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Toronto Mayor Nathan Phillips

TORONTO — Nathan
Phillips, who liked to call
himself the mayor of all the
people, died in Toronto at
age 83.

NATHAN PHILLIPS

He was Toronto's first
Jewish mayor; he served
longer than any other To-
ronto mayor, and his 35
years on the City Council
was a Toronto record. But
he will be remembered best
as the mayor who made To-
ronto proud of itself.
According to the Globe
and Mail, .Mr. Phillips was
mayor from 1955-62, when
Toronto changed from a
shuttered-on-Sunday prov-
incial capital to a metropolis
bristling with high-rise
apartments, new hotels and
cultural developments.
Early in his first term he
decided that Toronto
needed a mayor who would
go out and "dangle destiny
at the people from the
front steps of City Hall."
In 1961 he was made a
Mohawk chief by a band of
30 Indian chiefs in full re-
galia at City Hall.
His thatch of white hair,
his close-cropped mustache,
his fine features and his
penetrating eyes behind
horn-rimmed glasses were

Leon H. Lewis

Leon H. Lewis, a former
attorney and past president
of Tam-O-Shanter Country
Club, died Jan. 8 at age 62.
Mr. Lewis, a 1937 gradu-
ate of the Wayne University
Law School, was a member
of the American and Michi-
gan Bar Associations, and a
former member of the Stan-
dard City Club of Detroit.
He was a native of St. Louis.
He retired 10 years ago
and began collecting an-
tique English furniture for
a local furniture firm.
He resided at 18083 Wil-
demere.
He is survived by his wife,
Shirley, a son, Steven and
:daughter, Susan, both of
'Chicago, and two sisters,
Mrs. Harry (Nadine) Sha-
berman and Mrs. Arthur
(Marion) Feldman of Or-
ange, Calif.

In Memory of a Truly
Beautiful Person

LILLIAN
MARLOWE

Passed away Jan.
14, 1960. Although
human life is too short
for our dreams, its
greatest moments
never die. Mother, you
were one of our great-
est moments.
With our love,
Bonnie and Debbie

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more familiar to Canadians
than the features of some
provincial premiers.
One of Mr. Phillips'
proudest claims was that he
helped make Toronto the
convention capital of North
America by promoting new
hotel facilities.
Mr. Phillips' monument
is already built. He con-
ceived the idea of an inter-
national competition
which produced the world
famous design by the late
Viljo Rewell of Helsinki
for the new City Hall. City
Council
unanimously
named the civic area in
front of the hall after him
— Nathan Phillips
Square.
Mr. Phillips was a Mason,
a member of the Canadian
Bar Association and Bnai
Brith.

Fred Baum, 52,
Local Caterer

Fred Baum, a retired ca-
terer, died Jan. 12 at age 52.

Born in Romania, Mr.
Baum lived 14 years in De-
troit. He was a caterer at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek from
1961 to 1971 and served
Cong. Bnai Moshe from 1970
to 1974 when he retired. He
was the owner of Fred
Baum Caterers and Crown
Kosher Caterers. He was a
member of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. He resided at 6581
Post Oak Dr., West Bloom-
field.

He leaves his wife, Leah;
three sons, Elliott, Daniel
and Neil; a daughter, Mrs.
Richard (Elissa) Berg; and
two brothers, Dr. Harry of
New York and Dr. Emanuel
of Pittsburgh:

Albert Leventhal

NEW YORK — Albert
Rice Leventhal, an executive
for 40 years with a number
of publishing houses, and
the man who developed the
Little Golden Books series
for children, died recently at
age 68.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late
Rose Axelrod acknowledges
with grateful appreciation
the many kind expressions
of sympathy extended by
relatives and friends during
the family's recent bereave-
ment.

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OBITUARIES

WILLIAM BARON died
Jan. 13. He leaves his wife,
Sallie; a daughter, Mrs.
Ronald - (Carol) Rhule; a
brother, Herman; four sis-
ters, Mrs. Abe (Anne) Mall,
Mrs. Jay (Mettie) Golub,
Mrs. Harry (Belle) Guns-
berg and Mrs. Robert (Dor-
othy) Schram; and three
grandchildren.
* * *
HARRY D. BAUM died
Jan. 9. He leaves his wife,
Rose; two daughters, Mrs.
Robert (Dale) Redmond of
Havre De Grace, Md., and
Mrs. Harold (Barbara)
Lampcov; and eight grand-
children.
* * *
HASKELL BERG, for-
mer Detroiter of Toledo,
died Jan. 8. Survived by a
niece, Mrs. Nellie Deriggi.
* * *
HERMAN BERGSON
died Jan. 10. He leaves his
son, Marshall of Edison,
N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Phil-
lip (Frances) Kaplan; and
five grandchildren.
* * *
REBECCA BERMAN,
15241 Burton, Oak Park,
died Jan. 12. Survived by a
son, Max; two daughters,
Mrs. Daniel (Frieda) Kat-
zoff of Spring Valley, N.Y.,
and Mrs. Fred (Rose) Segal;
four brothers, Louis Got-
tlieb, Alex Gottlieb, Reuben
Gottlieb and Samuel Got-
tlieb; a sister, Mrs. Henry
(Tillie) Smolinsky; six
grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren.
* * *
ELAINE' BICKMAN,
20521 Charlton Sq., South-
field, died.Jan. 8. She leaves
her husband, Irving; a
daughter, Mrs. Harvey
(Shirlee) Cole; one sister
and five grandchildren.
* * *
LILLIAN ERSHLER
BUCKLAND died Jan. 9.
She leaves her husband,
Samuel; a son, David of
Naples, Fla.; two brothers,
two sisters and three grand-
children.
* * *
LEAH DAITCH died
Jan. 7. She leaves her hus-
band, Max; a son, Herbert of
Elmhurst, N.Y,; three
daughters, Jeanette, Mrs.
Harold (Barbara) Lefton
and Mrs. Arnold (Ann)
Finn; three brothers, one
sister and 10 grandchildren.

The Family of

HERMAN K. COHEN

Wishes to thank their many relatives and friends
who contributed so generously to various charities
in his memory. We gratefully acknowledge your
expressions of kindness and sympathy in our time
of bereavement.

SAMUEL SLAKTER,
15075 W. Lincoln, Oak Park,
died Jan. 9. Survived by his
wife, Lydia, three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Manuel (Evelyn)
Ben, Mrs. Marvin (Ruth)
Wain and Mrs. William
(Vivian) Brown; two broth-
ers, Louis and Isadore of
California;,six grandchil-
dren and nine great-grand-
children.
* * *
SALLY STOTZKY,
15552 Stratford, Southfield,
died Jan. 12. She leaves her
husband, Max; a son, Irwin
of Miami; three daughters,
Mrs. Ilene Zweig of Buffalo,
N.Y., Mrs. Robert (Joyce)
Kulczycki and Beth; a
brother, Jack Herman; and
a sister, Mrs. Ernest (Mary)
Zipser; and three grandchil-
dren.

NATE R. DIAMOND,
former Detroiter of Marina
Del Rey, Calif., died Jan. 14.
Survived by his wife, Helen;
a son, Dennis; and a daugh-
ter, Michelle of California.
Interment California.
* * *
ISIDORE FEURRING,
former Detroiter of Miami
Beach, Fla. died Jan. 11. He
leaves a son, Albert; two
daughters, Mrs. Paul
(Shirley) Feinberg and Mrs.
Joe (Dorothy) Stewart; 12
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.

* * *

SAM M. GERSTEIN,
21400 W. Seven Mile, died
Jan. 13. He leaves a son, Irv-
ing; a sister, Rose of Califor-
nia; and one grandson.
* * *

LOUIS HORWITZ died
Jan. 8. He leaves his wife,
Belle; . a son, Dr. Jerome;
two daughters, Mrs. Sidney
(Harriet) Hiller and Mrs.
Robert (Geraldine) Rafel-
son; a brother, Nathan; a
sister, Mrs. Sam (Florence)
Rappaport of Cleveland; six
grandchildren and one
great-grandson.
* * *
CELIA MARGOLIS,
22041 Blackstone, Oak Park,
died Jan. 13. Survived by
two sons, Morton M. and
Sidney; a daughter, Mrs.
Louis (Pauline) Buch; and
11 grandchildren.
* * *
DAVID RADIN died
Jan. 11. He leaves a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bernard (Sylvia)
Koss; and two grandchil-
dren.
* * *
BEVERLY REMER,
16300 W. Nine Mile, South-
field, died Jan. 8. Survived
by her husband, Morton; a
son, Dr. Stanley; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph (Gail) Har-
ris; three brothers, Morris
Watnick, Nathan Watnick
and Albert Watnick; and
five grandchildren.
* * *
LENA ROTHSTEIN,
13640 Pearson, Oak Park,
died Jan. 14. She leaves a
sister; Mrs. Sophie Babitt of
Worcester, Mass.
* * *
SIDNEY RUSSELL of
Ann Arbor died Jan. 8. He
leaves his wife, Ann; a son,
Dr. Allen of El Paso, Texas;
a daughter, Mrs. Roy (Joan)
Evans; two brothers, Elias
and Sam, both of Toledo;
three sisters, Mrs. Frank
(Florence) Gardener of
Ohio, Mrs. David (Sara)
Peltz and Mrs. Jack (Esther)
Lober. Interment Detroit.
* * *
MAX SHIPPER, 15075
Lincoln, Oak Park, died Jan.
12. He leaves his wife, Clare;
and two brothers.

FRANCES WEINBER-
GER died Jan. 10. She
leaves two sons, Harry and
Leon of Phoenix, Ariz; a sis-
ter; Mrs. David (Erna)
Kaiser of New York; five
grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
* * *
MOLLIE LAEVIN WEI-
NER died Jan. 8. She leaves
two sons, Jerry L. and Dr.
Irving B. of Shaker Heights,
Ohio; a brother, Benjamin
Laevin of Hyde Park, Ill.;
and five grandchildren. In-
terment Grand Rapids.

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