THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Connie Mason Connie B. Mason, a member of Jewish and civic organizations, died Feb. 12 at age 59. Born in Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Mason was a member of Temple Bnai Tsrael in Monroe, Business and Pro- fessional Chapter of Bnai Brith Women, American Association of University Women, Monroe Chapterof Hadassah, a member of Iota Alpha Phi at Wayne State University and a past na- tional vice president. She o was the office manager ner husband's accounting firm. She resided in Monroe. She leaves her husband, Leonard A.; three daugh- ters, Mrs. Eugene (Lynne) Konstant of Huntington Woods, Amy Bardach of New York and Stephanie; a sister, Mrs. Harold (Ruth) Bornstein of Southfield; and two grandchildren. - Mrs. Rabinowitz Fannie (Faygl) Rabinowitz, former De- troiter of Natanya, Israel, died Dec. 25. With her late husband, Walter~ (Velvel), Mrs. Rabinowitz was active on behalf of Zionist organiza- tions. They were members of the Labor Zionist Al- liance, Histadrut and Cong. Beth Abraham Hillel Moses. Mrs. Rabinowitz also held membership in Pioneer Women. The couple realized their lifelong dream of making aliya in 1972. She was interred in Israel. Frank Greenfield Frank A. Gfeenfield, part owner and manager of Bus- ter Brown Shoes at North- land and Eastland, died Feb. 11 at age 22. Mr. Greenfield was a vic- tim of last week's fire at the Las Vegas (Nev.) Hilton Hotel that claimed the lives • of eight persons. He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin (Fayette) Greenfield; a brother, Ste- ven; and a sister, Linda. PAULINE CARR, 83, died Feb. 4. Survived by two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Morton (Alice) Cohen and Mrs. Eugene (Roberta) Hirsch; three grandchildren, Sanford, Paul and Dennis; and five great-grandchildren. * * * ROBERT CHARLIP, 33, former Detroiter of Chicago, Ill., died recently. Survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Ida) Charlip; two brothers, Mar- shall and Edward of Chicago; and a sister, Bar- bara. * * IDA FRANK, 91, died Feb. 15. She leaves two sons, Milton J. Miller, and Ben Miller of New York; a Anti-Soviet Writer Dies NEW YORK — Isaac Don -Levine, a journalist and militant opponent of the Soviet regime, died Feb. 15 at age 89. Mr. Levine was the author of more than a dozen books and was long associ- ated with anti-Soviet causes. Born in Russia, the child of a Zionist sympathizer, Mr. Levine worked for The Kansas City Star and the New York Tribune. He later was a columnist for Hearst newspapers. He was the editor of Plain Talk, an anti-Communist monthly. He was active in forming the American Committee for the Libera- tion of the Peoples of Russia. Louis Bradlin Louis Bradlin, owner of Louis the Hatter, men's clo- thing stores, died Feb. 16 at age 82. Born in Russia, Mr. Brad- lin opened his men's wear store downtown in 1928. The business grew to in- clude a store on Livernois Schindler Hits and another in Oak Park. Pro-Life Groups - He was a member of Pis- NEW YORK — Rabbi gah Lodge of Bnai Brith. Mr. Bradlin is survived Alexander M. Schindler, president of the Union of by a son, William; a stepson, American Hebrew Congre- Dr. Joseph Rivkin; a daugh- gations, has vigorously re- ter, Harriett Machado of jected Charges by "self- Pasadena, Calif.; a sister, styled pro-life groups" Lisa Borodulina; 17 equating abortion with the grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Nazi Holocaust. - The Reform Jewish leader called such accusa- The Family tions "a perversion of the of the Late truth," adding: "No one is JENNIE repelled to undergo or per- PUCKOVITSKY m an abortion. Everyone TAMAREN is free to choose life." Yerida Planned TEL AVIV (ZINS) — A survey by the Public Opin- ion Research Institute shows that 6.9 percent of Is- raelis over the age of 17 plan to leave Israel. Eighteen percent of all Israeli families have at least one member who plans to. leave L the country. Some 68.7 percent of Is- raelis condemn emigration while 31.1 percent condone it. Acknowledges with grateful appreciation the many kind ex- pressions of sympathy extended by relatives and friends during the family's recent be- reavement. Friday, February 20, 1981 63 OBITUARIES daughter, Mrs. Israel (Beat- rice) Siegel of Ellenville, N.Y.; five grandchildren and eight great-grand- children. * * * DAVID E. FRENKEL, 88, died Feb. 13. Survived by a son, Dr. Eugene P. of Dallas, Tex.; a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Myrtle) Lenhoff, four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. * * * DEBBIE GRODSKY, former Detroiter of Califor- nia, died Feb. 14. Survived by her husband, Henry; two sons, Ronald and Louis; a daughter, Sandra; a brother, Mickey Goldberg of Birmingham; four sisters, Mrs. Mickey (Lillian) Greenwald of Oak Park, Mrs. Geraldine Greenberg of Lauderhill, Fla., Mrs. Gloria Stein of Monroe and Mrs. Robert (Bluma) Rolfe of West Bloomfield; and two grandchildren. Interment California. * * * IRWIN KAPLAN, 88, died Feb. 14. He leaves a brother-in-law and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob (Sonya) Levit; nieces and nephews. Interment Ramat Gan, Israel. * * * BLANCHE KELL- MAN, 87, of Shaker Heights, Ohio, died Feb. 10. She leaves two sons, Ed- ward and Martin of Bir- mingham; and a daughter, Mrs.. Milton (Agnes) Schulman of Shaker Heights. Interment Detroit. * * * DORA KRAFTS- CHICK, 77, died Feb. 14. Survived by two brothers, Morris H. Glick and Rudolph Glick of Hun- tington Beach, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Ellison of Delavan, Wis., and Mrs. Jack (Hanna) Aliotta of Ft. Meyers, Fla. SAMUEL I. LaFOND, 56, died Feb. 15. Survived by his wife, Beverly; a son, Dr. Lawrencd; and two daughters, Barbara and Anna. * * * HENRY LEVENSON, 80, died Feb. 17. He leaves three sons, Gerald of North Miami, Fla., Sheldon and Morris; four daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Bea) Breshgold, Mrs. Larry (Anne) Bink, Sharleen and Beverly; three brothers, * * * Ben of St. Cloud, Minn., Sam of Milwaukee, Wis., ESTHER SCHWARTZ, and Harry of Duluth, Minn.; 95, died Feb. 18. Survived nine grandchildren and one by a son, Arthur Erdos; two great-granddaughter. grandchildren and three * * * great-grandchildren. * * * MARIE S. LEVY, 81, of the Bronx, N.Y., died Feb. 9. MAY SMITH died Feb. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. 18. She leaves a sister, Shir- Ralph (Gertrude) Wolfe and ley. * * * Mrs. Joe (Estelle) Licht of Southfield; nieces and KLARA STARK, 85, nephews. Interment De- died Feb. 14. Survived by troit. two sons, Walter and * * * Werner; a daughter, Mrs. S. BEN J. RUDIN, 75, died Joseph (Lilo) Fauman; nine Feb. 14. He leaves his wife, grandchildren and two Celia; three daughters, great-grandchildren. * * * Mrs. Arnold (Ruth) Colman of Tarzana, Calif., Mrs. HARRY WEIMER, 66, Dave (Joyce) Sakwa and died Feb. 11. Survived by Mrs. Arnold (Jean) David- his wife, Rachel; two sons, son; one brother, three sis- Dr. Sanford of San Fran- ters and eight grand- cisco, Calif., and Philip of children. Kew Gardens, N.Y.; a * * * daughter, Mrs. John (Sha- SARAH RACHEL ron M.) Sklar of Brown SCHINDLER, 57, died Deer, Wis.; and four grand- Feb. 14. Survived by her husband, Morris Leon; two MONUMENT CENTER, INC. sons, David and Irwin of At- 661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE 1 1 /2 Blocks E. of Woodward 111..1111111 .1111..111 ■ 11111 ■ . In loving memory of our beloved parents 6 Blks. from 3 Jewish Cemeteries on Woodward LI 2-8266 JO 4-5557 SAM Sidney A. Deitch DETROIT MONUMENT WORKS (Nov. 20, 1975 BETTY BOESKY and SARAH (Feb. 28, 1979) HERSKOWITZ (Feb. 24, 1976) It's been two year and we all miss you very much. We think of you always with fondest memories and love you very dearly. From your loving family lanta, Ga.; two daughters, children. * * * Mrs. Richard (Rosa-Lynne) Schindler-Ng and Mrs. BARNEY WISE, 76, James (Janice) Blaha of died Feb. 16. Survived by Ann Arbor; her .mother, his wife, Jean; a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Leibovich of Mrs. Michael (Charlotte) Toledo, Ohio; four sisters, Berman; two brothers, Ab- Mrs. Harry (Clara) Schall of raham of Saginaw and Toledo, Mrs. Simon (Ann) Theodore of Southfield; and Kaplan, Mrs. William a sister, Mrs. Sam (Lilly) (Jeanette) Geer and Mrs. Feldman. Sydney (Barbara) Geller. * * * * * * RICHARD GLEN BEN SCHOTTEN- ZALLA, 25, died Feb.- 16. FELS, JR., 62, died Feb. Survived by _his mother, 14. He leaves his wife, Sally; Evelyn; and three brothers, two sons, Lee B. and Daniel Dr. Harvey, Jerrold and A.; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Ronnold. (Susan) Eggly. 14441 W. 11 Mile Rd. Gardner, betw. 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