OBITUARIES The Family of the Late In Loving Memory Of FLORENCE SILVERMAN BESSIE R. STEIGMAN Announces the unveil- ing of a monument in her memory 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 4, at Beth Tefilo Cemetery. Rabbi Gruskin will officiate. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Who passed away September 17, 1986. Sad- ly missed and never to be forgotten by Rose, Penny, Israel, grandchildren, great-grandchildren The Family of the Late RUTH MOSKOVITZ Announces the unveiling of a monument in her memory 11:30 a.m., Monday, September 5 (Labor Day), at Beth Abraham Cemetery. Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg will officiate. Relatives and friends are in- vited to attend. '010•.‘" A Thoughtful Expression... With a Cookie or Candy Tray g g ° When So Sorry is not enough... 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Sur- vived by a son, Morris; a daughter, Mrs. Morton (Sylvia) Wohlman; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. OSCAR C. LEVINSON, 71, of Sterling Heights, died Aug. 29 in Wisconsin. Survived by a son, Blair of Palm Springs, Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. Larry (Geraldine) Rubin of Lake Worth, Fla., and Mrs. William (Anita) Cottrell; three brothers, Jack, Milton and Rabbi Reuven of Chicago; six sisters, Mrs. Anne Goltz of Tulsa, Okla., Mrs. Robert (Florence) Eppstein, Lillian, Mrs. Philip (Ruth) Katz, Mrs. Richard (Shirley) Lowenthal of Frankfurt, Mich., Mrs. Paul (Estelle) Worona; and six grandchildren. MAE ROSEN, 89, died Aug. 26. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Stewart (Lila) Monsein; a brother, Alfred Koffman; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Miller and Mrs. Ida Schwartzman; and two grandchildren. MIRIAM STEINBERG, 69, died Aug. 26. She leaves a brother, Julius; a sister, Mrs. Sara Albert of Grand Rapids. ROSE SUGARMAN, 84, died Aug. 24. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Myron (Gloria) Handelsman; two grand- daughters and one great- granddaughter. PEARL UZIEL, 62, of Southfield, died Aug. 23. Sur- vived by her husband, Daniel; two sons, Joseph and Ivan of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Irwin (Ruth) Barak of Sacramento, Calif., and Mrs. Francis Hartman. EDWARD YOUNG, former Detroiter of San Diego, Calif., 138 I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1988 died Aug. 6. Survived by his wife, Ann; three children, Marilynn, Barbara and David; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. NORMAN ZAGER, 84, of Oak Park, died Aug. 27. Sur- vived by his wife, Goldie; a son, Sheldon; and two grandchildren. Samuel Klee Samuel Klee, owner of Midwest Manufacturing Co. and Enduro Products, died Aug. 30 at age 83. Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Klee lived 60 years in Detroit. He was a member of Pisgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith for 50 years and Congregation B'nai David. He is survived by his wife, Anna; two daughters, Mrs. Raymond (Marilyn) Jonas and Mrs. Warren (Betty) Cowan; a brother, Harry of Encino, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Abe (Ruth) Nagel of Sherman Oaks, Calif.; and two grand- children. Gertrude Press Gertrude Press, a volunteer for the Greater Detroit Sec- tion, National Council of Jewish Women, died Aug. 24 at age 73. Born in Bay City, Miss Press lived 50 years in Detroit. She was a beautician. For the NCJW she volunteered to work on Fashion Spree and tribute cards. She also was active in volunteer programs at the McDonnell Towers and the Jewish Welfare Federation's Women's Division Phono-gift campaign. She leaves a sister, Mrs. Joseph (Louise) Mandell of North Miami Beach, Fla.; three nieces, Mrs. Charles (Barbara) Stone, Mrs. Ken- neth (Susan) Lynn and Mrs. Steven (Linda) Weiss. Sidney Barnett Sidney Barnett, owner of Barnett's Retail Menswear in Pontiac for more than 52 years, died Aug. 27 at age 88. Mr. Barnett's family was the first Jewish family to set- tle in Pontiac. Mr. Barnett was active in the Jewish Welfare Federation for 25 years, a life member of Tem- ple Beth Jacob as well as be- ing its treasurer and past president. He also was treasurer of the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce, chair- man of the Pontiac Better Business Bureau, active in tasks on behalf of the Pontiac Community Fund, a life member of the Elks, the Detroit Consistory and was a 32nd degree Mason. He leaves a son, Donald J. of Calabassas, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Samuel (Sylvia) Babcock and Mrs. Robert (Lillian) Moore. Hans Adler London (JTA) — Holocaust survivor, author and scholar Hans Gunther Adler, 78, died here August 21 of a heart failure. Adler's books depicted the horror of Nazi concentration camps and his more than three years experience in them. Adler's wife, Gertrud Klepetar, died in Auschwitz. In 1958 he won the prestigious Jewish literary award, the Leo Baeck Prize, for his book Theresienstadt 1941-45. He also won Switzerland's Charles Veillon Prize in 1969 for his novel Panorama. After the war, Adler re- turned to Prague, where he taught Holocaust survivors and built Prague's Jewish museum. He immigrated to Great Britain in 1947, and married a sculptor, Bettina Gross. In London, Adler served as president of the PEN Center German Language Authors Abroad, which was founded by German exile writers from the Nazi period. Adler wrote in German. Radomer Aid Has Service The Radomer Aid Society will hold its annual memorial service on Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at Hebrew Memorial Park. Rabbi Solomon Gruskin will officiate. Members are asked to attend. immimmi NEWS 1""mi Violence Between Arabs Jerusalem — Thirty to 40 percent of violent incidents in the West Bank and Gaza "are between Palestinians," accor- ding to Israel Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Speaking to a symposium called "The Uprising in the Territories: Causes, Conse- quences, and Media Coverage" at Hebrew Univer- sity, Rabin said that Arab shopkeepers who refuse to close their businesses and municipal and village leaders and their families are fre- quent targets of attacks by other Arabs.