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Dr. Arthur Miller, !Jack Robin- owitz Dies;
of Fish Firm
Dentist, Succumbs 1Co-Owner
Jack Robinowitz, co-owner of the

Dr. Arthur J. Miller, Detroit area
dentist 37 years, died Monday at
age 61. Dr. Miller was Detroit city
handball champion in thz 1930s.
A life resident of Detroit, Dr.
Miller lived at 19620 Roslyn. He
belonged to Alpha Omega dental
fraternity and the Michigan Dental
Society. A graduate of Marquette
University Dental School, he also
attended Wayne State University.
His offices were at 12701 W. 10
Mile, Oak Park.
Dr. Miller played varsity hand-
ball, basketball and football while
attending Wayne and Marquette
universities.
He was a member of Temple
Beth El and Town and Country
Club.
Survivors are his wife, Jennie;
two daughters, Mrs. Donald (Suz-
anne) Hartman and Mrs. Martin
M. (Allen) Doctoroff; a brother,
Henry; two sisters, Mrs. Isaac
(Doris) Barnett of Miami Beach
and Bertha of Huntington, W. Va.;
and six grandchildren.

OBITUARIES

American Fish Co., wholesalers,
; from 1926 to 1959, died Wednesday
He was 57.
A native Detroiter, Mr. Robino-
witz was a member of Cong. Bnai
David and Perfection Lodge, F. &
A. M. He lived at 24291 Jerome.
Oak Park.
He leaves his wife, Florence;
two sons, David M. Roberts. and
Seymour Roberts; five brothers
and six grandchildren_
Burial 12:15 p.m. today at Clover
Hill Memorial Park.

SARA FELDMAN, 17137 Santa
BARBARA JEAN HERSH, 21680 GERTRUDE (GlIk.,L) COHEN,
Rosa, died Jan. 26. She leaves a Jason, died Jan. 21. She leaves her former Detroiter of Los Angeles,
daughter, Mrs. Fanny Scher, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald died Jan. 24. Survived by two sons,
Hersh; a brother, Steven; two sis- Milton Collins of Oak Park and
one grandchild.
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ters, Janet and Susan; and grand- Sam of Los Angeles; three daugh-
IDA LAZARUS, 10153 Quincy, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hersh. ters, Mrs. Bernard (Thelma) Har-
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died Jan. 21. Survived by three
ris and Mrs. Ann Wisotsky and
sons, Barnett, Harry and Morris;
MELISSA GLYNNIS K L E I N. Mrs. Eva Wainberg, both of Los
two daughters, Mrs. James F. 23060 Oneida. Oak Park, died Jan. Angeles; 12 grandchildren and 10
(Hannah) Wilkus and Sarah; and 20. She leaves her parents. Mr. and great-grandchildren. Interment Los
eight grandchildren.
Mrs. Robert Klein; two brothers. Angeles.
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Michael and Joel; and grand-
LEAH STERNBERG, 18030 Ap- parents. Mrs. Lillian Klein and
ABE YARAS, former Detroiter
poline, died Jan. 22. Survived by Mrs. Libby Louis.
of Los Angeles, died Jan. 17. Sur-
Geologist F. Julius Fohs
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three sons, Henry, Moses and Saul;
vived by his wife, Edythe; a daugh-
a daughter, Mrs Harry (Rachel) • HARRY B. LICHTERMAN, 660 : ter, Susan; his mother, Mrs. Goldie
Dies; Authored Nalural
Weimer; one brother, two sisters, Whitmore Rd.. died Jan. 23. He Yaras; three brothers and one
Resources Study in Israel 12 grandchildren and two great- leaves his wife, Irma;
two sons, sister.
HOUSTON - Oil geologist F. grandchildren.
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Milton and Howard; a daughter,
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Julius Fobs, whose detailed study
Mrs. Robert Weisberger; two
JACK
KAHN,
former Detroiter
of Palestine's natural resources led
LEO BECKER, former Detroit - brothers; one sister; and six grand-
of Brooklyn, died Jan. 24. lie
to the development of the Dead er of Miami, died Dec. 10. He children.
leaves his wife, Gertrude, two
Sea potash and chemical plants in leaves his wife. Ruth; a son, Har-
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ISADORE KARBIN, 1332. brothers and one sister. Interment .
Israel, died Jan. 19. He was 80.
old;•and three brothers.
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Mr. Fohs made the study early
Erskine, died Jan. 19. No survivors. Detroit.
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JACK WEBER, 17369 Roselawn,
in his career. The report he sub-
mitted immediately after World died Jan. 26. He leaves his wife,
EVAN SCOTT PRESS. 18366
War I to the British government Rebecca; a son, Leon of Pitts- Lexington, Redford, died Jan. 20.
Memorial Service Planned and the World Zionist Organiza- burgh; a daughter, Mrs. Leo (Doro- Survived by his parents, Mr. and
tion led ultimately to the develop- thy) Gordner of Windsor; two Mrs. Sam Press: a brother Lind-
for Morris Benaderet,
brothers, three sisters and six say: three sisters. Heidi. Robin and
ment project
Local Sephardic Leader
Melissa: and his grandmother Mrs.
A New Yorker by birth, he was grandchildren.
During the coming
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Rose Goldfield.
A memorial service wil be held educated at Columbia University
week; Yeshiva :eth
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PHILIP
FEIG,
Bay
City.
died
3 p.m. Sunday at Oak Park High and in 1957 received an honorary
Yehtido will observe
the Yohrzeit of, the
School in memory of Morris Ben- doctorate from the Israel Institute Jan. 23. He leaves two brothers, HARRY ROSEN. 13620 Pem-
Irvin
and
Milton;
and
three
sisters,
following
deported
aderet. past president and co- of Technology.
broke. died Jan. 20. Survived by
Mrs. Sam Cherrin, Mrs. Robert his wife. Anna; a son. Herbert; a
friends, with the
founder of the Sephardic Commun-
Mr. Fohs assisted in the develop-
traditional Memorial
daughter, Airs. Willard (Ruth)
ity.
ment of more than 80 oil and gas Blumlo and
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Prayers, recitation of
Richardson; one brother; one sis-
Mr. Benaredet was an active pools. He headed a number of com-
Kaddish and study-
JULIUS HARTMAN, 18984 In- ter. and six grandchildren.
member of the community for over panies and was president of Whit- diana.
ing
of Mishnayes.
died Jan. 24. He leaves his
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40 years. The public is invited.
clay Oil Operators, Inc., at the time wife Sadie a son. Ed.
1. • two
ROSE
RINGEL,
20299
Avon,
died
Civil Hebrew
of his death. He was chairman and daughters, Mrs. George Seligman Jan. 21. Survived by a son,
Jan. Shevat
trustee of the Fobs Foundation.
and Carolyn;
vn; two
wo roth ers, • and Arthur; a daughter, Mrs. Sol (Min-
Sol Copiu Succumbs
30
27
Nathan Harris
27
30
five
grandchildren:
Rose Hershman
Sol Copin, a 50-year member of
nie) Steinbruck; and five grand-
27
30
Meyer Rosenberg
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Harry
Katz
Dies;
Founded
:
27
30
died Tues-
Pearl Patent
children. Interment, New York.
BERTHA .KLEL''c. 20059 Wey-
30
27
Sophie Engelman
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da _ - v. He was 81.
Jewish Parents Institute , ! her.
30
27
Hyman Altman
Livonia, died Jan. 25. She
REGINA PINKNEY. 17334 Sloe-
Mr. Copin, 3200 W. Chicago, was
Harry D. Katz, founder of De- i leaves a son. Morris; a daughter, per.
zi
died Jan. 24. Survived by a
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David Morris
- express handler 31 years with the
troit's Jewish Parents Institute and Mrs. Floyd Bornstein; two
31
2$
Jack Lublin
31
sister.
Ida Marchfeld. and one ; Lifsha Oleshansky .
21
Railway Express Agency. Russian- former supervisor of the adults
one s i s t e r; and nine nephew.
31
Harry Reisman
2$
born. he was a 50-year-member of education department of the Jewish
Abraham Meyers
31
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ndchildren.
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Shraga Fievel Joseph 31
2$
the Fraternal Order of the Eagles Center here, died Jan. 23 in New
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Bessie Baker
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MITCHELL D. ESTERZON,
and a member of the Brotherhood York City.
MORRIS SOLOMON, of Miami 18261 Steel. died Jan. 27. He leaves
of Railway and Steamship Clerks.
Feb.
Mr. Katz was. a Detroit resident ! Beach, died Jan. 24. Survived by
Sima Kaila Bas Moshe 1
He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Belle from 1946 to 1952. He leaves his his wife, Sara; two sons, Jerome three uncles, Louis. Nathaniel and
Leah
Hirsch
1
Root and Mrs. H a r o.ld (Rosa) wife. Jeannette; a daughter. Mrs. and Arnold; a d a u g h t e r, MrS. David Rosen: and an aunt, Mrs.
Mary Fill
1
Max (Helen) Upfall.
Heller.
1
Harry Zolkower
Lawrence (Ruth) Bowman, and a Henry (Josephine) Lasky; one sis
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Max Wain
1
Eugene Jacob
son. Joel.
ter and five grandchildren.
ERNEST WEINBERG, 7915 Bur- ,
Goodman
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Ben Wieder
dino, died Jan. 24. Survived by
Esther Klaus
BERNARD SCHWARTZ, 18286
Honor Handler's Memory .
two daughters. Mrs. Leon (Alice)
Indiana. died Jan. 25. Survived by
Miriam Schey
2
Brooks;
Mrs.
Naim
(Barbara)
Raby;
In memory of our dearly beloved
The President's Council of Mercy his mother, Mrs. Tyna Schwartz:
Dora Seidel
2
m o t h e r, Rose Hershman, who I College of Detroit honored the two brothers. Harry and Joe. and one sister, and six grandchildren.
Leo Nathan Spector
2 .,
Chase Miriam
late
Max
Handler,
former
owner
passed away Feb. 9. 1956 (27 days'
two sisters, Mrs. Alfred (Rae)
Levenson
2
in Shevat). Sadly missed and al- of the National Coal and Oil Co., Schwartzenfeld
Abraham Wolok
2
and Mrs. David
MONUMENTS
with
a
dinner
for
his
family
on
ways remembered by her daugh-
(Sylvia) Adelman.
Feb. Adar I
See SAM GORLICK
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ter, Shirley C. Altman, and son. the campus. Jan. 21.
Joseph Freedman 1
3
at the old and reliable
Jeanette
Helen
living A. Hershman.
Mrs. Handler was presented with
HYMAN BAIT.% 18270 Wash-
Bernstein
1
SHELDON
GRANITE
CO.
3
a citation by Sister Mary Lucille, burn, died Jan. 26. Survived by
Mary Weingarden
1
3
19800 Woodward Ave.
Rose Orkin
1
R.S.M.. memory of the "inter- two brothers. Jack and Harry, of
3
Detroit, Mich. - TO 8-1724
Max Harris
1
3
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Serving
The
Jewish
Community
est and support" with which Mr. Los Angeles. and a sister, Mrs.
Fannie Remer
1
For Over 60 Years
3
The Family of the Late
Handler served the college and Ben (Lillie) Mendelson.
Ben SOlomon
2
4
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the sorrow with which his loss is
Ch. Wolfson
Isadore Frankel
2
4
observed.
Sara Miller
2
4
ISADORE GREENFIELD, 21930
Sid
Wolfson's
Bella Ellias
2
4
Acknwledges with
Coolidge. Oak Park. died Jan. 26.
MONUMENT
CENTER,
INC.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Survived by his wife, Dora; three
grateful appreciation the
661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenstein son. Jack. Henry and Saul; a daugh-
Yeshiva Beth Yehuda
11/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
kind expressions of sym-
and Mr. and Mrs. William Gerstl, ter. Mrs. George (Faye) Meyer, and
6 Blks. from 3 Jewish
18029 Wyoming
pathy extended by rela-
Cemeteries on Woodward .
the family of the late Henry Gerstl, 10 grandchildren.
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acknowledge with grateful appre-
the family's recent be-
HARRY POLK, 2265 W. Grand;
ciation the many kind expressions
of sympathy extended by relatives Blvd., died Jan. 24. Survived by
reavement.
Sidney A. Deitch
and friends during the family's re- one brother.
cent bereavement.
"Thy Word have I hid in mine I
Serving Detroit's Jewish Community from the Same Location
heart, that I might not sin against
for 30 Years . . . "Our Experience Is Your Guarantee"
thee."-Psalm 119:11
The Israel Bond Organization mourns the passing of

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the Jewish Community of Detroit in its efforts to pro-
mote the economic development of Israel through the
State of Israel Bond Campaign. She served the cause
of Israel with an energetic and generous spirit and a
wholehearted dedication which inspired all those who
knew and worked with her.
Abraham Feinberg
Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz
President
Vice President

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