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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE- and the Legal Chronicle
February 7, 1941
CLASSIFIED
.
Defense Discussion
Frank Schwartz
of Marshall Lodge
* Seeking Judgeship
Leaders in All Fields
Of Circuit Court Outstanding
to Be Featured at Round
IN MEMORIAN
In loving memory of our dear
father and grandfather, Joseph
Lefkofsky, who passed away 12
years ago, Jan. 29, 1929 (16
days in Shvat).
FOR RENT-Cheerful, furnished FOR RENT - Beautifully fur-
nished room in refined home
room in attractive apartment
for one or two gentlemen. Ref-
of two adults. Meald if desired.
A precious one from us Is gone,
erences required. Townsend
A volee we loved is still,
Elmhurst Ave., between Wilde-
Table on Feb. 18
Frank Schwartz is a candidate
A place is vacant In our hearts. •
6-8778.
mere and Dexter. Townsend
,
Which never can be filled.
for Judge of the Circuit Court.
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
7-8865.
Sadly missed by his children
Mr. Schwartz has had a diver- of Bnai B•ith will feature a
FOR RENT-Beautiful large fur-
-
nished room for single or sified career beginning as a news- round table discussion on Feb. and grandchildren.
HEDER TORAH HEBREW
couple, in home of two adults. boy in a western city and later, 18 in the auditorium of the
SCHOOL - D. L. Bresler,
Kitchen privileges. Good trans- after graduating from the schools Jewish Community Center, it is "Movie Hit Parade" at the
3833 Humphrey, near Holmur,
portation. 2932 Sturtevant Ave.
next to Bnai Zion Synagogue,
Art Institute Sunday
by Alvin B. Levin,
• reported
Hebrew, Yiddish, Bible, Rashi,
Townsend 7-4865.
chairman of Marshall Lodge's
Theda Bara, John Bunny, Ru-.'"
History, Bar Mitzvah. Private
national defense committee. The
lessons for adults. Townsend FOR RENT-Clean, comfortable
subject of discussion will be: dolph Valentino, William S. Hart-
room with private entrance in
8-8094.
"What Does Total Defense and many other stars of the silent
movies will return for a single
home of small family. Quiet at-
Mean
?"
performance at the De- •
mosphere. Continuous hot wa-
DAVID HOROWITZ, Teacher-
Those to take part will in- screen
troit Institute of Arts, Woodward
ter. Reasonable. 2004 Taylor
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
clude: Rev. Ernest E. Piper, rec- at Kirby, next Sunday afternoon,
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah.
Ave. between 12th and 14th.
tor of St. Matthias Episcopal Feb. 9, at 3:30.
Reading and writing guaran-
Church, representing the views
teed. Free trial lesson. 1724 FOR SALE-Model home. 3490
of religion; Capt. R. T. Brod-
Oakman Blvd. between Fuller-
Pingree, Apt. 22. Hogarth
head, United States Naval Re-
ton and Cortland. Panelled li-
3547 or Tyler 4-9522.
RECEPTACLES
serve, representing the viewpoint
brary, 48 ft. frontage. Must
Itubbloh.
Aob
and
Garhoge,
Reinforced Concrete,. Fully Guar-
FOR RENT-Large double room
see it to appreciate value and
anteed. Priced Right.
for two girls or mother with
beauty. Reasonable.
AMERICAN
one school child. Separate beds.
RECEPTACLE CO.
Home privileges. Modern single FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
579 Kenilworth To. 8-5889
room 'for lady or gentleman
home. Also room for one girl
in home of small family. Con-
or gentleman. Good transporta-
venient transportation. .3320
tion. University 1-5298.
Monterey Ave. Townsend
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Monuments of Character
6-6502. Inquire Saturday or
room for lady or gentleman
Sunday and evenings daily.
• r
in quiet home. Good trans-
portation. 2742 Taylor Ave. FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for employed gentleman
Tyler 4-5586.
or employed couple. Innerspring
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
mattress. Private porch ad-
FRANK SCHWARTZ
room in single home, for one
joining room. 4051 Monterey.
or two gentlemen. Twin beds.
of Missouri, entered into the
Garage. 2693 Clairmount Ave. FOR RENT - Large, airy, fur- practice of law and was associ-
nished
room
in
single
modern
between Linwood and Lawton.
home. Garage if desired. Con- ated with the late Frank P.
Tyler 6-9243.
venient transportation. 2441 Walsh, who was then chief coun-
FOR RENT-Room in new mod- Fullerton Ave. Townsend 6-3188. sel of the American Federation
Granite and Marble Monuments
of Labor.
ern home of small family. Ex-
7729 TWELFTH ST.
elusive neighborhood. Wood- FOR RENT-Lower flat. Seven
Mr. Schwartz's career has been
TYler 6-7192
rooms, four large bedrooms. one of business, a builder and
ingham near Curtis. Good
Taylor
Ave.
between
12th
and
organizer. He has built many
transportation. U n iv e r sit y
14th. Tyler 6-1329.
Jewish institutions, including a
3-4075.
The Well Known Cantor
ALVIN B. LEVIN
OR RENT-Furnished room in synagogue, a Y.M.H.A. building,
FOR RENT-Furnished room in F private home. 3775 Richton and he has been active in non-
refined home. Garage. All con-
Ave. sectarian, charitable, civic and of the U. S. armed forces; John
veniences. Fairfield Ave. be-
labor activities in Detroit for L. Lovett, general manager of
of Cong.
the Michigan Manufacturers As-
tween Six and Seven Mile Rds. RIVING to Miami, Fla. Can ac- the past 17 years.
Beth Tefilp
sociation,
giving
the
position
of
Good transportation. Univer- D commodate passengers to share
Emanuel
Mr. Schwartz has practiced industry; Walter Reuther, pro-
Taylor and
sity 1-8829.
expenses. Townsend 6-8953._ law for 24 years. He was admit- ponent of the Reuther Plan for
NVoodrow Wilson
FOR RENT-Furnished room for LOST-November or December- ted to practice in Missouri, Michi- the mass production of military
Capable and
Specialized
a gentleman or cauple. 2688
Gold Hamilton wristwatch with gan and the United States Su- aircraft, representing labor ;
Blaine Ave. near Linwood.
initials R.S., vicinity of 12th preme Court. He is at present Prof. Edward W. MacFarland of
St. Watch is a keepsake be- serving his second term as vice Wayne University, Consumers
Tyler 5-1946.
of the Wayne County Committee of the Michigan De-
Certificates
longing to daughter of Mrs. President
CATERING to an types of par-
from hospitals
Minnie Smith of Detroit La- Bar Association. His political ac- fense Council, speaking for-the
and noted
0e&. Beiutiful club rooms. Hay.
professors from
- and She. tivities date back for 27 years. consumer; Alphonso Rodriguez,
re- dies' Lecheni An-e.eim
Stajo of,
and slagh
reward
and
During
the
World
War
he
en-
graduate
student
at
Wayne
Uni-
will give finder a
No York
freshments. Morton's Riding
donate some money to the listed in the infantry officers' versity and instructor in the de-
Stables. Harrison at 5 Mile.
(Needy are given free care)
ec
partment of speech and foren-
Society. Please call TYler training school and just recently
Redford 6430.
e gov- sics, giving the stand of youth.
Also marriages performed,
has
been
appointed
by
th
-
6-1753.
either at my home or in
ernor to the office of advisor
EMPLOYED GIRL wishes room
halls. Services conducted in ,
MAN
IN BUSINESS desires com- on the Draft Board.
and dinners. or share apart-
English and Yiddish.
fortable room in home of small
Mr. Schwartz has been en- Luncheon of Radomer Aux-
ment. South of Webb Ave. be-
iliary Feb. 11
family. Northwest section pre- dorsed by labor, business and
tween 14th and Dexter. Write
Rev.
Hyman Schulsinger
feared. Write Box 100, Detroit civic groups, the Democratic
Box 85, Detroit Jewish Chron-
1934
HAZELWOOD
A luncheon will be given on
Jewish Chronicle.
party and numerous non-partisan
TYler 6.6960
icle.
Feb.
11,
at
Fyfe's
Shoe
Store,
orgaHitations.
Woodward at Adams, 12:30; by
the Radomer Ladies Auxiliary.
Cards and Mah Jong will be
Rev. S.
played.
MOGILL
The president is Katy Rubin,
and the chairman for the affair
2065
REBECCA SHEVIN
is Ida Klape•. For tickets call
Virginia Park
of 3842 29th St., 69 years old, Mrs. Weinman, To. 7-1216, and
TY. 4-5900
died on Jan. 29. Funeral services Mrs. Shafer, To. 5-6337.
SURGICAL
MOIIEL
were held at Lewis Bros. Fun-
Recoil
iiiii ended b,
eral Home on Jan. 30 with inter-
Physician., and
ment in Clover Hill Park Ceme- Mickey Rooney's Symphony
lloopitals
on Ford Hour Feb. 9
Marriage,'
tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman and
rerformed
Rabbi Rine officiating. She is sur-
Mickey Rooney, the young
vived by three sons, William,
Samuel T. and Irving J., two screen star, will make his bow as
Rev. Cantor
daughters, Mrs. William Bailies a composer of serious music when
Jacob
of Flint and Mrs. Al Clubok of his symphonic suite, "Melodante",
Detroit; a brother, I. Goldberg is presented on the Ford Sunday
Silverman
ovitolum,
of Kobryn, Poland; four sisters, Evening Hour next Sunday, Feb.
one in Poland, Mrs. 0. Pomer- 9. Guest soloist on the program
VS Venn"
Practice
antz of Detroit, Mrs. Eva Cooper will be Nino Martini, star of
opera,
motion
pictures
and
radio,
b
Recommended
and Mrs. J. Yormuk, both of
sleinnm am
who
will
be
heard
with
the
Ford
New York; ten grandchildren and
lloopltale
Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
two great-grandchildren.
9371
between 9 and 10 o'clock over
Wildemere
the
CBS
Network.
ESTHER H. KOLLIN
TY. 4-0062
82 years old, died on Jan. 31.
marriages
Performed
Darrel
Brady
to
Address
Funeral services were held on
Fisher Town Hall on
Feb. 2, with Rabbi Joshua Sper-
ka officiating. She is survived by
Wednesday
her husband, Jacob; three sons,
Rev. Cantor
Maurice, of Pontiac, Mich., Da-
Darrel Brady, young adven-
DA VID
vid and Phillip B.; two daughters, turer who will talk at the De-
Mrs. Julius Newberg and Mrs. troit Town Hall in the Fisher
GOLDEN
Isadore Levinthal; 16 grandchil- Theater next Wednesday, Feb.
Detroit,. Favorite
dren and four great grandchil- 12, at 11 a. m., on „ Open Roads
II Is 11 IC I
TTLF.It 11-14 ii4ii
to Success," has a knack for
dren.
doing things people tell him can't
•tdding Crn
Ir. 'Trion ...$ at
be done. At 25 he has worked his
Iloane amt .1 A.
way through 27 countries and
point merit.
Hadassah Tea Feb. 18
has been behind the war scene
on five continents.
The Detroit Chapter of HadaF-
Air
LAWRENCE TIBBETT
sah will join with the League of
Jewish Women's Organizations on
New
York
on
borrowed
money
to
On Monday evening, Feb. 10,
Detroit's Finest
singing. In six months he Monday, at 2 o'clock, at the
Lawrence Tibbett, famous Amer- study
had achieved a Metropolitan Op- Shaarey Zedek, to hear Mrs. Eph-
Jewish Funeral Home
ican baritone, will sing at Ma- era contract, though it was for raim Haselkorn of Poughkeepsie.
sonic Auditorium. This is the small roles only. Then,shortly
Invitations to a tea to wel-
fifth concert on the Masonic Aud- afterwards, he sang the part of come all new members have been
itorium Concert Series.
in "Falstaff." His magnifi- sent out, according to Mrs. Louis
The story of this native son Ford
cent
rendition
of the role evoked Glasier and Mrs. Henry Jacobs,
of California who rose from a enthusiastic pandemonium, which chairman of the sponsor commit-
wandering minstrel in the streets landed him in front page head- tee for Hadassah. The tea will
TRinity 2-2114
of Los Angeles to his present lines, where successive musical be held on Tuesday, Feb. 18, at
7739 JOHN It STREET
a
real
Amer-
musical eminence is
achievements have kept him con- 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
ican saga. Tibbett was 25 when
Simon Shetzer, 2903 Webb Ave.
he journeyed from the west to sistently.
Manuel ilrbacb
Hyman Schulsinger
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Mohel
••
iv
Ir.
Lawrence Tibbett Recital Monday
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