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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1996 LOS ANGELES TIMES MARCOS: Court Upholds Damages Against Estate Continued from A3 James P. Linn, the Oklahoma City lawyer who has represented Marcos' wife, Imelda, and her children for several years, acknowledged that his clients had substantial holdings in the Philippines, although he said he did not know their total worth. He said he thought it was unlikely that the Swiss banks would ever agree to turn over any funds to Swift's clients. He noted that the Philippine government has laid claims to those funds, as has a Los Angeles lawyer who recently won a $22-billion judgment against the Marcos estate in Hawaii. Linn said that the human rights plaintiffs will have to "come out of the stratosphere" and agree to some sort of compromise if they are to secure any meaningful recovery.

"Mrs. Marcos doesn't have $1.9 billion." He said Mrs. Marcos has agreed to settle the case by paying each of the 9,541 Filipinos determined to have a valid claim "several times their annual income." The current annual per capita income there is $1,085. Although it is unlikely that the full $1.9 billion will ever be obtained, Tuesday's decision set an important precedent, according to international law experts. "To use the term 'command responsibility' sounds novel," said UC Davis law professor Diane Amman.

"But it reflects a trend enunciate theories by which can be held liable for the nates." She said the ruling might pending in New York federal Bosnian Serb leader Radovan other men. They have been the same law that was used "Much of what is alleged torture and sexual assaults nates," Amman said. "The extend liability in this way is American University Diane F. Orentlicher, who expert in the Marcos case, quite significant. "This is a real landmark, tional justice," Orentlicher about whether a political has responsibility and U.S.

court for the acts of his duty to control." To utilize the Alien Tort establish court jurisdiction in the federal courts to national leaders actions of their subordibe important in litigation court against former Karadzic and several sued for damages under to sue Marcos. in the Karadzic case is committed by his subordidecision of the 9th Circuit to significant." international law professor testified as a plaintiffs' also said the ruling was a watershed in internasaid. "It resolves doubts leader another councan be held accountable in a subordinates who he had a Claims Act, a plaintiff must over the individual he SPIELBERG: Gable's Oscar Given to Academy Continued from A1 thunderstruck," said Bruce Davis, the academy's executive director, as he gripped the tarnished statuette in his office. "This is very unusual." Spielberg could not be reached for comment. A spokesman said the director was preparing to leave for the Hawaiian island of Kauai to finish shooting the sequel to his blockbuster film "Jurassic Park." A statement released by the academy said Spielberg bought the Oscar- -which Gable won for his leading role as a wisecracking newspaper reporter in 1934's best picture, "It Happened One Night" -to protect it from exploitation.

"I of no better sanctuary for Gable's only Oscar than the Motion Picture Academy," Spielberg said in the statement. "The Oscar statuette is the most personal recognition of good work our industry can ever bestow, and it strikes me as a sad sign of our times that this icon could be confused with a commercial treasure." Davis said the Gable statuette is important because it is one of a small and shrinking pool of vintage Oscars. Many of the awards handed out in the early years of the film business have been siphoned off to private collections or simply lost by families of the onetime stars. Gable's statuette, Davis said, is particularly significant because it belonged to a star whose very name has remained synonymous with Hollywood's heyday. Spielberg kept his gift a secret from virtually everyone.

He didn't even tell his mother. She learned about the donation when a Times reporter called her Pico Boulevard: restaurant seeking a comment and could contain her glee, she was so proud of her son. "That rotten kid," said Leah Adler. "I better call him." Spielberg bought the Oscar by phone on Sunday during Christie's daylong auction of movie memorabilia at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood. Several of Gable's personal effects were offered by his estate, including a set of golf clubs, a passport, a leather backgammon set and a collection of poker chips.

The Oscar's $607,500 price tag--which included the $550,000 price of the item itself, plus commission and tax- set a Christie's auction record. It surpassed the $563,500 a buyer spent three years ago to purchase an Oscar that Vivien Leigh won for her role in the 1939 best picture, "Gone With the Wind," according to a Christie's spokeswoman. Spielberg also spent $244,500 on a leather- bound copy of the script of the movie, which Gable once owned. On Sunday night, a Spielberg associate contacted the academy to offer the Gable Oscar. Shortly after, Davis of the academy spoke to Spielberg by phone.

"He simply said that he felt that this tribute to one of 1935 file photo shows Clark Gable with Oscar that was auctioned to Steven Spielberg for $607,500. the great figures in film history shouldn't end up as a tchotchke in a theme restaurant," Davis said. "We thought what he had done was terrific, and that we should give him credit. We sort of talked him into allowing us to mention who the buyer was." Excited academy executives announced the donation at a news conference Tuesday morning in front of their Wilshire Boulevard headquarters in Beverly Hills. "The man has a hell of a way with a holiday gift," said academy President Arthur Hiller.

The Gable Oscar is showing the signs of age: Most of the gold that once covered the eight- -pound award has worn off, showing the bronze statuette beneath. The marble base is chipped. The academy sought a temporary restraining order to keep the Oscar from being auctioned but a judge ruled last Friday that the academy did not give proper notice of the hearing to Christie's and did not notify Gable's son, John. The academy said Gable signed an agreement in 1957 giving it first right to buy the statuette if it was ever sold. Gable's Oscar is being stored in a vault at the academy headquarters.

In a few months, it will be placed on permanent exhibit at the academy's Center for Motion Picture Study on La Cienega Boulevard. Obituaries Larry Gates; Veteran Character Actor In Film, TV Roles Larry Gates, 81, a character actor on stage, screen and television for half a century. Born in St. Paul, Gates studied chemical engineering at the University of Minnesota but was bitten by the acting bug while working in student productions. He won a position in the Barter Theater in Abingdon, and then made his debut in New York in 1939 in the play "Speak of the Devil." In Hollywood, Gates' films included "Funny "The Missiles of October," "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "'The Sand Pebbles," "In the Heat of the Night" and "Invasion of the Body On television, he appeared in the respected early live shows "Studio One" and "Playhouse 90." Gates earned an Emmy for his role as a lawyer in the soap opera "Guiding Light." As a council member of Actors Equity, he spoke out against blacklisting and loyalty oaths during the McCarthy era.

On Thursday in Sharon, of leukemia. Harry Kemelman; Author of Rabbi Small Mystery Series Harry Kemelman, 88, author of a series of mystery novels featuring the heroic Rabbi Small. A high school and then a college English teacher, Kemelman gained a wide following with his series of a dozen books. The mysteries were translated into 17 languages and formed the basis for a 1977 television series titled "'Lanigan's Rabbi." He built titles around days of the week, beginning in 1964 with "Friday the Rabbi Slept Late." Kemelman quickly followed with "Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry" and "Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home." A native of Boston, Kemelman studied English and linguistics at Boston University and Harvard. He taught at Boston State College and Northeastern University, and began writing fictional detective stories for Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.

Next came the Rabbi Small books set in Barnard's Crossing, a fictional town not unlike Marblehead, where the author lived for 45 years. On Sunday in Marblehead of renal failure. Edward K. Milkis; TV and Film Producer Worked on 'Star Trek' Edward K. "Eddie" Milkis, 65, television and film producer who worked extensively on the original "Star Trek" series.

A native of Los Angeles, he began his career in the film shipping department at ABC. Next he served as a film editor on such successful movies as "North by Northwest" and "The Time Machine." He signed on as associate producer of "Star Trek" four weeks before it went on the air, and stayed three years. He eventually became post -production supervisor at Paramount Television, and then formed a production team with Tom Miller. Milkis' credits include the highly popular television series "Happy Days," "Laverne Shirley" and "Bosom Buddies." Among his feature films was "The Best Little. Whorehouse in Texas." Milkis last year was president of the Guardians of the Jewish Home for the Aging and he was active in the Stop Cancer charitable group.

On Saturday in Los Angeles after a lengthy illness. Willard Parker; Stage, Film Actor Was in 'Texas Rangers' Series Willard Parker, 84, an actor popular in second leading roles in theater, motion pictures and television. Parker is probably best remembered as Jace Pearson in the late 1950s television series "Tales of the Texas Rangers." The series was based on actual cases of the historic law enforcement agency, and followed a radio series of the same title starring. Joel McCrea in the role of Ranger Pearson. Parker began his career on the New York stage and then came to Los Angeles to make motion pictures.

He had key roles in more than 20 features, among them "What a Woman," "Sangaree" and "Kiss Me Kate." On Dec. 4 in Rancho Mirage, of heart failure. wants to sue. Several American judges ruled that U.S. courts had jurisdiction over the Marcoses after the couple fled their native land in 1986 and settled in Hawaii.

Several lawsuits have been brought under the statute in recent years after advocates of international human rights realized that it could be used by people who had been wronged by foreign officials and might have a better chance of redress in U.S. courts than in their native land. Although several individuals have won such cases, only one has been able to secure a substantial monetary recovery. In another key ruling, the appeals court upheld the procedure used by trial Judge Manuel Real to establish damages. He appointed a special master to conduct depositions and set a benchmark for compensatory damages based on interviewing a representative sample of claimants.

Special master Sol Schreiber interviewed 137 randomly selected claimants and their witnesses in 1994. He evaluated whether the claimed abuse fit into one of three categories- -torture, summary execution or disappearance; whether the Philippine military or paramilitaries were involved in the abuse; and whether the abuse occurred between September 1972 and February 1986, when Marcos was in power. After determining that 131 of the 137 claims were valid, he considered a variety of factors, such as the method and duration of torture, the victim's age, medical bills, the mental anguish of a victim's family and lost earnings in calculating damages. He came up with benchmark figures of $51,719 for a torture victim, $107,853 for an individual who had been "disappeared" and $128,515 for a summary execution. This method yielded total compensatory damages of $767,491,493.

The jury adopted most of the master's findings. The jury also awarded exemplary damages of $1.2 billion, a decision that the appeals court unanimously upheld. The Marcos estate asserted that the compensatory damage procedure was invalid and violated due process of law. Marcos attorney Mark Lane contended that each claimant had to be questioned in order to accurately assess damages. Judges Betty B.

Fletcher and Harry Pregerson disagreed. Although she agreed with her colleagues on other aspects of the case, Judge Pamela Rymer dissented on this issue, saying the process raised "more than 'serious questions' of due process. Even in the context of a class action, individual causation and individual damages must still be proved individually." Judges Fletcher and Pregerson acknowledged that the procedures Rymer objected to were "unorthodox," but they upheld them, citing the case's "extraordinarily unusual nature." ANNOUNCEMENTS BIRNBAUM, Lillian (nee Radomsky) born in New York City on October 26, 1920, passed away on December 15, 1996 in Marina del Rey. Loving and devoted wife of 53 years to Philip; tender and caring mother of Marlene and Harriet; loving mother-in-law to Sandy; adoring grandmother of Simon and Mason. She is also survived by a brother and sister.

She will be sorely missed by all whose lives she touched and those who touched her. Funeral services 2pm, Wednesday, December 18 at Groman Mortuary, Mission Hills 7161). In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Hirsh Kitchen. BOSTIC, Frank Neptune Society, San Pedro BOYER, George, age 98, born June 8, 1898, and passed away December 15, 1996. Service Thursday, December 19, 1996, 11am at Church of the Hills.

Forest Lawn -Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary BRODIN, Signhild The Alpha Society, Burbank BRUCE, Robert Earl, 1 Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills BRUNO, Vito passed away Monday, December 15, 1996 in Orange. An 18 year resident of Irvine, Vito is survived by his wife, Mary; daughters, Mary Costigan, Nina M. Merlino, Jeannie Merlino; son, Anthony V. Bruno; and sisters, Bonnie LaCasella and Antonnette DeMaio.

Services will be held at Holy Cross in Culver City December 19, at Dilday Brothers, BURGSEN, Mary Neptune Society, San Pedro CLARK, Adam Neptune Society -Burbank CLAYTON, Louisa Marie The Alpha Society, Burbank CVENGROS, Christopher William beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cvengros of San Juan Capistrano; loving brother of Lisa and Laurie Cvengros; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cvengros of Illinois and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Le Bon of Monarch Beach. Private services at Mission San Juan Capistrano. O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary DANCEL, Jovita The Alpha Society, Burbank DRUCKER, Joseph, beloved husband of Mary Lynn; loving father of Michael (Deborah), Richard (Dianna), Mark (Dyanne), and Terry; adoring 'Poppi' of Scott, Kate, Daniel, Alana and Darra; devoted brother of Sanford (Chris), Trudy (Albert) Kallis, and Gilbert (Rissa). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to B'Nai Brith.

Services Thursday, December 19, 1996 at 11am at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Hillside Mortuary EMIGH, Elsie V. passed away on December 13, 1996. Beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Predeceased by her devoted husband, John.

Memorial services 11am, Friday, December 20 at Rose Hills Memorial Park, Rainbow Chapel. Douglass Zook Mortuary, Monrovia FIELD, Frank P. 84; passed away December 15, 1996 at his residence in Pacific Palisades, California. He is survived by his wife, Katarina; sons, Steven, Patrick, and Frank daughter, Suzette. He also leaves his grandchildren, Jennifer and Jessie.

Funeral services to be held Thursday, December 19 at Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, 1712 S. Glendale Glendale, CA 91206. Forest Lawn Mortuary FLISS, Sylvia born September 16, 1922 in New York City; died December 16, 1996 of cancer, after a life of dedicated activisim. She is surived by two sisters, Miriam Betsabel and Roselyn Adelman; twin daughters, Steffani and Sheridan Gaines and her beloved granddaughter, Devon Reggio. Services Wednesday, 3pm at Eternal Light Chapel in Eden Memorial Park, Mission Hills.

FREEDMAN, Sam husband of the late Sadye Klein; loving grandfather of Sherry Korner. Religious services 12 noon, Wednesday (today) at -Eden Chapel with interment to follow in Eden Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to: Congregation Anshe S'Fard, 1324 N. Highland Ave. N.E., Atlanta, GA 30306, or to: Leukemia Research Foundation, 4761 W.

Touhy Suite 211, Lincolnwood, IL, 60646, or to: American Cancer Society, 3255 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 210, Los Angeles, CA 90011. Groman-Eden Mortuary directors GAN, Milton Mount Sinai Mortuary GARAY, Mercedes Forest Lawn Glendale GASTELUM, Frank John Moritz Funeral Home 213-728-2133 GATES, Jo Ann The Alpha Society, Burbank GETTIS, William Mount Sinai Mortuary GOLDMAN, Brian, loving son of Jack (Linda) Goldman, and Frances Goldman; dear brother of Gayle Goldman, and Adam (Lori) Goldman. He graced the earth with light and joy. Services Wednesday, 3pm at Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel.

Mount Sinai Mortuary. In lieu of flowers, a scholarship fund is being established by the family in Brian's name to benefit our United Synagogue Youth. Brian's memory would be honored by your contribution. United Synagogue, 45600 Mulholland Drive, Bel Air, CA. 90077 or Santa Monica City College Disabled Student Center.

GOODMAN, Esther Funeral services will be held at Hillside Memorial Park on Thursday, December' 19, 10am. Malinow Silverman Mortuary directors GOODRUM, Docia Neptune Society, San Pedro GORMAN, Margaret Ann born January 20, 1912, passed away on December 15, 1996, was a resident of Woodland Hills. Services will be held December 20 at Faith Chapel, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary OBITUARIES Birnbaum, Lillian Goldman, Brian Mirand, Felice Bostic, Frank Goodman, Esther Okada, James M. Boyer, George Goodrum, Docia Oliphant, Lawrence Brodin, Signhild Gorman, Margaret A.

Patterson, Helen L. Bruce, Robert E. Gris, Henry Polesky, Daniel A. Bruno, Vito L. Gungab, Crisostomo C.

Ramos, Rafael Burgsen, Mary Hall, Olive Mae S. Rivas, Elisa B. Clark, Adam Heath, Robert Jr. Rodriguez, Max Jr. Clayton, Louisa M.

Henry, Edward T. Royer, Gene J. Cvengros, Christopher Jacobson, Julius W. Salzman, Ann Dancel, Jovita Jones, Martha Schatz, Barbara Drucker, Joseph Kelly, Sr. Eileen J.

Schindler, Freda Emigh, Elsie V. Lasken, Melvin Seeholzer, Florence Field, Frank P. Lopez, Evangelina G. Singerman, Gloria J. Fliss, Sylvia Marchese, Gaetano Solis, Yvonne Freedman, Sam Marentes, Marie B.

St. Clair, Evelyn M. Gan, Milton Marple, Rosemary Tannenbaum, Judith R. Garay, Mercedes Martinez, Irene Thompson, Charles W. Gastelum, Frank J.

Medeiros, Paul Vasquez, Genoveva R. Gates, Jo Ann Milman, Mildred E. Vega, Benjamin E. Gettis, William GRIS, Henry MARTINEZ, Irene Hillside Mortuary Guerra 2, GUNGAB, Crisostomo passed MEDEIROS, Paul away December 16, 1996. Neptune Society, San Pedro Visitation Wednesday, Thursday, MILMAN, Mildred E.

Friday, December 18-20, Custer Mount Sinai Mortuary Christiansen, West Covina held MIRAND, Felice Mortuary, at with a Vigil to be Neptune Society, San Pedro Funeral Mass Saturday, OKADA, James Masayuki 63. BeFriday 7pm. December 21, St. Francis of loved husband of Barbara (Lesa), Ann; Rome Interment Queen of Heaven Brian Evan (Debbie), and Catholic Church, Azusa. father Michael James Sean Cemetery.

Under the direction of Elaine Gerard Okada; (Judy), Julie grandfather Ann of and April son Custer Christiansen Mortuary, West Covina, of Sachiko Okada; brother of Isamu Olive Smith (Fumiko) Okada and Masae (RichHALL, Graveside service to be held ard) Higa. Mae 19, 1996 Funeral Mass Friday, December 11am, Forest Thursday, Lawn Glendale. December 20 from 10am at Maryknoll Catholic in Church, 222 S. Hewitt Los AnForest Lawn Mortuary geles. Fukui Mortuary HEATH, Robert Jr.

Always 0441) directors like to say he was the first baby OLIPHANT, Lawrence born in the Hackensack, New Neptune Society- -Burbank Jersey Jail. He was born in 1913, PATTERSON, Helen Lida widow and passed was away a Master Mason, 32nd of David Patterson, died December December 15, 1996 Lodge Degree of F. Livington and A.M. West of Orange New daughter, five grandchildren and 14, 1996. She is survived by son, Jersey, District 8 and the Scottish nine A great- memorial -grandchildren.

service will be held Rite of Free Masonry in Los Angeles. Bob retired after teaching at Presbyterian Newbury Park Church, at Monte Vista of junior high school in Los Angeles and at corner for 10 years and at Pasadena City Reno Lynn, 2pm, Friday, College, working as a real estate December has 20. In lieu of donations flowers, the be broker, serving as Councilman and family requested Mayor of West Covina for 8 years made 0. to: Box Wycliff 2702, Bible Huntington Translators, Beach, and working as a fabrication P. engineer at C.F.

Braun in Alhambra CA terson. 92647 in Inglewood memory of Cemetery Helen Mor- Patfor 10 years. Prior to moving to California, he had worked as an tuary assisting the family. aircraft engineer and taught high POLESKY, Daniel A. age 98.

school in New Jersey. Bob was well known to his many members and friends as a man of great energy who was always concerned for the comfort, well being and enjoyment of the people around him. Constantly active even in retirement, he readily offered his many diverse talents, advice and assistance to all. He enjoyed the company of family and friends, travel, good food and photographing, places he visited with wife and family events. He told riveting stories.

He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; his sister, Millicent; sons, Robert, Wilbur, John, Richard, Charles and William; and daughters, Marylou, Amelia and Patricia. He is also survived by 19 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild. Visitation will be Wednesday, December 18, from 4pm-9pm at Forest Lawn- -Hollywood Hills. Service will be held on Thursday, December 19, at the Old North Church, Forest LawnHollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary HENRY, Edward T.

87; of Newport Beach; passed away December 14, 1996. Former entertainment executive for MCA, Inc. Survivors include his wife, Joyce; daughter, Jill Schlatter; son, Bryant Henry; grandchildren, Lisa Boemmel and Mark Ferguson; great -grandchildren, Kourtney and Alexia Boemmel; sister, Sylvia Wohl. Graveside services will be held 2pm, Friday, December 20 in Pacific View Memorial Park. Pacific View Mortuary, 3500 Pacific View Newport Beach JACOBSON, Julius William Mount Sinai Mortuary JONES, Martha Neptune Society -Burbank KELLY, Sr.

Eileen Joseph, C.S.J. passed away December 16, 1996 at a local hospital. Born February 7, 1911 in Salt Lake City, Utah a Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet since March 19, 1940. She is survived by her sister, Geraldine Cassaday.

Vigil service Friday, December 20 and Funeral Mass both at Carondelet Center. Graveside committal service 10am, Saturday, December 21 in Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City. Donations in memory of Sr. Eileen Joseph may be sent to: Sisters of St. Joseph Carondelet, 11999 Chalon Road, Los Angeles, CA 90049.

McCormick Mortuary, Redondo Beach directors LASKEN, Melvin Hillside Mortuary LOPEZ, Evangelina G. Guerra-Gutierrez, MARCHESE, Gaetano 'Tom' 72; of Long Beach; passed away December 14, 1996. He is survived by his wife, Patricia Ann; sons, Thomas Robert, and Frank; stepdaughter, Paulette Del Valle; stepsons, Derek, Lawrence, Destry, and Christopher Rodriguez; four stepgrandchildren; his mother, Rosa Marchese; brother, Paul; sisters, Marie Tacconelli and Vinnie Baglietto; ten nieces and nephews. Visitation was held from 9am to 6pm, Tuesday, December 17 with Vigil Service at 7pm, both at Mortuary, Lakewood. Funeral Mass 10am, Wednesday, December 18 at Our Lady of Refuge Church with burial in All Souls Cemetery.

MARENTES, Marie Bayz, beloved mother of Mary E. Chester and James C. Marentes; sister of Harry 2 J. Bays; also survived by grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Trisagion Service Wednesday (today) 7pm at Kiefer Eyerick Mortuary, 314 E.

Harvard Glendale. Funeral Service Thursday, 11am at St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 1324 Normandie Los Angeles. Interment at Forest LawnGlendale MARPLE, Rosemary Neptune Society, San Pedro THOMPSON, Charles W. 'Bill', Jr.

75; of Northridge; Executive with Flying Tigers Airlines and President of Flying Tigers Retirement Club. Survived by wife, Ramona Jackson -Thompson; daughter, Patricia Klinglesmith; son, Robert Thompson; step- son, Anthony Jackson; step-daughter, Angela Gibbons. Services 7pm, Thursday at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Crawford Mortuary, Northridge directors VASQUEZ, Genoveva R. Guerra VEGA, Benjamin E.

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Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills RODRIGUEZ, Max Jr. Neptune Society, San Pedro ROYER, Gene J. born February 19, 1924 in Fullerton, passed away peacefully December 13, 1996 in Glendale. Beloved husband of Barbara for 41 years; devoted and loving father of Bruce Royer and Jennifer (Robert) Stange; also survived by his brothers, Roderick (Madelaine) Royer and Bruce (Anne), Royer; brother-in-law, Robert (Mary Carol) Larson; many wonderful friends, all of whom he loved so much. Gene attended the University of Southern California where he was a graduate of the School of Architecture and a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity.

He will always be remembered for his love of life, family, and friends. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made in his name to: University of Southern California ADM 252, Los Angeles, CA 90089- 0015, to American Cancer Society, or to the Diabetes Association. Private memorial services. Arrangements being handled by The Neptune Society, Burbank. SALZMAN, Ann Hillside Mortuary SCHATZ, Barbara survived by her loving family: sister, Annette Leff; brother, Jeffrey Schatz; niece, Rhonda; nephews, Gary and Lenny.

Private family service. Abbey Bat Kol Funeral Services assisting the family. SCHINDLER, Freda, beloved wife of James; loving sister of Edith Goldstein. Services today at Home of Peace Memorial Park. Malinow Silverman Mortuary Directors SEEHOLZER, Florence Neptune Society, San Pedro SINGERMAN, Gloria Jane Guerra- Gutierrez, SOLIS, Yvonne Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills ST.

CLAIR, Evelyn Montgomery, dearly beloved wife of Richard St. Clair; loving mother of Michelle, Shannon and Megan St. Clair; devoted daughter of Ruth Montgomery; dear sister survived of Bruce Montgomery; also by many aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews nieces. Vigil Service Thursday, 7pm and Funeral Mass, Friday, 10am, both at St. Monica's Church.

Gates, Kingsley and Gates, Santa Monica, Directors TANNENBAUM, Judith Rachel Bazol age 69; wife of the late Dr. Irving Tannenbaum; born in Boston; passed away December 16, 1996 following a long, cruel illness. A kind, compassionate, gentle, courageous and wise woman, she will be missed very, much by her children, relatives and friends. She is survived by her children, William Zvi Tannenbaum, Molly Adler (Stuart), David Tannenbaum (Melissa), and Kate Tova Sobel (Douglas); her grandchildren, Rebecca, Sara, Adam, and Ilan; her sisters, Ruth Franklin, Naomi Saltzman, and Edna Sydney. She was a teacher with Los Angeles Unified School District and a member of Temple Adat Ari El.

Services to be held 12 noon, Thursday, December 19 at Eden Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to the Irving and Judith Tannenbaum Memorial Fund, West Los Angeles College Foundation, 4800 Freshman Culver City, CA. Times Obituary Information Call Ms. Ryan 1-800-528-4637 Ext. 77241 or Ext.

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Golomb, who died Nov. 23 in Los Angeles, headed the board of the Los Angeles Assn. for Jewish Education and served as national vice president and chairwoman of the West Coast region of the National Assn. of Hebrew Day School parent -teacher groups of Torah Umesorah. She was active in the Jewish Parent Teacher Council of Greater Los Angeles and was president of parent -teacher organizations at the California Hebrew Academy and the Los Angeles Jewish Academy.

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