THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Abraham Rosenblatt,
Hebrew Teacher,
Killed in Mishap
Abraham Rosenblatt, a Hebrew
teacher at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
was killed in a freak accident Mon-
day night at the Nine Mile-South-
field interchange in Southfield.
Mr. Rosenblatt, 52, had recently
come to Detroit from Grand
Rapids, where he taught at Ahavas
Israel congregation.
The accident occurred, South-
field police said, when Mr. Rosen-
blatt got out of his car to fix a
tire at the side of the four-lane
highway bridge. An eastbound car
skidded on the icy road and into
the victim.
Mr. Rosenblatt's daughter
Sarah, 13, was with him at the
time of the mishap.
Born in Poland, Mr. Rosenblatt
was a concentration camp survivor
and later went to Israel, where he
and his wife served in the army
during the War of Independence.
He lived in Canada before coming
to this country, taught in Israel
and, later, in Utica, N.Y.
Besides his daughter, Mr. Rosen-
blatt leaves his wife, Rose; and a
brother, Wolf of Willowdale, Ont.
Isadore Rogow of LA,
Brother of Detroiter; Was
Honored by UJA
Isadore Rogow, brother of De-
troiter Rose Winokur and an active
member of the Los Angeles Jewish
community, died Sunday at age 72.
Mr. Rogow, born in Lithuania,
lived in Los Angeles the past 20
years. Only recently, he was cited
by the United Jewish Appeal of
Los Angeles for his two decades of
service.
A veteran of World War I, he
was active in the Jewish War
Veterans, and also belonged to
Congs. Mishkan Tephilo and Beth
Shalom and assisted with the Zion-
ist welfare drive.
Besides his sister, Mr. Rogow
leaves his wife, Miriam; a son,
Bernard; a daughter, Debbie; and
five grandchildren.
Friday, December 2, 1966-39
Dr. J. J. Michaels,
Ex-Detroiter; Was
on Harvard Staff
Former Detroiter Dr. Joseph
Jules Michaels, instructor in psy-
chiatry at Harvard Medical School
since 1936, died Nov. 19 in his Bel-
mont. Mass.. home. He was 64.
Dr. Michaels was the author of
more than 90 books and articles on
the causes of delinquency and im-
pulse character disorders. He had
a private practice in Belmont and
since 1937 had been a training
analyst at the Boston Psychoanaly-
tic Institute.
He held both his bachelors and
medical degrees from the Univer-
sity of Michigan. Three years after
graduating, Dr. Michaels trained at
the Vienna Psychoanalytic Insti-
tute as a Commonwealth Fund fel-
low.
During World War II, as a
major in the medical corps, he
was chief of neuropsychiatric
service at the Newton D Baker
General Hospital in Martinsburg,
W. Va. For his service, he re-
ceived the Legion of Merit
award.
Formerly president of the Bos-
ton Psychoanalytic Society and In-
stitute, Dr. Michaels was a member
of the editorial board of the Jour-
nal of Gerontologic Psychiatry. In
1937, he was named a diplomat of
the American Board of Psychiatry
and Neurology.
At his death, Dr. Michaels was a
visiting psychiatrist at Beth Israel
Hospital in Boston and a member
of the editorial board of the Jour-
nal of the American Psychoanalytic
Association.
Surviving are his wife, Anna;
two sons, George A. and John E.;
two brothers, Stanley J. and Jules
W., both of Detroit; and a sister,
Mrs. Alan (June) Warnick, also
of Detroit.
Morris Fox, Age 67;
Active in Bnai Brith
The family of the late Esther
Vera Berman announces the un-
veiling of a monument in her
memory 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4
at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
Syme will officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.
Morris Fox, past president of
Downtown-Fox Chapter of Bnai
Brith, died Nov. 23 at age 67. The
chapter was named for his son,
Donald, killed in action during the
war.
Mr. Fox, 18065 Schaefer, was
born in Poland and lived in De-
troit 50 years. He was a tailor
by trade. A chapter of Bnai Brith
Young Adults, Dorothy Fox Chap-
ter, was named for his first wife,
Dorothy, who died in 1956.
Surviving him are his wife,
Ethel; a son, Jerome Klein; three
daughters, Mrs. George (Renee)
Schrieber, Mrs. Milton (Marjorie)
Lebenbom and Mrs. Sheldon (Sha-
ron) Schuster of Woodland Hills,
Calif. ; two brothers, four sisters
and eight grandchildren.
The Family of the Late
The Family of the Late
HARRY CERN
BERIL PODDEN
Father of David Cern,
William Cern, Lillian
Feldstein and Rose Ann
Silver; and brother of
Esther Rogoff of Califor-
nia
Wishes to express its
heartfelt thanks to all the
relatives and friends for
their kindness and con-
tributions in memory of
Mr. Befil Podden of Wind-
Monument
Unveiling
Unveiling announcements may be in.
serted by mail or by calling The Jewish
News office, 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd., De.
troit 48235. VE 8-9364. Written an-
nouncements must be accompanied by
the name and address of the person
making the insertion. There is a stand.
ing charge of $3.50 for an unveiling
notice, measuring an inch in depth.
and $7.00 for one two inches deep with
a black border.
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Announces the Unveiling
Of a monument in his
memory 11 a.m. Sunday,
Dec. 4, at Beth Tefilo
Emanuel Cemetery. Rabbi
Prero will officiate. Rela.
tive s and friends a r e
asked to attend.
SOT.
Sincerely,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Podden
Mrs. Muriel Stern
and Grandchildren
OBITUARIES
GEORGE L. BARRON, 17731 Airs. Stuart (Gertrude) Palmer band, Nicholas; two sons, Donald
New Hampshire, Southfield, died and Mrs. Ben (Shirley) Kremer; Sheldon and Milton; two brothers
Nov. 28. Survived by his wife, one brother, 14 grandchildren and and three sisters.
Rose; a son, Harold S.; one broth- four great-grandchildren.
er, two sisters and one grand-
ROSE WEISBLATT, 11501 Pe-
child.
JAMES C. BELFOR, 3444 Sec- toskey, died Nov. 28. Survived
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ond, died Nov. 5. He leaves his
SARAH BARSKY, 11501 Petos- wife, Mildred; three brothers, Mau- by two daughters, Mrs. Robert
key, died Nov. 24. Survived by a rice, Meyer and Milton; and a sis- (Yetta) Tucker and Mrs. Charles
son, Harry; a daughter, Mrs. Shol ter, Mrs. Morris (Mildred) Lewis. (Ruth) Turner; three grandchil-
dren and three great-grandchildren.
(Rosalie) Friedman of Los An-
geles; five grandchildren and
MARLENE P. BRICKNER, 18100
MOLLY ETHEL WOLF, 12750
three great-grandchildren.
Ohio, died Nov. 30. She leaves her
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burton, Oak Park, died Nov. 27.
MINNIE BASSIN, 17412 Ilene, Brickner; two brothers, Stuart and Survived by three sons, Benjamin
died Nov. 29. She leaves her hus- Laurence; two sisters, Marcia and of Broomal, Pa., Dr. Paul and Saul
band, Rubin; a son, George; five Susan; and her grandparents, Mr. of San Diego; and seven grand-
children.
daughters, Mrs. Morris W. (Rose) and Mrs. Sam Rott.
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Stein, Mrs. Abe (Frieda) Rosen-
LILLIAN YOUNG, 38208 Lyn-
shine, Mrs. Irving (Sara) Hersh,
HENRY CAPLAN, 19801 Green- don, Livonia, died Nov. 29. Sur-
field, died Nov. 28. Survived by his vived by a son, Philip; a daughter,
wife, Dorothy; two sobs, Edwin of Mrs. William (Evelyn) Smith, and
Howell VanAuken,
Eugene, Ore., and Max, four four grandchildren.
brothers; one sister, and seven
Pioneer Christian
grandchildren.
Zionist., Dies at 78
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Howell VanAuken, noted attor-
ESTHER S. FELHANDLER,
ney and civic leader, who died Nov. 3710 Webb, died Nov. 29. Survived
22 at the age of 78, was among the by her husband, Hyman; one broth-
pioneer Christian Zionists in De- er and two sisters.
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troit.
During the coming
RA CHELA HELLER, 14365
He was an organizing member
week Yeshiva Beth
of the Michigan chapter of the Fielding, died Nov. 28. Survived
Yehudo will observe
American Christian Palestine Com- by a sister, Erna of Nashua, N.H.
the Yohrzeit of the
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mittee and throughout his life took
following departed
ROSE MENKOVITZ PLISKOW.
a deep interest in the restoration
friends, with the
20516 Steel, died Nov. 24. She
of Zion as the Jewish homeland.
tradaional Memorial
leaves two sons, Joseph M. and
Proyers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
Daniel B. Menken; and six grand-
ing of Mishnayes.
children.
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Hebrew Civil
Hyman Katt, president of Kapo
HARRY MURRAY, 21731 Park-
Dec.
Kislev
Corp.• distributor of Spencer Shoes,
lawn, Oak Park., died Nov. 25.
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died Nov. 29 at age 55.
Anna Caplan
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Ben Bragman
Mr. Katt, 20200 Rutherford, was Survived by his wife, Sadie; two
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Norman Chason
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born in Baltimore and lived in De- sons, William and Frank; one
E. S. Wolfson
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Harvey Simon
troit seven years. A member of brother; two sisters and three
Perfection Lodge F&AM, he also grandchildren.
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Miriam Papelansky
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Anna Bonin
belonged to the Detroit Retail
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Fannie
Goldberg
WILLIAM REIS, 1826 Dearing,
Shoe Distributors Association.
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Atina Du an ,
Garden
City,
died
Nov.-
29?-
Stir
,
5
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Harry
S.
Clayman
Survivors are his wife, Bertha;
vived
by
his
son,
Ferrell;
two
a son, Murton: a daughter, Mrs.
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Sophie Gladstone
Stanley (Marilyn) Herman; three daughters, Mrs. Janis Goodman
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David Morris
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Isaac Kelmanovitz
brothers, David, Max and Harry and Mrs. Jay (Saralei) Flashner;
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Benjamin
Mason
of Providence, R.I.; a sister, Mrs. one brother, one sister and five
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Marcus Ginsberg
grandchildren.
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Rose
Levy
Herman (Bess) Gentile of Provi-
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Pauline Golden
dence; and four grandchildren.
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Gertrude Grunt
HENRY DOUGLAS RESNICK,
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Nathan Marcus
Interment, Providence.
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Samuel
Scheinfeld
23115`
:Oak Park, died
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Michael Katz
•26. He leaves his parents,
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Max Radin
S. Africa Zionist Leader, Nov.
Mr._ and Mrs. Albert Resnick; two
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Louis Stollman
Philanthropist, W. Senior brothers, Jeffrey and Nathan; and
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Mania Katzman
JOHANNESBURG (JTA)—Woolf his granddaughters, Mr. and Mrs.
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Isadore Freedman
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Golda
Weisswasser
Senior, veteran South African Jacob Resnick and Mrs. Rose
Esther Lachover
Zionist and philanthropist, who Rothenberg.
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Fleischman
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,Ida Kabaker
played a leading part in the Zionist
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Raizel Bas Avrohom 24
movement, died here at age 85.
JANE SONENBERG, 9150 Allen,
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Louis Klein
Born in Neustadt, Russia, he Allen Park, died Nov. 27. She
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Lt.
Arthur
J.
Osborne
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settled here in 1896 while still in leaves three sons, Jack, Harold
Joseph Berger
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his teens, became active in Zionist and Murray; a daughter, Mrs.
Esther Schlussel
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Charles Sperling
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work, first in Durban and subse- Wm. Frances Grooh; 13 grandchil-
Carl Strauss
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quently in Johannesburg, where he dren and two great-grandchildren.
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became a member of the executive
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Benjamin Oppenheim 26
Joseph Yashenovsky 26
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council and of the South African
ROSE STERN, 17181 Kentucky,
Atta Matz
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Zionist Federation.
Gustave
Pines
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died Nov. 25. Survived by her hus-
Hattie Buch
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Prospering in business, he made
many large-scale benefactions to
Betty Rothenberg
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Sid Wolfson's
Zionist projects in Palestine in the
C,hana Yetta arose
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Malka Wolsin
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