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NPC's Biumen, Circulation Official, Dies VILLE TENNESSEAN and within the entire family of the Newspaper Printing Corp. feel deeply the loss of our friend and colleague, Rinkey Biumen. "He gave to his executive position all that he had talent, dedication and experience." "CHEAT newspapers are made by the devotion of men like Rinkey Biumen. The loyalty and friendship he gave to all of us will never be forgotten." James G. Stahlman, publisher of the Banner, said Biumen "was always a very valued and "it was very tragic the way he died." Robert Ballow, circulation director, said, Biumen "took every complaint as a real important matter." "He was one of those rare people whose life was his job.

The time of day had no meaning to him. He was there at all hours, seven days a week. His life and that news paper job were inseparable." BLUMEN married former Miss Ethel Young in 1937. She survives. Biumen was a member of West End Men's Club and was an Elk.

He was a member of West End Synagogue. Other survivors include five sons, Larry, David, Billy, Rickey and Joel; four sisters, Mrs. Mollie Ward, Mrs. Ann Beaver and Miss Rebecca Biumen, Nashville, and Mrs. THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN.

Thursday, February 18, 1971 3 two brothers, Joe Biumen, Memphis, and Maurice Biumen, St. Petersburg, and four grandchildren. Honorary pallbearers will be the employes of the Newspaper Printing Corp. Active pallbearers will be William Levine, Harold Schwartz, Clarence Rosenstein, David Manas, David Diamond, Bernard Schwartz, Marris Korn-; man, Charles Gross and Charles Thorne. Rose Horwitz, Los Angeles; CASTNER KNOTT VP (Continued from Page One) vice president of the Nashville Banner.

The NPC is agent for THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN and the Banner. Biumen was born in Birmingham, and moved to Nashville as a young boy. He was a son of the late Joseph and Leah Kamarinsky Biumen. HE BEGAN his career as a paper boy in 1927 while attending public school here. He was an assistant route manager for THE TENNESSEAN from 1930 to 1932.

He was later promoted to circulation supervisor, working in various capacities until he was named assistant city circulation manager in 1959. Biumen held that post until 1968 when he organized the service department and became its first service manager. His work in that department was credited as having greatly improved the services of NPC. In 1969 he was named city circulation manager. Working under him were 700 carrier boys and 26 district managers in Metro.

Blumen's concern was the delivery of 81,000 copies of THE TENNESSEAN in Nashville on Buzzabout we and only we are buzzing about Buzzabouts! $1 It's something to buzz about an buzz about in! It's a new blue denii gripper coat and we're the only place mammmmm in town tnat nas Buzzabout, so come i or fill in our coupon and order yours i sizes 10 to 20. ROBES, 3rd floor downtown, also Green Hills, Donelson, Harding Mall VII aTL 1 SALE! nyl I a li fill ifclfe Jllin call 244-3330 or mail this coupon! travel sets Castner-Knott, 618 Church Nashville, Tennessee 37219 Add 4 tales tax in Tennessee plus 65c postage and handling outside delivery area. SALE! nylon gowns 244 reg. 4.00 Lacy overlays or single I 488 weekdays, 115,000 TENNES-SEANS on Sundays and 60,000 Banners on weekdays. BLUMEN WAS known for his dedication to his job.

If for some reason a subscriber did not get his paper, and a route manager could not be found, Biumen was known to deliver the paper himself. Amon Carter Evans, publisher of THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, said of Blumen's death: "All of us at THE NASH Quart. Item Size Color Price Call 244-3330 or mail this! Castner-Knott, 618 Church Nashville, Term. 37219 Sales Tax in Tennessee 60c postage, and handling outside aeliverv men. Name Address City State Zip Charge Check New Acct.

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