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Friday, March 28, 1980 19

OBITUARIES

FREDA ACKERMAN, one grandchild.
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79, 19100 W. Seven Mile,
Detroit, died March 21.
RHODA FLASHNER,
Survived by a son, Robert 75, 23731 Beverly, Oak
Goldfarb; a sister, Esther Park, died March 19. Sur-
Sorin; and three vived by her husband, John
C.; two sons, Jay and Ira Irv-
grandchildren.
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ing; three daughters, Mrs.
ROSE EIZLER, 71, Arthur (Ina) Baker, Mrs.
24286 Moritz, Oak Park, Morris (Belle Doris) Krause
died March 24. Survived by and Mrs. Lester (Marilyn)
two daughters, Mrs. Alfred Jeross of Denver, Colo.; 15
(Martha) Hirsch and Mae; a grandchildren and four
brother, Irving Isaacs; and great-grandchildren.

ROSE FONER died
March 21. She leaves three
sons, Mandel and Ezra, and
Nathan Ossipove; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Max (Sarah) Sil-
verstein of Windsor; a
brother, David Karse of Bay
City; two sisters, Mrs.
Esther Chernoff and Mrs.
Morris (Celia) Black of
Saginaw;
eight
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Interment Bay City.

k muel Scott

MORRIS FOX, 89, died
March 26. He leaves a son,
Robert; and grandchildren.

muel Scott, founder of
tie MichiganBrush Man-
ufacturing Co. in Detroit,
died March 24 at age 94.
Born in Russia, Mr. Scott
founded his company in
1917 and was active in its
operation until 1975. He
was a member of the Ameri-
can Brush Manufacturing
Association and Workmen's
Circle Branch 156.
He leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Herbert (Nora) Gale
and Mrs. Herman (Celia)
Chapin; four grandchildren
and four ore a t-
grandchildren.

Lillie Mayer
Film Critic, 90

NEW YORK — Lillie
Mayer, a former film critic
and painter and the wife of
movie producer and dis-
tributor Arthur L. Mayer,
died March 25 at age 90.
Mrs. Mayer was active in
the American Jewish
Committee. Mrs. Mayer had
long been affiliated with the
movie industry. She was a
movie reviewer and partici-
pated with her husband in
the classes in film that he
taught.

Find Medication
for Growths

JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Israeli Prof. Shalva Mardi
has developed a preparation
which cures skin growths,
including malignant ones.
The preparation is called
Solcoderm and is adminis-
tered only by doctors. It
cannot be used for internal
growths.
Solcoderm is applied by
doctors by pricking the
growth lightly for several
minutes with a needle di-
pped in the medication.
There is no pain and gen-
erally one treatment is all
that is required.

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Strife Is Helpful?

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Is-
raeli analysts say the Egyp-
tian government believes
the situations in Iran and
Afghanistan will help to
break the wall of isolation
that has confronted Egypt
- le Arab world since she
„,an negotiating with Is-
rael.

The Family
of the Late

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BERT HULER, 73, died
March 21. He leaves his
wife, Evelyn; a daughter,
Mrs. Benjamin (Eugenia)
Sucher of Chicago, Ill.;
three sons, Jerome of West
Seneca, N.Y., Kalman of

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Acknowledges with grateful apprecia-
tion the many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent bereavement.

CONGREGATION
BETH TEFILO-EMANUEL
TIKVAH

24225 Greenfield Road
Southfield, Michigan 48075

CONGREGATION BETH TEFILAH
CEMETERY FLOWER FUND

The performance of beautification services
has been assumed by the Congregation.

The fee for beautification for the 1980 season
is $25.00 per grave.

Please make all checks payable to
Congregation Beth Tefilo
Flower Fund and forward the same
to Congregation Beth Tefilo,
24225 Greenfield, Southfield, 48075.

Please also include
the name(s) of the deceased, as well as
the approximate date(s) of interment.

For further information call

559-5022 or 967-31210

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- ROSE SCHACHTER,
73, 15927 Hilton, South-
field, died March 25. Sur-
vived by her husband, ab-
raham; two daughters, Mrs.
Louis (Beulah) Bernson of
Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Ar-
nold (Marilyn) Carmen; two
brothers, Isadore Isbee and
Rabbi Louis Isbee of New
York; a sister, Mrs. Shifra
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Schorr of Brooklyn; and 12
YETTA LEVITSKY, 92, grandchildren.
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25940 York, Huntington
Woods, died March 25. Sur-
ABE SILVER, 70, 27633
vived by three sons, Selik Echo Valley, Farmington
Applebaum, Albert Hills, died March 23. He
Applebaum and Manuel leaves his wife, Minnie; a
Appel of Skokie, Ill.; two son, Dr. Paul; a daughter,
daughters, Mrs. Minnie Mrs. George (Bernice)
Levitt and Mrs. Rebecca Kingston; a brother, Jack;
Frank; 12 grandchildren three sisters, Mrs. Marshall
and 12 great- (Shirley) Abramson, Mrs.
grandchildren.
Ben (Pearl) Rosenthal and
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Mrs. Morris (Ann) Gitles;
MAX NEUMAN, 77, and three grandchildren.
died March 22. He leaves
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his wife, Rosalind; a son,
CAL
,SIMONS,
77, of
Herman; two brothers,
Charles and Harry; and Yale, Mich., died March 20.
three sisters, Mrs. Rae Ur- He leaves a brother,
novitz, Esther and Mrs. Leonard of Hollywood, Fla.;
nieces and nephews.
Max (Ruth) Rosenberg.
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MORRY KORMAN, 80,
22161 Avon, Oak Park, died
March 23. Survived by his
wife, Jean; a son, Martin E.;
and two daughters, Mrs.
David (Shirley) Rozenberg
and Mrs. Henry (Esther)
Misle of Lincoln, Neb.; 10
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.

SARAH NOVOGRAD,
87, 19100 W. Seven Mile,
Detroit, died March 19.
Survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Wallace (Marilyn)
Rosner; four sisters, Mrs.
Rose Weisbrot, Mrs. Emma
Nathanson, Mrs. Esther
Lamed and Mrs. Jack N.
(Anne) Tucker; nine
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.

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JOE OLEN, 71, formerly
of Detroit and Toledo, died
March 19 in Irvine, Calif.
Survived by his wife, Beat-
rice; three daughters, Mrs.
Joan Schloss, Mrs. David
(Carol) Winters and Mrs.
Harvey (Nancy) Piccus, all
of Tarzana, Calif.; three
brothers, Dr. Alex of Far-
mington Hills, Jules of
Southfield and Dr. Sam of
Farmington Hills; seven
grandchildren. Interment
California.

EDITH SOKOLOFF,
74, died March 26. She
leaves two brothers, Morris
and Louis; three sisters,
Mrs. Sam (Yetta) Shubow,
Mrs. Ida Quen and Mrs. Isa-
dore (Anna) Bellibroff.

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ANNA POSEN, 86,
19100 W. Seven Mile, De-
troit, died March 21. Sur-
vived by a son, Willard J.; a
daughter, Mrs. Gail Weis-
man of Clinton, Wash.;
three brothers, Harry
Kraft, Sidney Kraft and
Morris Kraft of Florida; two
sisters, Mrs. Sarah Parker
and Libbie; and three
grandchildren.

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MAC A. RADOM, 70,
former Detroiter of Los
Angeles, Calif., died March
20. Survived by two
brothers, Joseph of Bloom-
field Hills and Harry of

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IDA TARAKOFF, 84,
23590 Beverly, Oak Park,
died March 19. Survived by
a son, Louis of Mt. Clemens;
a daughter, Mrs. Louis
(Lora) Fireman; a sister,
Mrs. Sarah Schneid of
Douglastown, N.Y.; and five
grandchildren.

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HEIDI LANE WINSEN,
22, of West Bloomfield, died
March 19. Survived by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert F. (Sally) Winsen; a
brother, David; and two sis-
ters, Mrs. Janet Williams of
Aim Arbor and Julie of Van
Nuys, Calif.

E REMEMBER

During the coming
week Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will
observe the Yahr-
zeits'of the follow-
ing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish
and Studying of
Mishnavos.

NISSAN MAR
NEVA LUBETSKY
13 30
ARLENE SHAPIRO •
13 30
JACOB SKLAR
13 30
MAX STE1NGOLD
13 30
YAAKOV B. LAZER BERL
14 31
JACOB GOODMAN
14 31
IDA KATCHAN
14 31
SAM KOGAN
14 31
MORRIS MARKOWITZ
14 31
BEN ROSS
14 31
BENJAMIN SACHS
14 31
HENRY SMOLINSKY
14 31
YAAKOV HOFFMAN
14 31
APR.
FRANCES LYNN KATT
15 1
ABE KOLE
15 1
MARCELLA MAISELOFF
15 1
ROCHEL LEAH B.
YITZCHOK
16 2
JANE FEINTUCH
16 2
EDWARD E. SCHULTZ
16 2
JENNIE SHOENIG
16 2
MORRIS CANVASSER
17 3
MORRIS GREENBERG
17 3
JACOB GUTTERMAN
17 3
DAVID KING
17 3
SARAH POLLACK
17 3
JACOB DAVID PONT
17 3
DAVID SOLOMON
17 3
IRVING SPERKA
17 3
HELEN WACHTENHEIM
17 3
BENJAMIN ABRAMOWITZ
18 4
SARAH COHEN
18 4
SAMUEL FIELDS
18 4
LOUIS FORMAN
18 4
REBECCA GREENBERG
18 4
JACK GRUSKIN
18 4
WOLFE HENIGMAN
18 4
JOSEPH JEREMIAS
18 4
HENRIETTE LOEWENSTEIN 18 4
AMELIA MEISNER
18 4
ELI SCHERR
18 4
ARTUR STERN
18 4
ALEX H. WINER
18 4
RACHEL YAMSHON
18 4
MORRIS A. YASSKY
18 4
HERSHEL b. MEIER
HAKOHEN
19 5
HYMAN BERMAN
19 5
ROSE BERMAN
19 5
MINNIE DIAMOND
19 5
PAULINE GOLDBERG
19 5
ANNA WEISSLER
GOLDENBERG
19 0
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19 5
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Troy; two sisters, Mrs.
Henry (Rose) Rose of Bloom-
field Hills and Mrs. Bernard
(Lillian) Grant of Hun-
tington Woods. Interment
Los Angeles.

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NESSY FRIEDMAN

SOLOMON
DAVID RUBIN

Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy
extended by relatives
and friends during the
family's recent be-
reavement.

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NELLIE GORDON,
former Detroiter of Miami
Beach, Fla., died March 25.
Survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Harry (Hazel) Gordon
and Mrs. Jake (Ida) Gordon;
nieces and nephews. Serv-
ices 11 a.m. today at He-
brew Memorial Chapel.

The Family of the Late

Arthur Okun,
Economist, 51

WASHINGTON
Economist Arthur M. Okun,
the youngest chief economic
adviser to a president, died
March 23 at age 51.
Mr. Okun was regarded
as an expert on "stagfla-
tion" — sluggish economic
growth combined with in-
flation — and was a senior
fellow at Washington's
Brookings Institution.

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Hawthorne, Calif.; and
Merrill; two sisters, Mrs.
Herman (Matilda) Porges of
Anderson, Ind.; and Mrs.
Alfred (Szerene) Friedman
of Brighton; and four
grandchildren.

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