Max Miller. Owner of Delicatessen

Max Miller, owner and founder
of Miller's Delicatessen and Alas-
ka Smoked Fish Co., died Monday
at age 83.
Mr. Miller, 27355 Greenfield,
Southfield, ran the delicatessen
from 1920 to 1963 and retired six
years ago. He was a member of
Cong. Beth Achim and formerly
Cong. Bnai Moshe.
Born in Russia. NIr. Miller was
a Detroit area resident for the past
54 years.
Surviving are his wife, Mollie;
three sons. Al of Miami Beach,
Joe and Harry: a daughter, Mrs.
Abe Green; tv..o brothers, Abe

of Beverly Hills and Nathan; two
sisters, Mrs. Sam (Vivian) Shul-
man and Mrs. Jack Lillian) Sil-
ver; 14 grandchildren and 21 great-
grandchildren.

Harry Singer, 69

Harry Carlton Singer, founder
and chairman of the board of
Rite-Way Press, Inc., 12175 Clover-
dale, died last Saturday at age 69.
Mr. Singer, who was in the
graphic arts industry for 47 years,
headed the Rite-Way business for
seven years. A native of Toledo,
Mr. Singer resided at 16228 Oxley,
Southfield.
He was a member of Craftsman'
OPEN
and Perfection lodges of the Ma-
All
sons and was a charter member
YEAR
of Temple Israel.
He leaves his wife. Helen; a son,
William: two daughters. Mrs. Mor-
,
ris (Arlene) Bravell and Mrs. Lor-
raine Kla von s; two brothers.
Arthur and Dr. Edward of Toledo;
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Philadelphians Seek Ways
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Israeli Communists met recently
with a group of Italian Communist
Party leaders to discuss the Arab-
Israel conflict, the Communist
daily Unita reports. The report
indicated that there were differ-
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groups but according to Unita
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stallation and social hour will he
made. The lodge will take part in
the spring Bnai Brith blood drive
May 18-19 at Pepper School, Oak
Park.

The first Distinguished Service
Award of the American Federation
of Information Processing Societies
will be presented posthumously to
Dr. Walter Hoffman Wednesday
during the banquet of the Spring
Joint Computer Conference in At-
lantic City. The award will be pre-
sented "in recognition of his self-
less contributions to the federation
and to the computer profession."
Dr. Hoffman, who lived at 10131
Burton. Oak Park, was director of
the computer and data processing
center at Wayne State University
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' of his death, Dec. 5, 1969. He also
was a member of the federation's
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Brith Presidents Brunch to be his honor.
held 10:30 a.m. Sunday, at Bnai
Also receiving special recogni-
!Moshe Synagogue, according to
ti on will be Mrs. Allen Weitz-
Julius Kahn, chairman.
I man, 1969-70 president Of the
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participate in the affair, being held
trees in Israel.
in cooperation with the . Jewish
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dent w i t h the
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planting of a gar-
master, will be .
den of at least -
assisted by gene- .
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Kasoff
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Presidents' Brunch This Weekend
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