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CLIFTON AflNUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

December 19, 1941

-CLASSIFIED

S. C. HADLEY, INC.

2229 ClaIrmount

_

PHIL ALBERT, "AGENT"

Tyler G-8552

5-5 RM. BRICK 2 FLAT

I'ItICE $7250.00

Good location. Close to Jewish shop-
ping center. Near Lawton. Reason-
able. Terms,

6-G RH. 2 FLAT BRICK

Dexter - Linwood Section ; $950.00
Down, 1611, year financing; short
distance to MacCulloch School;
Tile bat hs.

INCOME 6-4-3

$1000 DOWN

Well built 3-Flat brick-Lower Flat
0 large rooms; 2nd Floor, line 4-
rm. flat, Also nice 3-rm. fiat. Rea-
sonable price; small monthly pay-
ments; choice location.

S. C. HADLEY, INC.

2229 Clairmount
1'1111. ALBERT-•AGENT"
TYler 6-8552

BAY CITY NOTES
Zweig Calls Brazil
"Land of the Future" Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koffman

GENTLEMAN, 46, intelligent,
desires meeting a lady, age 40,
"Whenever ethical forces arc
good character, fairly situated;
city or country. Purpose, mat- at work, our task is to strength-
rimony. Write Detroit Jewish en those intentions. Wherever
in our troubled times we find
Chronicle, Box 150.
hope for a new future in new
TWO PERSONS or couple want- zones, it is our duty to point
ed to share lower, furnished
flat. Refrigerator, washer,
home facilities. Unlimited tele-
phone. Tuxedo and Dexter.
Hogarth 3676.

YOUNG MAN, Married, with
family, experienced as buyer
of fruits and vegetables, is in
need of work immediately. Or
will accept any job that pays
a living wage. Call Trinity
1-6722.

COUPLE would like driver to
share expenses to Miami, Fla.
Call University 2-4646.

REFINED COUPLE want income
or flat. Must be new or mod-
ern. Call Hogarth 9009.

DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER YOUNG MAN WANTED-Cloth-
ing, jewelry or some window
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
trimming experience helpful.
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah. Read-
$25 weekly. Start after Christ-
ing and writing guaranteed.
mas. Simpson Loan Co., 477
Free trial lesson. 2275 W. Phila-
Michigan Ave., corner First.
delphia, Hogarth 3547 or Tyler
4-9522.
WIDOWER in late 30's would
like to meet girl in early 30's.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Strictly
Object, matrimony.
room in comfortable home.
confidential. Write Box 575,
Good transportation. $15 per
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
month. 2437 W. Buena Vista.
Townsend 5-2271.
WILL RENT room to a gentle-
man or share my apartment
FOR RENT - Nice clean fur-
with a lady. Good home for
nished room in home of small
the right party. Unlimited tele-
family. Board optional. Good
phone. 2696 Sturtevant Ave.
transportation. 2297 W. Euclid
Townsend 5-7330.
Ave. between 14th and La-
FOR RENT - Furnished room
Salle. Townsend 6-5051.
in home of small family. Good
transportation. 9272 Broad-
FOR RENT - Lovely large fur-
street, near Joy Rd. Tyler
nished room in home.of couple,
6-3779.
for one or two ladies or gen-
tlemen, or couple. Kitchen
privileges. 3310 Rochester Ave.
Apt. 101. Inquire mornings or A Powerful Novel
evenings, Tyler 4-2007.
On European Scene

STEFAN ZWEIG

Young Israel to Meet in
Webster Hall Wednesday

Young Israel of Detroit will
left for Miami Beach to spend the
winter months. They were ac- meet next Wednesday, Dec. 24,
companied by their daughter, at 8:30 p. m., at Webster Hall,
Mrs. Reuben Adelman, and her Putnam and Cass Ayes. 'Mem-
bers and friends are invited. Irv-
infant son.
ing Schlussel is in charge of the

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Surath left Program.
for Miami Beach, Fla., for an NEUGARTEN SUNSHINE CLUB
indefinite stay.
THANKS CHRONICLE

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gold- Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
berg (Elaine Levinsohn) who The eighth annual luncheon of
were recently married in Detroit, the Neugarten Sunshine Club was
returned from a two weeks' trip held Dec. 3. The success of this
to New York to make their home project was due in no small part
in this city. to the fine publicity we received
through the medium of your
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz Chronicle.
In behalf of the organization
returned home after spending the
I
with
to thank you and hope
past week in New York.
that your paper will continue to
To compliment Miss Bernice be a vital factor in our corn-
Sherman, a bride-elect of Dec. munity.
Very sincerely,
28, Mrs. George Kahn and Mrs.
MRS. CHARLES ROTHSTEIN,
Phillip Goldberg were joint hos-
Press Chairman.
tesses at a crystal shower for
30 guests at the home of the
latter.
Rev. Cantor

Bay City Chapter of Hadas-
sah celebrated its annual Hadas-
sah Sabbath with services at
Temple Abraham conducted by
Rabbi Leon M. Rosenberg. Mrs.
Joseph M. Ehrlich of Detroit,
who was instrumental in organiz-
ing the local chapter, was the
guest speaker. During her stay
in this city, Mrs. Ehrlich was the
guest of Mrs. William Kentz.

Jacob
Silverman .

SURGICAL
21011EL
e s
tier'
1,rnYcen
20

out this country and these possi
Recommended by
bilities. And that is why I an
Physicians and
Hospitals
writing this book."
9371
This is how Stefan Zweig con
Wildemere
eludes his introduction to hi
TY. 4-0062
"Brazil: Land of the Future,' •
Marriages
(Viking Press), and it explain
Performed
at once, and quite fully, th e
spirit of the volume.
At a pretty ceremony Sunday
•••■•■ ... ,11••••••
It is a fascinating and mos k t at the Statler Hotel in Detroit,
The
Well
Known
Cantos
laudatory volume. It is a boo _ Miss Elaine C. Levinsohn, daugh-
replete with tributes to the peo S ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levin-
Hyman Schulsinger
pies of the land, to the Jesuit ✓ sohn, of Detroit, former residents
of Cong.
who have created foundations fo of Saginaw, became the bride of
Beth Tefilo
vast activities in that land.
Joseph
Goldberg,
son
of
Mr.
and
Emanuel
Zweig, in his brilliant styl e, Mrs. Morris Goldberg, of North
speaks of Brazil as "one of th e Johnson St., Bay City. Rabbi
Tay:or and
c
Woodrow Wilson
most lovable countries in
Leon W. Rosenberg, of Bay City,
world." He calls it a peace lo ti • k officiated.
Capable and
After a two weks'
ing land which does not see trip to New York City and Wash-
Specialized
expansion.
ington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Gold-
f
He tells of the activities ° 13- berg will make their home at the
Certificates
Christianized Jews. In descri
Wenonah Hotel in Bay City.
from Hospitals
ing the culture of the land h e
and noted
tells of the mixture of Iberia
The engagement of Miss Ann
professors from
FOR RENT - Newly - decorated
Gothic,
Phenician,
Jew-
State of
Feldman,
daughter
of
Mrs.
Es-
Frederic Prokosch's "The Skies Rom
New York
room for couple. Complete of Europe," a harper publication, ish an,
and Moorish ancestors.
of Brazil. ther Feldman, of South Farragut
(Needy are g ven tree care)
privileges of home with tele- is one of the fascinating experi- T he cities c and culturall quali- St., and Dr. Hyman L. Diamond,
phone. Near bus and car line. ence-novels covering the Euro- the economi and
Also marriages performed, either
land, the racial in- son of Mr. and Mrs. David Dia-
Inhabited now by elderly cou- peen scene before the fall of ties of ces
the that have been melted mond, also of South Farragut St., et my home or in halls. Services
ple. Available Jan. 1. Tyler France. heri tan a great producing whole, was anounced at a recent family
conducted in English end Yiddish.
5-3969. 2675 Rochester. Apt.
o moi D rr is .
held
s s a is t tetr 17 home of
It
is
a
magnificent
story
of
into
among the things beautiful- Diamond's
202.
Mrs. Morris REV. HYMAN SCHULSINGER
people and events, of changing are epicted by Zweig in the great
1934 HAZELWOOD
d
Jaffe,
on
Park
Ave.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished conditions and rising emotions. ly k-"Brazil".
TYler 6-6960
You learn the reactions of Ger- boo
room in modern home of two
To 18 guests whom he enter-
adults. Gas heat. 2956 Ful- mans, whose minds had been pois-
tained at the Country Club for
lerton Ave. Townsend 5-5192, oned by Nazism, when Onkel
dinner last evening, Joseph C.
Willi tells the hero of the story, La zaron Pleads for
mornings or evenings.
Rev. S.
Hirschfield, of Park Ave., an-
Philip: "Ah, France and Eng-
Unity
Among
Jews
nounced the engagement of his
FOR RENT - Beautifully fur land • They're perfect bandits,
Mogill
daughter;, Eileen and Elliot A.
nished, large room in home of you know, those two! England
ALTIMORE. (Religious News Imerman, son of Mrs. John Im-
B
2065
adults. Garage if desired. especially - an empire of Jews,
Ser vice)-A plea for unity among erman, of Saginaw. Miss Hirsch-
Virginia Park
2907 Calvert Ave., upper. bullies and oppressors . . .
s themselves in considering
But then Philip learns that a Jew ns for reconstruction of Jew- field was graduated from Smith
Townsend 6-0761.
TY. 4-5900
con- pla
College in 1939, previously hav-
life after the war, was made ing taken special work at the
SURGICAL
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnish- cousin had been sent to a
ish
d room for a young lady in centration camp because he had by the Rev. Dr. Morris S. Laza-
MOHEL
e
School
of
Social
Service
Admin-
home of congenial fain- gotten into a fight with a storm-
Marriages
ron in a lecture here on Jews istration in Chicago. Mr. Imer-
sin
single
t
Judaism in England.
Telephone. rooper.
Performed
Reasonable.
The worst reaction, however, is and ecently
ily.
25 37
returned from a tour man, who is well known in Bay
City,
was
graduated
from
both
the spirit of indifference that had
Good transportation.
England and Ireland with the
set in. Maria, with whom Philip of V. Vincent Donovan and the the literary and law schools of the
Glynn Ct.
Re
FOR RENT - Beautifully fur_ once had an affair, tells him of Re v. Everett Clinchy, the rabbi University of Michigan and was
Rev. Cantor
nished room in home of couple. existing attitudes upon his re- sai d Jews must take into con- a member of Tau Epsilon Pni
DAVID
Reasonable. Good transporta- turn vis't from France to Ger- sid eration the realities of the in- literary fraternity. He is now
tion. Tyler 6-5776. many: "No one wants a war. ter national situation, not what practicing law in Saginaw.
GOLDEN
But you know, no one here would
the y would hope conditions to be.
Detroit's Favorite
FOR RENT - Furnished room. really care! No one really carps
Any plan for the reconstruc-
hi 0 11 It I.
Good transportation. Reason- about anything any more!"
n of Jewish life must, above
TYler 0-9490
There are warnings amidst do , emphasize the sp'ritual pur-
Infants Service Group
IVeddlng Ceremo-
able. 2471 Ford Ave., near splendid observations in this all
nies performed al
se and mission of Israel as
Linwood.
The reactions of the o priest-people, the servant of
The Infant Service Group held
Home and by Ap-
novel.
he
pointment.
reader
will
undoubtedly
be
that
a victory party in the form of a
OR RENT - Large, furnished
FOR
the living God, the religious tra- luncheon at Northwood Inn in
room for a gentleman, in home if we do not look out, the conse- dit ion of Israel as the reason for
honor of the recent success of
of adults. Good transportation. quences of our state of affairs its existence", he declared.
Fullerton, near Lawton. Call will be that we, too, will stop
He said English Jews are di- the annual fall affair. Mrs. Sid-
after 6 p. m. Townsend 5-7664. caring over what may happen.
RECEPTACLES
ed on practically all problems, ney Kelt was chairman.
It is a brilliantly p owerful vid st as are American Jews, and
Garbage, Ash and ItubMsh.
At the last meeting of this
ju
Reinforced Concrete. Fully
gory-Frederic
Prokosch's
"The
year,
held
at
the
home
of
Lee
FOR RENT-Light and airy fur-
Guaranteed. Priced Right.
the re are orthodox and liberals,
Witters, Mrs. M. E. Shattuck of
ished room. Good transpor- Skies of Europe."
Zionists and non-Zionists.
nished
AMERICAN
----
the American Red Cross, spoke
tation. 3020 W. Grand Ave.
Jape in Harbin Stage Anti-Jewish GIFTS TO NORTH END CLINIC on various phases of Red Cross
RECEPTACLE Co.
FOR RENT-Pleasant, furnish-
To. 8-5889
D e monstrati on
579 Kenilworth
work.
.
LONDON. (JPS)-Anti-Jewisli
North End Clinic has received
ed room in apartment of two
32,800 Dunams of Land Acquired
adults for
a lady
or gentle- demonstrations have been staged the following contributions:
Good
transportation.
In honor of the wedding an-
by Jews in 5701
man.
P.345 Richton Ave., Apt. 409. by Japanese and Manchurian stu-
. ents in the streets of Harbin, niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
JERUSALEM (JPS-Palcor)-
Call mornings or evenings d former Russian city now in the Wineman from Miss Edith Hea- 32,800 dunams of land were ac-
hands of the Japanese puppet venrich and Mr. and Mrs. Julian quired in Palestine during the
Townsend 6-8531.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in state, Manchuko, it was learned G. Wolfner; in honor of the year 5701 by Jews, as against
from 38,744 dunams in the year 5700.
large apartment. Kitchen priv- here. The attacks were obviously birthday of Henry Wineman from
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Arnfeld Of these purchases 5,600 dunams
PL. 7162
Res. MA. 6186
ileges if desired. '2911 Mon- inspired
by
Nazi
agitation.
The anti-Semitic students dis- and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moses; (17 per cent) were brought by
-
Men- private investors and 27,200 dun-
tere y Ave., Apt. 109. Town tributed circulars demanding the in memory of Mrs.
expulsion of all Jews from Har- delsohn from Mr. and Mrs. Jul- anis (83 per cent) by the Keren.
send 7-0039.
FOR RENT-Comfortable, fur- bin and the confiscation of all ian H. Krolik and Miss Edith Kayemeth Leisrael. In addition
Monuments of Character
Heavenrich; in memory of I% rs. to these purchases, the Jewish
nished room for employed girl. Jewish property.
Rebecca Jackson from Mrs. Harry National Fund redeemed 18,279
Reasonable. Good transporta- Jewish
"Met" - Debut
NEW Soprano
YORK. in (JPS)
Rosa Newman; in memory of Mrs. dunams o4 land which, although
tion. 9301 Broadstreet. Ty-
registered in the name of Jewish
Bok, new Jewish soprano in the Rachel Burnstine from the Fin- owners, had in reality,
ler 5-0557.
Metropolitan Opera Company, ley Family; in memory of Mc.
number
FOR RENT-Lovely, furnished made her debut here in the ex- Pauline Stocker from Mr. and the hands of others for a been in
room in home of adults. Rea- tremely difficult role of the Queen Mrs. Harry M. Selker mid Miss of years.
sonable. Bus and street car of the Night in Mozart's beau- Selma J . Sam p liner; in memory UNVEILING OF MONUMENTS
transportation. 9617 McQuade tiful opera, "he Magic Flute". A of Mrs. Anna Bondy from Mrs.
Unveiling of monuments in
Ave., near Chicago. Upper. refugee from Austria, Miss Bok Julia Marcuse; in memory of memory
of Mrs. Martha Wein-
Tyler 5-9770.
sang,
according to the music critic Mrs. Belle Levy from Mrs. Julia berg and Herman Sorin will take
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, in the New York Times, "cleanly, Marcuse; for the supplementary place on Sunday, Dec. 28, at 1
Granite and Marble btonumente
bright and clean room in quiet incisively and on pitch" in a role medical assistance fund for chil- p. in the Chesed Shel Emes
7729 TWELFTH ST.
home. One or two gentlemen concerning which "one could not dren, in memory
of Mrs.
Tyler 0-7192
from Mr.
and Hattie
Mrs. Cemetery. Relatives and friends
1730_imagine
,
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a
tougher
Elevator.
Ate iFitecl to attend.
preferred.
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spot
for
Charley
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a first appearance
Gladstone Ave., Apt 403.

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