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dealt with the diabetes and
kept a stiff upper lip.
"Whether young or old, she
had a way of making people
feel good," Cohen said. "She
was very creative and able to
add her opinion to most every
situation. She was very
knowledgeable for being so
young."
Ms. Shochet had diverse in-
terests. She played classical
piano and guitar. She loved
Israel. She taught Hebrew.
She combined the interests
and taught music and piano
on a volunteer program at the
Ashdod Conservatory of
Music in Israel.
Aside from her Judaic in-
volvements, she was a cer-
tified legal assistant and
spent a brief time working as
a legal intern for the
Baltimore County State At-
torney's Office.
She earned advanced
degrees in administrative
social work and Judaic
studies, and a bachelor's
degree in music education.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday in Baltimore.
She is survived by her
parents, Irving and Carolyn
Shochetof Baltimore; three
brothers, Morris, Steve and
Neil, also of Baltimore; and a
grandfather, Theodore
Gleiman.

Philip Heideman

Philip E. Heideman, vice
president of Wayne State
University, died July 18 at
age 74.
Born and raised in Detroit,
Mr. Heideman retired in
1984. He was also a vice
president of Federal Depart-
ment Stores, a member of the
Faculty Club of Wayne State
University, a trustee of the
Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America, a
member of the Workman's
Circle, and a member of the
Sholem Aleichem Institute.
He leaves his wife, Sylvia;
two daughters, Judith Bran-
don of Mankato, Minn., and
Susan Heideman of Boston,
Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Abe
(Tillie) Mendelson; and two
grandsons.

Emil Rose, 86

Emil Rose, founder and
owner of the Rose Jewelry Co.,
died July 13 at age 86. He
was born in Poland.
His first store, The Little
Giant Jewelers, opened in
1923 on Gratiot Avenue in
Detroit. By 1972, the com-
pany had grown to 16 stores.
In 1974, when Zale Corp. pur-
chased the company, Mr. Rose
was named chairman of the

Rose Jewelry Division of the
Zale Corp., a position he held
until his death.
He was the first president of
the Greater Detroit Jewelers,
and also served as a director
of the Retail Credit
Organization.
He was a member of 'Temple
Beth El, Franklin Hills Coun-
try Club, and the now defunct
Standard Club of Detroit.
He leaves his wife, Shirley
Hibler Rose; two daughters,
Mrs. Everett (Margery Rose)
Jassy of Scarsdale, N.Y., and
Mrs. Sanford (Eleanore Rose)
Passer; a son, David S. Rose;
and eight grandchildren.

Correction

The obituary for Esther
Graff July 15 should have in-
cluded among the survivors
her mother, Belle Kolin.

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New York — In an effort to
help students understand the
complexities of the Middle
East conflict, a teacher's
guide to the Arab-Israeli
situation has just been issued
by the Coalition for the Ad-
vancement of Jewish Educa-
tion (CAJE).
Titled "Through the Eyes of
Children: The Arab-Israeli
Crisis," it is based on the true
story of two letters written by
two young boys, one a 13-year-
old Israeli Jew named Lior,
the other a 12-year-old
Palestinian named Salam.
Their exchange of views ap-
peared originally in An-
Nahar, a pro-Jordanian, east
Jerusalem newspaper, and
was reported in the
Jerusalem Post.

Dutch Won't Sell
Subs To Israel

Amsterdam (JTA) — The
Dutch government refused to
grant export licenses for two
submarines Israel wants to
order from the RMD Ship-
yards in Rotterdam. A
Foreign Ministry spokesman
said last week that the reason
is Israel is considered a coun-
try at war and The Nether-
lands, in principle, denies
military equipment to coun-
tries at war.
In December 1986, the
government approved export
licenses for submarines to be
built at the same shipyard for
Saudi Arabia, although the
Saudis had not placed their
orders.

Sidney A. Deitch

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