies

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire

to The Jewish News)
TEL AVIV - Zvi Nissanov, one
of the founders of the Hashomer
Watchmen's Organization, which
protected Jewish settlers in Pales-
tine in the early years of this cen-
tury, died in Tiberias Wednesday
at age 85.
Born in Russia, Nissanov emi-
grated to Palestine in 1909 and
served as a security guard in
many of the Galilee settlements
which played historic roles in the
early years of Jewish settlement.
His wide circle of contacts with
many of the Arab land-owning
class proved invaluable in the
purchase of large tracts of land
by the Jewish National Fund dur-
ing the period of the British Man-
date.

NEW YORK - Jerome Sorcher,
Chief Accountant of the American
Jewish Committee since 1961, died
Tuesday night at Montefiore Hos-
pital, after a. long illness. He was
43.
A graduate of CCNY in 1943,
Mr. Sorcher received his MBA Prominent Briton Dies
degree in 1951 at New York Uni-
LONDON (JTA) - Solomon
versity. He was certified as a pub- London, a prominent leader of
lic accountant in 1950.
British Jewry, died here Feb. 23 at
age 73. • Active in a number of
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS charitable organizations, Mr. Lon-
Friday, March 4, 1966-39 don was treasurer of the London
Board of Jewish Religious Educa-
tion and treasurer of the World
Hebrew Union in Britain.

In Memoriam

Dutch Jewish Journalist

In loving memory of Ben Wunt-
NEW YORK (JTA) - A. Ar-
ner, beloved husband of Dorothy
Wur.'ner and father of Mrs. San- nold Vas Dias, well-known Dutch
journalist and a member of a
ford (Grace) Blavin.
prominent Dutch Jewish family,
died in Florida Feb. 21. Vas
Dias, who was 75, covered the
United Nations for the Nieuwe
The Family of the Late
Rotterdamse Courant.

MARY ROSSMAN

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.

Thee Family of the Late

ABE GOLDSTEIN

Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.

The Family of the Late

MELVIN EARL
DUCHAN

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.

Stamp Collector A. Cohen

NEW YORK - Stamp collector
Albert Philip Cohen died Feb. 22
at the age of 55. Cohen, secre-
tary of Aero Philatelists, Inc., an
organization of collectors who spe-
cialize in air mail issues, was well
known as a collector and won
many awards.
A businessman, he also was a
philanthropist interested in the
welfare of needy youngsters.

Book by Soviet Author
on Anti-Semitism in
Russia to Appear in Pari

OBITUARIES

MAX BERRIS, 24170 West- (Shirley) Indenbaum; one sister; Morris Levine and Joseph Leven;
hampton, Oak Park, died Feb. 27. 11 grandchildren and five great two daughter s, Mrs. Sidney
Survived by wife Bessie; two sons, grandchildren.
(Sophie) Dorb and Mrs. Benjamin
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Morris and Oscar; daughter, Mrs.
(Louise Sarah) Goldstein; nine
Samuel (Belle) Platt; one brother;
MAX HARTZ, 1620 Taylor, died grandchildren and eight great-
one sister; seven grandchildren.
Feb. 19. No survivors.
grandchildren.
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EVE BOKOLOR, 20036 Glaston-
JOSEPH LAPIDUS, 3711 Webb,
GLORIA ELAINE WEBERMAN
bury, died Feb. 27. Survived by died Feb. 24. He leave a sister, 13630 Pearson, Oak Park, died
husband, Nathan; son, Mark; Mrs. Ethel Steinberg.
Feb. 25. Survived by her husband,
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daughter. Mrs. Roland (Mollye)
Herbert; two sons, Stephen and
FANNIE LEVENSON, 26336 Wy- Daniel; a daughter, Joni; her
Edwards; one sister; four grand-
children.
oming, Huntington Woods, died parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham

* * *
ADELE BROWN 2803 Wood-
stock, died Feb. 25. Survived by a
son, Walter; a daughter, Joyce;
her mother, Mrs. Pepi Mermel-
stein; and one sister.
* *
PEARL CHALNICK, 24311 Ma-
jestic, Oak Park, died Feb. 24. She
leaves her husband, Nathan; two
sons, Jay and Leon; her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Dock; and
one brother.
* * *
JACOB GOLDMAN, 15225 North-
gate, Oak Park, died March 2.
Survived by his wife, Sarah; , a
son, Michael; a daughter, Mrs.
Irving (Carol) Feldman; and one
brother.

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ABRAM GRAFMAN, 1000 Mer-
ton, died Feb. 24. Survivied by his
wife, Anne; a daughter, Mrs. Ju-
lius (Evelyn) Pliskow; two grand-
children and five great-grandchil-
dren.
• * *
AARON TOBIAS HALBERG,
11501 Petoskey, died March 1.
Survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Joseph (Bertha) Rocklin, Mrs. Mil-
ton (Sadie) Levin and Mrs. Bernard

ORT Institutions to Mark
Date of Founder's Death

GENEVA (JTA) - Schools of

Feb. 24. She leaves a son, Har-
old; a daughter, Mrs. David (Jean-
ette) Leach; one brother and six
grandchildren.
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MORRIS H. LEVINE, 16928 San
Juan, died Feb. 23. He leaves his
wife, Lena; a daughter, Mrs. Julius
(Arlene) Tencer; three sisters and
four grandchildren.
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LOUIS LICHMAN, 2735 Cort-
land, died Feb. 24. Survived by two
stepsons, Albert H. and Fred N.
Kohen; and a stepdaughted, Mrs.
Philip (Pearl) Shiovitz.

GUSSIE LICHTIG, former De-
troiter of Los Angeles, died Feb.
27. Survived by a son, Jack, and a 1
daughter, Mrs. Morry (Anne) Bar-
ron, both of Detroit; a daughter,
Mrs. David (Ruth) Beckman of
Reseda, Calif.; seven grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild. In-
terment Los Angeles.
* * *
MAX LURIA. 19435 Santa Bar-
bara, died Feb. 26. He leaves his
wife, Eva; two sons, Dr. Harold
and Dr. Milton; a daughter, Mrs.
Harry (Helen) Husid; and five
grandchildren.
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FLORENCE MILLER, 11501
Petoskey, died Feb. 26: She leaves
two daughters. Mrs. Albert (Gil-
berta) Goodman and Mrs. Oscar
(Roslyn) Jacobson; five grandchil-
dren and two great-grandchildren.

ORT throughout the world com-
memorated Wednesday the 25th
anniversary of the death of Dr.
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Leon Bramson, the first chairman
DAVID Z. ROZOV, 8600 Dexter,
of the executive board of the World
died Feb. 22. No survivors.
ORT Union.
ORT schools in Marseilles and
SAMUEL SOLOMON, 19721 Rob-
New York have been named in son. died Feb. 27. He leaves a
memory of Dr. Bramson, who died
son, Harry J.; and two daughters.
in Marseilles at age 72 in 1941.
Rose and Mrs.. Albert (Beatrice)
Born in Russia, he was active in
Fox.
the Society for the Propagation of
* * *
Culture among the Jews of Russia
LENA STERN, 20439 Cheyenne,
and first secretary general of the
died Feb. 24. She leaves two sons,
Jewish Colonization Association.
In 1906 he was elected to the
first Duma, the first Russian Par-
Sid Welfson's
liament under the Czars and was
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PARIS (JTA)-A Soviet Russian
writer who uses the pseudonym of Samuel Schreier, 65;
"Ivanov" has written a book ex-
posing anti-Semitism in Russia, Detroit Businessman
and the volume will be issued
Samuel Schreier, chairman of
here soon, it was announced Tues- the board of Gold Star Products,
day by Jerzy Giedroyc, the pub- Inc., and the organizer and secre-
lisher who had issued works by tary-treasurer of Arrow Liqueurs
other anti-Soviet Russians: He Corp., died Tuesday at age 65.
said the new work "is violently
Mr. Schreier, 19374 Monica,
anti-Stalinist. It is a play about was born in Poland and lived in
life on Mars, dealing with Russian Detroit 40 years. He was a mem-
anti-Semitism."
ber of Town and Country Club,
Giedroyc is the man who pub- Covenant Club, Harry Keidan
lished the works of Yuli Daniel Lodge of Bnai Brith and Cong.
and Andrei Sinyaysky, the Soviet Beth Abraham.
authors whose anti-Soviet works
He leaves his wife, Lillian; a
got them into trouble with the son, Arthur; a daughter, Mrs. Alan
Communist authorities. Last week, (Charlotte) Benison; three broth-
they were sentenced to prison ers, Jacob, Harry and Alexander;
terms after a trial in Moscow.
, and seven grandchildren.

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BERTHA WEITZMAN, 25323 N.
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27. Survived by three sons, Ned,
Harry and Robert; a daughter,
Mrs. Sue Olen; seven grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild.
*
JACOB WOOLF, 22040 Beverly,
Oak Park, died Feb. 25. Survived
by a son, Hary of Chula Vista,
Calf.; a daughter, Mrs. Harry
(Ruth) Stone, eight grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.

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week Yeshiva Beth
Yehudo will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following deported
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
ing of Mishnoyes.

Hebrew Civil
Adar March

Necha Gottlieb
Sarah Cooper
Tillie Cohen
Freida Gottlieb
Max Laker
Bessie Kushner
Ephraim Liebergott

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Esther Fagen
Eva Bunin
Louis Kukes
Harry Levin
Esther Rosenfeld
Chayim Wolfson

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Bessie Katz
Michael Goldfarb
Nathan Ruzumna
Chayim Wilson
Alfred Wineman

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Louis Pelavin
Charles Cohen
Samuel Natinsky

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

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Bessie Baskin
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Hadassah Weine
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William Schwartzman 20

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Israel Charlip
Moses Gunsberg
Shabse Yosef Lipshutz
Chaya Marcus
Isaac Levine
Charles Solomon

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