THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Local Labor Zionist Alliance
Leader Abraham Beitner Dies

Abraham Beitner, a
founder of the Labor Zionist
Alliance of Detroit and a
member of the organization
since 1916, died Aug. 15 at
age 80.
Mr. Beitner came to
Detroit from Bendzin,
Poland, in 1914 and was
active in the People's Relief
organization, which aided
Jewish victims of World
War I.

ABRAHAM BEITNER

In 1918 he was a founder
of one of the first Jewish
secular schools in Detroit.
The school was part of the
national Socialist school
system.
During a trip to Europe
and Palestine in 1925 Mr.
Beitner attended the
cornerstone-laying cere-
mony of Hebrew Universi-
ty on Mt. Scopus, and was
one of the few Americans

Luigi Gorini, Aided
Jews During War

NEW YORK — Luigi
Gorini, a former Harvard
microbiologist who helped
more than 1,000 Jewish
youngsters emigrate to
Israel during World War II,
is dead at age 72.
Mr. Gorini was known
both for his research in
genetics and his resistance
to Fascism in his Italian
homeland. Harvard honored
him in 1965 for his dis-
coveries concerning the
effects of drugs on heredity.
He recently was honored
by Israel for his un-
derground work in Italy
during World War II.
Placed in charge of a Fascist
summer camp in the Italian
Alps, he converted it into a
refuge for Jewish orphans
fleeing from Europe.

Memoriam

AlIlk loving memory of Ben
..en, who passed away
Aug. 12, 1975 (the fifth day
in Elul). Sadly -missed by
wife and family.

DAVID
BETMAN

Sadly missed by
Ada; daughter,
grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.

Edith Camiener

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OBITUARIES

Edith (Yat.e) Camiener,
an
active member of Jewish
receiving special in-
ESTHER (ESSIE) AB-
vitations last year for the communal organizations,
died Aug. 16 at age 70.
• RAHAMS died Aug. 18.
50th jubilee celebrations,
which he attended.
Born in Russia, Mrs. She leaves a son,
He was active in the Camiener lived 56 years in Raymond Abrams; two
Jewish National Fund, Detroit. She was a life daughters, Mrs. Phyllis
Histadrut, the Allied Jewish
member of Brandeis Kahn and Mrs. Jack
Campaign and the Habonim University and a board (Clare) Pecis; 10 grand-
youth organization, and in member of the Michigan children and seven
his later years served as a Chapter of Brandeis Univer- great-grandchildren.
* * *
board member of the Jewish sity National Women's
ABRAM
BERLIN died
Community Center's Senior Committee. She was a
Aug.
16.
He
leaves his
Adult Council.
member of the Sinai wife, Lena; two
sons,
Mr. Beitner was the Hospital Guild, to which she Harry and Leo; a daugh-
retired owner of General devoted 5,000 hours of ter,
Estelle, and five
Textile and Manufacturing volunteer work, and was in grandchildren.
Co., making shop aprons for charge of the surgical
* * *
the automotive industry. He waiting lounge.
CELIA R. BLACK died
was enrolled at Oakland
Mrs. Camiener was a Aug. 18. She leaves a son,
Community College during member of Temple Israel Jackson A.; a daughter,
the last three semesters, Sisterhood and taught Mrs. Yale (Vivienne)
studying psychology and Hebrew in the temple. She Nemerson of Woodbridge,
sociology, and was the also was a member of Conn.; and three grand-
school's oldest student.
Tikvah Chapter of Bnai children. * * *
Mr. Beitner lived at 6114 Brith and Hadassah. She
Ledgeway Dr., West Bloom- resided at 731 Covington.
LILLIAN BRANSKY,
field.
former Detroiter of
She is survived by her
He is survived by a son,
Delray Beach, Fla., died
Aug. 13. Survived by her
Elliot; a daughter, Mrs. husband, Paul; two sons,
husband, Albert; a
Emanuel (Naomi Cecile) Gerald of Beachwood, Ohio,
daughter, Mrs. Ronald
Mark; and five grand- and Alan; a brother, Louis
Garfield of Lorain, Ohio;
(Carol) Horwitz of Oak
children.
four sisters, Mrs. Jack
Park; brothers and sis-
ters; and four grandchil-
(Sadie) Flusty, Minette
dren. Interment Delray
Beatrice Busker
Agree, Mrs. Ben (Alice)
Beach.
Kronmal and Mrs. Dorothy
Beatrice Busker, a Macdougal; and five
volunteer and active grandchildren.
member of Jewish women's
Nancy Ann Victor
organizations, died Aug. 13
at age 74.
Nancy Ann Victor, an ac-
tive member of Jewish
Born in New York, Mrs.
Saul A. Holzel, 60
women's organizations, died
Busker lived 50 years in
Saul A. Holzel, founder
Aug. 16 at age 64.
Detroit. She was a member and president of
Born in Mt. Carmel, Pa.,
of Hadassah and Women's Draperyland, Inc., in
Mrs. Victor was a member
American ORT. Her Detroit, died Aug. 14 at age
of Temple Beth El and its
volunteer services included 60.
sisterhood and Women's
reading for the blind at
Born in Poland, Mr.
American ORT. She resided
Wayne State University.
Holzel founded his company
at 2 2 7 9 9 Saratoga,
She was an organizer of 20 years ago. He leaves his
„Southfield.
the Newgarten Medical wife, Rose; a son, David;
She leaves her husband,
Club, which aids cleft palate two daughters, Deborah of
Dr. Arthur V.; four sons,
children. Mrs. Busker was a Allston, Mass., and Leah;
Dr. Randall J. of St. Joseph,
former secretary for that and a sister, Mrs. Luba
John E. of Greenwich,
organization. She resided at Breiterman of Russia.
Conn., Dr. Lyle D. of Napa,
21970 Parklawn, Oak Park.
Calif., and Dr. Dean A.; her
She leaves her husband,
mother, Mrs. Ida Messer of
Joseph H.; two sons, Robert
Hollywood, Fla.; four
and Stephen; four George Carr, 58
brothers, Maurice Robbins,
grandchildren and one
George Carr, a residential
Harry Robbins of Phoenix,
great-grandson.
home builder in the Detroit
Ariz., Raymond Robbins
area for the past 20 years,
and Earl Robbins; three
died Aug.- 10 at age 58.
sisters,
Mrs. Ned
The Family
A native Detroiter, Mr.
(Josephine) Mellen, Mrs.
of the Late
Carr was the president and
Louis (Lillian) Gottleib and'
founder of Golden Homes, a
DR. MICHAEL
Pearl Robbins of California;
residential building firm.
J. ROSENTHAL He resided at 3 0 4 2 0 and one granddaughter.
Southfield, Southfield.
Acknowledges with
Miriam Albert, 55,
He leaves his wife, Rober-
grateful appreciation
Bnai Brith Official
ta;
five
sons,
Sanford
the many kind ex-
(Carr),
Paul
(Carr),
Dennis
pressions of sympathy
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
(Carr), Barry Berk and Den-
extended by relatives
Miriam Albert, executive
nis
Berk
of
St.
Louis,
Mo.;
and friends during the
director of Bnai Brith
his mother, Mrs. Pauline
family's recent
Women, died Aug. 10 at age
Carr; and eight _55.
bereavement.
She had served since
grandchildren.
1959 as the top professional
staff official of the 150,000
volunteer organization.
The Family
The date of her death
of the Late
marked her 30th anniver-
sary on the staff. She joined
the organization. in 1946
SARAH F. GORRELICK
when its national office was
Acknowledges with deep gratitude the multitude of
opened in Chicago and was
messages of sympathy and contributions to a great many
named assistant director six
charitable causes in her memory, and particularly to the
years later.
"Sarah E. Gorrelick Memoiial Fund" of Cong. Beth
Miss Albert was a native
Achim. These messages were too numerous for personal
of Chicago where she
reply. Please accept this notice in lieu of deeply felt
attended the University of
appreciation.
Chicago and Northwestern
University.

ELSIE F. DONER,
26638 'Summerdale,
Southfield, died Aug. 16.
She leaves a son, Paul of
Bay City; a daughter,
Mrs. Sol (Andrea) Bran-
dies of Tamarack, Fla.; a
brother, Morton Fuerst;
and six grandchildren.
* *- *
CECILIA DORF, 21639
Stratford Ct., Oak Park,
died Aug. 16. Survived by
her husband, Jack; a
daughter, Mrs. Howard
(Sylvia) Fish of
Guatemala, Mexico; and
two sisters, Rosa Zissman
and Mrs. Lucia Bauman,
both of Israel.
* * *
MANUEL E. GOLD died
Aug. 16. He leaves a wife,
Rose; two sons, Dr. Paul
and Alan; a daughter,
Mrs. Wilma Label!; and
seven grandchildren.
* * *
WALTER KAMM, 15792
Littlefield, died Aug. 13.
Survived by his wife,
Berta S.; two sisters, Mrs.
Erna Rosenthal and Mrs.
Ruth Sultan; and a
brother-in-law, Albrecht
Mueller.
* * *

MARY (PEARLMAN)
PFEFFER, former De-
troiter of California, died
Aug. 14. She leaves her
husband, Abraham Pfef-
fer; four sons, Hami-nond
Pearlir an, Samuel
Pearlman, Meyer Pearl-
man and Dr. Isadore
Pfeffer of California;
10 grandchildren and 13
great-grandchildren. In-
terment Detroit.

The fact that anyone can
convert to the Jewish faith
indicates that Jews are not
exclusive in the sense of ra-
cial or genetic features.
Also, the fact that their re-
lationship with the Al-
mighty is one of the conven-
antal nature indicates that
the "choosing" was not one-
sided.

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CAROLINA
LOW-
INGER, 15692 Hilton,
Southfield, died Aug. 15.
Survived, by a son,
Roberto of Montevideo,
Uruguay; and two
brothers, Frank Mehr
and Joseph Mehr; and
two grandchildren.

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