YESHIVA BETH YEHUDAH School for Boys • Beth Jacob School for Girls • Early Childhood Development Center 15751 W. Lincoln Drive • Southfield, MI 48076 • (248) 557-6750 "The entire tvorld is sustained by the Torah study of young children" During the coming week, the students of Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will study in memory of the following departed friends. In addition, Kaddish will be said during the daily minyan. Taves 3/ December 28 business stars, for more than 75 years. Eddie Jaffe, 89, legendary Broadway press agent who once got his client Joe Namath $10,000 for shaving his Fu • Manchu mustache with a Schick elec- tric razor. Michael Kamen, 55, composer who won Grammys for melding rock and classical styles for groups such as Pink Floyd and Metallica. Rabbi Abraham Karp, 83, American Jewish historian who wrote a dozen books, including Golden Door to America: The Jewish Immigrant Experience: Beverly Karp, 72, producer of the quirky film My Dinner With Andre. Sir Bernard Katz, 92, who shared the 1970 Nobel Prize in Medicine for work explaining how messages are transmit- ted between nerves and muscles. Milton R Konvitz, 95, constitutional scholar and civil rights attorney. Leonard Koppett, 79, New York Times sports writer. Fred Kort, 80, businessman philan- thropist who was one of only nine peo- ple known to have survived the Treblinka death camp. Lee S. Kreindler, 78, attorney who represented plaintiffs in major disaster cases since the 1950s. Warren Kremer, 82, cartoonist who drew Richie Rich and other Harvey Comics characters. Iry Kupcinet, 91, Chicago newspaper columnist for more than 60 years. Meyer Kupferman, 77, composer whose works ranged from classical to jazz and included operas, symphonies and film scores: Samuel J. LeFrak, 85, builder of thousands of middle-income housing units in and around New York. Rabbi Robert L. Lehman, 76, World War II refugee who eventually returned to a pulpit in Austria. Israel E. Levine, 79, former public- relations director of the American Jewish Congress. Sol Leon, 90, Hollywood agent for such stars as Dick Van Dyke, Joan Crawford and Mike Wallace. Jules Levy 80, producer of The Rifleman TV series and nearly 40 movies. Leon Levy 77, philanthropist who gave more than $140 million to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other institutions. Sidney Lippman, 89, composer of Nat King Cole's 1951 hit "Too Young. " Milton Lipson, 89, former Secret Service agent who guarded Presidents Roosevelt and Truman. Bernard Manischewitz, 89, the last in his family to run the kosher food giant B. Manischewitz Co. Herbie Mann, 73, jazz flutist who worked in a variety of styles. Franco Modigliani, 85, economist who fled Fascist Italy and went on to win the Nobel Prize. Tanya Moiseiwitsch, 88, pioneering Broadway the- ater designer. Caroline Newhouse, 93, philanthropist and widow of a founder of the Newhouse Omar media empire. Sydney Omarr (born Sidney Kimmelman), 76, noted astrologer whose column was syndicat- ed in hundreds of newspapers. Rabbi Ephraim Oshry, 89, who helped Jews live religiously during the Holocaust in the Kovno ghetto. Lester Osterman, 88, Broadway pro- ducer who won Tonys for Da, The Shadow Box and A Moon for the Misbegotten. Rabbi Ely Emanuel Pilchik, 89, noted scholar of Judaism. Howard Polsky, 75, author of Everyday Miracles: The Healing Wisdom of Hasidic Stories. Bernard Rabin, 86, art restorer who refurbished the frescoes in the Capitol dome in Washington. Ramon Ilan Ramon, 48, Israel's first astronaut, who died in the Columbia space shuttle dis- aster. As a fighter pilot, he participated in the bombing of an Iraqi nuclear reac- tor in 1981. Maurice Rapf, 88, a founder of the Writers Guild of America and screen- writer whose credits include Song of the South. Franz Rosenthal, 88, interpreter of Arabic literature and scholar of Aramaic. Dr. Peter Safar, 79, emergency medi- cine pioneer who developed CPR and the modern intensive care unit. Rafael Scharf, 89, writer who worked to preserve the memory of Polish Jewry. John Schlesinger, 77, film director whose movies included Far from the Madding Crowd and the Oscar-winning OBITS on page 102 Pauline Surowitz Harry Traub Michael Wainer Rose Wrubel Isaac Char Celia Chesluk Mathilda Diem Adolph Escoff Ida Goldstein Dora Kurnetz Rose Marks Louis Mendelsohn Rose Mertz Leatrice Patron Sandra Perlmutter Sam Solomon Reinstein El iezer Rosen Joseph Rubin Joseph Scherr Joseph Shanbom Sarah Weberman Lee Gladstone Rivwa Miller Sarah Milmet Edith Oretsky Lea Rubel Allen Sherwin Ethel Leah Wiener Taves 5 / December 30 Hyman Irving Green Maynard Lazarus Marc Avram Rosen Bessie Shorr Tony Thorn Rose Wolfgang Taves 8 /January 2 Taves 6/ December 31 Rebecca Carpol Charles Sam Climstain Michael Crosnick Al Drescher Anna C. Feinberg Rabbi Eugene Greenfield Bernice Dorothy Mazer Marian J. 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