THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 17,1975-47
Mrs. Ben-Hur, 65,
Ex-Military Officer
Benni Mahrshak,
of Palmach Force
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Mrs.
Lea Ben-Hur, wife of retired
Gen. Aliyahu Ben-Hur and
herself a former officer in
the Israeli Army, died Jan.
11 in Safed at age 65.
Mrs. Ben-Hur, who served
in British ATS units during
World War II, later , held the
rank of major in Israel's ar-
my, was parliamentary sec-
retary of the Mapam faction
and also worked at the Is-
raeli, Consulate in Los An-
geles.
She and her husband
moved to Kiryat Sbemona six
months ago to encourage the
people of that border village
that has been the target of
ist attacks.
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Benni
Mahrshak, a pioneer mem-
ber of Palmach, the strike
force • of Hagana before the
Israeli state was founded,
died here Jan. 4 of cancer
at age 68.
Mahrshak was born in the
Ukraine the son of a rabbi
and as a child he witnessed
his father's murder by po-
gromists. When he came to
Palestine he joined Kibutz
Givat Hashlosha.
He participated in Maga-
na's "illegal" immigration
movement before 1948 and
fought in Israel's war of in-
dependence.
Allred F. Lipshaw,
Local Accountant
= Alfred F. Lipshaw, a certi-
fied public accountant with
offices in Oak Park, died Jan.
9 at age 39.
Born in Monroe, Mr. Lip-
shaw lived 30 years in De-
troit. He was graduated from
Wayne State University and
was a member of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. He resided-
at 22503 Ivanhoe Ln., South-
field.
He leaves his wife, Jacque-
line; two sons, Marc and
Jeffrey; a daughter, Jodi;
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel (Rebecca) Lipshaw;
and a sister, Mrs. Milford
( Ilene) Nemer.
Alex HorOwitz, 81,
Founder of Firm
Alex Horowitz, founder and
chairman of the board of Al's
Glass and Auto Supply in De-
troit, died Jan. 10 at age 81.
Born in Russia, Mr. Horo-
witz lived 67 years in Detroit.
He founded' his company in
1920. He was a member of
the Association of Auto Parts
Dealers, and the .Mozer-
Farein society, the Jewish
Community Center, its
branch and culture club, and
City of Hope. He also was
active in many Jewish phil-
anthropies, including the Is-
rael Emergency Fund and
the United Jewish Appeal.
He leaves two sons, Mar-
vin Howard and David How-
ard of Coral Springs, Fla.;
a daughter, Mrs. Harry
(Edith) Lazarus; 13 grand-
children and two great-grand-
sons.
Widow of Bolshevik
Emigrates to Israel
NEW YORK—Maria Ioffe,
the 7'5-year-old widow of a
leading Bolshevik revolu-
tionary, has arrived in Vien-
na on her way to Israel as
an emigrant.
Mrs. Ioffe, a Communist
activist in her youth, spent
26 years in labor camps be-
tween 1929 and 1956 after
being convicted of opposition
activity within the party.
Her husband, Adolf Ioffe,
was a close colleague of
Trotsky. He was elected one
of the 22 members of the
Bolshevik party's Central
Committee in July, 1917.
He later was Soviet Am-
bassador to. Germany, Japan
and China. He killed himself
in 1927 in protest over the
expulsion of Trotsky from the
Communist Party.
Senator Favors
Palestine State,
NEW YORK (JTA) — Sen.
John Sparkman (D-Ala.), the
new chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Commit-
tee, said he favors the crea-
tion of a state on the West
Bank for displaced Pales-
tinians, but not one run by
the-Palestine Liberation Or-
ganization.
Sparkman said since both
Israel and Jordan claim the
West Bank, the Palestinian
state "would require negotia-
tion involving both those
countries." The veteran Ala-
bama Senator replaced Sen.
J. William Fulbright as chair-
man of the Foreign Relations
Committee after Fulbright
failed to win reelection to the
Senate.
Hebrew Benevolent Author Is Cited
JERUSALEM (JTA)-
Elects Officers
French author Simone de
Joseph M. Korman was
1;sP elected president of the He-
brew Benevolent Society at a
recent general board meet-
ing.
Other officers include Leo
B ThIrst and Meyer I. Coo-
e presidents; Morris
Do. treasurer; Nathan P.
- Rossen, executive secretary;
Edward Miller, cemetery
.chairman; and Harry Laker,
Louis P. Topor and Jerome
G. Friedman, trustees.
The nominating 'committee
for the election was chaired
by Nathan Samet 'and in-
- chided Louis Levine, Nathan
P. Rossen, Harry Portner
and Allan Rosenberg. The
installation of officers will be
held Feb. 13 at the Chesed
Shel Emes building.
Beauvoir is the winner of
this year's Jerusalem Prize
"for the freedom of man in
society," Mayor Teddy Kol-
lek announced.
The author, who has re-
jected awards since she won
the Prix Goncourt in 1954 for
her book, ,"The Mandalins,"
has accepted the prize, which
will be given to her at the
opening ceremony of the
Seventh Jerusalem Interna-
tional Book Fair in April.
OBITUARIES
LILLIAN APPEL, 9814 San Mateo and Mark of San Irene Hershey and Mrs. Sadie
Haverhill, died Jan. 13. Sur- Mateo; and three sisters, Hershey of Dallas, Texas;
vived by a daughter, Norma. Mrs. Irving (Mollie) Pomer- and five grandchildren;
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antz of N. Miami 'Beach, Mrs.
GOLDYE BARNETT of Morton (Toba) Grass and
AIDA ROSE, 26110 W. 12
Detrdit died Jan. 14. She Ruth of Burlingame, Calif. Mile, Southfield, died Jan.
leaves her husband, Frank; Interment California.
12. She leaves her husband,
,
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a daughter, Mrs. Richard L.
Jack; two sons, Howard of
(Ethel) Bduford; a sister,
R 0 S E - FINKELSTEIN, Chicago and Robert C. of
Mrs. Harry (Ruth) Shuchter 15100 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park, Davenport, Iowa; a daugh-
of Chicago; and three grand- died Jan. 10. She leaves two
children. Interment Chicago. sons, Dr. Morris B. and Al- ter, Mrs. Herbert S. (Joan)
Rosen; her mother, Mrs.
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bert; three daughters, Mrs.
CHARLES BLACKMAN, Irwin (Lillian) Margolis, Samuel (Rose) Proshansky
21401 Kipling, Oak Park, Mrs. David (Floreen) Lerman of New York; two- brothers,
died Jana 9. Survived by and Mrs. Ben (Shirley) Harold Prosharisky and Mil-
three sons, Meyer. of St. Marks; a brother, Alex Schu- ton Gordon of New York; a'
Johns, Mich.; Joseph and mansky; three sisters, Mrs. Sister, Mrs. George (Ger-
Hyman A.; two daughters, Usher (Dora) Meister, Mrs. trude) Shapiro of New York;
Mrs. Morris (Shirley) Steiner Ben (Sadie) Stiller and Mrs. and fours grandchildren.
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and Mrs. Nathan (Irene) Joseph (_Edna) Pritz, all of
HARRY
SAFERSTEIN,
Light; a brother, Cantor Ja- Florida; 15 grandchildren
19340 Votrobeck Dr., died
cob 'Blackman of Van Nuys, and 16 great-grandchildren.
Jan. 13. Survived by his wife,
Calif.; 13 grandchildren and
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Pauline;
a son, Albert; six
11 great-grandchildren.
HELEN GLADSTONE, grandchildren and seven
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13725 Dexter, died Jan. 10. great-grandchildren.
MEYER CRANIS, 16200 W. Survived by her husband,
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Nine Mile, Southfield, died Abraham; a son, Alex; and
MEYER SCHARFF, 18901
Jan. 13. Survived by his wife two grandchildren.
Meyers, died Jan. 12. Sur-
Lillian; a daughter, Mrs.
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vived by a son, Nathan; a
Roy (Gloria) Cohen; four
daughter, Mrs. Burton (Syl-
JERRY
A.
GLANZ,
1327
brothers, Morris, Louis, Jo-
via) Josephs of Chicago; a
seph and Aaron; and two Victoria, Windsor, died Jan. sister, Mrs. Yetta Millmeister
15. He leaves three , sons,
grandchildren.
Alex and Samuel L., both of of Los Angeles; five grand-
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Southfield, and David; nine c h i l d r e n and one great-
EMILY CUTLER, 18754 grandchildren and one great- grandchild.
Grandville, died Jan. 13. Sur- grandson.
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vived by her husband, Eli;
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LOUIS SCHEMANSKY,
three daughters, Phyllis,
YETTA C. GOLDSTEIN, 25477 Lincoln Terrace Dr.,
Marie and Nina; her mother, of Detroit, died Jan. 9. She Oak Park, died Jan. 15. Sur-
Mrs. Hazel Breuer; and two leaves her husband, Harry; vived by his wife, Rose; two
brothers Richard Breuer and two daughters, Cynthia of sons Harold of Dayton and
Morris Breuer.
East Lansing and Deborah; Arthur; two daughters, Mrs.
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a brother, Jack Menenberg; Robert (Sylvia) Stoller and
MILT DAVIDSON, former and two sisters, Mrs. William Mrs. Irving (Marilyn) Mar-
Detroiter of San Mateo, Calif. (Rose) Parnos and Mrs. Ar- kel; and 12 grandchildren.
died Jan. 9. He leaves his thur (Dorothy) Beckwith,-
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wife, Joan; three sons, Dr.
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ALFRED H. SCHULIST,
Alan of San Diego, Robert of
ALEXANDER KURMAN, 1445 W. Nine Mile, Ferndale,
853 W. Chicago, died Jan. 13. died Jan. 15. Survived by his
Julian Levine, 61, SurVived by •a sister, Mrs. wife, Thelma ; two sons,
Kottler. Howard and Harvey; a
Local Shoe Retailer Mischa (Malvina)
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brother, Sanford; and three
Julian Levine, founder and
LOUIS LIVINGSTON, 2646 grandchildren.
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president of Juliard's Inc., Park, died Jan. 14. No known
shoe retailer, died Jan. 14 at survivors.
BESSIE K. STONE, 29200
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age 61.
Dardenella, Livonia , died
JENNIE PICKMAN, form- Jan. -10. She leaves a son,
Born in Tuscaloosa, Ala,
Mr. Levine lived in the Pon- er Detroiter of Miami Beach, Sanford H. of La Mesa,
tiac area for 30 yeirs. He died Jan. 12. Survived by her Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Al-
was a member and past husband, Harry; two sons,
president of Temple Beth Ja- Jack of Lansing and Sam; a
Sidney A. Deitch
cob of Pontiac. He resided daughter, Mrs. Bella Wein-
at 20500 Knob Woods Dr., stein of Miami Beach; two
DETROIT
sisters, Mrs. Sarah Belsky
Southfield.
MONUMENT WORKS
He leaves his wife, Ida E.; and Mrs. Oscar (Bessie) Be-
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
a son, Richard; a daughter, linsky, both of Los Angeles; Gardner, betw. qoolidge & Greenfield
Mrs. Richard (Judith) Rass- eight grandchildren and 14
399-2711 Eve. 626-0330
al ■ IIIIMSINSIPOPeomemmiemeft ■
ler; a sister, Mrs. Bernard great-grandchildren.
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oftemormwm.uma
(Lillian) Simon of Troy,
ROSE REBECCA (LA MONUMENT " CENTER, INC.
N.Y.; and three grandchil-
'VINE) STARR, 26051 Lahs-
dren.
661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE' "j
er, Southfield, died Jan. 11.
11/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
Survived by two sons, Stan-
6 Blks from 3 'Jewish
7
Cemeteries on Woodward
ley L. La Vine and Gerald M.
IN MEMORIAM
La Vine; two sisters, Mrs. LI ;-8,264
JO 4450,
The Hebrew Benevolent
Society, (Chesed Shel
Ernes) remembers
The Family of the Late
their departed Board
MONUMENTS BY
Members whose Yor-
MORRIS
zeit is observed in the
month of Shevat and
ROTHSTEI N
AND
was observed in the
Acknowledges
month of Teves.
with grateful apprecia-
JACOB PECHERER
tion the many kind ex-
16th of Teves
pressions of sympathy
FINE MONUMENTS
December 30th
extended by friends and
SINCE 1910
DAVID BARNETT
relatives during the
13405 CAPITAL at Coolidge
7th day of Shevat
family's recent be-
OAK PARK — LI 4-2212
January 19th
reavement.
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MEN,
BERG
URBACH
Next to Stanley Steamer
bert A. (Charlene) Dawes;
and six grandchildren.
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PHILIP WEISBERG, 14841
Evergreen, died Jan. 11. Sur-
vived by his wife, Dora; a
son, David H.; a sister, Mrs.
Sadie Woronow of Miami
Beach; three grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
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JEAN ZELIKOFF, 21361
Kipling, Oak Park, died Jan.
13. Survived by her husband,
Louis; and a brother, Isidore
Kash.
WE' RUMMER
i-arx ritx
During the
coming week
Yeshivoth Beth
Yehudah will
observe the
Yahrzeits of the
following d a-
parted friends,
with the tradi-
tional Memor-
ial Prayers, re-
citation of
Kaddish and
Studying of
Mishnayos.
SHEVAT JAN.
Yisroel B'r D.
Haley'
7 19
Sam Z. Hirschman 7 19
Rebecca Kasoff
7 19
7 19
Jennie Mattler
Dora Pearlman
7 19
Abraham Schloss 7 19
Morris Schwartz 7 19
Seymour L. Sobol 7 19
Samuel Cobitz 8 20
Dubs Bas M.
Denemark
8 20
Matte Diamond
B 20
Sam Leider
8 20
Samuel M.
Reichstein
8 20
Alyce Rood
8 20
Robert Rosenberg 8 20
Lea Siebner
8 20
Celia Fine
9 21
Jacob Gottlieb
9 21
Gussie Siporin
9 21
Pearl Helper
9 21
Harold W. Isser
9 21
Joseph Jones
9 21
Morris Rosenberg 9 21
Fannie Shapiro 9 21
Edward L. Small 9 21
Yaakov Z. Stern 9 21
Goldie
Blumenthal
10 22
Bessie Goldfarb 10 22
Joseph H. Heller 10 22
Charles Tukel 10 22
Rebecca Zussman 10 22
Moshe A. Brody 11 23
Noah L. Heifetz 11 23
Belle Nelson 11 23
Sam Rotenberg 11 23
Benjamin
Sturman
11 23
Aaron Yagoda
11 23
Jacob Zucker
11 23
Ida Brandt
12 24
•Rifka Cohen
12 24
Esther Hechtman 12 24
Esther G. Karbal 12 24
Harry Lupoloff 12 24
Feigel Rubinoff 12 24
Miriam Sidder
12 24
Bertha Terebelo 12 24
Fannie Turkel
12 24
Jean Warren
12 24
Louis W.
Zuckerbraun
12 24
Jaciib Goldstein 13 25
Leah Lachar 13 25
Oscar Lefkofsky 13 25
Morris Modlinsky 13 25
Ida Oleshansky
13 25
Esther Rosen
13 25
Jacob Rosenblatt 13 25
Ben Shore
13 25
Lena Sieael
13 25
Goldie Solomon 13 2S
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Southfield
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