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Aaron Gershenson Dies, Shopping Center Developer
Shopping center de-
veloper Aaron Gershenson,
who with his brothers built
the Pontchartrain Hotel,
died April 6 at age 72.
Born in New York, Mr.
Gershenson was the de-
veloper and manager of sev-
eral shopping centers, in-
cluding: Tel-12 Mall, Pon-
tiac Mall, South and North
Flint Plazas and the South-
gate Shopping Center.
He was one of the largest
independent developers for
the S.S. Kresge Co., and
built and maintained the
Kmart Stores throughout
the East. He was a pioneer
in the development of the
enclosed shopping center.
At the time of his death,
he was involved in the
development of a resi-
dential project in Bloom-
field Hills.
With his father and
brothers, Mr. Gershenson
founded Ned's Auto Supply
in 1921. The chain grew to
10 stores and was sold in
1953 to Firestone Tire and
Rubber Co.
Mr. Gershenson was
graduated in 1938 from the
Wayne (State) University
School of Law. He held a
variety of posts in civic
organizations, among them:
Hutzel Hospital, board
member; Michigan Founda-
tion for Infectious Diseases,
treasurer; and membership
in the Committee for the
Radiation Oncology Center
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NEW YORK - Marynn
H. Ausubel, who gained
wide acclaim as a photo-
grapher and puppeteer, died
April 3 at age 67.
Mrs. Ausubel had won
several prizes for her photo-
graphs of children and na-
ture. She was a pioneer
puppeteer. She also was the
secretary of the Lewis W.
Hine Collection, made up of
classic photographs of im-
migrant workers in New
York City early in the cen-
tury.
Her husband is
Nathan, eminent an-
thologist and historian
with whom she co-edited
"A Treasury of Jewish
Poetry," an anthology of
800 poems by 250 Jewish
authors that was issued
by Crown Publishers in
1957. Ausubel also is the
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Mr. Gershenson leaves
his wife, Bernice; a son, Eric
of Chicago, Ill.; a daughter,
Mrs. Matthew (Lisa)
Zukowski of New York; two
brothers, Charles and
Samuel; three sisters, Mrs.
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Besides her husband,
Mrs. Ausubel is survived by
a daughter, Ethel Older
Waters; two sisters and two
grandchildren.
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business ability yearns to leave the road & stay
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to P.O. Box 196, Southfield 48037 or call 356-
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Developers, Detroit and
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ciations and the Founders
Society.
Mr. Gershenson owned
and operated the Detroit
Aviation Co. and Flight
School in Fraser. He had
been a commercial pilot
since 1942 and was rated
for single engine land
and sea planes.
Mrs. Ausubel, Photographer
832 Units
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- AMSTERDAM (JTA) -
Solly Noach, a Dutch
Jewish businessman who
received a rare award from
the Queen for saving the
lives of Nazi victims in
occupied Holland during
World War II, died at age
704
Mr. Noach, a carpet
dealer with little formal
education and no official
status, engineered the es-
cape of hundreds of Dutch
Jews and others to Spain
and Switzerland.
He performed this task
despite the indifference and
frequent obstruction of
Dutch officials abroad who
wanted to avoid "illegal" ac-
tivities and took the view
that Jews incurred no
greater risks than others in
Nazi-occupied lands.
Nevertheless, he engaged
the sympathy and friend-
ship of the then Queen
Wilhelmina who was indig-
nant over the callous treat-
ment of Jewish refugees by
Dutch Consular officials in
France and elsewhere. -Sub-
sequently he received the..
Medal of the House of
Orange, an honor conferred
by the Queen at her own in-
itiative.
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