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Mrs. Nathan (Marian) Sein-
feld of Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.
ROZA REABOI, 64, of
Southfield, died May 2. Sur-
vived by her husband, Av-
rum; two sons, Moisi (Mike)
of Florida and Chaim; two
daughters, Mrs. Anthony
(Ludmilla) Vulman and Mrs.
Benson (Lana) Shulman; a
sister, Mrs. Mike (Klava)
Freiden; and eight grand-
children.
JOSEPH RODMAN, 82, of
Oak Park, died May 5. Sur-
vived by his wife, Irene; two
daughters, Joan Goulianos of
New York City and Mrs.
Raymond (Anita) Tucker; a
brother, Jack of Encino,
Calif.; and two grandchildren.
RUTH SHERMAN, died
April 29. She leaves a
brother, Dr. Davis A. Benson.
ETHEL SOBEL, 87, of Oak
Park, died May 3. Survived
by a son, Norman; three
grandsons and one great-
granddaughter.
DR. LEE BURDETTE
STEVENSON, 62, died April
29. He leaves his wife, Au-
drey; four daughters, Marla
Showfer, Mrs. Allan (Debra)
Beck, Mrs. Bud (Heidi) Ro-
gers and Mrs. Peter (Mar-
garet) McGrady; and three
grandchildren.
LOUIS STOTZKY, 81, died
May 2. He leaves his wife,
Eva; two daughters, Mrs.
Calvin (Muriel) Myers and
Mrs. Walter (Dolores)
Littman; a brother, Max; two
sisters, Mrs. Saul (Sara)
Cohen and Mrs. Molly Zager,
both of Lauderdale Lakes,
Fla.; and five grandchildren.
FAYE TCHOR,
79, died
May 3. She leaves a son,
Gerald Katchman; and three
grandchildren.
SAM WOLF, 74, died May 3.
He leaves his wife, Edith; two
sons, Mitchell and Ronald;
two brothers, two sisters and
two grandchildren. Interment
New York.
Devera Stocker
Devera Stocker gained an
important role in national Is-
rael Hashomer interests in
recent years, with her affilia-
tion with the liberal Zionist
movement. This association
strengthened her activism in
the Jewish National Fund in
recent years in the Detroit
Zionist Federation.
The beginnings were in her
alignment in Ann Abor in
her undergraduate years with
the Menorah Association, the
predecessor of Hillel. She was
a leader then in women's
ranks at the university.
Mrs. Stocker died May 5 at
age 88. She leaves a son,
Jack H. of New Orleans, La.;
a sister, Getelle Steinberg of
Palo Alto, Calif.; and six
grandchildren. Services 11
a.m. today at Clover Hill
Park Cemetery.
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WJC Meets
In Budapest
Budapest (JTA) — Jewish
leaders from 26 countries,
from both East and West,
gathered Tuesday for the
opening Wednesday of the
first major Jewish conference
to be held in a Communist-
bloc country since the end of
World War II.
The two-day meeting of the
enlarged executive of the
World Jewish Congress sym-
bolically examined the issue
of Soviet Jewry and East-
West relations.
The delegates also gathered
at the foot of the statue
erected for Raoul Wallenberg
to lay a wreath in honor of
the man who risked his life
to save tens of thousands of
Jews during the last days of
the Nazi occupation of the
city.
The conference opened in
an optimistic atmosphere
with delegates and WJC offi-
cials stressing that the meet-
ing could probably not have
taken place in a socialist
country without at least the
tacit approval of the Soviet
Union.
15-Year Pattern
New York 8 The current
wave of anti-Semitic litera-
ture in Japan blaming
American Jews for that na-
tion's economic problems is
part of a nearly 15-year pat-
tern of anti-Jewish books and
articles that have been pub-
lished there, according to a
report issued by the Anti-
Defamation League of B'nai
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Lee Fisher
Lee Kaufman Fisher, an
engineer and a tool manufac-
turer, died May 4 at age 59.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Fisher was a member of
Temple Beth Jacob, Society of
Manufacturing Engineers,
Society of Automotive
Engineers, past president of
the Birmingham Tennis
Club, a member of Sigma
Alpha Mu fraternity and
Beta Tau Epsilon fraternity.
He leaves his wife, Selma;
two sons, Dan of Chanhassen,
Minn., and Andrew of
Chicago, Ill.
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During the coming week Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah will observe the Yahrzeits of the
following departed friends, with the tradi-
tional Memorial Prayers, recitation of Kad-
dish and Studying of Mishnavos.
SIDNEY APPLEBAUM
FANNIE FREEDMAN
VICTORIA FREEDMAN
GERSHON GROSSMAN
ANNIE KLEINER
RIVAH BAS MATEL
TOBA LERNER
GUS LEW
ROSE LIPSON
HARRY SHAPIRO
ISIDORE SHINDLER
JENNIE KOGEN SINGER
EDITH SOLOMON
CHARLOTTE YAFFE
ABRAHAM BERRIS
EVA GOLDIN
HANNAH GOLDSTEIN
CHARLES LIPCHINSKY
DAVID MODLINSKY
ANNA RABINOVITCH
BETTY ROBINS
JOE SHANBAUM
JOSEPH WHITEFIELD
SADIE WOOLF
JACOB BERNER
SARA BERNSTEIN
LENA BODZIN
CLARA SARAH DRESCHER
PAULINE GARELICK
SARAH SHULMAN
RUTH YATTER SLAKTER
MORRIS Z. CUTLER
KOPEL KAPLOWITZ
JEAN L. KRAVETZ
ALICE MARCUS
STANLEY SAMEROFF
DAVID SCHNEIDER
MAX SCHULTZ
AIZIK SELESNY
LIBBY TAITELBAUM
JOSEPH M. YAKER
ANNA BENNETT
HAROLD BILLER
BELLA KOWAL
FANNY PEVOZ
CHARLES SCHWARTZ
OSCAR SILVERSTEIN
MOLLIE WEISBERG
MAIER BRENNER
LEM CHERRIN
HARRY L. EISENBERG
BEN HIRSCH
JACK R.LEEDS
ROSE BASIL ROSE
HARRY SPEYER
LILLY SUGAR
HERMAN MODLINSKY
AARON WASSERMAN
SAMUEL Z. BIRNBAUM
NOAH ELLIAS
ROBERT FLAYER
MAX IWREY
REUBEN D. LAUTER
SARAH NATINSKY
JOSEPH ROBINSON
HARRY T. ROSS
JAKOB ROTHSCHILD
SAM STERN
HYMAN STOLARSKY
IYAR MAY
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