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children; seven great-grand-
children.
MILDRED K. ROGERS,
82, of Southfield, died June 9.
She leaves her sister, Gene
Levey of Southfield, nieces
and nephews.
JEAN RUBIN, 75, formerly
of Detroit, of Clearwater, Fla.,
died June 10. She is survived
by her daughter, Barbara of
Troy; sons, George of Green-
wich, Ct., Michael of Clear-
water; sisters, Elsie Bremen
of Southfield, Maxine
Bergman of Oak Park; three
grandchildren.
Harry Charusofsky
Auto Parts Exec
Harry Charusofsky, 90, of
Tuscon, Ariz., formerly of
Oak Park, died June 9. He
was an auto parts executive
who emigrated to Canada
from Russia at age 12.
Mr. Charusofsky then came
to the United States at 21
after graduating from the
University of Manitoba and
became an American citizen.
He was an ardent philan-
thropic worker in organiza-
tions such as the Odd Fellows,
Marshall Lodge of B'nai
B'rith, The Mogilover. He was
lifetime secretary-treasurer of
the Detroit New and Used
Auto Parts Dealers Associa-
tion and an award winning
multi-gallon blood donor.
He leaves his son, Norman
of Tuscon; daughters and
sons-in-law, Phyllis and Nor-
man Levy of Oak Park, Verna
and Arthur Wolf of West
Bloomfield, Marion Gordon of
Southfield; sister, Minnie
Moss of Los Angeles, 12
grandchildren and 10 great-
grandchildren.
Jack Gilford, 81,
M ovie Actor
New York (JTA) — Stage
and screen actor Jack Gilford,
who delighted audiences for
five decades with his un-
mistakable Jewish charac-
ters, died last week. He
was 81.
Gilford, born Jacob
Gellman, was raised on the
lower east side of Manhattan
and in Brooklyn, which
helped lend his often played
Jewish characters an un-
mistakable Yiddish flair.
Gilford was nominated for
two Tony awards for his
Broadway performances in A
Funny Thing Happened On
the Way to The Forum and
Cabaret.
Other stage roles included
Diary of Anne Frank,
Romanoff and Juliet, and The
World of Sholom Aleichem.
Gilford suffered from the
anti-Communist blacklists
after World War II and did not
appear in films or plays for a
decade.
He came back strong after-
ward, however, adding televi-
sion appearances and a stint
as the Crackerjack
spokesman and stage credits.
Gilford's most recent
heralded screen performance
was in the 1985 film Cocoon,
where he played a nursing
home resident suddenly filled
with youthful vigor by alien
beings.
He also recently played a
kindly rabbi on the television
series "thirtysomething," in
an episode in which one of the
characters was wrestling with
his Jewish identity.
Irving Goldberg, 78,
Theater Founder
Irving Goldberg, 78, of
Bloomfield Hills, died June 8.
Mr. Goldberg co-founded with
his late twin brother Adolph,
Community Theatres, one of
the largest theater chains in
Michigan.
He was active in real estate
development in the
metropolitan area, including
Bel Air Centre, a large com-
mercial shopping center in
Detroit.
His charitable activities in-
cluded Children's Hospital of
Michigan, chief barker for the
Variety Club of Detroit,
former trustee for Detroit
Country Day School and the
One Hundred Club — the
Detroit Police Widows and
Ophans Fund. He founded
the downtown Synagogue in
Detroit with his brother,
Adolph.
He leaves his sons and
daughters-in-law, Fred and
Barbara of Franklin, Ibm and
Kathy of Bloomfield Hills;
sisters, Reva Jacob of Farm-
ington Hills, Bernice Kramer
of Bloomfield Hills; four
grandchidlren.
NEWS
Project Seeking
Einstein Papers
New York (JTA) — An
editing project is seeking to
publish Albert Einstein's
complete correspondence
and writings in a 29- volume
collection to be titled The
Collected Papers of Albert
Einstein.
Anyone with information
or related material impor-
tant to understanding Eins-
tein's work, his life and
times is requested to contact
the Einstein Papers Project,
745 Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston, Mass. 02215, or call
and fax to (617) 353-9249.
HAVING FUN AT YESHIVA BETH YEHUDAH
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During the coming week Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will observe the yahrtzeits of the following departed friends, with
the traditional memorial prayers, recitation of kaddish and studying of mishnayos.
Meyer Berens
Dora Kraus
Moritz Miedzwinski
Shirley Skolnick
Jacob Surowitz
Charles Usher
Asher Wainer
Henry Weinbaym
Isadore Diamond
Sarah Feigelmon
Dora Greenstein
Freida Lewis
Ilko Liebman
Edith Pass
Morrey Bittker
Leo Gruenebaum
Morris Ben Lewis
Esther A. Moskowitz
George Shore
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Jacob Faigenbaum
Dora Holpert
Toby Kahn
Joachim Koenigsberg
Leon Kohn
Samuel Levine
Clara Levy
Joseph Scheiner
Shirley M. Shoenig
Benjamin Steele
Zelda Blackman
Morris Goldman
Pearl Goldman
Yeshoyah Kerzner
Leonard Bennett
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Harry Sczweitzer
Esther J. Shugerman
Louis Siegel
Harry Smith
Julius Starr
Jenny Tkatch
Isadore Weinstein
Esther Abramson
Frank Bond
Isaac Berry
Sam Birnbaum
Israel Frankfort
Bertha Freudenberg
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