Harry Schumer, of Linen Firm
Harry Schumer, founder
and president of General
Linen Supply, 1016 E. Palm-
er, died Nov. 14 in Rochester,
N.Y., at age 78.
Born in Poland, he lived
59 years in Detroit. He found-
ed his linen company in 1919.
He was a member of the na-
tional board of Histadrut,
Hebrew Benevolent Society,
the Farband, Labor Zionist
Allianbe, Cong. Bnai David,
Jewish Community Council
and Jewish National Fund.
He resided at 17306 Sherfield,
Southfield.
He is survived by his wife,
Mildred; a son, William; a
brother, Sam; , and three
grandchildren. Services 10:34
a.m. Sunday at Hebrew Me-
morial Chapel.
Black Pledge Killed
in Fraternity Prank
Samuel Krause, founder
of Dix Scrap and Metal Co.,
died Nov. 7 at age 79.
Born in Russia, Mr. Krause
lived in Detroit prior to -mov-
ing to Florida where he lived
the past 10 years. He was a
member of Cong.- Beth
Achim, Pisgah Lodge of Bnai
Brith and the Metal Dealers
Association.
He leaves a son, Bernard;
a daughter, Mrs. Ben (Ruth)
Shapero; a sister, Mrs. Louis
(Ida) Grabow; five grand-
children and five great-
grandchildren.
LONG BEACH, N.J. — A
rqd fraternity pledge
ffocated here early
y when a hole he dug
in sand as part of a
ple•ge prank collapsed and
trapped him, police said.
Seven members of the Zeta
Beta Tau chapter at Mon-
mouth College were charged
with manslaughter.
Police said pledges and fra-
ternity members tried unsuc-
cessfully to free William
Flowers from the hole. The
, black youth eventually was
dug out by the local first
aid squad and fire depart-
ment, but by the time they
could rush him to Monmouth
Medical Center he was dead.
Those charged with man-
slaughter are: Robert Caem-
merer Jr., Brian M. Seiler,
Corey S. Wilson, Frank E.
Yavalone, Richard A. Pierce,
Howard T. Rapp • and Glen
A. Hart.
U.S. Arms to Israel
Remain the Same
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
State Department and the
Pentagon disagreed with Is-
raeli Information Minister
Aharon Yariv's statement
last week that Israel has
been assured by the United
States of "an important ad-
ditional amount of arms."
State Department spokes-
man Paul Hare said no
change has taken place in
U.S. arms deliveries and de-
scribed reports that • they are
being increased as "not ac-
curate." Hare said "there
has been no such 'speedup."
_ A Pentagon spokesman
said "it is clear nothing hap-
pened last 'week" when De-
tense Secretary James
Schlesinger met with Isaeli
Ambassador S'imha Dinitz.
Schlesinger himself said that
"no dramatic change" has
taken place "in the historical
supply relationship with Is-
rael with respect to military
equipment."
-capacity for self-con-
the ability to master
s sinful impulses and
deal with them constructive-
ly, is itself a crucial moral
power.—Will Herberg.
e Family of the Late
NATHAN
EISENBERG
and -
WILLIE RUSKIN
Announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in
their memory 1 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 24, at
Chesed Shel Emes
Cemetery. Rabbi Sper-
ka will officiate. Rela-
tives and friends are
asked to attend.
Samuel Krause,
Scrap Dealer, 79
Jacob -Savin, 76,
Owned Box Firm
Jacob Savin, founder of
Michigan Box Co., died Nov.
13, at age 76.
Detroit resident for 50
years after leaving lales-
tine, Mr. Savin founded
Michigan Box in 1930, and
sold the firm in 1971.
Born in Lithuania, he was
a Talmud . student, active in
Judaic studies, and author- of
three books on Judaisni.
He was a member of\ Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, the Zionist
Organization o f America,
the Zionist Organization of
Detroit, American Technion
Society, and active with the
Allied Jewish Campaign and
the Weizmann Institute of
Science.
He is survived by his wife,
Stella; a son, Joseph; a
daughter, Mrs. Sol (Sylvia)
Iwrey; three sisters and six
grandchildren.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Julius Jarcho, 69,
LongtiMe Zionist
NEW YORK (JTA)—Julius
R. Jarcho, a publisher long
active in Zionist causes, died
Nov. 4 at age 69.
Mr. Jarcho worked in the
1930s for the Jewish Standard
of Canada and the Brooklyn
Examiner • and later became
publisher of two Zionist peri-
odicals, Israel Speaks and
Israel Today. In 1962-63, he
worked in the publications
department of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency.
Mr. Jarcho founded the
American Friends of Hagana
in 1948 and established Mate-
rials for Israel, an organiza-
tion sending supplies to the
newly established state of
Israel.
In 1949 he became active
in Friendship Train, which
collected 3,000 tons of food-
stuffs that was presented at
City Hall to Israeli Abbassa-
dor Eliahu Elath.
`Canada Will Stay
in UN Peace Force
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Can-
ada's Defense Minister
James A. Richardson said
that his country's soldiers
will continue to serve with
United Nations peace-keep-
ing forces in Sinai and on the
Israeli-Syrian front.
Richardson indidated that
an understanding has been
reached on the continued
presence of the United Na-
tions Disengagement Obser-
vation Force (UNDOF on the
Golan Heights. The UNDOF
mandate expires Nov. 30 and
there had been intimations
from Damascus that Syria
might oppose its renewal.
Richardson said the pur-
pose of his visit was to in-
spect Canadian contingents
serving with UN forces.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Wil-
liam Granat acknowledges
with grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of
sympathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during the
family's recent bereavement.
The Family of the Late
DORA GALER
Acknowledges
with grateful apprecia-
tion the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy
extended by relatives
and friends during the
family's recent bereave-
ment.
In Cherished Memory
of Our Beloved
Father and
Grandfather,
FRED ROTH
Four years have gone
by since you left but
the happy memories re-
main. Gone but never
forgotten by son, Allan;
daughter and son-in-
law, Sandi and Ivan
Collins; a n d grand-
daughter, Marla.
Friday, Nov. 15, 1974-55
OBITUAR ES
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SAMUEL C. BROWN died
ANNA KRAFT, 299.8 Clem-
Nov. 9. He leaves a son, Carl ents, died Nov. 9. Survived
A.; a daughter, Mrs. James by a daughter, Mrs. Norman
A. (Janice) Hiller; one bro-
R a e ) Laporter; and one
ther and one sister.
granddaughter.
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MINNIE P. COHEN, 16238
RAY MITTENTHAL
Lamplighter Ct., Southfield, LEWIS died Nov. 11. She
died Nov. 11. Survived by leaves a son, Hershel; and a
her husband, Abraham; and daughter, Henrietta.
two sisters.
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MORITZ, 23667
SARAH . DROOCK, 25300
Lahser, Southfield, died Nov. Coach Light, Southfield, died
12. Survived by a cousin, Jay Nov. 9. Survived by her hus-
band, Herbert; a son, David;
of Logansport, Ind.
and two brothers..
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PHILIP FRAM of Montreal
SONIA NEMEROW died
died Nov. 2. Survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Bernard (Ja- Nov. 11. She leaves nieces
net) Blumen; and a brother, and nephews, Mrs. ,Hyman
Rabbi Leon Fram of Detroit. (Edna) Groskind, Ben Horo-
witz, Arthur Leader, Norma
Interment Montreal.
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Leader, and Libby Leader of
MICHAEL GALINS, 19100 New York.
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W. Seven Mile, died Nov. 9.
He leaves three daughters,
NORMAN JONATHAN
Mrs. Marvin (Jacqueline) SCHLONER, 16290 Meado-
Posner, Mrs. Edna Weinstein wood, Southfield, died Nov.
of Staten Island, N.Y., and 8. Survived by his parents,
Mrs. Edwin (Bernice) Lubin Mr. and Mrs. Lester J.
of Bronx; six grandchildren Schloner; his grandmother,
and seven great-grandchil- Mrs. Edith Steinkamp; two
dren.
brothers and one sister.
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ROSE - ESTHER GOLD,
FREDA SEGAL died Nov.
former Detfoiter of Los An- 11. She leaves a son, Ray-
geles, died Nov. 10. Survived mond of Berkeley, Calif.; a
by a son, Louis; a daughter, daughter, Mrs. Orren (Toni)
Mrs. Larry (Betty) Peck of Tikkanen of Calumet; one
Detroit; three brothers, two brother and two sisters.
sisters an dthree grandchil-
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SADIE SIKE, former De-
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troiter of Long Beach, Calif.,
PHILIP HAASE, 26051 died Nov. HI Survived by
Lahser, Southfield, died Nov.
three daughters, Mrs. Harold
9. He leaves two daughters, (Fayanne) Gaynor of Detroit,
Mrs. Erwin (Ruth) Siporin and Mrs. Harry (Ruth) Rose
and M r s . Abe (Mildred) and Mrs. Sam (Teddy) Ros-
Shatzman; one brother and ka', three brothers, Tom,
six grandchildren.
Morris and Eddie Mitteldorf,
all of Detroit; one sister, Mrs.
Aharon,lleskin, 77, Mack (Florence) Halper of
Detroit; and five grandchil-
Noted Israel Actor
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Aharon dren. Interment Los Angeles.
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Meskin, considered by many
NATHAN SILVERMAN,
as a giant of the Israeli and
Hebrew "stage, died Nov. 11 19421 Votrobeck; died Nov.
11. Survived by his wife,
at age 77.
Mr. Meskin, who was born Rose; three sons, Harry, Isa-
in Russia, was among -the dore and Raymond; o n e
first Jewish stage actors who brother, one sister and seven
founded the Habima 'rhea- grandchildren.
ter in Moscow. -
He came to Israel in 1928
Sidney A. Deitch
and appeared as the leading
DETROIT
actor in such plays as "The
Dybbuk," "T h e Golem,"
MONUMENT WORKS
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other classical Yiddish and
Hebrew plays. He was the
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Prize in 1956 and the Israel
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.
MORRIS ZEIFMAN, 25643
Greenfield, Sodtiqfield, died
Nov. 3. Survived by his wife,
Rose; three daughters, Mrs.
Harold (Ida) Sher, Mrs. Alex
(Mary) Greenblatt and Mrs.
Henry (Lillian) Channen; one
brother, eight grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.
WE REMEMBER
111:11? 7117N
During the
coming week
Yeshivoth Beth
Yehudah will
observe the
Yahrzeits of the
following d e-
parted friends,
with the tradi-
tional . Memor-
ial Prayers, re-
citation •of
Kaddish and
Studying of
Mishnayos.
.
KISLEV NOV.
Samuel Benidikt 3 • 17
Benny Derevny 3 17
Avr,ohom Y.
3
17
Eisenstadt
Charles
17
3
Goldschlag
17
Morris Kransberg 3
17
3
Dr. B. D. Lynn
17
3
Adele Reider
17
Rose Rothnagel 3
17
3
H. S. Seidman
17
Anne Shektman 3
17
Cheniehr Simlak 3
Abraham
17
3
Valitzkin
3
17
Chaya Wallach
3
17
Wolf Wallach
Suzanne
4
18
Friedman
18
Louis Hoberman 4
18
4
Boruch Levine
18
Isadore Marcus 4
4
18
Ida F. Selker
19
Joshua Blazofsky 5
19
Harry Clements 5
19
5
Fannie Engel
19
5
Etta L. Finley
19
Meyer Freedman S
6
20
Eva Averbuch
Rachel D.
20
Burnstine 6
20
Joseph Feldman 6
20
Fannie Freid 6
20
Harry M. Krugel 6
20
Willie Ruskin 6
Shirley J.
-21
7
Segerman
21
7
Ignatz Weisz
8
22
A. Chodoroff
22
8
Larry M. Fogel
Charles G.
22
8
Halpert
22
Louis Langwald 8
8
22
Ernest Levi
8
22
Lillie Spector
8
22
Albert Suffrin
9
23
Ben Bernstein
Dr. Jos.
9
23
Carlebach
9
23
R. Chodoroff
9
23
Asna Gottlieb
9
23
Lena Kort
9
23
Sonia Lefond
9
23
Bertha Rubin
9
23
Lillian Victor
9
23
Jack Wayne
Yeshivoth Beth
Yehudah
15751 W. Lincoln Dr.
6 Blks from 3 Jewish
Cemeteries on Woodward
The Family of the Late
SAMUEL MAN IS
Acknowledges
with grateful apprecia-
tion the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy
extended by relatives
and friends during the
family's recent bereave-
ment.
In Memory of Our Beloved
LI 2-0266
BESSIE STERN
Two years have passed since you left us so
suddenly. Although time has not eased our
pain and loneliness, our love and' memories
of you are forever.
Sadly missed and needed by your husband,
children and grandchildren.
JO
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