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THE 'DETROIT JEWISH NEW
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A student writes . . . and is
answered with scholarships
David Goldberg dies at 82 9
supported Jewish causes
David Goldberg was an
institution unto himself and
said that doe student sends an his or her
the Detroit Jewish commu-
hisickeds kp•hcarrna form
AN" .1 •
s haw
nity, and for some 30 years
Applicants can often qualify
rangrng for privately dorlYed college
'% ;4 T-T ' • woo a year funds in the Scholarship
he inspired support for and
criSchkankm Search data base, because ccr
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devotion to major national
tam eligibility factors an im-
and local Orthodox move-
eonara. such as religion. eth
seawards
arc background. career
ments.
c ollege majors. e tra-
AMMO compact
thud coo- cumcular school or saves ac•
, News of his sudden death,
t:boor nerds. tinny,. parents &ions.
last Friday, at the age of 82,
privately funded ary sen ace, etc
She said. Milhons and
sources
in Miami Beach, Fla.,
aim hinds. millions of dollars of school
religious ad have gone unclaimed and
brought scores of messages
and social unused in the past 10 years.
of condolence to his wife,
was not
moms. because the
and claimed Computers are es-
Florence, and daughters,
scold to find the my riad of
adabk scholarships
Susan and Linda, paying
arching a high school
Perfect pi
or senior with a scholar-
high tribute to his idealism
manually would he vino-
Car smog the team of sca•,,
and devotion.
impossrble, especially
ma in Prorographs cam be
dealing anh hundreds
easy as &deigns m the sal
Besides his wife and Lifivid Goldberg
thousands of students.
when you follow a few
daughters he is survived by
each one sery. very dd.
ce petore-takass
No
No matter haw ideal
a brother, Louis, of. Los
said the Council has
!teem' and other
aided more than 100.000 stu-
Angeles, Calif. Burial was from civil rights groups and
shin:tee, the gutsy of
dermas
is
the
ljWf2
years.
b-
pictures depends an the
in Miami Beach on Sunday. the National Association for
eans sources of college
you lia,die your
many
Dedicated to the local the Advancement of
rear cameras are
for information
*fug appein o fit
traditional movements, Mr. Colored People.
information and assisl-
a the relnil of how
trackrng down money
Goldberg's fame was in the
"He had compassion for
for college. ante to
erne the thot
Stu-
dent ASSISIVICC Council Col-
Ox of the greatest ad•
services he rendered to the needy, encouraged
lege Funds at their new ad-
cages of an situate camera
that you can see your results
Yeshiva University and its black Jewish friendships,
dress. 800 Huyler Street.
Teterboro. NJ 07608, enclos-
immediately You can tell
Albert Einstein Medical despised . bigotry," Mrs.
nghe away *ten you look the
ing SI 00 to cover postage and
handling
1,n, to commie a shot m the
School. For some three de- Goldberg said. "Only a
"Cole wrote. And he was '
seafinder or when you need sit
answered good'" ' Makin
cades he supervised the an- month ago, preparing for
to try aims
smiled
The new Kuclamatee VOL If as
nual dinners for the univer- his 82nd birthday, we
sity. With his wife Florence counted a list of 300 causes
Welcome to the wide
he hosted many functions on his supporting list."
He worked untiringly for
for workers and he person-
Get' brights to blend with
fore. sportswear.
Rough and rugged, afe
ally enrolled hundreds of Israel Bonds, Jewish Home
acs.
ready. the Arncncan
You'll arso find the newest
supporters.
for Aged, Jewish National
n a "superhero" unique
Why strmes. Fair Isle and jacquard
Arrencan culture. With
swearer patterns in both
Mrs. Goldberg, acknow- Fund and the Zionist
for acrylic aril wool blends.
wade open. western Marra
his proving ground, he is
Different kogths in kgwar-
ledging the acclaim for her Organization of Detroit.
inured for his courage
ts men am also at JCPenney.
Prior to his retirement to
font:tele in the face of
deceased husband, said that
ma of The classic over.the•knes
possible dancer Style is joined this sea-
To preserve the memory
messages of sympathy came Florida, Mr. Goldberg was a
these western champions
need son by a shorter version that
color
pal-
the past and honor the he
UV> at the knee and may be
from the many Jewish member of Detroit's Cong.
tones, cuffed over the top of your
voltage hoots.
causes as well as from the Shaarey Zedek, Cong. Bnai
National Conference of David and Cong. Mishkan
Christians and Jews, the Israel Nusach H'Ari. He is
Detroit Round Table associ- affiliated with most of the
ate having been among his major national Jewish
chief involvements, and organizations.
Mr. Goldberg came with
his family to the U.S. from
Russia at age 10. At 14 he
Reuben Katz
was an errand boy, at 16 he
Reuben L. Katz, owner of worked for Maxwell Motor
the American Barrel Co. Co. and later began to sell
and the Quality Container newspapers.
Corp., died Aug. 5 at age 72.
In 1921 he started his own
Born in Detroit, Mr. Katz newspaper business on
'News' means different things to different people and the one
was a member of the Zionist Woodward and Monroe and
place where all the people will find all
the 'news' they're looking
Organization of America, i n 1 934 b ec ame a wholesale
for .. . is in the newspaper! It's business and sports, coupons
Detroit and Tucson, Ariz., distributor.
chapters. He was a founding
and classifieds, and much, much, more. This week and through-
member of the National Irving Lyness
out the year,-take advantage of the many facts and
Barrel and Drum Associa-
features that
the newspaper has to offer. It's for
tion.
Irving J. Lyness, a steel
you!
He leaves his wife, Edna; broker, died Aug. 6 at age
two sons, Marc of Sweden 73.
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Born in Indianapolis,
The Jewish News
Ind., Mr. Lyness lived 55
two
daughters,
Nancy
Bank
17515 W. 9 Mile Rd., Suite 865
of Israel and Linda Skover years in Detroit. He was a
Southfield, Mich. 48075-4491
of Reston, Va.; two sisters, member of Oakland Cen-
Cele Cohen and Betty; and tury Lodge of B'nai B'rith,
Union Lodge of the Masons,
six grandchildren.
Gentlemen:
Detroit Consistory and Mos-
lem Temple.
He leaves his wife, Char-
Please send a (gift) subscription to:
Nathan Fox
lotte; a sister, Mrs. Max
Nathan Fox, founder and (Mildred) Yaffe of St. Louis,
NAME
owner of Fox Supply Co. in Mo.; and two grandsons.
Detroit, died Aug. 4 at age
ADDRESS
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A native Detroiter, Mr.
Fox founded the company in°
CITY
1945. He was a member of Freelpapers
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He leaves his wife, Irene;
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If gift state occasion
Mrs. Irving (Barbara) tion with a Twin Cities
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Leonard; and three grand- subscriptions for the coming
daughters.
year.
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