THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Dr. Max Arzt, Longtime Seminarian

NEW YORK — Dr. Max
Arzt, vice chancellor of the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America, died Sun-
day at age 78.
In addition to his vice
chancellorship, Dr. Arzt
was Israel Goldstein Profes-
sor of Practical Theology
and in that capacity had
taught hundreds of rabbis
now serving congregations
here and abroad.
17)- Arzt had a leadership
n the Young Judaea
610iiist Youth movement.

a new English translation of
the Bible. While holding a
pulpit in Scranton, Pa., Dr.
Arzt was president of the
Council of Social Agencies
there and a member of the

He was known for his
keen sense of humor and
as a storyteller he de-
lighted audiences in scores
of Jewish communities.

Dr. Arzt spoke in Detroit
on numerous occasions,
primarily at installations of
rabbis coming to local con-
gregations and at dedica-
tions of new synagogue
structures.
He was a member of the
committee that is preparing

DR. MAX ARZT

A former president of the
Rabbinical Assembly of
America, Dr. Arzt was a
United States delegate to
the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization Congress in
London in 1959 and a
charter member of the advi-
sory council of the Interna-
tional Movement for Atlan-
tic Union.
He was the author of
"Justice and Mercy: A Com-
mentary on the liturgy of
the New Year and the Day
of Atonement" and a con-
tributing editor of the mag-
azine Judaism. He also was
chairman of the Joint
Prayer Book Commission of
the United Synagogue of
America and the Rabbinical
Assembly.

Friday, September S, 1975

OBITUARIES

IRVING
"IRNIE"
BERNSTEIN, 22347 Le-

Rosen of New York, Mrs.
ESTHER MEISEL, 1935
Maurice (Patricia) Sea man Chene, died Aug. 29. Sur-
Rhone, Southfield, died
of San Francisco, Calif., and vived by three sons, Irwin
Sept. 3. He leaves his wife,
Mrs. James (Martha) Sas- B., Charles of Harrison
Rheda; two daughters, Mrs.
mor of New York.
Twp., and Howard of Wald-
* * *
Martin (Sandra) Mellin and
ron; a brother, Joe Shomow
Mrs. Bruce (Marcia) Saper-
SONIA GREENSP
stein; a sister, Mrs. Lucille 24281 Kenosha, Oak P AN, of Los Angeles; a sister,
Grey of Troy; and four died Sept. 2. Survived by ark, Mrs. Louis (Bessie) Brom-
her berg of Miami, Fla.; and 11
grandchildren. Services 9:30
husband, Morris; two so
a.m. today at Ira Kaufman Jacob and Benny; and t ns, grandchildren.
* * *
wo
Chapel.
sisters, Mrs. Jacob (Esth er)
ROBERT
WALDMAN
*
Grundman and Mrs. Fis hel (Bob Walker), 13050 Oak
GUSTA BURSTEIN,
(Solo) Schwartz, both of Park Blvd.
Blvd., Oak Park, died
18990 Forrer, died Aug. 31. Montreal.
Sept. 2.
by his
* * *
Survived by two sons, Al-
wife, Gena; two daughters,
bert and Dr. Carl; a daugh-
NONA (Kappy) K A- Allisa and Pamela; and a
ter, Mrs. Sol (Evelyn) PLANSKY, 23741 Wald
en brother, Edward Waldman.
Rubin; five grandchildren
Ct., Southfield, died A ug.
* * *
and one great-grandchild.
30. She leaves her husba nd,
* * *
MAXINE D. WERBE,
Israel; two sons, J. Ron ald died Aug. 27. She leaves her
CHARLES CONATSER
Kaplansky of East Lansi ng husband, Robert; two sons,
of Detroit died Aug. 30. Sur- and John C. Kaplansky; t
vived by his wife, Louise; a brothers, Sam N. Goldbe wo Thomas and Warren; a
son, Edward of Arizona; a and Itche Goldberg of Ne rg daughter, Joan; her mother,
daughter, Mrs. Sandra York; a sister, Mrs. Rudol w Mrs. Joseph (Lillian) Finkel;
ph a brother, Dr. Lawrence
Gluckson; two sisters, Mrs.
(Helen) Faust; and o ne Finkell; and a sister, Mrs.
Edna VvTaxler of Peoria, Ill., granddaughter.
Herbert (Charlotte) Mit-
* *
and Mrs. Bernadine Regen
nick.
of Houston, Texas; and six
SOPHIE (Blau) KO
*. * *
grandchildren.
NEK, 6473 Pinecroft, We st
BESSIE YACK died
* * *
Bloomfield, died Sept. 2. Aug. 28. She leaves a son,
LENA ELKIN, 19100 W.
Survived by a daughte r, Benjamin of Wyandotte;
Seven Mile, died Aug. 28.
Mrs. Seymour (Pearl) M
Survived by a son, Sol of Al- nello; a brother, Saul Bla a- three daughters, Mrs.
u; Thomas (Florence) Lesson,
bion; two daughters, Mrs.
and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Samuel (Rose) Lesson
* * *
Rose Farber and Mrs. Jo-
and
Mrs. Elvin (Betty) Ra-
seph (Betty) Utchenik; five
MICHAEL LIEBMA
grandchildren and two of Cleveland, Ohio, die N sof; six grandchildren and
d 12 great-grandchildren.
great-grandchildren.
Aug. 22. Survived by hi
* * *
wife, Esther; a son, Julia n
NATHAN Z. GREE N- (Jerry) of Southfield; two
HOUSE, 23055 Riversi
de daughters, Mrs. Don (Ruth)
Dr., Southfield, died A ug. Perlman of Los Angeles,
31. He leaves his wife, E s- Calif., and Mrs. Ronald
During the
ther; a brother, Daniel of (Faye) Cohen; four brothers,
coming week
Beverly Hills, Calif.; fo ur four sisters and eight grand-
Yeshivoth, Beth
sisters, Blanche Greenhou se children. Interment Cleve-
Yehudah will
of New York, Mrs. Be th land.
observe the

Commission on Public Re-
lief and Assistance for the Anne M. Weiner
Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania.
Anne M. Weiner, an ac-
In 1939 Rabbi Arzt came tive member of Jewish
to the seminary as director women's and communal
of field activities and asso- organizations, died Sept. 1
ciate professor of practical at age 71.
Henry A. Cahn, 54 theology. He was named
Born in Honor, Mich.,
Henry A. Cahn, a driver- vice chancellor in 1951 and Mrs. Weiner was a member
salesman for Dydee Service Israel Goldstein Professor of Cong. Bnai Moshe, mem-
ber and past secretary of
for 23 years, died Aug. 27 at in 1962.
Born in Poland, Dr. Arzt Purity Chapter, Order of
age 54.
Born in Germany, Mr. was brought here as a the Eastern Star; a member
Cahn lived in Detroit 35 child. He was graduated of the Rebeccas, Brandeis
years. He was a past com- from City College of New University National Wom-
mander of Jewish War Vet- York in 1918 and earned an en's Committee and Jewish
erans Post 716 and served on MA degree from columbia Home for the Aged. She also
the auxiliary police force of University in 1921. He also was secretary of the Sinai
Oak Park for 11 years. He held master's and doctor's Hospital Gray Ladies.
She leaves her husband,
resided at 23500 Cloverlawn, degrees in Hebrew litera-
ture and a doctor of divin- Alexander; a son, Dr. Allan;
Oak Park. -
He is survived by his wife, ity degree from the semi- a daughter, Mrs. Albert
{Beth) Margolin; a brother,
Marjorie; a son, Fred J.; a nary.
Nathan Morris; a sister,
daughter, Mrs. Jeffrey
Mrs. Dorothy Chatlin; seven
(Paula R.) Kaplan of Mount Louis Greenberg
grandchildren and two
Clemens; and a sister, Mrs.
Louis Greenberg, presi- great-grandchildren.
Ellen K. David of Sterling
dent of A. J. Marshall Co.,
Heights.
*
restaurant equipment sup- Temple Establishes
LOUIS A. MAL-
Mendel Mann
plier, died Aug. 30 at age 56.
DAWSKY died Aug. 3(). He
A native Detroiter, Mr. Syme Tribute Fund
PARIS (JTA) — Yiddi
sh
leaves
two daughters, Mrs.
Greenberg was a former
author
and
journalist
Me
A memorial fund is being
n-
Jason
(Mamie)
Tickton and
treasurer and board mem- set up at Temple Israel in
del Mann died here la
ber of the National Food tribute to Michael J. Syme,
Friday. He was 59 years of st Mrs. Rosalyn Campbell;
three grandchildren and
Service Equipment Distrib- youngest son of Rabbi and
Mr. Mann, born in Wa d.
r- three great-grandchildren
utors,
a
member
of
the
Jew-
saw in 1916, emigrated to I s-
Mrs. M. Robert (Sonia)
The family of the late_
rael in 1948. He was lat er
Sam Kaufer announces the ish War Veterans, Anti-Def- Syme, who died Sunday at
transferred to Paris to d i-
unveiling of a monument in amation League of Bnai age 21.
Sidney A. Deitch
his memory 12 noon Sun- Brith and was active with
Born in Detroit, Mr. rect the Yiddish newspap er
DETROIT
day, Sept. 14, at Beth Abra- the Allied Jewish Cam- Syme was a student at Co- Unzer Wort.
He was also a well-known
ham Cemetery. Rabbi Hal- paign-Israel Emergency lumbus College's music
MONUMENT
WORKS
pern and Cantor Ackerman Fund food service division. school in Columbus, Ga. A author and published 12
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
Gardner, betw. Coolidge & Greenfield
will officiate. Relatives and He resided at 17200 Je- graduate of West Bloom- Yiddish novels.
399-2711 Eve. 626-0330
friends are asked to attend. anette, Southfield.
field High School, he also
He leaves his wife, attended Oakland Univer-
Josef Adler, 83
Eleanor; a son, Stephen; a sity. He resided at 3490
The Family
RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA)
daughter, Julie; two broth- Parkland Dr., West Bloom-
MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
of the Late
— Josef Adler, an industri-
ers, Nathan Greenberg and field.
661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
Abe Green; and a sister,
Besides his parents, he alist and honorary president
MEYER R.
11/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
of
the
General
Zionist
Party
Mrs. Marion Goldman.
leaves two brothers, Rabbi
6 Blks. from 3 Jewish
GARBER
in Brazil, died here at age
Daniel B. of Nev
Cemeteries on Woodward
i York and 83.
knnounces the un-
David L.
In Loving Memory
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ling of a monument
Born in Safed, Palestine,
Of Our Dear
L.. _ttis memory 10:30
he
came
here
at
the
begin-
Husband,
ning of the century. He was
a.m. Sunday, Sept. 14,
The Family
Father and
at Hebrew Memorial
active
in the Zionist move-
of
the
MONUMENTS BY
Late
Grandfather
ment for many years.
Park. Rabbi Gorrelick

WE REMEMBER
71-1:1 ■ 7 71t42

Yahrzeits of the
following d e-
parted friends,
with the tradi-
tional Memor-
ial .Prayers, re-
citation of
Kaddish and .
Studying of
Mishnayos.

Monument
Unveilings

will officiate. Rela-
tives and friends are
asked to attend.

The Family
of the Late

MARGARET
MARTIN

Announces the un-
veiling of a monument
in her memory 6 p.m.,
THURSDAY, Sept.
11, at Hebrew Memo-
rial Park. Rabbi Za-
chariash will officiate.
Relatives and friends
are asked to attend.

LOUIS
RASKIN

Rabbi Jacob M.
Brown

Who passed away Sep-
tember 5, 1919, 10 days in
Elul. Sadly missed by his
wife, Minnie; sons Marvin
and Danny; daughters
Mrs. Lillian Rosen and
Mrs. Belle Weingarden;
grandchildren and great-
grandchildren.

Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives
and friends during the
family's recent be-
reavement.

BERG AND .,
URBACH

Leib Ulitzky

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Leib
Ulitzky, the Polish Jewish
writer, died here Monday at
age 83.
He arrived in Israel in the
early 1950s where he contin-
ued writing poems and sto-
ries and translations of
works into Yiddish.

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