MONUMENTS BY
BERG AND
URBACH
Ira Kaufman
1896-1986
FINE MONUMENTS
SINCE 1910
Valley, Calif., and Mrs.
Howard (Shirley) Stracher of
North Miami Beach, Fla.; a
sister, Mrs. Isadore Perrell of
Atlanta, Ga.; and five
grandchildren.
HAROLD WEISKOPF, 76,
died Nov. 6. He leaves a son,
James; a daughter, Adrienne
Moore; three brothers, one
sister and two grandchildren.
GIZELLA WEISZFEILER,
82, died Nov. 5. She leaves a
son, Jeffrey Volgyi of
Willowdale, Ont.; a daughter,
Mrs. Joseph (Francine)
Krolczyk; a sister, Mrs. Tibor
(Lenke) Rajna of Budapest,
Hungary; and six
grandchildren.
FRIEDA WEXLER, 85, of
Lincoln Park, died Nov. 9.
Survived by a son, Zalmen H.;
a daughter, Mrs. Oscar (Rita)
Bigman; four grandchildren
and 12 great-grandchildren.
LILLIAN WILLIS, 72, died
Nov. 5. She leaves her hus-
band, Joseph; two daughters,
Andrea and Mrs. Tony
(Dianne) Oliverio of Burbank,
Calif.; a brother, Wilfred Cole;
a sister, Mrs. Frank (Ada)
Zedde of Timonium, Md.; and
three grandchildren.
Philip Katz
San Francisco — Philip C.
Katz, the nation's oldest
Medal of Honor Winner, died
Oct. 29, a month short of his
100th birthday.
Mr. Katz was awarded the
medal for rescuing a wound-
ed comrade under fire during
World War I.
Max Reznick
Washington — Max Rez-
nick, who had a sunday mor-
ning Jewish radio show in the
Washington, D.C., area for
more than 40 years, died Nov.
9 at age 66.
Samuel Kane
Samuel Kane, former owner
of the United Shirt Co., died
Nov. 9 at age 80.
Born in Russia, Mr. Kane
started as a salesman in 1928
and bought the company in
1954. He was the owner until
1974 when he retired. He was
a member of Temple Beth El,
past president of Knollwood
Country Club. On his 50th
birthday in 1957, he received
the key to the city of Detroit.
He leaves his wife, Roberta;
two sons, Ronald Kane and
Jerry Star; a daughter, Sharie
Schkloven; and seven
grandchildren.
NEWS
Vandals Arrested
In Shul Defacing
New York (JTA) — Rabbi
Philip Fleischer of Temple
Beth Shalom in Mahopac,
N.Y is satisfied that two local
juveniles taken into custody
by the police last week are the
vandals responsible for defac-
ing his 230-family Conser-
vative synagogue with
swastikas and anti-Semitic
graffiti in three separate
incidents.
The two, Andrei Fedoroff,
16, the son of a Russian Or-
thodox priest, and a 12-year-
old friend, not identified
because of his age, were ar-
rested by Sgt. Gerald
Schramek of the Carmel, N.Y.
police department. He caught
them in the act of spray-
painting swastikas and "Heil
Hitler" on the synagogue
walls.
Fedoroff,a high-school
dropout who lives with his
parents at a Russian monas-
tery about a mile from Tem-
ple Beth Shalom, was charg-
ed with three counts of ag-
gravated harassment and
three counts of criminal
mischief. He was held in Put-
nam County Jail in lieu of
$10,000 bail. His companion
was charged with juvenile
delinquency and released in
the custody of his parents.
SLA Halts
Captive Release
Tel Aviv (JTA) — South
Lebanon Army (SLA) com-
mander General Antoine
Lahad said last week he has
halted the release of prisoners
held by the SLA at the El
Khiyam detention camp in
south Lebanon.
He intends to use them as
bargaining chips in negotia-
tions with the Amal and
other militias for the release
of an Israeli Air Force
navigator and SLA militia-
men held prisoner.
But, he added at a press
conference in Metulla, he was
skeptical about success of the
negotiations, because the
other parties were prevented
by "foreign powers" from
making independent deci-
sions.
Those "foreign powers" ap-
pear to be Syria and Iran.
More than 250 Arabs are
currently held at El Khiyam,
suspected or found guilty of
terrorist acts against the SLA
and the Israel Defense Force.
Some of them have been
released on humanitarian
grounds.
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JAKE DAGGLEMAN
23
15
JENNIE BERKOWER
15
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ROSE BLOTNICK
23
15
MORDECHAI CICOWSKI
15
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JERRY J. EATON
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ISAAC MALACH
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DORA PLOTKIN
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WILLIAM STEIN
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HERMAN ZOLD
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MORRIS ANTEL
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ROSE BERG
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REBECCA COHEN
25
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JACK FOGEL
17
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BENJAMIN B. GAUM
JACQUELINE GOLDSTEIN
17
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CORTEZ
17
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JACK KUNICK
17
25
JACOB LICHTIG
17
25
DAVID MEMBER
25
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COLEMAN ROTHENBERG
17
25
SOL SELMAN
17
25
REBECCA SKLAR
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KUNIE ABRAMOWITZ
18
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CHANA BAXTER
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FANNIE CARNICK
26
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BESSIE GORDON
26
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JACOB KALE
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NATHAN LANGWALD
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BELLA ROSENBAUM
26
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LEWIS ROSS
26
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NATHAN SILVERMAN
18
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MAXINE F. ZACK
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ETHEL BAXTER
27
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JACOB DUCHAN
19
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DAVID GROSS
19
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MARGARET KATZ
27
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ANNA SELMAN
27
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AARON SIMONS
19
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MARVIN A. WEINGARDEN
19
27
MOLLIE B. WEISS
19
27
ROSE WELNER
28
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28
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28
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IRVING DWORKIN
28
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MAX FLEISCHER
28
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FANNIE FRIEDMAN
20
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28
20
NORMA HELFMAN
28
20
SOL LAPINSKY
28
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BESSIE R. SIROTA
29
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SAM BAIDELL
21
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SARAH KIRSCH
21
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HARRIS KOSOFSKY
21
29
JOSEPH H. KUNIN
21
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21
29
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21
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LENA SCOTT
21
29
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21
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21
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21
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21
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21
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