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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Joshua Finkel 3
Arabic Scholar

NEW YORK — Dr.
Joshua Finkel, a leading
Semitic and Near Eastern
expert and professor at
Yeshiva University's Ber-
nard Revel Graduate School
for 34 years, died, Feb. 12.
He was 90.
A collector of books and
periodicals, Dr. Finkel do-
nated his personal library of
some 6,000 volumes to the
university's Mendel Got-
tesman Library. His collec-
tion consisted of Hebraic,
Judaic, Arabic, Syrian, As-
syrian, Greek and Latin
texts.
Dr. Finkel was a fellow
and recording secretary of
the American Academy of
Jewish Research. He also
was a member of the Jewish
Academy of Arts and Sci-
ences, the Society of Biblical
Literature, the American
Oriental Society, and the
Royal Asiatic Society of
Great Britain and Ireland.
Fluent in several lan-
guages, including Hebrew
and Arabic, he published
hundreds of articles and re-
views on such subjects as
Jewish folklore and history
and Midrashic, Ugaritic,
Hellenistic, and Moham-
medan literature. He was
the author of two books and
a regular contributor to
scholarly publications.

L. Godowski II

NEW YORK — Leopold
Godowsky II, who with a
boyhood friend developed
the Kodachrome color
photography process, died
Feb. 18 at age 82.
Mr. Godowsky, along
with the late Leopold Man-
nes, also invented an im-
proved soundtrack for color
film, made from gold.
The son of composer and
pianist Leopold Godowsky,
Mr. Godowsky was married
to Frances Gershwin, sister
of composer George Ger-
shwin and lyricist Ira Ger-
shwin.

AIMININI

YALE BERGER, 84, of
Southfield, died Feb. 17.
Survived by a son, Seymour;
and two grandchildren.
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DORA BRICKMAN, 81,
of Southfield died Feb. 18.
Survived by a son, Dr. Mur-
ray; a daughter, Mrs.. Sid-
ney (Ruthe) Wolfe; eight
grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
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CELIA BURKE, 85, of
Southfield, died Feb. 22.
Survived by two daughters,
Helen B. Friedman and
Mrs. Irving (Marcia) Warsh
of Downsview, Ont.; four
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
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RACHEL CHUSID, 86,
died Feb. 17. She leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Raymond
J. (Zee) Bernstein and Mrs.

Gerald (Mike) Snitz; five
grandchildren . and one
great-granddaughter.

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DAVID COOPER
(KEPERWAS), 74, died
Feb. 19. Survived by a son,
Marvin A. Cooper; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lawrence (Bun-
nie) Ashley; a brother,
Louis Cooper; three sisters,
Mrs. Pearl Nosanchuk, Mrs.
Isadore (Rose) Rod of Wash-
ington, D.C., and Mrs. Al
(Esther) Goren of Arleta,
Calif.; and four
grandchildren.

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ELLA GREENSPON,
74, of Oak Park, died Feb.
17. Survived by two sons,
Aaron and Harvey P.; four
sisters, Mrs. Yolan
Leibowitz, Mrs. Mendel
(Valerie) Oshinsky, Mrs.
Blanche Klein and Mrs.

Purim Sweets

By IDA OLSON

Purim is that special time,
When a certain style becomes the fashion.
And we, so lovingly prepare to bake,
Those three-cornered Hamantashen.

The filling is a tasty treat,
With variety to please all.
A brand new filling is in readiness,
When granddaughter makes her call.

She's sweet as honey and loves chocolate.
So, for surprise, she's due.
When she bites into a Hamantash,
And finds her "DrearroCome True."

With all this heart-felt satisfaction.
Comes thought of that fiendish Haman
Whom are forefathers chose to bring right judgement
So we could live again.

As we come upon this joyous time
And, once again, rejoice
Together, let us all be heard
That true rights be our fair choice.

The Family
of the Late

BEN
BIRCOLL

IRWIN
RATNER

14th of Adar 1979
Deeply missed by wife
Cornelia, daughter Mrs.
Tommy (Ilene) Salmons,
grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.

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

In Loving Memory Of

BETTY BOESKY

Feb. 28th, 1979
In memory of our dearest Betty Boesky
who is sadly missed more each year by her
family. You are always in our thoughts and
our hearts.
Your Loving Husband Sol,
Bob & Marlene
and all the grandchildren

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OBITUARIES

Philip Kopman

In cherished
memory of

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Philip Kopman, a resi-
dential and commercial
builder, died Feb. 21 at age
64.
Born in Brooklyn, N.Y.,
Mr. Kopman was the owner
of Kopman Management
Co. He retired four years
ago.
He was a member of Tem-
ple Israel, Harry B. Keidan
Lodge of Bnai Brith, Bale
Post of Jewish War Vete-
rans, Tam-O-Shanter
Country Club and Founders
Society of Detroit Institute
of Arts.
He leaves his wife,
Roseall; two daughters,
Mrs. Jon (Marcia) Velick
and Mrs. Norman (Sally)
Rouff of Dunedin, Fla.; two
sisters, Mrs. Samuel (Irene)
Pomerantz and Mrs. Allan
(Saralee) Weinstein of Buf-
falo Grove, Ill.; a brother,
George Stone of Delray Be-
ach, Fla.; and two
grandsons.

Beatrice Posen of Phoenix,
Ariz.; and five
grandchildren.
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ROSE KONIKOF, 78, of
Southfield, died Feb. 21.
Survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Herman (Dina)
Brodsky; four
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.

WE REMEMBER

During the coming
week Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will
observe the
Yahrzeits of the fol-
lowing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish and
Studying of Mis-
hnaycs.

MARSHA APPEL
TILLIE COHEN
SARAH COOPER
ABRAHAM EISENMAN
MAX ELIAS
SAMUEL GITTLEMAN
FRIEDA GOTTLIEB
NECHA GOTTLIEB
MANUEL KAPLAN
CELIA KING
BESSIE KUSHNER
MAX LAKER
ELLIS MARKOFSKY
SAMUEL PLOTKIN
EDWARD ROTHENBERG
SARAH SEPPEN
MEYER BAXTER
EVA BUNIN
ALFRED C. FUNKE
STEVEN B. GOLDSTEIN
MORRIS J. HARG
LOUIS KUKES
MENDEL POSS
MEYER E. REVZIN
SIMON WATERSTONE

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IDA DAMRAUER
LEON GREENBERG
BESSIE KATZ
HARRY LEVIN
ANN RUBENFAER
NATHAN REZUMNA
PINE SCHWARTZ
ALFRED WINEMAN
MALKA YASSKY
JOSEPH ZUCKER
REBECCA BRESLER
SARAH EIZEN
VOJTECH HABER
MINNIE KAPLAN
LOUIS KASOFF
ISAAC LEVINE
SHABSE YOSEF
LIPSCHUTZ
CHARLES SOLOMON
DAVID APPLEBAUM
MAX M. BENNETT
SAMUEL BEZNOS
HEDWIG GREENBAUM
SARAH LYONS
JACOB NAGLER
SAMUEL NATINSKY
ABE NUSBAUM
; LOUIS PELAVIN
MAX SHERMAN
HARRY AVERBUCH
LEO BARTH
CHARLES DRESCHER
ELLIS FRIEDMAN
HAROLD HERMAN .
REBECCA KATZER
HARRY RASKIN
JACK H. SCHEY
EVA SHLAKMAN
JULIUS WASSERMAN
MEYER WEISBERG
BESSIE BASKIN
ANNE COOPER
EMANUEL DANZIG
SADIE DELIN
ESTHER JACOBSON
ABRAHAM M. KREPLAK
MEYER NUSBAUM
KATE PITKOWSKY
SARAH ROTMAN
WILLIAM SCHWARTZMAN
SAMUEL WIERNIK
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15751 W. Lincoln Dr.
Southfield
557-6750

JULIET ESTHER LE-
VIN, 64, of Troy, died Feb.
18. Survived by her hus-
band, Arthur; a son, Martin;
a daughter, Georgene
Rutzky of Schaumberg, Ill.;
two sisters, Mrs. Solomon
(Alice) Rosenbloom of West
Covina, Calif., and Mrs.
Beatrice Storobinsky; and
four grandchildren.
** *
BEATRICE BAR-
NETT MAGIDSOHN, 87,
former Flint resident of
Tucson, Ariz., died Feb. 18.
She leaves a son, Jack
Magidsohn of Grand Blanc;
a daughter, Mrs. Jack
(Irene) Sarver of Tucson;
two brothers, Sidney Bar-
nett of Hallandale, Fla., and
Morris Barnett of
Scottsdale, Ariz.; three sis-
ters, Mrs. Sam (Harriet)
Silver of Florida, Mrs. Sam
(Sylvia) Babcock of Florida
and Mrs. Robert (Lillian)
Moore of Pontiac; six
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Interment Detroit.
* * *
LOUIS MARX, 52, of
Novi, died Feb. 20. Survived
by five brothers, Edwin,
Herman, Martin, Irving
and Reubin of Los Angeles,
Calif.
** *
JANET SCHEIN-
BERG, 75, died Feb. 17.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Philip (Sue) Schwartz; a sis-
ter, Mrs. Joseph (Ann) War-
ren; three granddaughters
and one great-
granddaughter.

MIRIAM E. SMILER,
66, died Feb. 17. She leaves
a son, Ronald; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Ben (Joann) Shec-
ter and Mrs. Richard
(Linda) Lulkin; two sisters,
Lillie Erman and Mrs.
Harry (Vivian) Greenberg;
and six grandchildren.

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

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661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
11/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
6 Blks. from 3 Jewish
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invariably followed, sufficient res
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Nachlah, to a children's play area, to perpetual
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