Calvin Taub Killed in Auto Accident

OBITUARIES

Calvin Lee Taub, a student Orchard Lake and 13 Mile Rds.
at Ford High School who would
Calvin, 20161 McIntyre, was re-
have celebrated his 17th birthday cording secretary of Sporn Chap-
Tuesbay, died of injuries in an ter, AZA, and an Eagle Scout. He
automobile accident Sunday at leaves his mother, Mrs. Shirley
MORRIS BAKER, 16300 W
Taub; and a sister, Frances. Con- Nine Mile, Southfield, died June
tributions to the Calvin Taub Fund
17. Survived by his wife, Bella; a
of BBYO will go toward a camp
son, Gerald; two daughters, Mrs.
site.
Marvin (Roberta) Simon and Mrs.
In Loving Memory of
John (Elizabeth) Compo; two
Philip Cohn, Age 85, brothers, two sisters and three
Our Dearest Mother
Detroit Men's Clothier grandchildren.
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Philip Cohn, owner of Philcon
SIMON BARACH, 20501 Stout,
Frances
Clothes in Detroit for 30 years be- formerly of Miami Beach, died
fore his retirement in 1965, died June 16. He leaves a son, Herbert
(Fanny) Roth
June 12 at age 85.
of N. Miami; a daughter, Mrs.
Mr. Cohn, 1 Lafayette P1., was a Joseph (Ruth) Katz; one sister,
native of Roseville, 0., who lived seven grandchildren and two great-
June 21, 1962
in Detroit for 65 years.
andchIldren.
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He was a member of Pisgah
Lodge, Bnai Brith.
The years have numbered
MORRIS BERMAN of Marshall,
eight.
He is survived by three broth- Mich., died June 12. He leaves a
A candle glowing bright
ers, David, A. B. and J. V.
Saddens us today.
daughter, Genia. Interment Detroit.
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We've lost our guiding light.
A man who has never been in
FANNYE BLATNIKOFF, 19381
danger cannot answer for his cour- Votrobeck, died June 12. She
The memories linger on.
age.—La Rochefoucauld.
leaves her husband, Harry; her
As years have past another.
Oh, for just a glimpse
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sam (Faye)
Of you. Our Dearest
Schwartz; two grandchildren and
Mother.
four great grandchildren.
Father's Day
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And when we had a problem,
In Loving Memory of a
ETHEL BRONSTON, former
You found its proper place.
Husband
and
Father
Detroiter,
of
Los
Angeles,
died
For with your love and wis-
dom.
June 14. She leaves a son, Dr.
DAVE
Our troubles we could face.
Gordon J.; one brother, two sis-
COOPERMAN
ters and two grandchildren. Inter-
To see his face, to watch
ment Detroit.
To have you here beside us,
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his smile;
To only hold your hand.
To share again that special
To sit with him and talk
ELIZABETH ENGEL, 24320
bond
awhile.
Ridgedale, Oak Park, died June
That children understand.
To be together in the
16. Survived by her husband,
same old way
Manuel; a son, Marvin; one broth-
Deeply missed by your child-
Would be our greatest
er, one sister, five grandchildren
ren:
wish today.
and one great-grandchild.
Robert Roth. Helene Ham-
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mer. Shirley
Mrs. Sylvia Cooperman
Greengood, Geraldine (Jerry)
Mrs.
Ronald
(Frances)
MORRIS EPSTEIN, 20036 Fen-
Miller,
ton, died June 9. Survived by a
Joan Adler, and all your
Stewart
grandchildren.
Mrs. Walter (Carole)
son, Raymond, H.; two daughters,
Jonas
Mrs. George (Marian) Rich and
Mrs. Paul (Anna) Epstein; one
sister; 10 grandchildren, and two
great-grandchildren.
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MELVIN HANDELZALTZ, 10250
Troy, Oak Park, died June 12. Sur-

THE HEBREW
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

Yeshayah Foerder
Israeli Economist,
Bank Leumi Chief

(Chesed Shel Emes)

will

unveil 53 Monuments,

SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1970
at 11:30 A.M.

that they have placed on the graves of the following-
persons, without kin, who have found their final
resting place at the

HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY

GRATIOT AT 14 MILE ROAD:

Herman Arnold
William Bennish
Morris Bicher
Moses Bieuch
Norbert Blank
Sol Brandenburger
Marc Braun
Helena Brickner
Anna Bundzik
Harry Cohen
Sam Cohen
Abraham Coplind
Molly Cooper
Abraham Eisenstein
Joseph Fleisher
Max Forman
Morris Friedman
Herman Frisch

William Giffen
Joseph Goldberg
Nathan Goldberg
Jeanette Golding
Rose Goldsmith
Morris Gordon
Rose Graf
Sam Gross
Max Grossman
Joseph C. Harris
Kadie Hirsh
Benjamin Hoffman
Gabor Jakobovics
Rubin Kursman
Harry Leven
Louis Markovitch
Emil Oesterwind
Alfred Rogoff

Harry Rose
Henry Rosenberg
Max Rosen
Morris Schneider
Morris Schwartz
Rae Senter
Noson Soglin
Charles Spielman
Bernard Steiner
Harry Stone
Jack Susman
Charles Waldstein
Ben Witte
Rebecca Wolf
Israel Yankovitz
Joseph Yankowitz
Bernard Yestchen

RABBI SAMUEL H. PRERO

of the Young Israel of Greenfield

and

CANTOR HYMAN ADLER

of Cong. B'nai David
will officiate

The Community-at-large, people that may have known -
them, and possible relatives, are asked to attend these
unveilings.
Arrangements Committee:

Samuel S. Partner, Chairman
Nathan Samet, Co-Chairman
Edward Miller
Harry E. Citrin
Melville J. Richman
Hyman Lipsitz
Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Dr. Yeshayah
Foerder, chairman of the First Is-
rael Bank and Trust Co. of New
York and chief executive officer of
Bank Leumi, died here.
Dr. Foerder was born in Char-
lottenburg, Germany, and relocated
in Israel in 1933. He was a Knes-
set member from 1949 to 1957,
representing the Progressive Party.
He had been a member of the par-
liamentary finance committee, the
committee of economic cabinet
ministers -id the Bank of Israel's
advisory council since 1949. He had
also served on the executive of the
independent Liberal Party.
Dr. Foerder, considered one of
Israel's most influential economic
leaders, was a prolc writer and
lecturer on Israeli-American eco-
nomic ties. Among his other activi-
ties, he was co-founder of the
Rassco Building Co., the leading
construction firm in Israel, a mem-
ber of the Israeli delegation that
negotiated a United States loan
for Dead Sea operations and
chairman of General Mortgage of
Israel, Bank Leumi Investment of
Israel, the Union Bank of Israel
and the Independent Development
Bank of Israel.
Dr. Foerder was also a board
member of the Anglo-Israel Bank
of London.

FANNIE WEMBER of Jamaica,
vived by his wife, Helen; a daugh-
ter, Alisa; his parents, Jack and N.Y., died June 11. Survived by
Ida Handelzaltz of Montreal; and two sons, Lawrefice of Detroit and
George of New York City; two
one sister.
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daughters,, Betty Zeitz and Rose
ERIKA M. LMBER, 23421 Har- Brooks of New York City; four
riet Ct., Oak Park, died June 17. grandchildren and six great-grand-
Survived by her husband, Dr. Mar- children.
vin; a son, Jeffrey; two daughters,
Debra and Brenda; her mother,
If I come across any difficulties
Mrs. Sarah Popp of East Germany; in my reading, I do not bite my
one brother and two sisters.
nails over them; after one or two
attacks I give them up.
Montaigne -
SARA LEVIN, 19973 Winthrop,
died June 11. Survived by a son-in-
law, Edward Robinson of Topeka;
a brother, William Cohn of Chi-
cago; one sister, Mrs. Harry Har-
wich of Chicago; and two grand-
children.
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During the coming
ABE MEISNER, 7230 W. Outer
week Yeshiva Beth
Dr., died June 16. He leaves his
Yehuda will observe
wife, Celia; a daughter, Mrs.
the Yahrzeit of the
Deane Smith; and two grandchil-
following departed
dren.
friends, with the
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traditional Memorial

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MORRIS MILLER, 3821 Duane,
died June 10. Survived by his wife,
Nettie; and four sons, Louis, Sam,
Norman and Philip.
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FANNIE MILLMAN, 19352 Ever-
green, died June 15. Survived by
a son, Norman; four brothers and
two sisters.
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BEN OFNER, 3358 Clements.
died June 10. Survived by his wife,
Ida, and a son, Harry.
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EUGENE CLARENCE POL-
LOCK, 10643 Santa Maria, died
June 17. Survived by his wife,
Laura; two sons, Maynard L. of
Denver and Dr. Howard J. of Ann
Arbor; four brothers, one sister
and two grandchildren.
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HARRIET PRICE of New York
died June 15. She leaves two
brothers, Morton and Irving Espar
and a sister, Mrs. Reva Gins-
berg, all of Detroit. Interment
New York.
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NATHAN RUBIN, former De-
troiter of Los Angeles, died June
5. Survived by his wife, Esther; a
daughter, Mrs. Martin (Lynne)
Smilay; a sister, Ann Gordon and
a ,brother, Benjamin Rubens, both
of Detroit; and two grandchildren.
Interment Los Angeles.
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PHILIP SHAPIRO, 10641 Santa
Maria, died June 11. Survived by
his wife, Mollie; two daughters,
Mrs. Ben (Florence) Harwood and
Mrs. Samuel (Lillian) Goldman of
Chicago; one sister; three grand- I
children and three great-grand-
children.

New Location

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DETROIT
MONUMENT WORKS .

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399.2711, Eve. EL 3.2722

MONUMENT CENTER, INC.

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1 1/3 Blocks E. of Woodward
6 Blks from 3 Jewish
Cemeteries on Woodward

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SWAN JUNE

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Meyer Lazarus
Abe Begleman
Sam Rosenbaum
Harry Shriman
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Rachel Steinbock
10
Rebecca Temchin
10
Minnie Cohen
11
Jacob Mandell
11
Etta Besterman
11
Fanny Stolarsky
11
Anna Weisberger
11
Daniel Greenblatt
11
Libby Rosenberg
12
Morris Fisher
12
Joseph Jaffa
12
Joseph Gittelman
Eliyohu Applebaum 13
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Lena Klein
14
Fanny Rubinstein
14
Isaac Yabeck
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Samuel Satovsky
Sarah R.
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Schwartzman
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Isaac Ruffsky
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Mollie D. Faber
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Max Leichtling
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Jacob Shere
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Oscar I. Steel
Rebecca Medow
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Michle Eisenman
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Marvin M. Faber
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Rachel Marwil
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Basha F. Katinsky
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Shalom Scott
Jacob Franovitz
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Kalman Shapiro
Abraham Klenov
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Fannie Pupko
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Beckie Weinberg
Bessie Harris
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Rabbi Hyman
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Morris Vernick
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Mendel Landsberg
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Dr. Nathan J.
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Reisman
Chaya G. Cohen
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Aaron Levine
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Joseph Miller
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Isaac Brandt
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Helen Taymor
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Jennie Maxman
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Ida Goldman
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Hedwig R. Carlebach 20
Morris Telt&
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Abraham Dubin
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Louis Aronoff
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Louis Gelfund
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Brocha R. Greenberg 21
Norman Enren
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Wiliam Cohen
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Moses Weinoarden 21
Isaac Resenthal
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Israel Stillerman
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Ida Cohen
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Jacob Holland
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Albert Pritz
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Jacob B. Shlain
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Bertha Cossman
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Joseph Rosenberg
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Eric Weiss
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