THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 27, 1968-39

OBITUARIES

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AARON DISTEL, 18489 Whit-
BELLA KOMINARS, 20559 Glas-
comb,dide Sept. 23. He leaves his tonbury, died Sept. 24. She leaves
wife, Sophie; a daughter, Mrs. Al- her husband, Stuart; a daughter,
bert A. (Clare) Heiman of Be- , Ellen; and one sister.
thesda, Md.; and two grandchildren.
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ABRAHAM MELTZER, 11501
LOUIS DUNN, 18997 Heyden, Petoskey, died Sept. 19. He leaves
died Sept. 19. Survived by his seven sons, Louie, Leslie, Max,
wife, Jennie; two sons, Nathan Robert of Las Vegas, Harry, Sam
and Milton; seven daughters, Flor- and Russell of Los Angeles; a
ence Lebowitz, Pearl Greenberg, daughter, Mrs. Sam (Edna)
Edith Feld, Phyllis Stern, Roselyn Boesky; 10 grandchildren and 17
Cohen, Bearnice Fine and Shirley great-grandchildren.
Budman; and 22 grandchildren.
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SAMUEL MILLMAN, former
NATHAN EDELMAN, 18526 Pier- Detroiter of N. Miami Beach, died
Sept.
19. Survived by his wife,
son, died Sept. 20. He leaves his
wife, Gertrude; a son, Edward; a Libby; a son, Max; three daugh-
ters,
Mrs.
Eva Chessler, Mrs.
daughter, Mrs. Stanley (Charlotte)
Zimmerman of Silver Springs, Va.; Bertha Friedman of Los Angeles
and three grandchildren. Interment and Mrs. M. Lawrence (Freda)
Applebaum; one sister, 12 grand-
Washington D.C.
children and six great-grandchil-
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DAVID FELDMAN, 19321 Votro-
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beck, died Sept. 25. He leaves his
JESSIE T. NOVITZ, 20470
wife, Rose; two daughters, Mrs. Cheyenne, died Sept. 22. Survived
Hal (Miriam) Grashkin and Mrs. by two daughters, Mrs. Albert
Clifford (Ethel) Chudler; and five (Elaine) Summer and Sadie; one
grandchildren.
sister and three grandchildren.
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ROSE FRANZEL, 19100 W.
JENNIE SHIBOVICH, 22783
Seven Mile, died Sept. 20. She Vassar, died Sept 19. Survived by
leaves a son, Irving of California; three sons, Rubin Sabor, Monty
two daughters, Adeline of Trenton, Sabor and Sam Sabor of Park
N.J., and Mrs. Robert (Elinor) Ridge, Ill.; two daughters, Mrs.
Kahn of Oklahoma City; two bro- Jack (Anne) Korman and Mrs.
thers, three sisters and three Tom (Lillian) Brown; one sister
grandchildren.
and seven grandchildren.
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MARKS STOLARSKY, 176 W.
HARRY GOLDY, 11501 Petoskey,
Nevada,
died
Sept.
24. He leaves
died Sept. 20. He leaves a sister,
his wife, Lillian; and a daughter
Mrs. Sarah Krohn.
Mrs. John (Elaine) Jamba.
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FRED IMMER, 23101 Kenosha,
Oak Park, died Sept-21. He leaves Minnie Gross, Member
his wife, Joyce; two daughters,
Judith and Linda; his parents, of Temple Emanu-El
Minnie Gross, a member o' Tem-
Mr. and Mrs. David Immer of
ple Emanu-El, Hadassah and
California; and two sisters.
Women's
American ORT, died Sun-
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day at age 71. Born in Germany,
CLARA JACOBS, former De- Mrs. Gross lived in the Detroit
troiter of Los Angeles, died Sept. area for 46 years. She resided at
24. She leaves two sons,
13116 Vernon, Huntington Woods.
M. and Dr. John of California; two
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.
daughters, Mrs. Harry (June) Albert (Rosalie) Cohen; a sister,
Storch of California, and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Abel; and two grand-
Elliott (Beatrice) Elkin; and 11 children.
grandchildren. Interment Detroit.

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os CE REMEMBER

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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehude will observe
the Yebrzeit of the
following departed
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
ing of Mishnayes.

Hebrew Civil
Sept.
Tishrel
91/
Robert Carnick
29
Pearl Gendier
30
Fannie Escoff
36
Anna Mintz
as
Anna Goldstein
Bessie Jaffin
as
Harry Schneider
30
Joseph S. Abramson
as
Clara Gold

Samuel Brenner
Louis Applebaum
Beret Frankel
Bernard EJlas
Sam gloothtekt
1
Radnor Family
111
'Samuel Robinson
- Sarah
chervil'
,Chaya R. Smolinsky. 10
_Sholorn Smolinsky 111
Louis Diamond
' 10.
Solonson Nocian
11
- Ruth Ann Shapiro 11
11
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Henry
Daniels
11
Aronow
Samuel Shekter
11
12
-Aron Lebovics
.Malka Moss
12
Jennie Marcus
12
12
Lena Sarin
Avner Wolf
13
A. Marvin Westerman 13
.Sylvia Unger
Celia Eisen
13
13
:Sedalia Gufstein
13
Veins" Lang
Blume Levenson
13
"Nochum Cohen
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MEYER ZACK

Who passed away Oct. 5,

1962. Sadly missed and
always remembered by his
children and grandchil-
dren.

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Yeshivath Beth Yehudah

Dr. John Bayles

NEW YORK (JTA)-Samuel D. I ing the New York University Medi-
Leidesdorf, senior partner of S. D. cal Center and served as board
Leidesdorf and Co., one of the na- chairman.
tion's largest accounting firms, a Born in Manhattan, Mr. Lades-
civic leader and philanthropist, don was orphaned at age 6 with
died Sept. 21 at age 86. He was a the death of his father. He left
former president of the Federation school at 13 to support himself and
of Jewish Philanthropies of New his mother, obtaining a job as of-
York and treasurer of the United five boy at $3.50 week He rose in
r: Jewish Appeal 1 the ranks, but quit his job to study
Greater N e w . accounting. He organized his own
York for 30 firm in 1905.
years. Mr. Lei- Honorary vice president of the
desdorf was a di-1 American Jewish Committee, Mr.
4; rector of t h e . Leidesdorf received the AJC's
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-.','•::.." )Committee a n d tions Award in 1964.
held a number of
Jewish posts.
Nellie Bookstein, 60
Heraised mil-
of
ons of dollars Nellie M. Bookstein, widow
or these philan- Jack B. Bookstein, who died in
,
followed
him
in
death
opies and once J anuary,
Wednesday. She was 60.
Leidesdorf jokingly boasted, we
"I'm the best schnorer in town." Mrs. Bookst e in was a member of

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Hadassah, Pioneer Women and
Dr. John G. Bayles, physician He was instrumental in establish- Women's
Bicur Cholem. A Cleve-
with offices at 14411 E. Jefferson,
land native, she lived in Detroit 60
died Sept. 20 at age 67.
Irish-Jewish Musician Dies
years.
Her
residence was at 20438
Dr. Bayles, a 1926 graduate of
LONDON - Composer of Renfrew.
Tulane University's medical school,
songs, the Irish-
Surviving are two brothers, Jos-
was a native Detroiter. He was a popular Irish
Jewish musician Michael Carr, eph and Eugene Steinberger• and
member of the Wayne County
Medical Society, Michigan State whose paternal name was Cohen, a sister, Mrs. Floyd ( Alice) Wincel.
Medical Society, Detroit Consistory died last week. He was reared in
and Moslem Temple and Mai- Dublin, ran away to sea as a teen- Laurence Medow, 22;
u,
monides Medical Society, as well ager and worked in Hollywood as was on Michigan Daily
as Perfection Lodge of the Masons a bit player before moving to Eng-
land
where
he
produced
many
of
Laurence Medow. 22, associate
and the Crescent Shrine Club. He
managing editor of the Michigan
resided at 20401 E. Eight Mile, his compositions.
Daily at the University of Mich-
St. Clair. Shores.
Surviving are his wife, Helen; Radomer Aid Schedules I i gan, died Sept. 20.
Mr. Medow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
a brother, Dr. Clarence R.; and Memorial for Sunda y
I Irving Medow, 32021 Pembroke,
two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Levin
Radomer
aid
society
and
its
Livonia,
was a native of Detroit
and Mrs. Margaret Schmittel.
friends will assemble noon Sunday ' A senior at U. of M . he was a
at the Radomer Cemetery, 14 Mile I member of Sigma Delti Xi Frat-
Bernard Howard of LA; and Gratiot Rds., for memorial ! ernity. He leaves • two brothers,
services. Rabbi Leizer Levin will Louis and Jerry.
Real Estate Developer
officiate.
Bernard B. Howard, former De-
troiter who has been active in Los
Angeles real estate financing and German President Sends
development for the past 18 years, New Year Cable to Israel
died Tuesday at age 63.
BONN (JTA) - President Hein-
Mr. Howard, a native Detroiter,
leaves his wife, Dorothy; a son, rich Luebke of the Federal Repub-
Robert; a daughter, Elizabeth; lic sent New Year's greetings to
three brothers, attorneys Mark, Israel, expressing the hope that
Arthur and Milton Howard, all of the good relations prevailing be-
whom were active in the develop- tween Israel and West Germany
ment of North Park Towers luxury will be broadened and deepened.
Minister of Interior Ernst Benda
apartments and a sister, Mrs.
said later that it should be deter-
Renee Keege of Chicago.
mined
whether the extreme right-
Interment Los Angeles.
wing National Democratic Party
is unconstitutional and if so proven,
Services to Honor
the party should be outlawed.
Another minister, Social Demo-
-2 Deceased Members
Memorial services will be held crat Hans Jurgen Wischnewski,
who
heads the ministry for eco-
2 p.m. Sunday for Joseph Heide-
man of Detroit and Arthur Schech- nomic aid, proposed that the Con-
ter of Grand Rapids at the Work- stitution be amended so that the
NPD could be banned. Wischnewski
men's Circle Center.
Mr. Heideman was an active left on a five-day visit to Egypt.
(In Jerusalem, the foreign diplo-
member of the Workmen's Circle
branch 156 for many years, general matic corps extended New Year
A telephone call to us
manager of the Workmen's Circle greetings to President Zalman
gives you the assurance
Center and a former member of Shazar of Israel. Greetings on be-
that a man you know is
the Jewish Community Council and half of all of the foreign envoys
were read by the dean of the
helping you.
Jewish Labor Board.
Mr. Shecter was also a member corps, Ambassador Jerome Yancy
of branch 156 and was known for of Liberia.)
We can make the desired
his contributions to Jewish culture
arrangements regardless
UNDER PRESSURE
institutions in many lands.
of where a death occurs.
The moment of truth: Football
coaches
have
to
produce-either
Lillian Smilay, Age 78
winners or alibis.
Lillian Smilay, a native Detroit-
er whose parents were charter
18325 W. Nine Mile Rd.
Sid Wolfson's
members of Temple Beth El, died
Southfield
Sept. 19 at age 78. Her husband
MONUMENT CENTER. INC.
ELgin 7-5200
was the late Maurice Smilay.
661 E. II MILE, FERNOALE
Ira and Herbert Kaufman
1 1/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
Mrs. Smilay, 746 Collingwood,
6 Biks. from 3 Jewish
leaves two sons, Robert and Mau-
Cemeteries on Woodward
rice Jr. of Georgia; a daughter,
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Mrs. Joseph (Helen) Freed; two
sisters, Mrs. Sidney Stiebel and
Mrs. Sidney Newman; and four
grandchildren.

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Dr. Goldmann's Secretary Dies
NEW YORK - Vera Bud, who
was Dr. Nahum Goldmann's secre-
tary since 1947, died here last
week.

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Charles J. Newman, a special
education teacher at McMichael
Junior High School and a charter
member of Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue, died Tuesday at age 55.
Mr. Newman, a native of De-
troit, resided at 29861 Muirland,
Farmington. He was a member of
the Adas Shalom youth commiss-
ion, Detroit Federation of Teach-
ers, Perfection Lodge of the Mas-
ons and Tikvah Lodge of Bnai
Brith. He was a graduate of the
University of Detroit and received
his teaching certificates from
Eastern Michigan University.
Survivors are his wife, Libbie;
three sons, Sherwin, Joel and San-
ford; a daughter, Susan; his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris New-
man; and a brother, Paul.

NY Philanthropist Samuel Leidesdorf

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In Memory of Our
Beloved Father
and Grandfather,

Teacher Charles Newman;
Active at Adas Shalom

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now goes to 1970. All Hebrew dates
and day of the week for 24- years
from September, 1946. A very con-

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from 1948 to 1973.
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