Friday, November 26, 1982 63

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

j

Chief Rabbi Zolti Dead at 63

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of
Jerusalem Rabbi Bezalel
Zolti died last week. He was
63.
A long-time member of
the Supreme Rabbinical
Court of Appeals, he was re-
garded as a foremost
halakhic expert, answering
written queries from rabbis
around the world.
As Chief Rabbi of
Jerusalem, Zolti triggered
controversy by insisting on
high standards of Sabbath
observance in the capital's
hotels. But the hoteliers
themselves came to respect

him in time for his consis-
tency and principled but
fair approach.
His learned works in
Halakha are called "Mis-
hnat Yaabetz" (acronym
for Yaacov Bezalel Zolti).
He also headed a
flourishing yeshiva in
Jerusalem, Yad Aharon,
and was rabbi for many
years of the Ohel Rivka
Congregation in the
Jerusalem suburb of Re-
havia where he resided.
Born in Vitebsk, Russia,
Zolti came to Palestine as a
boy and studied at the Heb-
ron Yeshiva.

Producer Joseph Kipness, 71,
of Restaurant, Clothes Firms

NEW YORK — Joseph
Kipness, a garment district
trucker's helper who rose to
prominence as a Broadway
producer and restaurateur,
died Nov. 18 at age 71.
Mr. Kipness was the pro-
ducer of such Broadway
successes as "High Button
Shoes," "La Plume de Ma
Tante" and "Applause." He
also produced
"Frankenstein," "Mack and
Mabel" and "I Love My
Wife," his last big success.
He was a prominent fig-

ure in the restaurant busi-
ness for more than 20 years.
A Russian immigrant
with less than a high school
education, Mr. Kipness
began a career in the gar-
ment industry as a trucker's
helper and rose to become
the president of the Gar-
ment Center Trucking
Association. He began de-
signing and manufacturing
women's suits and dresses
under the firm names J.I.
Kipness, Inc., and Kipness
Originals.

Mrs. Kagan of WIZO Dies

TEL AVIV (JTA) —
Rachel Kagan, long-time
president of WIZO (the
Women's International
Zionist Organization), died
Nov. 15 at age 94.

A. Pomerantz

Ms. Kagan was born in
Odessa to a well-known
Hovevei Zion family. She
married Dr. Noah Kagan in
1913. Mrs. Kagan estab-
lished the Hebrew women's
organization, later WIZO,
in Haifa, where she had set-
tled, and combined her
WIZO activities with other
social services in Haifa.
She was also head of the
social services of the Va'ad
Lemni, was a member of the
provisional government
and a signatory of the Dec-
laration of Independence.
She served in the first and
fifth Knessets. She became
WIZO's honorary president
in 1978.

NEW YORK — Abraham
Pomerantz, who once di-
rected the prosecution of
German industrialists after
World War II, died Nov. 20
at age 79.
A lawyer who pioneered
shareholder suits against
major corporations, Mr.
Pomerantz went to Ger-
many in 1946 to lead the
prosecution of German
industrialists for col-
laborating in Nazi war
crimes.
He also defended a Soviet
diplomat accused Of spying
At the earlier press time,
at the height of the cold war. Wednesday, due to
Thanksgiving, reports
The Family
reached The Jewish News of
of the Late
the decision in Israel to
ROSE MOLLY
dismantle the El Al Israel
Airlines.
GRUSKIN
Details of plans to sell the
Announces the un-
airline's assets will be pub-
veiling of a monument
lished next week.
in her memory 11 a.m.

Israel El Al
Dismantling

Sunday, Nov. 28, at
Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi Morton Yolkut
and Cantor Hyman
Adler will officiate.
Relatives and friends
are asked to attend.

The Family
of the Late

ALBERT K.
LUBIN

Announces the un-
veiling of a monument
in his memory 1:30 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 5, at He-
brew Memorial Park.
Rabbi Gorrelick will of-
ficiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to
attend.

OBITUARIES

JEFF BENNETT BE-
NACH, 69, died Nov. 22.
Survived by two brothers,
Hyman Benach and Henry
Benach; two sisters,
Frances Benach of Flush-
ing, N.Y., and Isabelle
Jacobs of College Point,
N.Y.

* *
KATE KAHN, 91, died
Nov. 23. She leaves a
daughter, Mrs. -Harold
(Beatrice) Koenigsberg; a
brother, Samuel Gewant of
New York; a sister, Ger-
trude Rosen of New York;
* * *
three grandchildren and
ELSIE BERGER, 84, of one great-grandchild.
Southfield, died Nov. 20.
* * *
Survived by two daughters,
SIMON KLEIN, 91, died
Mrs. Sidney (Lillian) Siegel
and Annette of San Fran- Nov. 17. He leaves three
cisco, Calif.; a bfother, sons, Dr. Sander, Meyer of
Harry Galperin of Miami Pembroke Pines, Fla., and
Beach, Fla.; and one grand- Dr. Herman; and nine
grandchildren.
daughter.
* * *
* * *
MARY MOLODOF-
MARY GOLDBERG,
86, died Nov. 21. She leaves SKY, 88, died Nov.
a son, Jack; a daughter, 22. She leaves two
Mrs. Louis D. (Ann) Cohen; daughters, Mrs. Milton
four grandchildren and nine (Anne) Aptekar and Mrs.
great-grandchildren.
Gerald (Pearl) Rosenthal; a
* * *
brother, Naum Pomerance
WALTER GULKO, of Brazil; 10 grandchildren
former Detroiter of Singer and four great-grandchil-
Island, Fla., died Nov. 17.
Survived by a brother,
WE R,EMEMBER
William of Atlanta, Ga.;
and two sisters in Cleve-
During the coming

Jack Langer

Jack H. Langer, a retired
advertising manager for
Federal Department Stores
and later for Montgomery
Ward, died Nov. 20 at age
65.
Born in Detroit, Mr.
Langer was a member of the
Adcraft Club and Temple
Beth El.
He leaves his wife, Lil-
lian; a son, Bruce J. of Uni-
versity Heights, Ohio; a
daughter, Janis M. of San
Jose, Calif.; and two grand-
children.

Publisher's Wife

NEW JERSEY — Ruth P.
Janoff, wife of the publisher
of The Jewish Standard,
Morris J. Janoff, died Oct.
24 at age 59.

We gratefully ac-
knowledge the many
cards, gifts, calls and
generous contribu-
tions made by our
friends and
neighbors in loving
memory of our son
Eric. A special thank
you to the women in
Hadassah.

Gale and Art Tucker

In Loving Memory Of

NORMA GELIEBTER

Nov. 28, 1975

So sad and lonely are our thoughts and
memories today for the one we loved so de-
arly has forever been called away. Our
dearest Mom and Bubbe is no longer in our
life to share, but in our hearts dearly be-
loved, you'll always be there. Sadly missed
by children Belle, Ida, Jack; grandchildren
and great-grandchildren

TI-IE

land. Interment Cleveland.

. week Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will
observe the
Yahrzeits of the fol-
• lowing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
; rial Prayers, recita-
4 lion of Kaddish and
Studying of Mis-
hnaos.

* * *

JOSEPH SPRINGEL,
74, died Nov. 23. He leaves
his wife, Ruby; five sons,
Barry of Chagrin Falls,
Ohio, Marvin Gantz of To-
ledo, Ohio, Charles Gantz,
Steven Gantz and Alan
Gantz; a daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence (Barbara)
Traison; and 10 grandchil-
dren. Interment Philadel-
phia, Pa.

MONUMENT CENTER, INC.

l

661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
11/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
6 Blks. from 3 Jewish
Cemeteries on Woodward
LI 2-8266
JO 4-5557

SHELDON
41 i
MONUMENT COMPAN

14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.

19800 WOODWARD AVE.
Betw. 7 and 8 Mile Roads
Phone 368-3550

DETROIT
MONUMENT WORKS

3994711 Eve. 626-0330

Over
.... 60 Years in Same Location!

MONUMENTS BY

BERG
URBACH

— NORTHERN —
MONUMENT SALES Inc.

AND

FINE MONUMENTS
SINCE 1910

•
•
•
•

13405 CAPITAL at Coolidge

OAK PARK -

LI 4-2212

Granite
Bronze Memorials
Final Inscriptions
Granite Cleaning

Your Full Service Dealer
Allen Epstein, Memorialist

Call Toll Free

Next to Stanley Steamer

1-800-482-0692

14A-t

4144 fide 4

AtiricY

et
-
iSfaet

het"'

YES—to the Jewish National Fund

.

JNF land supports the whole Israel
economy It grows its food = On it
stands Israel's religious, educational
and welfare institutions. A bequest to
Jewish National Fund is a bequest to
the entire Jewish people, linking your
name and that of your family with Israel
in perpetuity.

For information and advice

in strict confidence apply to

N

r

557-6750

18325 W. 9 Mile Rd. Southfield

Park, died Nov. 17. Sur-
vived by her husband, Hy-
man; two sons, Harry Men-
delson and Irving Mendel-
son; a daughter, Mrs.
Samuel (Celia) Posner; a
brother, Aaron Baill of
Canoga Park, Calif.; and
nine grandchildren.

Sidney A. Deitch

IRA KAUfMM C I IADE1 :1 NC

Directors of Fun ?rals

LILY MENDELSON
WATERMAN, 78, of Oak

GERALD, 70, and
JENNIE STEIN, 69, died
Nov. 21 and Nov. 19, respec-
tively. They leave two sons,
Lawrence and Norman of

15751 W. Lincoln Dr.

Southfield

Los Angeles, Calif.; and
three grandsons. Mr. Stein
also leaves a brother, Fred;
and a sister, Mrs. David
(Gertrude) Waldman. Mrs.
Stein also leaves a sister,
Mrs. Fred (Harriett) Cohen
of Phoenix, Ariz.
* * *

Gardner, boa.. Coolidge & Greenfield

KISLEV NOV.
CHAIM DAVID B. RUBEN 12 28
CHAYA ROCHEL B. YECHIEL 12 28
CHANNA B'R SHMUEL
12 28
SAMUEL P. GOLDSTEIN
12 28
SANFORD LLOYD KETCHEN 12 28
ARTHUR MOSS
12 28
DAVID PINSKER
12 28
REBECCA RUBIN
12 28
SEYMOUR TILCHIN
12 28
CLARA ZAHLER
12 28
ESTHER ECKMAN
13 29
SIDNEY GOULD
13 29
MORIS H. KANER
13 29
MARY KRASS
13 29
ALICE KATZ
13 29
LENA LAVINE
13 29
DOROTHY MANDELL
13 29
REGINA NEIMARK
13 29
REBECCA RABINOWITZ
13 29
WILLIAM ROTHMAN
13 29
ZELDA VINIKOFF
13 29
JACK ZALMANOW
13 29
ERVIN BAKER
14 30
JULIUS GOLDMAN
14 30
MOSES GROSSBERG
14 30
BESSIE KNOPPOW
14 30
MARY REBECCA LEVIN
14 30
SANDOR S. SHAPIRO
14 30
DEC.
SOLOMON ABRAMS
15 1
SAMUEL BLACK
15 1
SARAH FRANK
15 1
LYMAN HARRIS
15 1
HYMAN RUDOLPH
15 1
ARTHUR E. SCHERR
15 1
NATHAN SHIOVITZ
15 1
LILLIAN CHERNICK
16 2
ROY CHARLES COHEN
16 2
DAVID FARBER
16 2
MICHAEL FEIGELMAN
16 2
FREDA FRAZEIN
16 2
BEULAH GAYLORD
16 2
MICHAEL WEISS
16 2
WILLIAM DIAMOND
17 3
LEO FAERBER
17 3
MORRIS FOX
17 3
REVA ROSIN
17 3
MARGARET H. BERMAN
18 4
GUSSIE BRICKNER
18 4
HAROLD H. COHEN
18 4
MORRIS H. GOLDBERG
18 4
BESSIE MATZ
18 4
SOLOMON A. SCHAAP
18 4
SALLY ANN TUCKER..
18 4

Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah

dren. Services noon today at
Ira Kaufman Chapel.
** *
ERNEST RACZ, 95,
died Nov. 19. He leaves a
sister-in-rai-v, Mrs. Joseph
(Gloria) Matthews; nieces
and nephews.

FOUNDATION FOR
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND

27308 Southfield
Southfield, Mi. 48076
557-6644

569-0020

rim Kaufman • Herbert Kaufman • David Techner

O