THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

OBITUARIES

FREIDA ASTREIN, 20045
Schaefer, died May 7. She leaves
a son, Cyril; a daughter, Mrs.
Maurice (Phyllis) Sugar; ane sis-
ter and seven grandsons.

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GEORGE I. BITTKER, 24641
Templar, Southfield, died May 8.
He leaves his wife, Ida; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Isadore (Rose) Lefton;
two brothers, two sisters and two
grandchildren.

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FANNIE BORAK, 19145 Votro-
beck, died May 11. Survived by
her husband, Abram; a son,
Samuel; a daughter, Mrs. Sam
(Mildred) Tack; and two grand-
children.

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VALERIE CHAJES, 22811 W.
Seven Mile, died May 13. She
leaves a son, Julius; and three
grandchildren.

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ISRAEL FRANKEL, 19336
Schaefer, died May 8. Survived by
his wife, Dorothy and two
brothers, Jacob and Harry.

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ESTHER FRIEDMAN, 16500 N.
Park Dr., Southfield, died May 13.
She leaves her husband, Isaac; two

In Memory of Our Dear
Beloved Mother and
Grandmother

BECKY GOLDBERG

Who left us May 18, 1964.
The day never begins or
ends without 'mentioning
your name; sadly missed
and never to be forgotten
by your children, Sophie
a n d Maurice Kingston,
Joe, Charlie and Bennie
Goldberg.

In Loving Memory of
Dearly Beloved

GENIA GUYER

Who passed away the 13th
of lyar, 1967. Sadly
missed and always re-
membered by her family.

In Memory of a
Dear Friend

ANNIE ABRAMS

Who passed away May 11,
1969. Often the heart-
aches, many a silent tear,
but always a beautiful
memory of one we loved
so dear.

Shirley and Max Lewis

In Loving Memory
of Beloved

JOSEPH MOSTEN

Who passed away May 14,
1968. Sadly missed and
always remembered by his
wife, Edith; daughters,
Mrs. Ted (Ileane) Stone
and Mrs. Robert (Beverly)
Share; and grandchildren.

sons, David I. and Aaron; and six
grandchildren.

SYLVIA MILLER, 19328 Lilt-
more, died May 12. Survived by
two brothers, Jerome A., and
Leonard Hack.

Friday, May IS, 1970-43

Deaths of Walter and May Reuther
Mourned in Jewish Community

With the death of Walter P. Reu- as an "oasis in a troubled and
ther and his wife, the former May turbulent area of the world."
Mrs. Reuther, a former school
Wolf,
in a plane crash last week-
SALLY GOLDMAN, 25645 Briar,
end, the Jewish community lost teacher, whose father, Frank
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Oak Park, died May 8. Survived
two champions of social justice Wolfman, resides in Borman Hall,
by her mother, Mrs. Riva Gold-
HATTIE PEARLMAN, 115 01 and warm friends of Israel, it was Jewish Home for Aged, was her
man; two brothers, Max and Petosky, died May 10. She leaves
husband's most trusted confidant,
acknowledged this week.
David; and a sister, Mrs. Charles no survivors.
In a statement to the United remaining close to her home and
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(Ann) Newman.
Automobile Workers, headed by family. Her nephew, William
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HERMAN H. PIKSTEIN, 21830
Wolfman, 29, was among the vic-
FANNIE GREENBERG, 19100 Cloverlawn, Oak Park, died May Mr. Reuther for 24 years before tims in the crash. He served as one
W. Seven Mile, died May 13. She 13. Survived by his wife, Helen; the crash which took six lives, the of Mr. Reuther's bodyguards.
Jewish
Community
Council
paid
leaves a brother, Joseph; and a two sons, Howard and Martin; a
Two other survivors in the Wolf-
sister, Mrs. Charles (Rita) Berlin daughter, Rochelle; his mother,
man family are Mrs. Reuther's
More Obituaries
of Miami Beach.
Mrs. Sarah Pikstein of Culver City,
brother Leo Wolf, principal of
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Calif., one brother and one sister.
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Ruthruff School, and a second
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MYRA JACQUELINE HOFF-
brother, Earl, who is a union
MAN, 24311 Dante, Oak Park,
LIBBY ROSEN (ADELMAN), tribute to "a leader who articu- official.
died May 7. She leaves her mother, 29447 Fairfax, Southfield, died May lated the finest strivings and as-
The Reuthers leave two daugh-
Mrs. Flora Hoffman; and her 13. Survived by two sons, Hy pirations of American life."
ters, Linda and Lisa.
Signed by Judge Lawrence Gu-
grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Beck- Friedman and Jack Rosen of
Among the numerous causes
man.
Washington; two daughters, Mrs. bow, president, and Walter
which drew Mr. Reuther's sup-
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Irving (Sarah) Adelman and Mrs. Klein, executive director of the
port were organizations con-
ABRAHAM J. KNOPPOW, 14520 Paul (Sandra) Medow of Claren- Council, the message said the fol-
cerned with the fight against
Vernon, Oak Park, died May 10. don Hills, Ill.; one sister, nine lowing:
poverty and illiteracy, and he
"The congregations and or-
Survived by his wife, Lillian; a grandchildren and nine great-
labored for decent housing and
ganizations affiliated with the
son, Charles; a daughter, Karen; grandchildren.
medical care for all.
Jewish Community Council of
two brothers and two sisters.
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Described as a man wiith a
Metropolitan Detroit join in this
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deeply religious nature, Mr.
IDA ROSENBERG, 3812 W.
expression of grief and sympa-
TILLIE LEVCOVITZ, 19100 W. Grand, died May 11. Survived by
Reuther often told friends: "As
thy. Our nation has lost a leader
Seven Mile, died May 8. Survived her husband Edward; and a sis-
my grandfather said when we
who articulated the finest striv-
by her husband, Albert; a son, ter, Mrs. Sadie Rohlig.
were very young, the way to dem-
ings and aspirations of American
Marvin Lawrence.
onstrate
you love God is to love
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life. Walter Reuther's effective
your fellow man."
ROY I. ROSENTHAL, 480 Thet-
advocacy of a just society will
ford, Bloomfield Hills, died May
remain as an influence on the
7. He leaves his wife, Lenora;
course and future history of our
two sons, Frederick and Dr. Al-
country. Along with the mem-
bert; three brothers and three
bers and our many friends in
sisters.
the UAW, our community deeply
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mourns this tragic loss."
ANN SCHWARTZ, 10430 Gold-
Max Nusbaum, president of•Gen-
A moment of silence in tribute to
During the corning
eral Floor Covering, 604 Wood- win, Southfield, died May 11. She the Reuthers was observed Wednes-
week Yeshiva Beth
ward, Royal Oak, died Tuesday at leaves a son, Harry; a daughter, day evening at the delegate assem-
Yehudo will observe
the Yahrr.eit of the
Mrs. Haskell (Barbara) Adler: bly of the Jewish Community
age 72.
following departed
A founder and past president of her father, Morris Richman of Council. Shmarya Kleinman deliv-
friends, with the
Young Israel of Oak-Woods, Mr. Miami; two brothers, four sisters ered the memorial tribute to his
longtime
friend.
traditional Memorial
Nusbaum was a member of Beth and three grandchildren.
In Mr. Reuther's name, the 'JAW
Prayers, recitation of
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Abraham Synagogue, Hebrew
Kaddish and study-
contributed $250,000 for the ad-
Benevolent Society and Yiddish
NETTIE KAUFFMAN SHLEIN, vancement of scholastic endeavors
ing of Mish
Folks Farein. He was active in former Detroiter, of Miami Beach,
at the Weizmann Institute, and he
Hebrew Civil
the Friends of Bar Ilan University. died May 8. She leaves her hus-
also was a firm supnorter of His-
IYAR MAY
Mr. Nusbaum, 10700 Oak Park band, Nathan; a son, Irving Kauf- tadrut, the Israel Federation of
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Blvd., Oak Park, was in the floor man; two daughters, Mrs. LlOyd Labor, and the Jewish National
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S. Jaian
covering business for more than (Selma) Fishman and Mrs. Ber- Fund. He was a member of Work-
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Gus Lew
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50 years. Born in Poland, he lived nard (Lillian) Kordner of Dallas; men's Circle. Irving Bluestone, Mr.
Eva Goldin
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Harry Shapiro
in this country for 57 years.
nine grandchildren and two great- Reuther's administrative assistant
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Sidney Applebaum
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Surviving are his wife, Esther; grandchildren. Interment in Det- and close friend, encouraged the
Victoria Freedman 11
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Toba
Lerner
a son, Julian; a daughter, Mrs. roit.
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UAW leader in these activities.
Fannie Freedman 11
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Marvin (Alice) Berlin; a brother,
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Charlotte Yaffe
More than 1,200 representatives
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Abraham Berri;
Sol; and 10 grandchildren.
BENJAMIN STOLOROW, of from trade unions and labor fra-
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Charles Llpschinsky 12
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Hollywood, Fla., formerly of ternal organizations attending the
Anna Rabinevitch 12
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N. Charezeter
South Bend, died May 8. He leaves 70the jubilee convention of the
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Lena Bodzin
three sons, Samuel S., Aaron H. Workmen's Circle last weekend
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Clara Drescher
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Jacob B
of Grand Rapids and Sol of Jack- paid tribute to the Reuthers.
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Theodore litmovey
son; seven grandchildren and
In one of his last public actions,
if
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Ernoe Weisz
If
NEW YORK — Dr. David Wdo- seven great-grandchildren. Inter- he helped draft a resolution that
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Pauline Garielick
if
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Sadie Eisenberg
winski, a leader of the resistance ment in Detroit.
was adopted by the 22nd conven-
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David Schneider
fighters in the Warsaw Ghetto,
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Relief Bas Yitzchok 14
tion of the UAW in Atlantic City
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Sarah Kaplan
collapsed and died in Tel Aviv
MINNIE TILLINGER, 3240 which urged the Big Four to "use
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Max Schultz
after delivering a speech com- Greenfield, Royal Oak, died May their separate and combined in-
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Minnie Friedman
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memorating the 27th anniversary 7. Survived by two sons, Morris of fluence to bring all parties to the
Stanley Sarnereff
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Joseph
Taker
of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Fort Wayne, Ind., and Harvey; two Middle East conflict to the confer-
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Libby Teitelbaum 14
He was 73.
KopM
Kaplowitz
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daughters, Lillian C. and Mrs. ence table to settle the political
Emil Kahan
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Dr. Wdowinski, a psychoanalyst, Ben (Betty) Pam; one brother; issues." Mr. Reuther viewed Israel
Alzik Selesny
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was born in Lodz, Poland, earned two sisters and five grandchildren.
Fanny /Neoax
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a medical degree at Masaryk Uni-
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B ella Kowall
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versity in Bmo, Czechoslovakia,
Oscar Silverstein
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former
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and did graduate work in psychi-
Mordechai Bronstein 16
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Ben Hirsch
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Sam Kahn
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Survived
by
a
son,
Dr.
Myron;
in Vienna and Warsaw.
Sidney Orechkin
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Noah Mlles
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at the New School for Social Re- Handler, all of Detroit; and two
Robert Flayer
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Max iwrey
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Hyman Stoiarsky
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Joseph Robinson
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in 1943 and in concentration camps
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Yeshivath
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The
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Late
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Cemeteries on Woodward
15731 W. 101/2 Mi. Southfield
In his book, "And We Are Not
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and fellow Revisionists had to con-
vince the Jewish leadership in the
Acknowledges with grate-
ghetto of the danger confronting
ful appreciation the many
them by the Nazis.
kind expressions of sym-
He was a witness at the Adolf
pathy extended by rela-
Eichmann trial testifying on Jew-
tives and friends during
ish resistance and the psychology
the family's recent be-
Formerly. Karl Berg Memorials and Manuel Urbach di Son
of abandonment.
reavement
He leaves no immediate sur-
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vivors.

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Max Nusbaum, 72,
Past President of
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