THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 20, 1978 55
David Zakay, 91, Prominent Israeli Journalist Dies
TEL AVIV (JTA)—David
Zakay, a prominent journal-
ist and writer, died Jan. 15
at age 91. He also was a
well-known amateur mete-
orologist and astronomer.
Born in Minsk, where he
studied in the local Hebrew
school and yeshiva, Mr.
Zakay came to Palestine in
1909 and worked as a teach-
er for a number of years.
When Histadrut was or--
ganized in 1920, he became
its first secretary and asso-
ciate editor of its pub-
'. *ion which later became
ar. He continued in the
post as associate editor and
author of the column, "Ket-
zarot," until his retirement
N
In Memoriam
in the 19605.
Mr. Zakay was a member
of the cultural department
of Achdut Haavodah, the
Educational Council, Teach-
ers Association central com-
mittee and the British As-
tronomical ASsociatim He
lectured on astronomy for
Kol Israel and was a corre-
spondent for the Zurich Ob-
servatory.
His Ketzarot column,
which was published daily
and for which he was widely
acclaimed, was issued as a
book by Davar. He also pub-
lished a number of works in
the fields of astronomy and
meteorology.
Shaul Ben-Haim, Consul
MONTREAL (JTA)—
Shaul Ben-Haim, the Israel
Consul General in Toronto,
died Jan. 14 at age 54. He
had held his present post for
seven months.
Born in Berlin, he came to
Israel at age 10. He had
been with the Foreign Min-
istry since 1950. Among the
posts in which he served
were London, Australia,
Chicago, Malawi and Les-
otho. Interment was in Is-
rael. _
Economic Plan OK
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — A
public opinion poll shows
that 62.4 percent of Israelis
approve of the govern-
ment's new economic plan.
One heart sympathizes
with another.
N
DORA STEIN
Jan. 22, 1977
In Memory Of My Dear, Beloved Father
(Three Days in Shevat)
We mourn the pass-
ing of our beloved
Mother.
All Your Children
The Family
of the Late
ANNA PEARLMAN
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy
extended by relatives
and friends during the
family's recent
bereavement.
HARRY
PEARLMAN
After three years
you are still sadly
missed_ and thought
about. The loneliness
has not passed over the
years for us Daddy,
and now Mania has
gone to be with you.
We hope and pray that
you both are at peace
and resting well.
Dorothy, Clara and
Fay.
MORRIS
TA R OCKOFF
Three years later
The time has come
again for us to remem-
ber you with the kin-
dling of the yahrzeit.
The heartache is still
there, but the loving
memories are what sus-
tain us through the
years. You are sadly
missed by all.
Norman Tarockoff and
Family
LOUIS MORROW
Who passed away Feb. 4, 1977. Sadly missed by
his son and daughter-in-law, Seythour and Lynn; his
grandsons. Bruce and David; sisters, Jennie Bistrow,
Anna Teicher and Goldie Nisenbaum; and sister-in-
law. Ida Gladstone.
Yahrzeit will be observed Tuesday, Jan. 24, 1978
(the 1 7th day of Shevat). "A most gentle man."
Nettie Turner
of Pioneer Women
Nettie Turner, past presi-
dent of the Greater Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women,
died Jan. 14.
Mrs. Turner, a former
Detroiter who resided in
Launderdale Lakes, Fla., is
survived by her husband,
Irving; a son, Neal of
Bloomfield Hills; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis (Patty)
Rosenman of Washington,
D.C.; a brother, Ben Law-
rence of New York Qty; a
sister, Mrs. Lester (Anna)
Lewis of Los Angeles, Ca-
lif.; and four grandchildren.
Interment Ft. Launderdale.
Dr. Louis Stoller
Dr. Louis Herbert Stoller,
retired assistant superin-
tendent of the Detroit Board
of Education, died Jan. 18 at
age 64.
A native Detroiter, Dr.
Stoller was the first person
from the music department
to hold an administrative
post on the board of educa-
tion. Beginning as a music
teacher, Dr. Stoller was
affiliated with the Detroit
school system for 41 years.
He was the principal of
Custer, Leslie and Vernor
Schools and coordinator of -
federal grants for the
Detroit Public Schools.
A Phi Beta Kappa gradu-
ate of Wayne State Univer-
sity, Dr. Stoller earned mas-
ter's and PhD degrees at
the university.
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He was a member of the
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith,
the Detroit Federation of
Musicians, the Birmingham
Village Players and played
violin with the West
Bloomfield Symphony. He
resided at 22855 Providence
Dr., Southfield.
If the tradition of including the Jewish
National Fund in the Will of every Jew were
invariably followed, sufficient resources would
be accumulated to ensure the future of the
young Jewish State on a sound basis of land
development, social welfare, and justice.
He is survived by his wife,
Mildred; a son, S. Michael
of New York; a brother,
Albert of Pikesville, Md.;
and a sister, Mrs. Sadie
Gold. Services 10:30 a.m.
today at Hebrew Memorial
Chapel.
Samuel Leibowitz, Criminal Lawyer
SAMUEL LEIBOWITZ
NEW YORK—Samuel S.
Leibowitz, a Romanian im-
migrant who became a
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Leo M. Goldsmith, owner
of Cobbs Fashion Apparel,
died Jan 13 at age 79.
Born in LaSalle, Ill. , Mr.
Goldsmith lived 45 years in
Detroit. He owned his retail
women's apparel store in
Detroit from 1923 until the
business was sold in 1969.
He resided at 25720 South-
field, Southfield.
Mr. Goldsmith leaves his
wife, Katherine; a son,
Frederick M.; a sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Baskin of Palm
Springs, Calif.; and one
grandson.
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Marshall D. Goldberg, an
attorney with offices in
Southfield, died Jan. 18 at
age 27.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Goldberg was a member of
Temple Israel, and the
Michigan and American Bar
Associations. He was gradu-
ated from the University of
Michigan in 1972 and Wayne
State University's law
school in 1975.
He leaves his wife, Lynn;
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flamboyant criminal lawyer
and brought - about a Su-
preme Court decision ban-
ning the exclusion of blacks
froth juries, died Jan. 11 at
-age 84.
He was known to prepare
carefully for each case,
looking into its background
and for devices to shake the
opposition.
He was a criminal Court
judge in Brooklyn and a
State Supreme Court jus-
tice. In 1953, he sought the
Democratic nomination for
mayor, but was turned
down.
Among his most con-
troversial clients were Al
Capone and the Scottsboro
Boys.
WE REMEMBER
• During the coming
week Yeshivath
Beth Yehudak will
observe the Yahr-
zeits of the follow-
ing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish
and Studying of
Mishnayos.
SHEVAT JAN.
MAX BARTH
14 22
ESTHER W. ELLIS
14 22
FANNIE FABER
14 22
BESSIE GRUBER
14 22
BESSIE HOLTZMAN
14 22
SHLOMO KARBAL
14 22
LOUIS KARTUN
14 22
MEYER MINKIN
14 22
MARY MODELL
14 22
HARRY SCHNEIDER
14 22
MORRIS GOODMAN
14 22
DENMARK FAMILY
15 23
HARRY N. ESKIN
15 23
SAMUEL FAIGIN
15 23
RACHEL FISHMAN
15 23
YETTA GRUNT
15 23
NOAH E. KEYS
15 23
PHILLIP R. DRAVETZ
15 23
ELIJAH OPPEN
15 23
MOLLY PLOTKIN
15 23
DEBORA SHCOLNICK
15 23
BENJAMIN WROTZLAWSKY 15 23
JOSEPH L. BALE
16 24
ALICE EISEMANN
16 24
JACK FELDMAN
16 24
HARRY FELDSTEIN
16 24
MOSHE GOLDFARB
16 24
ISAAC HOOTNER
16 24
RACHEL KAPLAN
16 24
HYMAN PARKER
16 24
GUSSIE SOLOMON
16 24
SAM ZINGESER
16 24
ALLAN A. BURNS
17 25
LEO FELD
17 25
NATHAN FINE
17 25
YOSSEL HALPERT
17 25
NATHAN LIPSHAW
17 25
MINA WOLMAN
17 25
HERBERT B. BUNIN
18 26
ISRAEL GLICKLIN
18 26
JOSEPH GOLDBERG
18 26
MORRIS GOLDBERG
18 26
CELIA LAFER
18 26
HERMAN J. LAZARUS
18 26
ARTHUR E. PLOTNICK
18 26
FRANK SEARS
18 26
SAMUEL SHERMAN
18 26
FANNIE SMITH
18 26
BELLA BAND
19 27
GEORGE S. COBITZ
19 27
LOUIS COHEN
19 27
LIBBIE DUBRINSKY
19 27
JACK GOLDING
19 27
WILLIAM GREENSTEIN
19 27
SADIE LICHTENBERG
19 27
MORRIS SINGER
19 27
ROSE A. M. ZEIFMAN
19 27
MAX FRIEDMAN
20 28
DAVID KAHRNOFF
20 28
MAX C. SHIOVITZ
20 28
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REBECCA ZACKHEIM
20 28
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