David Lansky, 53;
Engineer for Ford

David Lansky, senior textile en-
gineer for Ford Motor Co., died
Wednesday at age 53. A 1940
graduate of the Detroit Institute
of Technology, he was with Ford
for 29 years.
Mr. Lansky, 23611 Moritz, Oak
Park, was a member of Morgen-
thau Lodge of Bnai Brith, Society
of Automotive Engineers and De-
troit Plastics Society.
He leaves his wife, Edith; two
sons, Edward and Paul; two broth-
ers, Max and Abe; and two grand-
children.

Harry Goldin of Windsor

Harry Goldin, a Windsor resident
for more than 40 years, died May
24 at age 88. A retired barber, Mr.
Goldin was active in Shaar Hasho-
mayim and Shaare Zedek synago-
gues. He was born in Russia.
Mr. Goldin, 1165 Elsmere, leaves
his wife, Lilly; five sons, Louis
and Arnold of Detroit, Irving,
Frank and Morris; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Alex (Louise) Joffe,
Mrs. Alex (Edith) Cherkinsky and
Mrs. Erwin (Frances) Wiener, all
of Detroit; 20 grandchildren and
14 great-grandchildren. Interment
Windsor.

Samuel J. Harendorf, 69,
Playwright, Journalist

LONDON (JTA) - Samuel J.
Harendorf, playwright and jour-
nalist, died here recently at the
age of 69. He edited Yiddish
papers in Vienna and London. Be-
fore World War II he was cor-
respondent for the Yiddish daily
"Moment" in Warsaw, and after
the war represented Tel Aviv,
New York, Buenos Aires and Mon-
tivedo Yiddish papers.

In Blessed and Beloved
Memory of

LOUIS MARGOLIS

Who passed away seven
years ago today, May 30,
1962. Forever in our
hearts and sadly missed
by his children, grandchil-
dren and great-grandchil-
dren.

In loving memory of my
only dear sister

FAYE SHIPPER

Nearly a year has passed.
My heart still aches with
sadness. My eyes shed
many a tear. Where and
how you died before you
closed your eyes. God
alone knows how I miss
you as this ends the first
sad year.

Mildred Baker Lipton

Hyman Cohen of Akron Louis Partovich, 72;
Hyman Cohen, former Detroiter Furnished Room at
and owner of a wholesale meat-
Hadassah Hospital
packing company here for more

than 60 years, died Sunday in
Akron. Born in Poland, he came
to Detroit in 1905. He moved to
Akron following his retirement.
Surviving are his wife, Minnie;
a son, Leon; two daughters, Mrs.
Anna Zahn and Mrs. Leon (Selma)
Smith; two brothers, Samuel and
Abe Cohen of Detroit; and seven
grandchildren.

Druggist Ben Pearl

Pharmacist Ben Pearl, owner of
Northland and Westland Drugs
until he moved to California two
months ago, died May 23 in Farina
Del Roy, Calif. He was 61.
Mr. Pearl, past president of the
Northland and Westland Shopping
Center chambers of commerce,
was a member of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, Perfection Lodge of the
Masons and the Moslem Shrine.
He was born in Lithuania.
He leaves his wife, Lillian; a Sam H. Rubin, 75;
son, Melvin; a daughter, Mrs.
Marilyn Fishman; a brother, Al- Headed 2 Societies
bert; a sister, Mrs. Sam (Lauretta)
Sam Hyman Rubin, president of
Woronow; and three grandchildren. Sam's Loan Office, 2100 Michigan,
for 50 years, died Tuesday at age
Murray Silverstone, Chief 75.
Mr. Rubin, 23500 Wildwood, Oak
of 20th Century-Fox
Park, was past president of Rado-
mer
Aid Society and of Bialistoker
NEW YORK - Murray Silver-
stone, retired president of 20th Brisker Aid Society; and he be-
Century-Fox International and 20th longed to Sholom Aleichem Lodge,
Century-Fox Interamerica Corps., Bnai Brith, and to Young Israel
Center of Oak-Woods. Born in Rus-
died May 17 at age 73.
Mr. Silverstone founded and was sia, Mr. Rubin lived in the Detroit
president of the International Cul- area 60 years.
Survivors are his wife, Katy;
tural Center for Youth in Jeru-
salem, dedicated in 1960. He retir- t h r e e daughters, Mrs. Irving
(Blanche) S t e r n, Mrs. Irving
ed from his film post in 1962.
(Dorothy) Pianka of Cranford,
N.J., and Mrs. Louis (Shirley)
`Genes and Jeans'
Gold; a brother, Solomon; a sister,
From Chronicler's column In
Mrs. Nathan (Esther) Wolok; nine
London Jewish Chronicle:
grandchildren and seven great-
Apropos Lord Snow's recent
grandchildren.
comments on the Jewish "gene
pool," Mr. Nabarro was heard to
reflect over the weekend that "of
course everyone knows that the
Jennie Petok, a member of sev-
best jeans are Levis."
eral communal organizations, died
May 23 at age 78.
Mrs. Petok, who was born in
Lublin, Poland, lived in this coun-
The Family of the Late -
try 58 years, 53 of them in the De-
troit area. She resided at 20687
YOURA
Kensington, Southfield.
SHUMAKER
Mrs. Petok was a member of Ha-
dassah, Rebekkas, Jewish Center
Acknowledges with grate-
senior
citizens group and Temple
ful appreciation the many
Israel.
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
Surviving are her husband, Har-
tives and friends during
ry; two sons, Theodore and Sam-
the family's recent be-
uel; two daughters, Mrs. Barney
reavement.
B. (Lillian) Israel and Mrs. Ber-
nard (Goldie) Rothenberg; nine
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children.

Jennie Petok, 78

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11 Mile, Oak Park, died May 22 at
age 72. A life member of Sheet
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Mr. Partovich, 16174 Oxley,
Southfield, was born in Poland and
lived in the Detroit area 57 years.
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Aid Society.
Survivors are his wife, Ann;
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berg; five brothers, Tony, Max,
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from 1946 to the day be-
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Also important Jewish
holidays to 1973.

Who passed away 10 years ,
ago, June 16, 1959 (11
days in Sivan). Her be-
loved memory will always
be our inspiration. Sadly
missed and always re-
membered by her chil-
dren, Rose and Mitchell,
Max and Ann, Esther and
Dave, and grandchildren.

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OBITUARIES

HERMAN M. BRENNER, 19935 Engelwood Cliffs, N.J.; six grand-
Greenfield, died May 25. He leaves children and two great-grandchil-
his wife, Rose; a son, Dennis; two dren.
*
daughters, Mrs. Sidney (Shirley)
Seyburn and Mrs. Abbott (Mari-
MALVINA TANN, 25438 Lincoln
lyn) Schlain; one brother and Terr., Oak Park, died May 24. She
eight grandchildren.
leaves five sons, Herman, David,
* * *
Dr. Lee, George and Edward; a
a)
MYRLE GOLDMAN, 16501 Men- daughter, Mrs. Stuart (E d n
and 13
dota, died' May 26. She leaves two Chosid; 18 grandchildren
great-grandchildren.
sons, Max and Hyme Goldman;
*
two daughters, Mrs. Harvey

(Mary) Gilbert and Mrs. Irving
LOUIS TISCHLER, 28144 Har-
(Ruth) Margulies; 11 grandchil- wich, Farmington, died May 25.
dren and four great-grandchildren. Survived by two sons, Max of To-
• * *
ledo and Dr. Herbert of Durham,
TILLIE KAUFMAN, 18489 Schae- N.H.; a daughter, Mrs. Ellis
fer, died May 25. Survived by two (Mary) Siefer; one brother, two
sons, Henry Coffman and David; a sisters and eight grandchildren.
•
daughter, Belle; one brother, six
grandchildren and one g r e a t-
SAMUEL H. WEINGARDEN,
grandchild.
19434 Ardmore, died May 22. Sur-
* * *
vived by four sons, Norman, Ben,
ABRAHAM L. KEIL, 17545 Rose- Louis and Milton; a daughter,
lawn, died May 25. Survived by his Florence; one sister, five grand-
wife, Yetta; two sons, Martin and children and two great-grandchil-
Jack; a daughter, Mrs. Hyman dren.
a
(Faye) Salinsky; one brother, one
AARON WEINZWEIG, 19327
sister and six grandchildren.
s * *
Schaefer, died May 25. Survived by
Mrs.
ROSE KORINSKY, 25235 Lath- his wife, Eva; a daughter,
three
rup, Southfield, died May 25. She Sheldon ( Miri a m ) Sandweiss ;
four
brothers,
one
sister
and
leaves a son, Morris; and two
grandchildren.
grandchildren.
s *
JEROME WILEY WOLFENSON,
GOLDIE KOSOF SK Y, 19763
former Detroiter of Atlanta, died
Cranbrook, died May 22. Survived
May 24. Survived by three daugh-
by her husband, Barney; a daugh-
ters, Mrs. Seymour (Rose) Lublin,
ter, Mrs. Charles (Freda) Acker-
Mrs. Diane Lipson and Mrs. Char-
man; one brother; and five grand-
les (Lois) Starr; two sisters and
children.
eight
grandchildren. Interment De-
s * s
troit.
MORRIS LEVINOWSKY, 1445 W.
Nine Mile, Ferndale, died May 26.
He leaves a son, Irving; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert (Ada) Dickenson;
two sisters and two grandchildren.
* s s
JACK LIEBOW, 16830 Hamilton,
During the coming
Highland Park, died May 26. He
week Yeshiva Beth
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ben
Yehuda will observe
(Miriam) Baskin; one brother,
the Yahrzeit of the
two sisters and two grandchildren.
departed
following
* s *
friends, with the
traditional
Memorial
CHAJA MENDELSON, 21940
Prayers, recitation of
Beverly, Oak Park, died May 26.
Kaddish and study-
Survived by her husband, Fred;
ing of Mishnayes.
two sons, Solomon and Dr. Her-
Hebrew Civil
bert; two daughters, Mrs. Sam
Sivan June
(Cyrille Lois) Cooper and Mrs.
15
1
Max Leichtling
1
15
Jerry (Esther Molly) Hartman;
Jacob Shere
2
Harry Israel
three sisters and 10 grandchildren.
2
16
Oscar I. Steel
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16
2
Rebecca Medow
2
16
ANNA MITTELDORF, 11501
Michele Eisenman
2
16
Rachel Marwil
Petoskey, died May 27. Survived
2
16
Basha F. Katinsky
2
16
by a son, Eddie; two daughters,
Jacob Franovitz
2
16
Kalman Shapiro
Mrs. Phillip (Bertha) Cohen and
3
17
Fannie Pupko
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Mrs. Daniel (Helen) Blackstone of
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Philip Jacobs, 77

Philip Jacobs, a member of
Cong. Beth Aaron (now Beth
Achim) for many years, died
Wednesday at age 77. Retired
from a wholesale notions business,
which he founded, he was a mem-
ber of the Odd Fellows and Bnai
Brith.
Born in Poland, Mr. Jacobs lived
in Detroit 46 years. His residence
was at 16680 Greenfield. Surviving
are his wife, Susan; three sons,
Aaron, William and Melvin; two
daughters, Mrs. George (Ruth)
Winger and Mrs. Ralph (Mildred)
Friedman; a sister, Mrs. Sadie
Glantz of New Jersey; and 11
grandchildren.

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