THE DETROIT JEWISH NEVIS
Sophie Udell, 77,
NYANA Founder
NEW YORK — Sophie
Spector Udell, a founder in
1949 of the New York As-
sociation for New Ameri-
cans and its former presi-
dent, died Tuesday at age
77.
Mrs. Udell was chairman
of the executive committee
of NYANA since 1975 and
was a former chairman of
the women's division of the
Federation of Jewish
Philanthropies.
She was a former chair-
man of the Jewish Child
Care Association of New
York and a member of the
board of the United Jewish
Appeal of Greater New
York.
Marshall Kuhn,
SF Jewish Leader
SAN FRANCISCO (JTA)
— Marshall H. Kuhn, a
former official of the Jewish
Community Center and of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion in San Francisco, died
May 18 at age 62.
Born in San Francisco, he
had been executive director
of the Center and director of
the federation community
endowment fund. He also
had served a variety of
philanthropic organizations
as a volunteer.
Romanian Olim
Arrive in Israel
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
group of more than 50 im-
migrants arrived from
Romania last week, the
largest group to come from
that East European country
in months.
Romanian Chief Rabbi
Moshe Rosen, who was in
Israel for the meeting of the
governing board of the
World Jewish Congress,
said that Romanian officials
have placed no limitations
on the number of exit visas
to Israel.
Meanwhile, Absorption
Ministry officials expect an
increase in the number of
immigrants from the Soviet
Union, with as many as
1,000 arrivals a month as
compared to the 600-700
who have been arriving in
recent months.
2nd Victim Dead
in Orly Incident
PARIS (JTA) — A second .
French policeman died May
25 as a result of wounds sus-
tained during the May 20
terrorist attack against El
Al passengers at the Orly
Airport.
A non-commissioned of-
ficer also killed in the at-
tack, Sgt. Maj. Paul Jean,
was named "a hero of the
nation" by the French gov-
ernment and posthumously
promoted to the rank of
lieutenant in the French
crack police unit of the re-
publican security squads.
Two more policemen in-
volved in the shootout with
the terrorists are still hos-
pitalized but their condition
was described as "satisfac-
tory."
David Wenner, 56
David Wenner, co-owner
and president of Michigan
Crane, Inc., in Troy, died
May 29 at age 56.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Wenner was graduated
from Wayne State Univer-
sity in 1950. He was a
member of Temple Israel.
He leaves his wife,
Rachel; two daughters, Mrs.
Richard (Karen) Scherba of
Hamden, Conn., and
Naomi; and two brothers,
Harold and Ben.
Day Krolik, Jr.
Day Krolik, Jr., president
of the Krolik Corp. a
wholesale clothing and ' dry
goods firm, died May 27 at
age 65.
If a learned man is angry,
it is because of zeal for God's
laws.
—The Talmud
In Memoriam
In loving memory of our
dear mother, Ida Pevin,
who passed away May 21,
1942, five days in Sivan.
Sadly missed by son,
George; and daughters,
Mrs. Betty Fisher, Elsie and
Sylvia.
OBITUARIES
MARY BERNSTEIN,
86, died May 29. She leaves
a daughter, Mrs. Zigmund
(Lillian) Grey; four sisters,
Mrs. Ben R. (Helen) Gerson
and Mrs. Bertha Lebowitz,
Mrs. Ethel Roseman and
Mrs. Gardner (Sarah)
Batchellor, all of California;
14 grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
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SALLY CHAPNICK,
62, former Detroiter of
Miami, Fla., died May 25.
Survived by her husband,
Phillip; a son, Robert; a
daughter, Mrs. Louis
(Madeline) Bassin; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Max (Bertha)
Broder of Plantation, Fla.,
and Mrs. Nathan (Blanche)
Pollack; and three grand-
children.
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IDA L. CHIMOFF, 54,
14421 Pearson, Oak Park,
died May 27. Survived by
her husband, Samuel M.;
two sons, Barton and Mark;
a brother, Edward Sands of
Ann Arbor; and a sister,
Mrs. Max (Florence) Adler.
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LILLIAN R. CROWN,
79, 24071 Morton, Oak
In Memory Of Our Dear
Husband, Father and Grandfather
HYMAN EISMAN
In our hearts you will live forever. Be-
loved wife, Peggy; and all your wonderful
children and grandchildren: Mr. and Mrs.
Norman (Eileen) Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
nie (Sandy) Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Eisman and Arnold Eisman.
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Park, died May 25. She
leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Melvyn (Arline) Foster; and
two grandchildren.
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LENA DIAMOND, 67,
died May 27. She leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Gary
(Marilyn) Greenstein and
Mrs. Harry (Shirley) Yas-
kin of Philadelphia, Pa.; two
brothers, Sol Sedman and
Louis Seidman; a sister,
Mrs. Sam (Ruth) Higer of
Phoenix, Ariz.; and five
grandchildren. *
OLGA FEKETE, 75, 606
Williams, Royal Oak, died
May 30. Survived by a son,
Dr. George; and a cousin,
Alex Joseph.
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HARRY FISCHER, 75,
24642 Cloverlawn, Oak
Park, died May 31. Sur-
vived by two sons, Henry
and Melvin of Germany;
four grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
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MURRAY FOX, former
Detroiter of Los Angeles,
Calif., died May 22. Sur-
vived by his wife, Nina; a
son, Gary of California; a
daughter, Mrs. Rita Tom-
burrini of Detroit; three
brothers, Jack, Harry and
Dave, all of California; two
sisters, Mrs. Fay Ringer of
California and Mrs. Ruth
Roller of Texas; and one
grandchild. Interment Los
Angeles.
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ROSE GOTTLIEB, 83,
24405 Connecticut, South-
field, died May 30. Survived
by two sons, Eugene and
Bernard; two daughters,
Mrs. Morris (Ethel) Weiss
and Mrs. Ralph (Dorothy)
Ferrette; 16 grandchildren
and six great-
grandchildren.
BELLA LEOPOLD, 87,
died May 28. She leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Philip (He-
len) Sternfeld; three grand-
children and three great-
grandsons.
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RAE LEWIS, 93, died
May 28. She leaves a son,
Alvin; three grand-
daughters and seven
great-grandchildren.
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JACK MARTIN, 60, of
Bristol, Tenn., died May 26.
Survived by his wife, Irene;
three sons, Lynn M. of Flint,
Emile of Manlius, N.Y., and
Serge; and a sister, Mrs.
Ruby (Gertrude) Oron of
New York.
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CHARLES H. MIL-
LER, 76, died May 25. He
leaves his wife, Shirley; four
brothers, John, Max of
Lauderhill, Fla., Maurice of
Pompano Beach, Fla., and
Ben; and a sister, Mrs. Rose
Walsh of New York.
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OSCAR J. PORTIN, 90,
former Ferndale resident of
Port St. Lucie, Fla., died
May 29. He leaves a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Richard (Donna)
McCue of Berkley; six
grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren. In-
terment Detroit.
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observe the Yahr-
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ing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish
and Studying of
Mishnavos.
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Janet Friedman, a substi-
tute teacher in the Ferndale
school system for 25 years,
died May 25 at age 58.
Born in Cleveland, Mrs.
Friedman lived 40 years in
Detroit. She was a Sunday
school teacher at Temple
Emanu-El for the past 27
years. She was a member of
the temple, former trea-
surer of its sisterhood and a
vice president.
She was a past president
of the Ferndale PTA Coun-
cil, past president of the
Ferndale High School
PTSA, past president of the
Lincoln Junior High School
PTA, and past president of
the Best Elementary School
PTA. She resided at 24220
Seneca, Oak Park.
She leaves her husband,
Robert H.; three sons, Gary,
Daniel of East Lansing, and
Stanley; two daughters,
Mrs. Allen (Ina) Rosen of
Monsey, N.Y., and Risa of
New York; and a brother,
Nathan Crone.
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Wildwood, Oak Park, died
May 24. Survived by his
father, Merrill; and an aunt,
Mrs. Arthur (Elsie)
Goldman.
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BETTY STARK, 88,
Southfield,
Hazen,
23726
died May 25. Survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Joseph
(Jennie) Gerber and Mrs.
Carl (Ilene) Smith; three
grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
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BETTIE B. WETSMAN,
59, died May 31. Survived
by her husband, Louis; two
sons, Gary M. Bloom and
Robert B. Bloom of Seattle,
Wash.; a daughter, Mrs.
Joseph (Joanne) Paholak;
her mother, Mrs. Lillian A.
Cahn; and six grandchil
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SAMUEL POMERANTZ
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GEORGE BRANT
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RACHEL GRANITZ
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