Nathan Schiller, 55, Candy Broker Milton B. Freund,

Nathan S. Schiller, wholesale
candy broker who was active in
several community organizations,
died March 29 at age 55.
Mr. Schiller, 27051 Nantucket,
Southfield, was a member of
Temple Beth El, Craftsman Lodge
of the Masons, Detroit Consistory
Moslem Templ e, Dov Frankel

Monument
Unveiling

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The family of the late Sophie
Gruskin announces the unveiling
of a monument in her memory
11:30 a.m. Sunday, April 7, at Bnai
David Cemetery. Rabbi Donin and
Cantor Adler will officiate. Rela-
tives and friends are asked to
attend.
* * *
The family of the late Max
Emmer announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
12:30 p.m. Sunday, April 7, at Beth
Abraham Cemetery. Rabbi Halpern
will officiate. Relatives and friends
are asked to attend.

The Family of the Late

CARL KRUPP

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory 11:30 a.m. Sun-
day, April 7, at North-
west Hebrew Memorial
Park. Rabbi Segal will
officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to at-
tend.

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PUBLICATION WHEN YOU
SEND FOR YOUR FREE
COPY OF THE HEINZ
24-YEAR HEBREW-
ENGLISH CALENDAR

We have arranged with
the Heinz people to send
to our readers on request
an. extremely useful book-
let that should be in every
Jewish home. Within the
32 pages of the 24-Year
Hebrew-English Calendar
are all the Hebrew dates
and days of the week along
with their equivalent "Eng-
lish" dates from Rosh
Hashanah, 1943 to the day
before Rosh Hashanah,
1970. With this calendar,
you can find Yahrzeit dates
at a glance.
You can get your free
copy simply by writing,a
post card or a letter to:
H. J. Heinz Co., Dept. J2,
Box 57, Pitts., Pa. 15230.

Lodge of Bnai Brith and the Mich-
igan Tobacco and Candy Associa-
tion, of which he was a past di-
rector and officer. A native De-
troiter, he was a World War I
veteran.
Mr. Schiller leaves his wife,
Betty; three sons, Sam of Chi-
cago, Lewis and Steven; his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Shmukler;
a brother, Irwin of Bay City; and
a sister, Mrs. Allen (Ann) Weiss
of Cadillac.

Atlanta Jews Mourn
Death of Archbishop

ATLANTA (JTA) — The Jew-
ish Welfare Federation, the repre-
sentative organization of the
Greater Atlanta Jewish communi-
ty, extended to "our Catholic
brethren," the sympathy of the
community on the death of Arch-
bishop Paul J. Hallinan of Atlanta.
The federation's tribute to the
prelate was published in the Geor-
gia Bulletin, organ of the arch-
diocese, in which Archbishop Hal-
linan made many statements of
importance to the Jewish people
in the past.
The prelate, who had taken an
active part in the Vatican Council
in support of a declaration on Ca-
tholic-Jewish relations, issued a
strong statement in support of Is-
rael last year when the Arab states
were threatening to attack the
Jewish state.

Associates Pay Honor
to Memory of Leibick

Tributes were paid this week
by his many associates in the la-
bor Zionist movement to the mem-
ory of Solomon Leibick who died
March 26 at the age of 66.
Mr. Liebick, whose late resi-
dence was at 19759 Burgess, was
a skilled photographer, having
started in the business at the age
of 14.
Born in Stavesi, Poland, he came
to the U.S. in 1924 and settled in
Detroit in 1939. A humanist and
a scholar, he wrote extensively,
was an avid reader and a dedi-
cated Zionist.
He was a member of Branch 137
of Farband, was associated with
Kyutzah Ivrith and Einstein Lodge
of Bnai Brith and was active in
IKUF. He took a deep interest in
Histadrut, Jewish National Fund
and related movement. He was the
organizer of a group of parents
whose children settled in Israel.
Mr. Leibick was known as a He-
braist as well as a Yiddishist, he
studied at Midrasha, lectured oc-
casionally at Kvutzah and recently
to classes at Oak Park High School.
His survivors are his wife, Ruth;
a son, Arthur Lavi of Israel; a
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Broder;
five sisters and five grandchildren.

Antwerp Jewish Leader

ANTWERP (JTA) — Isaac Frey-
lich, for many years president of
the Jewish community of Ant-
werp, died here at the age of 77.
Mr. Freylich also served as
president of the Jewish school
committee, Yesod Hatora.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NIWS.

Zionist Leader
and Financier

NEW YORK—Milton B. Freund,
financier and lifelong Zionist, died
Tuesday at age 64. He was the
husband of Dr. Miriam Freund,
former national president of
Ha d ass ah.
Mr. Freund, chief executive of-
ficer of Koenig-Freund, Inc., in-
vestment and real estate financing
company, initiated the idea of the
Jewish Center for the United Na-
tions and was a prime mover in
its esablishment. At the time of
his death he was chairman of the
board. In addition, he was a vice
president of the Boro Park Dis-
trict of the Zionist Organization
of America and a member of the
executive board of State of Israel
Bonds, as well as former president
of Cong. Sons of Israel, Ossining,
N.Y., and of the Sutton Place
Synagogue, New York.
A son, Dr. Matthew J. Freund,
is professor of pharmacology at
the New York Medical College-
Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital.

Grand Rabbi Twersky,
Skvira Rebbe, Dies in N.Y.

Ifiefl.

OBITUARIES

LOUIS DERY, 15271 Miller,
Oak Park, died April 1. He leaves
his wife, Rose; a son, Julian; one
sister and three grandchildren.
* * *
LOUIS HERMAN, 23550 Gard-
ner, Oak Park, died April 2. Sur-
vived by two brothers, Roy and
Albert.
*
*
KATHERINE ISAACS, 3023 W.
13 Mile, Royal Oak, died April 2.
She leaves a son, Herbert; one
grandchild and two great-grand-
children.
* * *
JOSEPH KATZ, 25124 Rue Ver-
sailles, Oak Park, died March 28.
Survided by his wife, Hattie; a
son, Byron; a daughter, Shirley;
and two grandchildren.
*
BESSIE LEVINSON, 29647
Trancrest, Livonia, died March
31. She leaves three grandsons,
Dr. Joseph Gantz of Livonia,
Sheldon Gantz of Benton Harbor,
and Donald Housman of Broom-
all, Pa. Interment Philadelphia.
* * *
DAVID LIFSHITZ, 16877
Stoepel, died April 3. He leaves
his wife, Rose; three daughters,
Mrs. Perry (Sybil) Goldman, Mrs.
Belle Brown and Mrs. Sam
(Sylvia) Isaacs; one sister, five
grandchildren and six great-grand-
children.
* * *
SARAH G 0 L D NEWMAN,
19805 Fielding, died March 30.
She leaves her husband, Isadore;
two sons, Bernard and Ervin

Gold; n tliiiighlor, Mrs.
Ted (Lil-
lian) Zak(in; t w , ) broi imps, On e
sister and live gi. i.imb.bikititn.

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LILLIA N PITKOWSk 1
1414
Freeland, died March N. livo:v44b4
by three daughters, huiv, duomit,9
and Mrs. Meyer (Rebecca) )
eck; one sister and two
children.
* * *
ROBERT SHAPIRO, 20411 (Airy-
enne, died March 31. Survived by
his wife, Ruth; a son, Harvey; a
daughter, Mrs. Hyman (Beverly)
Weinman; and six grandchildren,.

*

* *

ALEX ROBERT SIGETHY, 20031
Patton, died April 2. Survived by
his wife, Elea; one brother and
one sister.
* * *
ROSE SMITH, 18995 Purling-
brook, Livonia, died March 30.
She leaves two sons, Asher and
Morris; three daughters, Mrs.
Morris (Ida) Mitteldorf, Mrs.
Sam (Anne) Klee and Mrs. Mayer
(Goldie) Golden; 10 grandchil-
dren and 17 great-grandchildren.

NEW SQUARE, N.Y. (JTA) —
* • •
More than 10,000 Hasidic Jews
marched Sunday in a funeral pro-
SAMUEL URNOVITZ, 17530
cession here for Grand Rabbi Ja-
Westland, Southfield, died March
cob Twersky, known as the Skvira
30. Survived by his wife, Dora;
Rebbe for the Ukranian town
four sons, Henry, Sidney, Edward
where he was born, who died ear-
and Leo Knight; one sister and
lier in the day at age 68.
eight grandchildren.
He foundned the New Square
Hasidic Village in. Rockland Coun-
ty after leading his followers from
Brooklyn's Williamsburg section
where the sect felt a more pious
life could be led away from urban
temptations. The village was in-
During the coining
corporated in 1961 after a lengthy
week Yeshiva Beth
struggle with Ramapo town offi-
Yehuda will observe
cials. The population of the vil- Jacob Mazer, 69; Helped
the Yahrzeit of the
lage is about 700. The grand rab- Set Up Israeli Paper Mill
following departed
bi's son, David, will become the
PURCHASE, N.Y. — Jacob Ma-
friends, with the
new rebbe.
zer, former chairman of the board
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
of the Hudson Pulp and Paper
Kaddish and study-
Corp. of New York, died Sunday
Dr. Harold Ekelman,
ing of Mishnayes.
at age 69.
Osteopathic Surgeon
His father, Abraham, who found-
Hebrew Civil
Dr. Harold M. Ekelman, osteo- ed the company, was already
Nissan April
pathic surgeon, died March 30 at manufacturing paper by the time
7
9
Ellezer Katinsky
7
9
Jacob graduated in mechanical
Gerald Green
age 65.
7
9
Harry
Simon
A Navy veteran of World War engineering from Brooklyn Poly-
7
9
Joseph Schey
7
technic
Institute,
but
the
younger
Abraham
R.
Hoffman
9
I, Dr. Ekelman was a member of
8
10
Jacob
Goldstein
man
went
into
business
for
him-
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and the
I
10
Max Amhowitz
self.
In
the
early
1930s,
he
merged
8
Morris Chaim Bodzin 10
American and Michigan Osteo-
9
11
Simon
Knoppow
pathic Societies. He was born in a paper mill he owned with the
9
11
Oscar Rottenberg
Hudson company.
9
Russia.
Irving Harold Weiss 11
9
11
Philip Hiltelson
In 1954, Mr. Mazer was honored
Survivors are his wife, Lee,
9
Rabbi Yehudah Levin 11
10
12
19460 Cranbrook; a son, Dr. Sey- by the American-Israel Chamber
Lottie Rosenshine
10
12
David Shulman
mour of Mount Clemens; his of Commerce and Industry, Inc.,
Moses & Shimon
10
mother, Mrs. Belle Ekelman; a for the efforts of his company and
12
Gufstein
10
12
Rose Bush
sister, Mrs. Ruth Kaye; and five the Mazer Foundation in the estab-
10
12
Irving
Glasser
lishment of the American Israeli
grandchildren.
10
12
Anna Silverberg
10
Paper Mills, Ltd., at Hadera. He
12
Rabbi S. Krevsky
10
12
Rebecca Cohen
had been active in Jewish
'11
13
Neva Lubetsky
David Pessman, Age 76 also
groups in New York and other
11
'13
Max Steingold
David (Dave) Pessman, an endeavors in support of Israel.
11
13
Roche! Fine
12
14
Anna Shere
active member of senior citizens
12
14
Jacob Goodman
and veterans groups, died March
12
14
Benjamin Sachs
12
14
Sophia Helfend
Sid Wolfson's
27 at age 76.
13
15
Marcella Maiseloff
Mr. Pessman, 17170 Meyers, was
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not include Israel, victim of con-
tinual aggression, but they did in-
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