Friday, March 9, 1919 55"
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
MDA Is Helping Christian Areas
TEL AVIV — Magen
David Adorn (MDA), Is-
rael's emergency, medical
service, is literally the
lifeline for thousands of be-
seiged Christian villagers
in southern Lebanon.
Totally without doctors or
medical aid for months,
these Lebanese Christians
are"- completely dependent
upon the MDA emergency
medical station at the "Good
Fence" on the Israel-
Lebanon border and on the
MDA ambulance fleet
Snail Is Giving
Weather Data
which delivers a constant
flow of life saving medicines
and supplies.
Anis Abour, spokesman
for the Israeli Maronite
Christian Committee for
Relief in Lebanon, reported
that in the past two years,
hundreds of thousands of
dollars worth of medical
supplies and equipment
contributed around the
world, have been funneled
through the committee and
transported into Lebanon in
almost 50 relief missions by
MDA, the latest being a
shipment of medicines do-
nated by Italian Christians.
Medical supplies and
equipment for MDA are
sent from the U.S. by
ARMDI (American Red
Magen David for Israel).
REHOVOT — If you want
to know what the climate
was like in Israel 18,000
years ago, you can find out
by checking snail shells, ac-
cording to Dr. Mordehai
Magaritz of the Weizmann
Institute's Isotope Research
CAIRO (ZINS) — An
Department.
Egyptian newspaper re-
Temperature and humid- ports that 37 percent of Sy-
ity affect the concentration rian men and 73 percent of
of the oxygen isotopes found Syrianwomen are illiterate.
in the shell of the common
The newspaper Al Too
land mail. Using this data a reported that the rate of il-
pattern of climatic cycles is literacy for women living in
gained, which allows for the Syrian cities is 54 percent,
prediction of changes in the and 88 percent among those
Mediterranean area. A type living in villages.
of sea shell, common along
Israel's coastline, is provid-
ing similar information-by
the same scientific methods.
Educational Lag
Brodie Fund Set
RAMAT-GAN — A
scholarship fund in memory
of Sir Israel Brodie, former
emeritus chief rabbi of the
British Commonwealth, is
being established at Bar-
Ilan University. The fund
will assist students in the
school of education. A chair
in education in honor of Sir
Israel already exists at the
university.
In Loving Memory
of Our Beloved Sister,
RUTH
SILVERMAN
ABLECOP
Sadly missed.
MARK
DANIEL
LEVY
as
March 14, 1970
With all our might.
With all our /wart.
With all our soul.
And all our love.
We miss you.
Your "Honey,"
children and
grandchildren.
N
In Loving Memory
of Our Beloved
Husband,
Father and
Grandfather ,
JOHN
MARKOWITZ
Who passed away
March 11, 1978. Sadly
mived and always in
our hearts.
Jamil Baroody,
Anti-Zionist-, Dies
NEW YORK — Jamil
Murad Baroody,
Lebanese-born UN delegate
for Saudi Arabia, died
March 4 at age 74.
Mr. Baroody was known
for his vehdment opposition
to Zionism and for his de-
fense of the interests of the
conservative Saudis since
his appointment as alter-
nate permanent delegate in
1948.
ALFRED- MAY
The Regional Com-
mittee of the America-
Israel Friendship
League, a non-sectarian
organization. promoting
the bonds of friendship
between the peoples of
the United States and
Israel, mourns the un-
timely passing of its
member, a distin-
guished leader in
American civic and
communal life. His
memory will always be
enshrined in our hearts.
Sincerest condolences
to his family.
Irving B. Ackerman,
Chairman-
SAUL ADASKIN, 61,
19380 Magnolia, South-
field, died March 4. Sur-
vived by his wife, Rebecca;
two sons, David G. and Alan
J.; a daughter, Ms. Judith
Victor; three sisters, Mrs.
Sophie Wilner, Mrs. Leah
Kash and Bess,; and one
grandchild.
MARY CANNER, 86,
died March 4. She leaves-
two sons, Marvin and Her-
man; six grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
Joseph Gorman
Joseph - (Joe) Gorman,
founder and owner for 40
years of Grand River Auto
Parts, died March 2 at age
89.
Born in Russia, Mr. Gor-
man lived most of his life in
Detroit, prior to retiring to
Miami Beach, Fla.
He was the past
president and an active
member at Cong. Bnai
David for 50 years. He
also was a member of the
board of the Hebrew Be-
nevolent Society, Jewish
National Fund and Pis-
gah Lodge of Bnai Brith.
Mr. Gorman is survived
by three daughters, Mrs.
Gerald (Pauline) Gorman,
Mrs. Sam -(Sara) Marks and
Mrs. Dan N. (Rose) Baker,
all of Southfield; a brother,
Philip of Panorama City,
Calif.; six grandchildren
and nine great-
grandchildren. Interment
Detroit.
Laura Kahn, 90
Laura Kahn, retired co-
owner of People's Bargain
Store in Standish from 1936
to 1962, died March 2 at age
90.
A native Detroiter, Mrs.
Kahn was a member of the
Going Like 60 Club, Jones
Auxiliary of the Jewish War
Veterans, Hadassah, Cong.
Beth Achim and its sister-
hood and a charter member
of the original Jewish Home
for Aged on Petoskey. She
resided at 14461 Park, Oak
Park.
She leaves a son, Joel H.
of Midland; two daughters,
Mrs. Joseph (Frances) Car-
rick and Arlene; three sis-
ters, Helen Barnett, Lillian
Barnett and Mrs. Julia
Kinney; six grandchildren
and seven great-
grandchildren.
The Family of the Late
ROSE PAUL
Acknowledges with grateful apprecia-
tion the many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent bereavement.
ThEl
Directors of Funerals
OBITUARIES
Park, died 'March 3. - Sur- parents, Mr. and Mrs.
vived by her husband, Ab- Harold (Gladys) Simon; and
raham; a sister, Mrs. Mae a brother, Donald.
Kelly; nieces and nephews.
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BENJAMIN P. MILAN,
During the corning
72, former Detroiter of Los
week Yeshivath
Angeles, Calif., died Feb'
Beth Yehudah will
27. Survived by his wife,
observe the Yahr-
Shurlie; two sons, Burton
zeits of the follow-
and Sheldon, both of Los
ing departed
Angeles; three brothers,
friends, with the
Jay of Palm Springs, Calif.,
traditional Memo-
Samuel of Southfield and
rial Prayers, recita-
Max of Los Angeles; two sis-
tion of Kaddish
and Studying of
ters, Mrs. Samuel (Yetta)
Mishnavos.
Dubin of Oak Park and Mrs.
Nathan (Ruth) Freedland of
Southfield; and three
ADAR MAR.
grandchildren. Interment
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ELIZABETH BUSHKIN
Los Angeles.
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CLARA EISENBERG
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LENA FARBER
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DAVID GROSSMAN
FAYE RUSKIN, 77, died
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ISADORE KRAMER
March 1. She leaves her
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SOLOMON LAPIN,SKY
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JENNIE OZADOVSKY
husband, Philip; a daugh-
MORRIS ROSEN
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ter, Mrs. Jerome (Naomi)
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SAMUEL TECHNER
Kelman; two sons, David of
MORRIS ABEL
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HARRY ALTMAN
Jerusalem, Israel, and Dr.
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REBECCA BARRON
Harvey of Ogden, Utah; two
ABRAHAM BERKOWITZ
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brothers, David Mintz and
RABBI JOSEPH EISENMAN 13 12
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KALMAN S. FLORENCE
Harry Mintz, both of
SIMCHA KLEINEMUS
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California; a sister, Mrs.
KARL LOE,WENSTEIN
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Reba Brown of Massachu-
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HIRSH NEIMARK
13 12
FANNIE ROSENTHAL
setts; and nine
LEBA SILVERSTEIN
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grandchildren.
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IRVING ZEFF
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MARSHA APPEL
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MORRIS BECKMAN
MARTIN SAMUEL, 60,
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TILLIE COHEN
died March 4. He leaves his
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SARAH COOPER
ABRAHAM EISENMAN
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wife, Florence; a son, Glenn;
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MAX ELIAS
a daughter, Mrs. Robert
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FREIDA GOTTLIEB
(Judi) Grant; and -three
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NECHA GOTTLIEB
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MANUEL KAPLAN
grandsons.
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CELIA KING
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BESSIE KUSHNER
GEORGE D. COHN, 76,
former Detroiter of Hol-
lywood, Fla., died March 6.
He leaves his wife, Dorothy;
a son, Irwin of Orchard
Lake; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Studin of Tucson, Ariz.; and
two grandchildren.
WE. REMEMBER
•
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FAYE CUTLER, 80,
24610 Radclift, Oak Park,
died Feb.-28. Survived by a
son, Gordon of Peekskill,
N.Y.; a daughter, Mrs. Jay
(Suzanne) Stern; a brother,
Al Samuels of Toronto; four
sisters, Mrs. Solomon
(Mary) Kane of Peekskill,
Mrs. Ida Jones of New York
City, Mrs. Samuel (Raizel)
Salem of Toronto and Mrs.
Lillian Appel of Boston,
Mass.; and seven
grandchildren.
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ANNE D. FELDMAN,
68, died March 3. She leaves
her husband, Nathan; a son,
Morton; a daughter, Mrs.
Jack (Beverly) Konoian of
Montebello, Calif.; and five
grandchildren.
.
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GOLIN-
SARA
BURSKY, 66, 23145 Kipl-
ing, Oak Park, died March
5. Survived by her-husband,
Zvi; a son, Reuven Golan; a
daughter, Mrs. James
(Shulamith) Fleischer; and
five grandchildren.
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RICHARD H. SIMON,
50, died March 7 in Cairo,
Egypt. He leaves his wife,
Sharon; two sons, David and
John; a daughter, Anne; his
. , CHARLES C. GOR-
DON,, 72, died March 3. He
leaves his wife, Mary; two
daughters, Mrs. Harold
(Patricia) Oseff and Mari-
lyn of Atlanta, Ga.; a
brother, Dr. Benjamin of
Chicago, Ill.; two sisters,
Frances of Chevy Chase,
Md., and Mrs. Charles
(Mae) Prilik of Ann Arbor;
and_ one grandson.
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Sidney A. Deitch
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SIDNEY KOLB, 75,
15100 W. 10 Mile, Oak
Park, died March 5 in
Florida. Survived by a son,
Gary of Bethesda, Md.; a
brother, Nathan; and one
grandchild.
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CELIA LIBERMAN,
82, died March 1. She leaves
two sons, Harold Hurvitz
and Samuel Hurvitz; a
daughter, Mrs. Manuel (Lil- -
lian) Rosenbaum; a sister,
Mrs. Minnie Langer; six
grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
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MORRIS LIFTON, 80,
16225 Greenfield, Detroit,
died March 4. Survived by
his wife, Sara; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Herbert (Eleanor)
Hamer and Mrs. Ben (Char-
lotte) Katz; seven
grandchildren.
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ROSE MARTIN, 79,
15100 W. 10 Mile, Oak
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