THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 19, 1977 55

Dr. Reuben Katznelson, Eminent
Social Worker in Israel, 86;
Worked With Henrietta Szold

Word was received here
this week of the death in Is-
rael of Dr. Reuben Katznel-
son, one of the most promi-
nent of the Zionist pioneer
social workers and a leader
in the General Zionist Move-
ment. His wife, Bathsheba,
was among the earliest
members of the Israel Knes-
set, representing the Gener-
al Zionist Liberal Party.
His son, Shmuel Tamir,
who also served in the Knes-
set a_nd had been an associ-
Menahem Begin, is
E
o, 1 Israel's most promi-
nent practicing attorneys.
Besides his wife Bath-

Lord Cohen, 77,
British Doctor

LONDON—Lord Cohen of
Birkenhead. one of Brit-
ain's most eminent physi-
cians, died Aug. 7 at age 77.
He had served as presi-
dent of the British Medical
Association, the Royal So-
ciety of Medicine and. since
1958, the Royal Society of
Health.
In an eloquent speech in
1962 in the House of Lords,
he defended the ritual
slaughter of animals
against a proposed bill that
was later withdrawn.
He was life president of
the King David Foundaiton
for Liverpool's Jewish
Schools and was president
of London's Jewish home
for the aged. He was a gov-
ernor of Hebrew Univer-
sity, president of the Anti-
TB League of Israel. coun-
cil member of the Weiz-
mann Institute and honor-
ary president of the British
Friends of Magen David
Adom.

Aron Klein, 82

Aron Klein. 82. a member
of Cong. Bnai- Moshe for 45
years and chairman of its
sick and visiting com-
mittee, died Aug. 13.
Mr. Klein was also a
member of the Jewish Com-
munity Center Business-
men's Club and a member
of Pisgah Lodge for 35
year. He resided at 19637
W. 12 Mile Rd.. Southfield.
He is survived by his
wife. Sophia; a son, Law-
rence; a daughter. Mrs.
Melvin (Lillian) Weisz ;
a brother, Charles of Pitts-
burgh; six grandchildren
and two great-grand-
children.

"'Iton Arons, 60

NEW YORK—Milton
Arons, for the past 16 years
administrative director of
the International Ladies
Garment Workers Union
Health Center in New York.
died recently at age 60.
He was a laboi- organizer
for 22 years before taking a
health administrator posi-
tion with the Amalgamated
Laundry Workers Union.
He took the ILGWU posi-
tion in 1961. Mr. Arons was
the nephew of Gertrude Fei-
ler of Detroit.

sheba and son Shmuel
Tamir, Dr. Katznelson is
survived by a daughter,
Shulamit, who pursued her
studies for her doctorate at
the University of Michigan
and who conducted the
Ulpan at Natanya.
Dr. Katznelson, who was
86, was among the earliest
associates of Henrietta
Szold when the founder of
the Hadassah Medical Or-

OBITUARIES

ganization established the
social and health services
in Israel. He was the organ-
izer of the independent
health services in Palestine
and pursued the task of aid-
ing TB sufferers after the
creation of Israel.

He had toured the United
States, also visiting Detroit,
on lecture tours for the Zion-
ist cause.

Ernst Bloch, Philosopher, 92

BONN (JTA) — Ernst
Bloch, regarded as one of
the most brilliant and con-
troversial 20th Century phi-
losophers, has died of heart
failure at Tuebingen, West
Germany. He was 92 years
old.
The son of wealthy par-
ents, Bloch, regarded as a
"utopian Marxist," studied
in Berlin and, as an avowed
pacifist, went into exile in
Switzerland during World
War I.
His first major work,
"Der Geist der Utopie"
(The Spirit of Utopia), ap-
peared in 1918, reflecting a
mixture of Christian mystic-
ism, Jewish messianism
and cabalistic ideas.
Along with other promi-
nent German Jewish philos-
ophers such as Max Hor-
kheimer and Herbert Mar-
cuse, Bloch emigrated to
America in the 1930s where
he wrote his main work,
"Das Prinzip Hoffnung"
(The Principle of Hope).
Later he settled in East

Yetta Savage, 64

Yetta Savage. 64, retired
office manager at Kings-
wood Hospital. died Aug.
13.
Mrs. Savage was born in
New York. She had worked
at the psychiatric hospital
10 years before she retired
one year ago.
She was a member of
Bnai Brith Women and Ha-
dassah. Mrs. Savage re-
sided at 31873 Kingswood
Sq., Farmington Hills.
She is survived by her
husband Sidney; two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Leslie Wilhelm of
Saginaw and Mrs. Bonnie
Carrick; her mother, Mrs.
Rose Plack; a brother. Sam
Rosner of Lyndhurst. Ohio.
a sister. Mrs. Jack (Ann)
Hartstein of Sherman Oaks,
Cal.; and five grand-
children.

Lou Walters, 81,
of Latin Quarter

NEW YORK — Lou Wal-
ters, former owner of the
Latin Quarter night club in
New York and father of
Barbara Walters of ABC-
TV News, died Aug. 15 at
age 81 in Miami.

Germany, lecturing at Leip-
zig University, but because
of political differences with
the ruling party emigrated
once again, to West Ger-
many in 1957. Block held
the post of philosophy pro-
fessor at Tuebingen Univer-
sity until his death.

Robert Kapetansky

Robert A. Kapetansky.
19, a sophomore student at
Harvard University, died
Aug. 13.
Mr. Kapetansky was elec-
trocuted when the mast of
a sail boat he and his fa-
ther were docking on Cass
Lake touched a power line.
He resided at 24652 Santa
Barbara, Southfield.
He is survived by his par-
ents, Dr. and Mrs. Donald
I. (Nedra) Kapetansky; two
sisters, Mrs. Michael
(Carol) Golob and Mrs.
David (JoAnne) Canvasser
of Delton. Mich.; and his
grandparents. Mrs. Nathan
(Fay) Kapetansky of Lake
Worth, Fla. and Mrs. Louis
(Leah) Tabashnik.

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SAM BEIGEL, 70, former
Detroiter of California, died
Aug. 11. Survived by a son,
Harvey of California; a
daughter, Charlotte of Cali-
fornia; two sisters, Mrs.
Sarah Eskow and Mrs. Sey-
mour (Pearl) Chizem; five
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren. Inter-
ment California.
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ALICE BENNETT of
Cleveland died Aug. 13. Sur-
vived by her husband, San-
ford; two daughters, Mrs.
Lynda Hauser of Cleveland,
and Mrs. Amy Stanford
Brown of Farmington Hills;
two sisters, Evelyn Friedl
and Mrs. Ernestine (Leo)
Greenberger of Cleveland;
five • grandchildren. Inter-
ment Cleveland.
* * *
DAVID CLAMAGE, 60,
died Aug. 12. Survived by
his wife, Elizabeth; a broth-
er, Raymond; and a sister,
Mrs. Leon (Reva) Levine.
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BECKY EPSTEIN, 74,
13363 S. Norfolk, Detroit,
died Aug. 15. Survived by a
son, Marvin; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sam (Mildred)
Gross and Mrs. Milton
(Irene) Gedanke; a sister,
Mrs. Sophie Pfeiffer; eight
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
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SAMUEL DAVID FEL-
DMAN, 68, 23035 Kipling,
Oak Park, died Aug. 14. Sur-
vived by his wife, Berdie; a
son, Marvin; a daughter,
Mrs. Bernard (Barbara)
Wiener; 'three brothers,
Hyman, Edward and Nath-
an of Miami Beach; four
sisters, Mrs. Shirley Water-
stone, Mary Feldman, Mrs.
Sam (Bea) Dresser of Las

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CLARA SHAW, 64, of
Southfield, died Aug. 18.
Survived by her husband;
Maxwell; two sons, Dr. L.
Noah Shaw of New York
and Gerald S. ; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Murli (Marilyn)
Dariyanani and Arlene; a
brother, Ralph Grant; a sis-
ter, Mrs. Louis (Celia) Sugr.'
arman; and four grand-
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husband, Alfred; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ann Chernow;
two brothers, Nathan
Scholnick, and Reuben
Scholnick of Pittsburgh;
and two sisters, Mrs. Jo-
seph (Rose) Ostrow of Hal-
landale, Fla. and Mrs.
Charles (Mollie) Lapides.

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ROBERT MORRIS, 24,
died Aug. 12. Survived by
his wife, Jill; his parents,

Muriel Meyers, ORT Vice President

Mrs. Muriel D. Meyers,
active in local women's or-
ganizations and a national
vice president of Women's
American ORT, died Aug.
16 at age 65.
Mrs. Meyers was also a
national board member of
ORT and a member of the
National Council of Jewish
omen, the e rand ei s Uni-
versity National Women's
Committee, the Sinai Hospi-
tal Guild, Hadassah,
Temple Beth El and its sis-
terhood.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
(Audrey) Morris; a broth-
er, Jon; a sister, Mrs. Step-
hen (Lynn) Shogan of Ann
Arbor; and his grandfather,
Myer Bress of Wyrtcote,
Pa.
* * *
SARAH SABBOTA, 58,
15676 Hilton, Southfield,
died Aug. 15. Survived by
her husband, Hyman; two
sons, Dr. Harvey and How-
ard; a daughter, Faith; her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham (Rose) Paul; a broth-
er, Dr. Lloyd Paul; and
three grandchildren.

Vegas and Mrs. Sol (Lil-
lian) Tananbaum of Chi-
cago; and three grand-
children.
* * *
ANNETTE FREEDMAN,
69, 16119 Oxley Rd., South-
field, died Aug. 12. Survived
by a daughter, Reesa; and
two brothers, Albert and Jo-
seph Kaploe.
* * *
JEFFREY L. GREER,
30, 24286 Chippewa, Detroit,
died Aug. 10. Survived by
his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour (Judith) Greer ; a
brother, Joel A. ; a sister,
Cynthia S. ; and grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rubin (Massa) Greer of
Windsor.
* * *
JENNIE KAPLAN, 91,
died Aug. 11. Survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Edgar
(Ethel) Hyman and Rose.
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NATHAN LEVITT, 66, for-
mer Detroiter of Del Ray
Beach, Fla., died Aug. 14.
Survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Bruce (Susan) Crall
and Mrs. Charles (Nancy)
Curry; a sister, Mrs.
Adolph (Ruth) Gottfurcht;
and three grandchildren. In-
terment Detroit.

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