THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

OBITUARIES

MAURICE ARONOW, former
Detroiter of Woodland Hills, Calif.,
died May 10. Survived by a son,
Jerome; one brother, one sister
and two grandchildren. Interment
oodland Hills.
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SHARON BARD, 31922 Pem-
roke, Livonia, died May 12. Sur-
wed by her husband, Harvey;
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry War-
haw; grandmother, Mrs. Fannie
ieder of Yonkers, N.Y.; one
rother and two sisters.

MORRIS Z. CUTLER, former
etroiter of North Miami Beach,
- May 9. Survived by a daugh-
Mrs. Ben (Anne) Isaacs;
e grandchildren and six great-
randchildren.
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ADELE ELCONIN, 20510 Win-
hester, Southfield, died May 6.
he leaves two daughters, Mrs.
onard (Connie) Mason of Mon-
oe and Mrs. ,Harold (Ruth) Born-
tein; one brother and five grand-
hildren.

orris L. Hutton, 52,
ptoinetrist, Club Man

Dr. Morris L. Hutton, Farming-
pn optometrist, died Saturday at
ge 52. He was a lifelong resi-
ent of Detroit.
-- Dr. Hutton, 20334 Forestwood,
outhfield, was a graduate of the
orthern Illinois College of Opto-
etry. His offices were at 33308
rand River, Farmington.
He ,belonged to the Oakland
ounty, Michigan and American
)ptometric Associations. He was
1 member of Temple Israel and a
)ast board member of its men's
!lub.
Dr. Hutton also had served as
)resident of the Farmington Town-
;hip Lions Club, board member
)f the YMCA and member of the
:Farmington Elks Club and Cham-
'er of Commerce.
He leaves his wife, Shirley; a
;on, Lenny; a daughter, Robin;
its mother, Mrs. Minnie Hutton;
tad a sister, Mrs. Irvin (Esther)
vlagy.

MORRIS FABER, 10723 Santa Mrs. Leslie (Mina) Joseplh; eight
Maria, died May 7. Survived by a grandchildren and 13 great-grand-
son, Albert; and two daughters, children.
Ann and Mrs. Alexander (Helen)
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Greenfield of Miami.
MORRIS HANDEL, 17140 Third,
BERTHA (BOOTS) FISHMAN, died May 11. He leaves his wife,
24531 Harding, Oak Park, died Sigrid; a son, David, of Chicago;
May 12. She leaves her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Mar
Calif.; six
Milton (Mickey); four daughters, shall of Riverside,
and four great-
Marcia, Bunnie, Cindy and Mrs. grandchildren
grandchildren.
Marshall (Nancy) Andstandig;
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mother, Mrs. Gussie Schneider and
four sisters.
NATHAN ICALUZNY, 11501 Pe-
toskey, died May 9. Survived by
EVA GOLDBERG, 24121 Rens- four sons, Harry Kasser of Los
selaer, Oak Park, died May 9. She Angeles, Samuel, Ben of Culver
leaves her husband, David; two City, Calif., and Sidney; four
sons, Harold and Irving; seven daughters, Mrs. Sarah Tousignant
grandchildren and three great- of Largo, Fla., Mrs. Irene Solo-
grandchildren.
way, Mrs. Robert (Gertrude) Sig-
gett and Mrs. Grant (Betty) Rock-
MARY GROSS, 19100 W. Seven away Silverfarb; 15 grandchildren
Mile, died May 13. Survived by a and 22 great-grandchildren.
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son, Dr. Samuel; two daughters,
Mrs. Albert (Lena) Velick and
ALICE MARCUS, 15318 North-
gate, Oak Park, died May 8. Sur-
vived by two brothers, Peter and
Helen Horenstein, 54;
Elmer; and four sisters, Mrs.
Pioneer Women Leader Marie Solomon of San Jose, Mrs.
Helen Horenstein, active club- Lilly Fine, Mrs. Henry (Anne)
woman, died Friday at age 54. A Goldin of New York City, and Ella.
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native Detroiter, she worked with
her husband at Horenstein Deli-
BELLE McALLISTER, 746 Col-
catessen.
lingwood, died May 9. Survived by
Mrs. Horenstein, 27096 Everett, a sister, Mrs. Anna Levine of Mor-
Southfield, was past president of gantown, W. Va.
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Hanita Chapter, Pioneer Women.
She leaves her husband, Hyman;
SAMUEL MELLEN, 11501 Petos-
two sons, Raymond and Joseph N.; key, died May 10. He leaves a
a daughter, Mrs. Fernando (Anne) sister, Mrs. Celia Leviant.
Galindo of Hamilton, Ont.; a
brother, Bernard Mikofsky of
RUTH ANN PECHENIK, 1645
Bethlehem, Pa.; a sister, Mrs.
Allen (Florence) Charlip; and one W. Lincoln, Birmingham, died
May 12. She leaves her parents-,
grandchild.

Joel Lieber, Author
of 'Israel on $5 a Day'

NEW YORK - Joel Lieber, 35,
author of several novels, fell to
his death from his apartment here
May 4. Police said it was a suicide.
Mr. Lieber, a native of New
York, was acclaimed as a writer
for his "Move!," which was made
into a film for which he wrote the
screenplay. He also was author of
'The belief in the possibility of a "Israel and the Holy Land on $5
;port decisive war appears to be and $10 a Day," which grew out
e-
-,- e of the most ancient and dan-
of a year's residence in that coun-
ferous of human illusions.
try.
-Robert Lynd

The Family of the Late

REBECCA ZAFT

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.

Edith Krause, Founded
U-M Sorority Chapter

Edith F. Krause, a founder of
the University of Michigan's Sigma
Delta Tau Sorority chapter, died
Saturday at age 49.
Mrs. Krause, 18938 Lauder, was
lifelong Detroit resident. She be-
longed to Temple Israel, Women's
American ORT and the Founders
Society of the Detroit Institute of
Arts.
She leaves her husband, Dr.
Gerald Krause; a son, Charles;
a daughter, Mrs. Gary (Suzanne)
Smuckler; and a sister, Mrs. Wil-
liam (Shirley) Yolles.

The Family of the Late

DAVID LIPSHAW

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.

fit ifirtitoriant

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 and Maurice Kingston, and
Joe, Charlie and Bennie Goldberg.

Unveilings, Page 20

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pechenik; a
brother, Allen; a sister, Nancy;
and grandmother, Mrs. Rose Bud-
son Rosenberg.

BETTY ROBINS, 17365 West-
over, Southfield, died May 7. She
leaves her husband, Samuel; two
sisters, Mrs. Morris (Rose) Shos-
kes and Mrs. Alfred (Mary) Jasso
of Laredo; her father and a brother.

HARRY SCHWARTZ, 746 Col-
lingwood, died May 12. He leaves
a brother, Sam; and four sisters,
Mrs. Albert (Belle) Goldfeder,
Mrs. Henry (Gertrude) Burston,
Mrs. Alfred (Ethel) Klavons and
Mrs. Joseph (Sophie) Kelton.
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SIDNEY A. SILVER, 21940 Mar-
low, Oak Park, died May 11. He
leaves his wife, Beverly; three
sons, Steven, Howard and Charles;
three brothers and three sisters.

ROBERT TUCKER, 23720 Coyle,
Oak Park, died May 8. Survived
by his wife, Yetta; a son, David;
two daughters, Mrs. Max (Shirley)
Caplan and Mrs. Alexander (Dor-
othy) Reisman of Palo Alto; and
three grandchildren.
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VIVI WITTENBERG, 12800 Ster-
ling, Oak Park, died May 10. Sur-
vived by her husband, Jonah; a
son, David; a daughter, Tamar .;
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Lesser; and one sister.
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BERNARD YAKER, 23220 Ke-
nosha, Oak Park, died May 6. He
leaves his wife, Lorraine; a son,
William; two daughters, Judith and
Karen; his mother, Mrs. Betty
Yaker; and one brother.

Harry Sacher, Zionist Leader, Writer;
Worked to Obtain Balfour Declaration

LONDON (JTA)-Harry Sacher,
a veteran Zionist leader and
philanthropist who carved a dis-
tinguished career as an author
and journalist, died here Monday
at age 90.
Sacher was born in London,
educated at New College, Oxford
and served on the staff of the
Manchester Guardian as an edi-
torial and feature writer from
1905-1919.
It was as a British journalist
that he made important contri-
butions to the Zionist movement
and the efforts to secure the
Balfour Declaration.
During his later career he de-
voted his time to writing books
and essays and was a director of

Eileen Wachler, 46;
in JWV Auxiliary

Eileen Wachler, club woman,
died Wednesday at age 46.
Mrs. Wachler, 20212 Hubbell,
was a lifelong Detroit resident. She
was a member of Silverman Aux-
iliary Post 135, Jewish War Vet-
erans.
She leaves a son, Leonard; a
daughter, Edye; and parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Silverman.

Harry Barkin, Brother
of Shaarey Zedek Cantor

Harry L. Barkin, brother of Can-
tor Jacob Barkin, died Wednesday.
Mr. Barlcin resided in Toronto.
He leaves his wife, Pauline; a
son, Marvin; a daughter, Mrs.
Allan (Frema) Berk; three broth-
ers, including Cantor Barkin; one
sister and five grandchildren all of
Toronto. Interment Toronto.

Sol Amster, Co-Owner
of Gem Sales Company

Sol Z. Amster, co-owner and
vice president of Gem Sales died
Saturday at agen48.
Mr. Amster, 16206 Addison;
Southfield, was born in Chicago
and lived in Detroit for 26 years.
His business, featuring jewelry
and appliances, was at 22635
Woodward, Ferndale.
He was a member of Cong. Bnai
Moshe and Zussman Post of the
Jewish War Veterans.
He leaves his wife, Florence;
two sons, David and Joel; his moth-
er, Mrs. Dora Amster; and two
sisters, Mrs. Alexander (Hilda)
Frank and Mrs. Abe (Ruth) Grod-
sky of Chicago.

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Marks and Spencer, one of the
leading department stores.
Sacher was elected to the. Jew-
ish agency executive in Jerusalem
in 1927. He retired from that post
in 1931 but continued to be active
in Zionist affairs as a collaborator
and mentor of the late Dr. Chaim
Weizmann.

Sacher made important contri-
butions to efforts to rescue Ger-
man Jews after 1933. He was a
director of the Jewish Trust
Corp. and was an honorary fel-
low of New College. His philan-
thropies benefited both Israel
and British Jewry.

He served at various times as
editor of the Zionist Review, Pale-
stine, Future and a publication
titled "Zionist and the Jews." He
was the author of two volumes-
"Israel-the Establishment of the
State" and "Zionist Portraits and
Other Essays."

Sacher is survived by his wife,
Miriam, a leader of the Federation
of Women Zionists; and two sons,
Michael M., chairman of the Joint
Palestine Appeal and of the Lon-
don Committee of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency; and Gabriel,
chairman of the British ORT.

WE REMEMBER
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following departed
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation
of Kaddish and stu-
dying of Mishnayes.

Sam Seligson
Shirley Engel
Joe Ringler
Anna Rottenberg
Max Snow
Gabriel Ziegenlaub
Abraham Averbuch
Sarah Honigman
Louis Garfinkel
David Blumenfeld
Rose Buchbinder
Yudes Wasserman
Minnie Friedman
Bella W. Torgow
Rachel Bernstein
Samuel Baschin
William B. Schwartz
Gussie Anstandig
Laura Wetstein
Sam Adler
Yanka Eisler
Abraham Zwerling
Bella Jacob
Chaim A. Corman
William Raskin
Jennie Shustek
Eva S. Katz
Yaacov B. Ben
Chaim L.
Abraham Fine
Hannah Levenberg
Braindle Gittelman
Abba E. Keidan
Ben Nosanchuck
Albert L. Jaslove
Adolph E. Fell
Max Cohen
Lillie Bloch
Jacob Domowich
Louis Morrison
Cila Berger
Betty F. Balantzow
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