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Friday, Dec. 8, 1972 51

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Rabbi Wohl, Labor Zionist, 77

CINCINNATI (JTA) —
Rabbi Samuel Wohl, a lead-
ing Reform rabbi here for
40 years and a founder of the
League for Labor Zionism,
died Nov. 30 at age 77.
Rabbi Wohl was born in
Odessa and came to the U.S.
as a young man. He was
educated at the University
of Cincinnati and was or-
dained by Hebrew Union
College.
In 1927 Rabbi Wohl became
rabbi of the Reading Road
Temple here and continued
in that pulpit after its mer-
ger with the Rabbi Issac M.
Wise Temple until his retire-
ment five years ago.
He was a former principal
of the Bnai Yeshurun Reli-
gious School in Cleveland, a

Annette Schulman
Killed in Auto Mishap

Harry Dorfman,
Pharmacist, 65

Harry W. Dorfman, long-
former associate editor of time pharmacist in the De-
troit
area, died Thursday at
the Jewish Frontier, and a
member of the board of gov- age 65.
Mr. Dorfman, 16150 Oxley,
ernors of Hebrew Union Col-
Southfield, was a 1925 grad-
lege.
uate of the Detroit College
Rabbi Wohl served at one of Pharmacy and had a
time as a member of the drugstone on Joy Rd. for 35
board of directors of the years before moving to Oak
Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Park. He had Dorfman Drugs
on Greenfield Rd., Oak Park,
for five years and continued
to work in drug stores until
his death.
Mr. Dorfman was a mem-
ber of Aesculapian Pharm-
aceutical Association, Perfec-
tion Lodge of the Masons,
Moslem Shrine and Cong.
Adas Shalom. Born in Rus-
sia. he lived in the Detroit
area 62 years.
Surviving are his wife.
Rae; two sons, Neil and
Alan; a daughter. Mrs. Mur-
ray (Linda) Feldman; three
brothers, Joseph, Samuel and
Saul; two sisters, Mrs. Mor-
ris (Rose) Rosenbaum, and
Mrs. Ida Bresler; and six
grandchildren. Services 11:45
a.m. today at Hebrew Memo-
RABBI SAMUEL WOIIL rial Chapel.

Mrs. Annette Schulman,
32-year-old mother of two,
was killed in an automobile
accident Monday. Her son,
David, with her at the time,
was injured.
Mrs. Schulman, a native
Detroiter, lived
at 29460
Lochmoor, Farmington. Be-
sides her son, she leaves her
JERUSALEM ( J T A) — agriculture in 1955 and was
husband, Albert; a daughter,
Ellen; and her mother, Mrs. Funeral services were held elected Knesset speaker in
Thursday for Kadish Luz, a 1959. He held that post for
Ida Kief.
former cabinet minister and 10 years, retiring from active
speaker of the Knesset. who politics in 1969.
Born in Brobruisk, Russia,
died at Kfar Saba Monday at
The Family of the Late
he served in the Russian
age 77.
army during World War I and
A
veteran
of
the
Labor
MARION
Party and leader of Mapai, he in 1917 participated in the
ZAMEK
was appointed minister of Congress of the Union of Jew-
ish Officers in Petrograd. A
Acknowledges
with
cofounder of the kibutz move-
grateful
appreciation
ment in Brobruisk, he went
Computer Enables
the many kind expres-
to Palestine in 1920. The fol-
sions of sympathy ex-
Plant Breeding
lowing y • .
joi ned
tended by relatives and
JERUSALEM — A com- Degania and held various
friends during the fam-
puterized method of identify• posts in the Mapai Central
ily's recent bereave-
ing genes for disease resist- Corn ti»tiee the kibutz move
ment.
ance in plants has recently runt and Ilktadrut
Burial
place at Dega•
I been developed by re-earch-
ers at the Hebrew Univer- !nia.
sity's faculty of agriculture
in Rehovot. It saves years of
Mrs. Marlene
Rosenberg, Wife, and
time in genetic analyses in ,
Dean, Renee and Lisa,
breeding for resistance.
Molly Knoppow Kalb, a
Children, of the Late
The new method exploits member of many Jewish

Kadish Luz, Former Speaker
of the Knesset, Mapai Leader

Nlolly Kalb, 78

MELVIN
ROSENBERG

Acknowledge with
gratef ul appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave-
ment.

The Family

of the Late

MENDEL
BERMAN

Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave•
°lent.

The Family of the Late

DR- JOSEPH
HERTZBERG

of Toledo, 0.
Acknowledges with
grateful
appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave-
ment.

the speed and accuracy of
computer analysis. The nec-
essary data for analysis
come from plant pathologists
or breeders, or can be col-
lected as needed in only a
few weeks. But until now,
several years of breeding
were necessary in order to
reach any practical conclu-
sion from the data.
The new method developed
by the Israelis, on the other
hand, yields results in a few
seconds of computer time.

communal organizations, died
Dec. 1 at age 78.
Mrs. Kalb, 14280 Nadine,
Oak Park, was a native De-
troiter. She belonged to Ha-
dassah, Jewish War Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary, Odessa
Ladies Aid Society, City of
Hope, Women's European
Welfare Organization, and
Philip Handler Chapter of
Bnai Brith. She was active
for many years with the
Jewish National Fund and
Israel Bond drivees.
Suvivors are two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Martin (Elaine)
Rothenberg and Mrs. Saul
(Beverly) Togal; a brother,
Leonard Swade of Skokie; a
sister. Mrs. Mary Blanc of
Miami; seven grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.

OBITUARIES

LUCILLE F. ASKIN, 22965 5. She leaves a son, William
Kenwyck, Southfield, died of Orlando; two daughters,
Dec. 4. She leaves her hus- Mrs. Raymond (Kathleen)
band, David; a son, Bruce Zimmerman and Mrs. Louis
Soble; her mother, Mrs. Wil- (Connie) Cohn of Tucson;
liam (Lillian) Gottesman; one brother, one sister and
one brother and two sisters. eight grandchildren.

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IDA BASKIN, 8905 Kings-
wood, died Dec. 2. Survived
by two sons, Irvin and Max;
seven grandchildren and 11
great-grandchildren.

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SAM E. HOFF, 17371 Ilene,
died Dec. 6. Survived by his
wife. Ida; two sons, Dr.
Allan and Ned; his mother,
Mrs. Frieda Hoff; two broth-
ers, one sister and five grand-
children.

ELSIE I. BRAWER. former
Detroiter of California, died
SUE LEBOW, 25637 Green-
Dec. 1. She leaves two sons.
Bernard and Sidney of Brent- field, Southfield, died Nov.
wood, Calif.; a daughter. 27 in Toronto. Survived by a
Mrs. Charlotte Klamer of brother, Al Wasserman of
Pacific Pallisades. Calif.; Toronto; a sister, Mrs. Jack
Florence) Golding; nieces
two brothers, one sister and
seven grandchildren. Inter- and nephews. Interment Tor-
' onto.
ment Detroit.
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• • •
HYMAN MATOFF, 1409
LILLIAN FABER. died
Dec. 2 in Benton Harbor. Nicolet, died Dec. 2. Ile
Survived by her husband, Dr. leaves his wife, Betty; his
Michael; three daughters, mother, Mrs. Jennie Matoff
Mrs. Joan Minkoff and Mrs. of California; and one
Richard (Debbie) Grant, brother.
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both of Newton, Mass., and
NELLIE MOSS, 19311 Ever-
Mrs. Roger (Carroll) Johnson
of Columbus, 0.; two green, died Dec. 3. She
brothers, one sister and five leaves two sons, David and
Jack; a daughter, Mrs. Carl
grandchildren.
• • •
(Esther) Moskovitz;
nine
ANNA FINKELSTEIN, grandchildren and 12 great-
3780 Elmhurst, died Nov. 29. grandchildren.
• • •
Survived by two sons, Ron-
ald London and Solomon
ROSE REA, 8212 Stahelin,
Finkelstein; one sister and died Dec. I. Survived b•• a
three grandchildren.
brother, Angelus: four sis-
• • •
ters,
Mrs. Emil (Ruth)
BENJAMIN FRIEDBERG, Klein,
Jean.
Mrs. Hester
23145 Church. Oak Park. died Beser of Los Angeles and
Dec. 6. Survived by a broth- Mrs. liertha Kersh of Sau-
er, I.eo; a sister, Mrs. Elmer gus, Calif.
, • •
Lillian) Marcus; nephews
and nieces.
RUTH STEINBORN, 26309
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W. Seven Mile, died Dec. 5
SARAH GARBER, 28863 She leaves two sons. Jerome
Ramblewood, Farmington, of Oak Forest, Ill , and
died Dec. 7. Survived by a Mark; a daughter Mrs
son, Arnold; two daughters, Armen (Maxine) Szmulew rtJ
Mrs. Elliot (Annette) Perl - of Schaomberg, 111 ; her
man and Mrs. Irving (Mar- mother, Mrs. Samuel (Sylvia)
cia) Weisberg; five grand - Stone, one brother, three sls
children and three great- tors and one grandchild
grandchildren. Services 10:30
LOUIS SIJDAKIN, former
a.m. today at Hebrew Me-
Detroiter of Los Angeles,
morial Chapel.
• • •
died Nov. 20. Survived by his
SAMUEL GOLDEN, 1523 wife, Dorothy; a son, Dr.
E. Jefferson, died Dec. 1. Leonard of Detroit; one
Survived by two brothers, brother, one sister and three
Morris R. and Harry; and a grandchildren. Interment Los
sister, Mrs. Harold (Rae) Angeles.
Rhein.
• • •

Sidney A. Deitch
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Alleged Kidnaper
Seized in Tel Aviv

TEL AVIV — An Ameil.
can wanted in connection
with
the ransom-kidnaping
Maternity Leave
of a 2-year-old child last
JERUSALEM — Maternity
August was being held here
hospitals will be compelled
for extradition to the Unit-
to keep mothers at least
e d States .
four days after childbirth,
The suspect. Steven Ross.
the Knesset labor committee
31st ill
ill had a t )(AA S38,0(.8
decided. The labor commit-
in marked hills when he was
tee handles maternity allow- Dean of Tel Aviv
arrested at a hotel here last
ances. Committee members
week. A total of $105 000 had
said the present hospital Rabbinate, Age 9.1-
been demanded of the t Mid's
practice of sending mothers
JERUSALEM JTA)
to mile. •
home after two to three days Rabbi Yitzhak Leversohn,
Ile was arrested on a re-
was harmful to health, and dean of the Tel Aviv rabbi- quest from Interpol. inter-
had to stop. The committee nate, died at age 94. Rabbi national criminal police or-
increased the hospitalization Leversohn served more than ganization. Ross, believed to
fees payable to the hospital 40 years as head of the kash- be from Massachusetts, has
from IL 315 to 360 retroac- rut department of the Tel i a wife and two children liv-
Aviv rabbinate.
tive to April 1.
ing in Australia.

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