THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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JERUSALEM (JTA) -
Michael Jacob Hazani, Is-
rael's Welfare Minister and
a leader of the National Re-
ligious Party, died Wednes-
day at age 62.
Mr. Hazani was the first
NRP Minister to resign
from the Cabinet of former
Premier Golda Meir in 1974
in the controversy over the
"Who Is a Jew?" issue. How-
ever, when the NRP joined
the coalition government of
Premier Yitzhak Rabin last
year, he accepted the Wel-
fare Ministry Portfolio
which had been left vacant.
Mr. Hazani was born in
Bendzin, Poland, where he
'ended high school and
rabbinical seminary. He
settled in Palestine in 1932
and became active in the
Hapoel Hamizrachi move-
ment.
Oscal M. Zemon
Oscar M. Zemon, active in
the real estate field for
many years, died June 29 at
age 68.
A resident of Charlevoix,
Mr. Zemon assisted his wife
for several years in efforts
for Brandeis University. He
was an avid tennis player,
having won the Detroit City
junior and senior tennis
championships in a single
year. He is a Michigan sin-
gles tennis champion and
with his brother, Julian,
He was elected to the won the Michigan doubles
Knesset in 1951 and repre- tennis championship. He
sented the NRP for many was a member of the Great
years in the Knesset Fi- Lakes Club.
Besides his brother, Mr.
nance Committee. He was
Zemon leaves his wife, Al-
ice; two sons, Daniel Zemon
and Allan Tabor; a sister,
Dr. Gertrude Zemon-Gass;
and five grandchildren.
Contributions may be
made to the Brandeis Uni-
versity National Women's
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The family of the late
an-
nounces the unveiling of a
monument in his memory
11 a.m. Sunday, July 6, at
Hebrew Memorial Park.
Rabbi Schnipper will offi-
ciate. Relatives and friends
are asked to attend.
Sam Herskowitz
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The family of the late
Gene S. Zahs announces
the unveiling of a monu-
ment in his memory 2 p.m.
Sunday, July 13, at Machpe-
lah Cemetery. Rabbi Kagan
will officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.
The Family
of the Late
JULIUS
HONEYMAN
Announces the un-
veiling of a monument
in his memory 10:30
a.m. Sunday, July 6,
at Workmen's Circle
Cemetery, Turover
Section. Rabbi Syme
will officiate. Rela-
ives and friends are
stied to attend.
The Family of the
Late
NATHAN
SILVERMAN
Announces the un-
veiling of a monument
in his memory 11 a.m.
Sunday, July 13, at
Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi Schnipper will
officiate. Relatives
and friends are asked
to attend.
OBITUARIES
vice chairman of the board
of directors of the Bank of
Israel and held the same
post with the United
Mizrachi Bank.
He entered the Meir Cabi-
net as welfare minister in
1971.
Louis Gottschalk,
Historian, Author
NEW YORK (JTA) -
Louis Gottschalk, the histo-
rian and authority on the
French Revolution, who led
the Bnai Brith Hillel Foun-
dations during the turbu-
lent 1960s-period of Jewish
student involvement in the
civil rights and social justice
movements, died June 24 in
Chicago. He was 76.
Dr. Gottschalk, xvho was
born in Brooklyn, taught at
the University of Chicago
from 1925 until his retire-
ment in 1964. He was chair-
man of the history depart-
ment from 1925-1952. He
was made a Chevalier in the
Legion of Honor by the
French government in 1953.
Dr. Gottschalk served for
six years as chairman of
Hillel's governing commis-
sion after his appointment
in 1963. Before that he had
been faculty adviser to the
Hillel Foundation at the
University of Chicago and
was a member of the gov-
erning commission since
1959.
The Family
of the Late
ERNA WEIL
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives
and friends during the
family's recent be-
reavement.
GINDA ABRAMSON,
21931 Dante, Oak Park, died
June 30. Survived by her
husband, Israel; a son, Irv-
ing; a daughter, Mrs. Robert
(Gladys) Yahia; a brother,
Azriel Metkop of Russia;
and 10 grandchildren.
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SARAH GOLDEN, for-
mer Detroiter of Phoenix,
Ariz., died June 27. She
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Wil-
liam (Regina) Marcus of
Scottsdale, Ariz.; a brother,
Meyer of Tempe, Ariz.; two
grandchildren and six great-
grandchildren. Interment
Arizona.
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LILLY GOLDIN,
of
Windsor died July 2. Sur-
vived by five sons, Irving A.,
Frank and Morris, all of
Martin Schaeffer,
Psychoanalyst, 64
Windsor, and Louis and rael; and two granddaugh-
Arnold, both of Livonia; ters.
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three daughters, Mrs. Alex
(Louise) Joffe of Clear-
ABRAHAM METZGER,
water, Fla., Mrs. Alex 21860 Coolidge, Oak Park,
(Edith) Cherkinsky of died June 28. Survived by
Southfield and Mrs. Erwin wife, Beckie; two sons,
(Frances) Wiener of Oak Meyer and Joseph; two
Park; 20 grandchildren and daughters, Mrs. Sam
16 great-grandchildren. In- (Frances) Warsh and Mrs.
terment Windsor.
Rave Dinnerstein; nine
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grandchildren and two
JACOB GOLDMINTZ, great-grandchildren.
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19100 W. Seven Mile, died
June 26. Survived by a son,
DR. EDITH (SLIPSON)•
Edward Gold of Yonkers, NORCOTT, former Detro-
N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. iter of Arcadia, Calif., died
Frieda Willner and Mrs. June 21. Survived by a son,
Harry (Shirley) Sklar; six Stephen; a brother, Marvin
grandchildren and two Slipson of Newport Beach,
great-grandchildren.
Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Is
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(Cecilia) Glaedey of Detroit
DORA GROSSMAN, and Mrs. Betty Von Hagen
23410 Marlow, Oak Park, of Ventura, Calif.; and one
died June 30. Survived by a granddaughter. Interment
daughter, Mrs. Irving (Lee) California.
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Weiner; two sisters, Sophia
Florens and Mrs. Emma
ABE ROBINSON, for-
Sheinbaum, both of Mexico;
three grandchildren and mer Detroiter of Edison,
N.J., died July 1. He leaves
three great-grandchildren.
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his wife. Lillian; a son, Dr.
CLAIRE JACOB, 26406 Phelps; a daughter, Mrs.
Dundee, Huntington Dianne Leventhal; a
Woods, died July 1. She brother, Philip; a sister,
leaves her husband, Herbert Mrs. Mollie Perlmutter; and
H.; four sons, Steven, Jamie, five grandchildren. Inter-
Thomas and John; and a sis- ment Detroit.
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ter, Mrs. Sally Werbe.
Dr. Martin Schaeffer, a
Southfield psychoanalyst,
died June 27 at age 64.
Born in Toledo, Ohio, Dr.
Schaeffer was graduated in
1936 from the then Wayne
University School of Medi-
cine. He was a member of
the American Psychoanaly-
tic Association, the Michi-
gan State Medical Society,
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American Academy of Psy-
choanalysts and the Ameri-
DENNIS L. KATZ, died
can Psychiatric Association.
June 27. He leaves his par-
He resided at 16186 Oxley,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Southfield.
R. (Frances) Katz; and two
He leaves his wife, Ruth;
brothers, Allen and Arnold.
two daughters, Mrs. David
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(Nancy) Wax and Mrs.
GLADYS KELLER, of
Stuart (Lydia) Gray; his
Wixom, died June 29. She
mother, Mrs. Oscar (Yetta)
leaves her husband, Her-
Schaeffer; a brother, Wil-
bert; two sons, Arnold and
liam; two sisters, Mrs. Ed-
Dr. Norman of Grand Rap-
mund (Lillian) Sergott and
ids; a daughter, Mrs. John
Mrs. Edith Krasnow of Los
(Virginia)
Roberts; two
Angeles; and four grand-
brothers, George Crane and
children.
William Sucher of Bay Har-
bor,
Fla.; three sisters, Mrs.
Composer Stolz,
Harry (Eleanor) Kirsch of
Aided Fleeing Jews Ft. Lauderdale, Mrs: Morris
NEW YORK - Composer (Ruth) Wayne and Mrs.
Robert Stolz, who in 1970 Charles (Jennie) Farley of
Hollywood, Fla.; and seven
was awarded a medal by grandchildren.
Israel for helping Jews es-
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cape to France, died June 28
ANNA
KOSS, 18646
at age 94.
Sussex, died June 27. Sur-
Among the honors Mr.
Stolz has won are two Aca- vived by a daughter, Mrs.
Albert (Doris) Pitt; three
demy Awards, one in 1941 grandchildren
and one
for "Waltzing in the Clouds" great-grandchild.
from the film "Spring Par-
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ade," and another for his
RAE LIEBERWITZ,
music in the film "It Hap- died
June 29. She leaves a
pened Tomorrow."
son, Byron; a daughter,
Mrs. Allan (Shirley) Kravitz.
In Loving Memory of
of San Diego, Calif.; a
brother, Elliott Novitsky;
LLOYD
two sisters, Mrs. Samuel
WEINGARDEN
(Rose) Gerendasy and Mrs.
Who passed away
Ben (Lena) Wagner; six
July 5, 1970. God has
grandchildren and one
you in his keeping but
great-granddaughter.
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we have you in our
hearts. Wife, Rose;
DAVID LINDER, 24920
sons, Marvin and
Towne Rd., Southfield, died
Donald; daughter,
June 27. He leaves his wife,
Mrs. Emanuel
Mira; a daughter, Mrs. John
(Elaine) Sarko; and
(Lily) Alexander of Toronto;
grandchildren.
two brothers, Joel of Brook-
lyn and Eliahu Linde of Is-
MORRIS SILVER,
236:30 Coolidge, Oak Park,
died July 2. Survived by his
wife, Sarah; four sons, Nor-
man of Winterhaven, Fla.,
Sidney, John of Santa Mon-
ica, Calif., and Arthur of
San Jose, Calif.; 15 grand-
children and four great-
grandchildren.
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MAX SULKEN,
of
Miami Beach died June 29.
Survived by his wife, Jennie
Hertz Sulken; a son, Her-
man of Great Neck, L.I.;
two daughters, Mrs. Ber-
nard (Selma) Soslove of New
York and Mrs. Henry
(Sylvia) Steig of Miami
Beach; seven grandchildren
and 13 great-grandchildren.
Interment Great Neck.
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SAMUEL WEISS, for-
mer Detroiter of Los Altos,
Calif., died June 29. Sur-
vived by two sons, Theodore
of California and James of
Southfield; and one grand-
daughter.
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SEELEN-
FREUND, of Buffalo, N.Y.,
died June 20. She leaves a
son, Max Stern of South-
field. Interment Buffalo.
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ROSE STERN, former
Detroiter of Freemont,
Ohio, died June 27. She
leaves her husband, Julius;
a son, Mark of East Lan-
sing; a daughter, Mrs. Shel-
don (Shelly) Beck of Grand
Rapids; her mother, Mrs.
Harry (Mollie) Zolkower; a
brother, Meyer Zolkower;
and three grandsons. Inter-
ment Detroit.
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