DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 16, 1977 63
Sheldon Krause
Felix Frankfurter Recalled
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. —
The memory of Supreme
Court Justice Felix Frank-
furter was revived Oct. 21
with an exhibit of Frank-
furter memorabilia at the
Harvard Law School.
A memorial meeting
there united his former law
clerks, former students and
his sole surviving relative,
his sister, Stella Frank-
FELIX FRANKFURTER
furter, writes Israel Shen-
ker in The New York
Times.
"One shared the excite-
ment of his days," said Har-
vard Law's Prof. Paul
Freund, who was one of the
two people Justice Frank-
furter designated to speak
at his funeral in 1965.
Freund recalled the justice,
a short man once described
as mostly head, eyes and
glasses." Frankfurter was
an energetic, enthusiastic
man who also possessed
"effervescent charm,"
according to Freund.
As the "hub of Harvard"
and even after he entered
the Supreme Court in 1939,
Frankfurter would delegate
proteges to run affairs,
The Family
of the Late
ANNE
GREEN
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fami-
ly's recent bereave-
ment.
-
The Family
of the Late
PETER
CHODOROFF
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
- many kind expres-
as of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fami-
ly's recent bereave-
ment.
t
The Family
of the Late
AARON
GORNBEIN
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fami-
ly's recent bereave-
ment.
people like Thomas G. Cor-
coran, Benjamin V. Cohen,
James M. Landis, Dean
Acheson, who became
known as Frankfurter's
"Happy Hot Dogs."
On display in the law
library's treasure room is a
draft of the Brown vs.
Board of Education dese-
gregation decision on which
Frankfurter had penciled
suggestions for Chief Jus-
tice Earl Warren, including
the phrase "with all deliber-
ate speed," noting that seg-
regated school systems
must be terminated. Erika
S. Chadbourn, curator of
manuscripts and archives,
noted that the phrase was
borrowed from a 1912 opin-
ion by Justice Holmes,
something Frankfurter
would have been proud to
acknowledge.
Holmes treasured Frank-
furter's friendship, and in a
letter on display he wrote:
"I feel very great sympathy
for all that you say and long
to talk to you."
Philip Elman, another
former law clerk spoke of
Frankfurter's depth of love
for his country, and noted
the justice's knowledge of
the importance of sticking
to principles.
"He could tell me these
Jewish expressions his
mother used to use," Elman
said. "Then Elliot Richard-
son came on as clerk and he
was lost."
Elman also revealed the
justice's telephone code for
various colleagues, designa-
ting them by humorous
names.
When Frankfurter's sister
Stella was asked if she got
along with her brother, she
replied, "We were pals,"
and then gave away more of
the code : "I was Telly and
he was Filly."
Chofetz Chaim
Tract Available
NEW YORK—An English
translation of the tract,
"Shabat—It's Joys and Ben-
evolences" by Yisroel Meir
HaCoheri Kagan of Radum
Lit (1838-1933), known as
the Chofetz Chaim, has been
made available at no
charge.
For a copy, send a
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope to R. Simon, 6422
Fitchett St., Rego Park,
N.Y., 11374
Command Change
JERUSALEM—Maj. Gen.
David Ivri, 43, has assumed
command of the Israeli air
force, succeeding Maj. Gen.
Benjamin Peled, who held
the post 41/2 years. Ivri was
Peled's director of oper-
ations and planning and is a
veteran of 25 years in the
air force.
Sheldon B. Krause, an at-
torney with offices in South-
field, died Dec. 10 at age 50.
Born in Detroit, Mr.
Krause was graduated from
the University of Michigan
in 1950 with a BA degree
and Wayne State University
School of Law in 1953.
He was a member of Tau
Epsilon Rho Legal Frater-
nity and was admitted to
practice before -the U.S. Su-
preme Court. He was a
World War II Army veteran
and a member of Temple
Beth El.
He leaves his wife, Su-
zanne; a daughter, Laura; a
son, Eric; and a brother,
Dr. Jerome.
.
Max Gladstone, 79
Max Gladstone, former
owner of Aetna Smelting
and Refining on Illinois Ave.
in Detroit, died Dec. 12 at
age 79.
Mr. Gladstone was a
member of Pisgah Lodge,
Bnai Brith, and Cong. Beth
Achim. He was in business
for more than 65 years. He
resided at 13303 Borgman,
Huntington Woods.
He is survived by his wife,
Edith; a son, Arthur; two
brothers, Avery and Jo-
seph; three sisters, Mrs.
Stella Kramer of North
Miami Beach, Fla., Mrs.
Jean Harris of Amarillo,
Texas, and Mrs. Joseph
(Dora) Tracht of Boynton
Beach, Fla.
Ida Weisenthal
Ida Weisenthal, a volun-
teer, fund raiser and mem-
ber of Jewish communal or-
ganizations, died Dec. 12.
Born in Russia, Mrs. Wei-
senthal was a member of
Hadassah and its study
group and Chotiner Aid So-
ciety. She was a volunteer
worker at hospital eye
banks and was a fund raiser
for many organizations.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Arthur (Beatrice) Fa-
ber and Mrs. Sydney (Mae)
Goodfriend; two sisters,
Mrs. Irving (Florence)
Hirsch of Florida and Mrs.
Harry (Julia) Goldsmith of
Florida; seven grand-
children and four great-
grandchildren.
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OBITUARIES'
JOSEPH COHEN, 95, died
Dec. 12. He leaves his wife,
Ida; - four sons, Benjamin
Colman, Abraham of Jack-
sonville, Fla., Morton of
Lutz, Fla., Sidney of Battle
Creek; a daughter, Ruth;
six grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
** *
REGINA KATZ, 91, 23921
Westhampton, Oak Park,
died Dec. 10. Survived by
four sons, Milton M., Ber-
nard, William and Albert; a
daughter, Mrs. Sally Solo-
mon; two sisters, Mrs. Rose
Fein of Brooklyn and Mrs.
Lena Ackerman of Newark,
N.J. ; nine grandchildren
and 10 great-grandchildren.
CLAIRE ROSEN, 60,
18043 Cherrylawn,-- Detroit,
died Dec. 7. Survived by her
husband, Morris; a daugh-
ter, Arlene of New York
City; three brothers, Ber-
nard Copley, Philip Copley
of California and Howard
Copley of Cleveland.
** *
SOLOMON RUBIN, 59,
2180 Golfview, Troy, died
Dec. 13. Survived by his
wife, Evelyn; two sons,
Sheldon M. of Port Chester,
N.Y., and Lawrence A.; and
two grandchildren.
* * *
EDWARD SAPERSTEIN,
70, died Dec. 8. He leaves
his wife, Rose; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Martin (Helen)
** *
Lerner and Mrs. Allen D.
HELENE "DOLLY" HY-
(Joan) Silberman of Chevy
MAN, 78, died Dec. 8. She
Chase, Md. ; two brothers,
leaves a son, J. Leonard; a
Meyer (Red) and David
daughter, Mrs. Jack
(Toots) of Newport News,
(Shirley) Gold; two sisters,
Va.;
and five grandchildren.
Mrs. Sam (Esta) Halberg of
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Miami, Fla., and Mrs. Ma-
ARTHUR A. STONE, 81,
tilda Moltz of North Miami
died Dec. 8. He leaves his
Beach, Fla.; and nine
wife, Celia; three daugh-
grandchildren.
ters, Mrs. Harry (Pearl)
* * *
Goodman, Mrs. Kenneth
DORA KURNETZ, 85,
(Claire) Goldin of Encino,
19344 Monica, Detroit, died
Calif. ; and Mrs. Herbert
Dec. 13. Survived by her , (Sondra) Feinstein; a sis-
husband, Samuel; a son, Dr.
ter, Mrs. Rachel Cohen of
Ruben; a daughter, Mrs.
Phillip (Blanche) Needle;
Sidney A. Deitch
two brothers, Morris Kan-
DETROIT
non and Aaron Cannon; and
MONUMENT
WORKS
five grandchildren.
14441 W. 1 1 Mile Rd.
** *
GERTRUDE --LEVEN-
SON, 72, died Dec. 14. She
leaves her husband, Henry;
three sons, Gerald, Sheldon
and Morris; four daughters,
Mrs. Joseph (Bea) Bresh-
gold, Mrs. Larry (Anne)
Binke, Shardeen and
Beverly; five brothers, Isa-
dore Adelson of Los
Angeles, Jack Adelson, Ben
Adelson, Hy Adelson and
Bernard Adelson; a sister,
Mrs. Al (Sophie) Kaploe;
nine grandchildren and one
great-granddaughter.
** *
RUBIN MILLER, 83,
18732 Hilton, Southfield,
died Dec. 9. Survived by
wife, Rivwa; a son, Dr. Mil-
ton M. ; fbur grapdchildren
and two great-grand-
children.
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The Family
of the Late
OSCAR
GOLDBERG
Announces the
unveiling of a mon-
ument in his memory 1
p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18,
at Hebrew Memorial
Park. Rabbis Herbert
Eskin and Israel Hal-
pern and Cantor
Shabtai Ackerman will
officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to
attend.
Dr. G. Fingerman
Dies in Argentina
BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—
Dr. Gregorio Fingerman,
who was a leading member
of the Bnai Brith in Argen-
tina; has died here at age
Born on one of Baron de
Hirsch's agricultural colo-
nies in the Enterios Pro-
vince, he was a professor of
psychology and a member
of several foreign scientific
societies.
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grandchildren.
** *
EMANUEL TICHAUER,
77, 10643 Santa Maria, De-
troit, died Dec. 13. Survived
by a son, Walter M. of St.
Clair Shores ; a daughter,
Mrs. Hilda Warfield; and
four grandchildren.
** *
PAULINE WAGNER, 79,
died Dec. 13. She leaves a
sister, Mrs. Maurice
(Frances) Green; nieces
and nephews.
WE REMEMBER
e During
- the coming
week Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will
observe the Yahr-
zeits of the follow-
ing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish
and Studying of
Mishnayos.
TEVES DEC.
BERNARD BLOCH 8 18
FAYGA G. CHESLUK
8 18
ROSE FELD
8 18
AUBREY JACOB
8 18
HARRY KEYS
8 18
EDITH L. MARX
8 18
ISRAEL LUBOW
8 18
DOROTHY MISRACH
8 18
REVA SCHOICHIT
8 18
SAM SIEGEL
8 18
ALEXANDER WEISS
8 18
AARON NATINSKY
9 19
BENJAMIN SCHLUSSEL
9 19
HYMAN R. COHEN
10 20
MENACHEM M. COHEN
10 20
BENJAMIN GREEN
10 20
ROSE GROSSBERG
10 20
LENA GROSSMAN
10 20
CELIA KAPETANSKY
10 20
SAUL KOHN
10 20
SOL LEVIN
10 20 .
MAX LYNDER
10 20
JACOB K. PALMAN
10 20
MORRIS RADNER
10 20
BAILAH BAS A. ROTENBERG-
10 20
MENDEL ROTENBERG & FAM.
10 20
JULIUS SCHWARTZ
10 20
BERTHA SKOLNICK
10 20
RACHEL SPERLING
10 20
HYMAN SNYDER
10 20
ANNA WEINGARDEN
10 20
REBECCA WEISBERG
10 20
JENNIE APPLEBAUM
11 21
DORA BRONCWAIG
11 21
SALA CETNER
11 21
SOLOMON LEASH
11 21
H. LEVIN
11 21
MORRIS LEVIN
11 21
IRVING MINSKY
11 21
MILDRED MOSKOVITZ
11 21
HARRY SLOBASKY
11 21
THERESA SONNEFELD
11 21
DIANA BLANK
12 22
CANTOR RUBIN
BOYARSKY
12 22
JOSEPH KATZ
12 22
EVA LANDSMAN
12 22
CHARLES J. CHICKIE
SHERMAN
12 22
BERTHA ZEFF
12 22
DAVID BEN RAFAEL M.
13 23
BESSIE BOESKY
13 23
JENNIE EIFER
13 23
ARTHUR M. GLASER
13 23
HARRY GROSSMAN
13 23
JENNIE KOZEL
13 23
MORRIS LEIDER
13 23
ITZAK MARTON
13 23
JACOB ROTENBERG
13 23
SAMUEL SALTSMAN
13 23
BERTHA K. SILVERMAN
13 23
HENRY COHEN
14 24
MORRIS ENKIN
14 24
SHAINA JOLK
14 24
LOUIS SENDER
14 24
HILDE SOSNICK
14 24
LOUIS ZIDE
14 24
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