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CLASSIFIED
DAVID HOROWITZ, Teacher— CAN ACCOMMODATE reliable
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
young man who will help drive
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah.
to California. Call University
Reading and writing guaran-
1-3065.
teed. Free trial lesson. 1724
Pingree. Hogarth 3547 or Ty- FOR RENT—Furnished room for
a gentleman in newly-decorated
ler 4-9522.
lower flat. Garage if desired.
HEDER TORAH HEBREW
Breakfast optional. 2958 Mon-
terey Ave.
SCHOOL. D. L. Bresler. 11821
Dexter between Tuxedo and
Elmhurst. Hebrew, Yiddish, FOR RENT—Comfortable room
in single home of congenial
Bible, Rashi, History, Bar Mitz-
family. References exchanged.
vah. Also private lessons for
2737 Pingree Ave.
adults or children. Townsend
8-8094.
FOR RENT — Large furnished
room for a gentleman, in adult
HAND LAUNDRY FOR SALE.
home. Near bus and car lines.
Doing good business. Owner
Tyler 4-6460.
retiring. 1215 W. Warren Ave.
near Brooklyn.
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BAY CITY NOTES
In honor of the Bar Mitzvah
of her son, Alfred, on Saturday,
July 12, at Temple Abraham, Mrs.
Phillip Zachar will hold open
house on Sunday evening, July
13, from 8 to 10.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Anthony
has as their guests for the holi-
day week-end, their son, Irving,
and their sisters, the Misses Har-
riet, Rose and Helen of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rothberg
(Nanette Kahn), who were re-
cently married, returned from a
wedding trip in Northern Michi-
gan, and are now making their
home at 259 N. Madison Ave.
ZLATKIN'S RESORT, SOUTH
HAVEN, SPELLS COMFORT
Vets of Last War
Cited for Valor
LONDON. — Lord Reading and
other Jewish notables, veterans
of the first World War, have once
more demonstrated their courage
and loyalty and have thus for
the second time received the Dis-
tinguished Service Order.
The following Jews have re-
ceived the Order in both wars:
Lord Reading, Lord Nathan and
Lord Vandenburgh, Colonel McJos-
eph, Lt. Cols. V. R. Beddington,
ZLATKIN'S RESORT
H. V. Beddington, Vernon Moss,
A. Mass, H. S. C. Stern, E. Sam-
A beautiful hotel and cottages uel Brevet and R. H. Joseph.
surrounded by an 11-acre park, a
famous cuisine, and splendid serv-
ice spell a perfect vacation for
folks who select Zlatkin's Resort
Rev. Cantor
at South Haven, Mich., for their
Jacob
holiday goal this summer.
. Silverman .
During the day, guests may
SURGICAL
swim or loll in the sun on South
310111:1,
Haven's famous beach, fish or
25 Years'
Pawnee
go boating in the smooth blue wat-
by
ers of Lake Michigan or partici- Recommended
Physicians and
pate oin ping pong, tennis or
Hospitals
golf games, horseshoe pitching,
9371
hikes along country roads, horse-
Wildemere
back riding and bicycling. To add
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zest to the program, a director
51arriages
Performed
of activities arranges hay rides
under starlit skies, beach parties,
tournaments, camp fires in the
woods and home talent shows. In
the evening, dancing in the Zlat-
kin ball room or viewing pro-
grams by talented artists is thrill-
ing entertainment.
Appetites stirred by this heal-
2065
thy outdoor program are tempted
Virginia Park
by the delicious food which is
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starred daily on the Zlatkin menu.
SURGICAL
Youngsters are kept happy and
MOHEL
safe at Zlatkin's Resort by a staff
Marriages
of counsellors who direct their
Performed
play. Special diets and Friday
night shows for children are fea-
tures of the resort.
Mrs. Thomas Miller and daugh-
ters, Sally and Rose, and son,
Aubrey, spent the week-end with
WOODHULL LAKE—Rooms for Mendelson's Resort Offers relatives in this city.
rent. Kitchen privileges. $45
Gayety, Relaxation
Mrs. Sherman Kahn and daugh-
per month. Carl Vinewood
ter, Suzanne, returned home after
1-0400 between 5 and 8 p.m.
Located just a short one-half spending the past week with the
block from the shores of beautiful
FOR RENT—Furnished room for Lake Michigan, in the heart of the fo•mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
a lady or gentleman. Refer- resort city of South Haven, stands Meyer Levy of Jackson.
ences exchanged. Near bus Mendelson's Atlantic Resort—the
Mr. and Mrs. I. Karbel of De-
and car line. 2213 Hazelwood. favorite spot of Detroiters who
troit
were the guests of Mr. and
Tyler 6-6915..
want the very best.
Mrs. Geo. Kahn over the 4th.
Here amidst an atmosphere of
REFINED young couple wanted gayety and relaxation, you may
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman
to occupy beautifully furnished enjoy the manifold pleasures of had as their guests during the
flat with two people. Congenial the famous Michigan resort. Near- past week, Mr. and Mrs. Max
atmosphere. Good transporta- by are all the sport facilities, in- Broder of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
tion. Between 14th and La- cluding an 18-hold golf course, Irving Gwertchmann of Brooklyn,
tennis, horseback riding, fishing, N. Y., and Nate H. Rosenthal of
Salle. Townsend 8-0424.
boating and bicycling. Dancing Chicago, a former resident of
RETIRED business man, 45, nightly on the open-air patio is this city.
would like to meet a lady a special Mendelson attraction.
who is lonesome and has a Or, just a few blocks away is
business or is financially inde- the famous North Shore Pavilion.
Rooms with private bath, and
pendent. Write details to Box
the outstanding Mendelson cook-
150, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. ing—with dietary laws strictly
ADOLPH DOSIE
observed—guarantee a healthful
WANTED — Cashier for retail vacation as well as a pleasurable age 69, passed away Saturday,
July 5, in Petoskey, Mich. He
meat market. Steady work. one.
was buried in Detroit at the
Good pay. 405 S. Main St.,
For rates or further information Machpelah Cemetery. Services
Royal Oak. Phone Royal Oak write Mendelson's Atlantic Resort
Frankie Masters' Orchestra
The Well Known Cantor
were held at Lewis Bros., Rabbi
3400.
—South Haven, Michigan; or call Joshua S. Sperka officiating. He at Cedar Point for Week
South Haven 511.
Beginning July 11
was born in Russia. He was a
DRIVING to Oklahoma, Monday,
of Cong.
member of the Masonic Order in
July 14. Can accommodate one
Beth Tefilo
Onaway, Mich. He is survived by
or two passengers to share
Emanuel
two sons, Bernard and Milton;
expenses. Call Sunday between
Taylor and
one
daughter,
Mrs.
Iva
Vidaver,
9 and 3, Tyler 7-4107.
Woodrow W' ikon
and seven grandchildren.
Capable and
MICHIGAN—A. W. 0. L. (A
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
Spetial zed
MRS. SARAH VICTOR
single or couple. Board or Whirlwind of Laughs) claim De-
kitchen privileges if desired. troiters as they demand a second of 1941 Hazelwood Ave. passed
Two adults in family. Garage. week of the new Bob Hope com- away Monday, June 30, after a
Certtileatra
' 3736 W. Chicago Blvd. Tyler edy sensation "Caught • in the long illness. Funeral services
from Hospitals
Draft". This picture together were held at her late residence
7-1855.
and noted
professors from
with "Affectionately Yours" pa- and her remains were interned
State of
FOR RENT—Large bright room rades into a second hilarious at the Beth Tefilo Emanuel
New York
for employed young lady or week.
Cemetery. Rabbis Eisenman, Wol-
(Needy are Liven free care)
gentleman. Small adult family.
PALMS STATE — Jack Lon- gelernter and Rabinowitz offici-
Also marriages performed, either
Reasonable. 2908 Leslie Ave. don's startling drama "The Sea ated. She is survived by her hus-
at my home or in hells. Services
To. 7-1291.
Wolf," starring Edward G. Rob- band, Max; two sons, Harry and
conducted in English and Yiddish.
FOR RENT — Beautiful, fur- inson, John Garfield and Ida Lu- Sam, and three daughters, Mrs.
REV. HYMAN SCHULSINGER
nished room for a young lady nino is at the Palms State Thea- Celia Gorosh, Mrs. Anna Goyer
1934 HAZELWOOD
in single home of small fam- ter. On the same program is the and Miss Shirley Victor.
ily. Congenial surroundings. popular character "Scattergood
TYler 6.6960
Telephone. Good transporta- Baines" starring Guy Kibbee.
Warsaw
Jews
Develop
Internal
MA DiSON—Bette Davis and
tion. 2537 Glynn Ct.
Life
Miriam Hopkins in The Old
FOR RENT — Nice furnished Maid" is one of the proven hits
WARSAW (JPS) — While
Rev. Cantor
room in home of adults. Rea- chosen by patrons of the Madison
"From Pen Pushing to Band-
sonable. Near car and bus line. Theater. On the same program is Nazi divisions roll eastward to leading in One Jump" could well
DAVID
1687 Taylor Ave. Trinity Detroit's own world premiere embrace new communities in their be the title of a success story
GOLDEN
death
grip,
the
180,000
Jews
in
picture "Disputed Passage" star-
2-3847.
with the very popular Frankie
Detroit's Favorite
ring Dorothy Lamour, Akim Tam- the Warsaw ghetto are slowly re- Masters, who comes to Cedar Point
M 0 II P; I.
FOR RENT—Large, nicely fur- iroff and John Howard. Starting conciling themselves to a com- this week, as the author.
TYler 0-9190
nished room for two gentle- Sunday, the Madison will have pletely self-contained life.
After Frankie had bid fond
IVedd Mg Ceremo-
Yddish,
regarded
by
the
Nazi
couple
in
home
of
men or a
Robert Taylor and Vivien Leigh
nies l'erfortned at
as virtually the offic- adieus to his Delta Upsilon broth-
Home mid by Ap-
three adults. Kitchen privi- in "Waterloo Bridge" plus the authorities
ial Jewish language, has become ers at Indiana University, he
point ment.
leges. Unlimited telephone. hilarious comedy farce "The so indispensable that the so-called headed back for his home town
2261 W. Euclid Ave., near Worn en".
assimilationist elements among to take a place behind the teller's
14th, Linwood and Trumbull
FOX—Hailed as the most elab- Jews which has scorned the "jar- bars in the local bank. All of this
lines.
orate Technicolor musicale to gon" must learn it or have was according to the paternal pat-
RECEPTACLES
tern, but Masters remembered too
come out of Hollywood in recent no means of communication.
Garbage, Ash and Rubbish.
FOR RENT — Newly decorated years. "Moon Over Miami," now
Reinforced Concrete. Fully
"Law and order" is maintained clearly the fun of playing for col-
attractive, airy room. Fuller- at the Fox Theater, skillfully by a Jewish police force of 1,650 lege dances, and the thrills he
Right.
Priced
t.tuvranteed.
ton-Dexter section. Townsend blends comedy, melody and officers, one of whose tasks is the enjoyed when he played once with
AMERICAN
6-0429.
breath-taking dance routine into strict guarding of the entrances a dance band on a China-bound
RECEPTACLE Co.
to the ghetto so that "Aryans" steamer.
To. 13.51389
579 Kenilworth
FOR RENT — Nice clean airy an outstanding motion picture. and Jews may not mingle. Only
So—before
the
banker's
chair
room for a lady. Kitchen priv- Said to be the most thrilling and Jewish mail-men, all disabled war could put a shine on the seat
ileges. Reasonable. 15310 La- action-packed of all the films in veterans, are allowed to deliver of his trousers—Frankie gave up
this series, "The Saint's Vaca-
Salle. University 2-1283.
mail, which is handled by a Jew- all ambitions of being a financial
Monuments of Character
tion" is the second feature.
wizard, and headed for Chicago
ish post office in the ghetto.
FOR RENT—Large airy room in
where
he
was
soon
leading
one
The suspension of formal edu-
James Stewart, July Garland,
>
home of adults. Modern con-
of that city's most popular or-
veniences. Reasonable. Good Lana Turner, Hedy Lamarr, cation among Jews was justified chestras. The rest of this success
Df
by
the
Nazis
as
due
to
fear
transportation. 3351 Elmhurst Tony Martin and hundreds of
career is history to most of us,
DR.BACH
Ave. Townsend 6-5768.
dazzling beauties in "Ziegfeld epidemics because of inadequate because the famous "Music Mas-
housing and sanitary accommoda-
Girl" appear on the screens of tions. But other elements of cul- ters Please" slogan is now a
FOR RENT — Attractive front the Broadway Capitol, Fisher,
household word throughout the
room with private bath in sin- Riviera, Cinderella and Royal tural life in the ghetto are grow- country. Hotels, ballrooms, mo-
gle home of adults. Garage if Theaters. On the same program ing. The Yiddish stage is active, tion pictures, and radio programs
desired. Convenient transporta- is the dramatic hit "East of the with comedy as well as serious have all contributed to the Mas-
tion. Glendale near Wildemere. River". At the Royal Theater dramas being played. One of the ters' "success story," and his lat-
most successful of the recent pro-
Tyler 4-6190.
"Ziegfeld Girl" is teamed with ductions was a musical comedy est achievement before coming to
Granite and Marble monuments
"Angels
With
Broken
Wings'..
called "The Lucky Wedding." A Cedar Point has been a record-
7729 TWELFTH ST.
FOR RENT—Attractive room in
breaking
engagement
at
the
Hotel
symphony orchestra of high cali-
TYler 6-7192
comfortable cottage on lake
Taft
in
New
York.
ber plays the best of the classics.
front for a month. Inside
Columnist Leonard L y on s
The Warsaw Jewish community
plumbing, electricity. Town- quotes Emil Ludwig to the effect
is also mobilizing its resources
send 8-1959.
that General von Milch, Nazi air to maintain other aspects of an
Detroit's Finest
chieftain, is a relative of his ...
FOR RENT — Large beautiful It seems that Ludwig's mother organized existence. A report of
expenditures
of
about
8,000,000
Jewish
Funeral Home
room for a gentleman, in and the General's father were
JEM5H
modern home of small adult first cousins .. . When con- zlotys for a nine-month period in-
ItafTIN615
that 2,800,000 zlotys went
family. Good transportation. fronted with this imputation of dicates
for equipment and wages for
2751 Webb Ave.
"impurity" of his blood, Von forced labor; 2,200,000 for hospi-
ROOM AND BOARD in good Miich is said to have replied tals; 600,000 for social relief. The
home of adults. Clean and con- proudly: "I am positive that my deficit was covered by loans, while
7739 JOHN It STREET
TRinity 2-2114
genial. Reasonable. Good trans- blood is pure—because my moth- many of the employees of the
portation. 2074 Taylor Ave. Ty- er told me that I was not her Warsaw Jewish community have
gone unpaid for long periods.
husband's son."
ler 5-8766.
Rev. S.
Mogill
OBITUARY
Hyman Schulsinger
Downtown Theaters
Mohel
Manuel Urbacb
WiAtfios