THE DETROIT JEWISW NEWS
JTA's Landmann Nathan Potach
Dies in Argentina
Nathan Potach, a builder
BUENOS AIRES (JTA)
— Anatolio Landmann, the
Jewish Telegraphic Agen-
cy's correspondent in
Argentina and editor of the
Spanish-language JTA
Daily News Bulletin in
Buenos Aires, died Jan. 26
at age 69.
Mr. Landmann, who was
the JTA correspondent here
from 1945 until 1951, re-
joined it last September
when JTA correspondent
Asher Mibashan made
aliya. He also was a long-
time contributor to the Yid-
dish press in Argentina and
was active in various cul-
tural organizations.
Frieda Levitt
Frieda Levitt, a founder
of Club One, Pioneer
Women, died in Rishon LeZ-
ion, Israel, Jan. 10. She was
87.
A former Detroiter, Mrs.
Levitt made her home in
Rishon LeZion for the past
10 years. She was active in
the Labor Zionist Alliance
and Farband.
She is survived by a
daughter, Leah Roshal of
Chicago, Ill,; a brother and
sister in Israel; and two
-
granddaughters.
Morton Levitt,
Ex-WSU Dean
Dr. Morton Levitt, former
associate dean for academic
affairs at Wayne State Uni-
versity, died Jan. 13 in
Davis, Calif. He was 59.
At the time of his death he
was associate dean for aca-
demic affairs and professor
of psychiatry at the Univer-
sity of California, Davis,
School of Medicine.
In Loving Memory
of Our Dear Brother
WILLIAM
GEORGE
CAPLAN
Who left us Feb. 6,
1941. "Like falling
leaves the years go by,
but precious memories
never die." Sadly mis-
sed by your brother and
sister and their families.
Dr. B.B. Caplan and
Mrs. Nathan (Ann)
Feldman.
and president of President-
ial Homes, founded in 1971,
died Jan. 24 at age 58.
Born in Bendin, Poland,
Mr. Potach lived in Detroit
since 1950. He was chair-
man of the board of Map-
lewood Homes and
president of Parkland
Homes building companies.
He was active in efforts on
behalf of Shaarit Hap-
laytah, Survivors of the
Holocaust, and a member of
the building committee for
the Holocaust Memorial
Center. He helped raise
funds for the construction of
the center. He resided at
3133 Hartslock, West
Bloomfield.
He is survived by his wife,
Phyllis; and three sons,
Morris, Harry and Paul.
Maurice Heiber,
Led Belgian Jews
BRUSSELS (JTA) —
Maurice Heiber, the war-
time head of the Belgian
Jewish underground's child
rescue division, died Jan. 22
at age 72. Mr. Heiber, who
also served in the Belgian
resistance movement, was
responsible for saving the
lives of more than 3,000
Jewish children. After the
war he played an active role
in Jewish communal organ-
izations.
SAM ACKER, 27335
Greenfield, Southfield, died
Jan. 29 in Florida. Survived
by his wife, Ruth; a son,
Jerry; a brother, Charles;
and three grandchildren.
Services 11 a.m. today at
Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
• •
ABRAHAM AR-
KADIER,
84, 23121
Kenosha, Oak Park, died
Jan. 23. Survived by his
wife, Helen; a brother,
Marico of Lima, Peru;
nieces and nephews.
• • •
HARRY CRANE, 51,
died Jan. 24. He leaves
three sons, Mark of
Schaumberg, Ill., Richard
and Robert, both of Los
Angeles, Calif.; his mother,
Mrs. Max (Esther) Crane;
and a brother, Marvin.
• • •
CLARA EVANS, 86,
536 E. Rose, Garden City,
died Jan. 23. Survived by
two sons, Robert E. Miller,
Jr., of Kalamazoo and
Raymond W.; a brother,
Samuel G. Kohn; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Archer
and Mrs. Lester (Mary)
Dresner; and three
grandchildren.
• • •
SHIRLEY FANGER,
49, former Detroiter of Tuc-
son, Ariz., died Jan. 23. She
In Loving
MemoryOf
Our Beloved
KENNETH S.
PHILIP D. GOLDSTEIN
Acknowledges with grateful apprecia-
tion the many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent bereavement.
In Beloved Memory
of Brother and Brother4n-Law
HARRY A. KIEF
Feb. 6, 1976
God takes the best for reasons divine, but
memories last until the end of time. Tears
shall not darken or shadows dim, the beauti-
ful memories we have of him.
The Lord make His face to shine upon
thee . . . Bless thee and keep thee and give
thee peace. Yetta V. and Max Englander
MOSS
(Feb. 1, 1978)
Sadly missed
by his
wife Edee,
his children
and
grandchildren.
The Officers and Board of the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of
Science note with deep sorrow the passing of one of its most devoted Mends and
directors. His loyal and generous support of the Institute. spanning three decades
and founded on his warm, personal association with Dr. Chaim Weizrnann, will long
be remembered and cherished. Nationally prominent business leader and philan-
thropist. his benefactions leave a legacy of lasting service to science. Israel and the
Jewish people. To his family we extend our heartfelt sympathy.
Morris L. Levinson
Chairman
Norman D. Cohen
President
Stephen L. Stulman
Treasurer .
Harold Hill
Executive Vice President
BERTHA MORTON
FELDMAN,
65, 190
Crocker Blvd., Mt. Cle-
mens, died Jan. 24. Sur-
vived by a daughter, Mrs.
Ronald (Cora) Raybin of
Duarte, Calif.; a brother,
Isadore HaliptmEin; a sister,
Mrs. John (Martha) Reimer;
and three grandchildren.
• • •
NATHANIEL FEL-
LOWS, 59, 3840 Carriage
Rd., Birmingham, died Jan.
24. Survived by his wife,
Marilyn; two sons, Stephen
and Howard; a daughter,
Mrs. Michael (Joan) Mor-
iarty of Chicago, Ill.; his
mother, Mrs. Mollie Fin-
kelstein; and a brother,
Stanley Finkelstein.
• • •
HARRY G. MITTLE-
MAN, 80, 13725 Dexter,
Detroit, died Jan. 29. Sur-
vived by three brothers,
Alan E., Rudy of Flint and
Dr. Irving of Sioux City,
Iowa.
• • •
ETHEL MOGILL, 85,
died Jan. 26. She leaves s
son, Melvin; and three
grandchildren.
• • •
ALBERT PESIS, 60,
24321 Blackstone, Oak
Park, died Jan. 29. Survived
by his wife, Gloria; two sons,
Jacob and Solomon; a
daughter, Mrs. Yoseff
(Frances) Perry of
Jerusalem, Israel; and four
grandchildren.
• • •
BETTY RYNEK, 61,
20725 Camden Sq., South-
field, died Jan. 29. She
leaves her husband, Lester;
and a daughter, Gloria of
Los Angeles, Calif.
FAY FISHMAN, 70,
25145 Prairie Dr., South-
field, died Jan. 24. Survived
by her husband, Abraham;
two sons, Harold and
Stuart; a daughter, Mrs. Ar-
lene S. Colman; a brother,
Nathan H. Feldman of Mon-
tibello, Calif.; a sister, Mrs.
Oscar (Lillian) Kanat; and
seven grandchildren.
• • •
MORRIS
GOLD-
BERGER, 89, died Jan. 26.
The Family of the Late
NATE S. SHAPERO
OBITUARIES
leaves a son, Alan of Bir-
mingham; a daughter, Sha-
ron of Birmingham; and a
sister, Mrs. Ivan (Faye)
Karson of Riverside, Conn.
Interment Detroit.
• • •
He leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Sydney (Grace) Good-
man and Mrs. Albert (Ruth)
Krochmal; two brothers,
Samuel and Edward, both of
Los Angeles, Calif.; five
grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
• • •
RACHEL KAY, 70,
15074 Lincoln, Oak Park,
died Jan. 29. Survived by a
brother, Jack Kraps; three
sisters, Mrs. Milton (Helen)
Zimmerman, Mrs. Albert
(Rose) Galinsky and Mrs.
Samuel (Freda) Green of
Harrisburg, Pa.
Hitler Interviewer
Bernard E. Meyers, a
former Detroit newspaper-
man who was the first
American journalist to talk
to Adolf Hitler, died Jan. 22
at age 81.
If you have no friends to
share or rejoice in your suc-
cess in life — if you cannot
look back to those to whom
you owe gratitude, or for-
ward to those to whom you
ought to afford protection,
still it is no less incumbent
on you to move steadily in
the path of duty: for your
active exertions are due not
only to society; but in hum-
ble gratitude to the Being
who made you a member of
it, with powers to serve
yourself and others.
—Walter Scott
IDA SAKWA died Jan.
28. She leaves two sons, Dr.
Saul and David; a daughter,
Mrs. Tillie Nusbaum; two
sisters, Mrs. Harry (Bessie)
Sheyer and Mrs. Jacob
(Lena) Emmer; eight
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
• • •
HORTENSE TOBIN,
74, 709 W. Hancock, De-
troit, died Jan. 24. Survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Nick
(Davida) Pappas; a sister,
Mrs. Alma Jacobs of Wil-
mington, Del.; and two
grandchildren.
Sidney A. Deitch .
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CAROLYN SUE WISE,
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her parents, Judge and Mrs.
John M. Wise; and a sister,
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cuse. • • •
SULTANA YAHYA, 85,
of Ann Arbor, died Jan. 25.
She leaves three sons,
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and Morris of Ypsilanti; one
sister and five
grandchildren. Interment
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