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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

December 26, 1941

CLASSIFIED

IN MEMORIAM

DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER FOR RENT—Large room vicinity
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
Excello and Vickers factories.
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah. Read-
near Oakman and Linwood
ing and writing guaranteed.
street car and Fourtenth bus.
Young man preferred. 2475
Free trial lesson. 2275 W. Phila-
delphia, Hogarth 3547 or Tyler
Ford Avenue. Townsend 8-
4-9522.
3958.

In loving memory of our dear
father and grandfather, Joel L.
Kapetansky, who passed away
three years ago, December 26,
1941 (7th day in Teveth).
Happy were the years we spent
together,
Lonely are our hearts today,
For the one we loved so dearly,
Has forever passed away.
No one knows how much we miss
you,
N one knows the bitter pain,
We have suffered since we lost
you,
Life has never been the same.
In our hearts your memory lin-
gers,
Sweetly, tender, fond and true,
There is not a day, dear father,
That we do not think of you.
Lovingly remembered and sad-
ly missed by his children and
grandchildren.

A. F. Night", Weekly
Event at the Royal
Palm Hotel

Members of Great Britain's
famed flying force, the R.A.F.,
in this country for advance pilot
training, will be weekly guests of
the Royal Palm Hotel, Miami
Beach, Fla.
Commencing on Dec. 20, every
Saturday evening is known as
"R.A.F. Night."
Use of the Royal Palm Ho-
tel's cabana club in the after-
noon, dinner in the "Royal
Room," dancing and entertain-
ment on the "Ocean Terrace"
with a group of local debutantes
acting as hostesses, is part of
the interesting program arranged
for the men.

OBITUARY

BERTHA STEARN
of 2504 Taylor Ave., 45 years
old, died on Dec. 24. Funeral
services were held at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home on Dec. 26 with
interment in Machpelah Ceme-
tery, Rabbi Leon Fram officiat-
ing. She is survived by her hus-
band, Alex, two sons, Samuel
and Donald and five brothers,
Oscar, Meyer, Louis, Jack and
Abraham Steinman, all of Toledo.

FOR RENT—Beautiful furnish- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room in family of three adults.
ed room for a young lady in
Convenient transportation. Ref-
single home of congenial fam-
erences. 3253 Cortland Ave.
Rea-
Cross-ventilation.
ily.
JACOB I. LIPCHINSKY
Telephone.
Good
sonable.
of 3298 Webb Ave. passed away
transportation. 2537 Glynn Ct. WANTED—Boarding home for
father and two children.
on Dec. 22 at the age of 58,
Mother in home to take com-
FOR RENT — Newly - decorated
after a prolonged illness. Burial
plete charge. Box 130, Detroit
room for couple. Complete
was in Machpalah Cemetery on
Jewish Chronicle.
privileges of home with tele-
Wednesday. Surviving him are
phone. Near bus and car line.
his wife Sarrah, three sons,. Dr.
Inhabited now by elderly cou- WANTED—Housekeeper to live
Leo Lipton, Dr. Raymond Lipton
in
motherless
home
and
take
ple. Available Jan. 1. Tyler
and Milton, and two daughters,
complete
charge
of
home
and
5-3969. 2675 Rochester. Apt.
Evelyn and Rosalind.
children. Box 280, Detroit
Sands Hotel at Miami Beach
202..
Jewish Chronicle.
Reports An Increase
FOR RENT — Large furnished
Rev. Cantor
in Business
HOUSEKEEPER
wanted
to
cook
room in home of two adults.
Jacob
for
small,
adult
family
and
Home privileges. Reasonable.
Silverman .
MIAMI BEACH,. Fla.—The ef-
care for convalescent woman. Romance of the
SURGICAL
Prefer couple without children.
of World War No. 2 on
Call Madison 8229.
5101IRL
9727 Dexter near Chicago.
History of Jews feet
25 Years'
business in Miami Beach has
Lower flat.
Practice
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED —
For a history that will fascin- ironically shown that business
by
Middle-aged woman. Cook ate adults and children, turn to has increased over last year's Recommended
Physicians and
WINDOW TRIMMING by an ex-
meals, observe dietary laws and Howard Fast's "The Romance of levels, in many cases reports be-
Hospitals
pert. All types of merchandise
care for invalid woman. No a People; The History of the ing received that guest arrivals
9371
displayed effectively. Reason-
children. Will arrange hours Jews," which has been published are double the amount of last
Wildemere
Call
Free estimates.
able.
to suit reliable party. 2535 by Hebrew Publishing Co. of season. The consensus of opin-
TY. 4-0062
Townsend 7-0916.
Blaine Ave. Tyler 7-2952.
Marriages
ion as given by most hotel opera-
79 Delancey St., New York.
'performed
The author devotes 218 pages tors to Morton Kirsch, managing
FOR RENT — Attractive front FOR RENT — 3032 Fullerton.
of the Sands Hotel, is
bedroom, adjoining bath, in
Pleasant room for man in home to the text itself, an additional director
that Miami Beach is one of the
private home of adults. North-
of couple. Convenient to bus 14 pages to a glossary of im- very few winter resorts where
The Well Known Cantos
west section. Good transpor-
and street car lines. Please portant names in the book, and Americans can now relax and
there
is
a
general
index.
tation. Garage if desired.
Hyman Schulsinger
call on Saturday or Monday.
Rafaello Busoni did the numer- enjoy a tropical climate.
Tyler 4-6190.
of Cong.
According
to
Kirsch
the
popu-
FOR SALE — WEBB Ave. be- ous illustrations in this fine book. larity of the city has been in-
Beth Tefilo
The
brevity
of
the
volume,
into
tween Linwood and Dexter.
Emanuel
creased by its growing impor-
Strath Haven Looks to a
Duplex. Six rooms and break- which 5,000 years of a people's tance as a relaxation center for
Tay:or
and
history
have
been
condensed,
is
Record Season at Miami
fast room. Oil heat, Frigidaire,
Woodrow Wilson
those busily engaged in defense
modern, painted walls. Must one of its commending qualities. work and others anxious to leave
Beach, Florida
Capable and
it does not fulfill the com-
. .
sell at sacrifice. Townsend 8- While
Specialized
plate need for history teaching, the congestion of northern cities
Norman J. Fellman, manager
4648.
it serves a good purpose as a Ahere housing is at a premium.
at the Strath Haven Hotel, one
great many are coming to
FOR RENT—Beautiful large bird's-eye view for the young w th Florida to conserve fuel
of Miami Beach's most popular
Certificates
reader or the person unacquaint- Sou
South Florida to conserve fuel
room
for
a
gentleman
in
pri-
from Hospitals
hostelries, predicted this week
oil and coal for heating purposes,
ed with Jewish history.
and noted
vate
home.
Unlimited
tele-
that the coining 1941-42 winter
The author, Howard Fast, has as well as wool and other essen-
professors from
phone. Near Dexter and Law- written nine volumes. Among
season would exceed all previous
State of
i " tials of heavy, warm clothing
ton bus lines. 3208 W. Euclid them are: "The Last Front
New York
records.
Frontier," necessary in northern climate.
Ave. Tyler 4-4625.
Located directly on the ocean
(Needy are g Yen free care)
Miami Beach schools are making
"Haym Solomon," "Conceived
near 4th St., the Strath Haven
Also marriages performed, either
Howard
and
Betty
Fast
have
special
concessions
to
northern
Liberty."
features all outside rooms, beau- PARTNER WANTED with $1000
His- children and health standards of at my home or in hells. Services
for an established restaurant. written "The Picture . Book .
tifully furnished, a private beach
conducted in English and Yiddish.
Write Box 600, Detroit Jew- tory of the Jews" which will be the youth are higher than other
with lifeguard service, tropical
published soon by the Hebrew cities throughout the country,
ish Chronicle.
REV.
HYMAN SCHULSINGER
patio, sun deck, and the famous
according to government surveys.
Marine Dining Room — serving
1934 HAZELWOOD
Publishing
Co.
EMPLOYED MOTHER with two
the finest food obtainable.
TYler 6-6960
The
illustrator,
Rafaello
Bus-
children,
ages
4
and
5,
desires
A carefully planned Strath
oni,
is
a
noted
German-born
ref-
Downtown
Theaters
board and room and care of
Haven social and entertainment
children. Call University 1- ugee who left ° Berlin after the
program is provided for guests.
advent of Nazism.
UNITED ARTISTS — Head-
4434.
This includes nightly dancing on
Rev. S.
ing the special holiday program
the tropical patio, frolicing at
at
the
United
Artists
Theater
is
the adjoining Circus Bar, and all
Miss Shirley Temple returning
sport and recreational activities. Chuck Chuckovits' Toledo Team Will
2065
the screen as "Kathleen" with
For further information or
Meet Sachs' Auto Club Five Here Sunday to
Virginia Park
Herbert Marshall, Laraine Day,
moderate rates write the Strath
Gail Patrick and Felix Bressart.
TY. 4-5900
Haven Hotel, 411 Ocean Drive,
On the same program is the
SURGICAL
Miami Beach, Fla.
thrilling air-adventure "Flying
MOHEL
Blind" with Richard Arlen and
Marriages
a
Jean Parker topping an all-star
H. Weizenbaum Acquires
Performed
cast.
41
Reputation as an Ex-
scoot°
IN 7*INGLIS
A O
VOIN75 AND
FONTS
4Awle
pert Furrier
MICHIGAN — Michigan Thea-
ANOME52...74,1I
ter has on the screen Kay Kyser
Rev. Cantor
H. Weizenbaum, expert fur-
and his "Playmates", John Bar-
DAVID
rier, located at 9150 Twelfth St.,
rymore, Lupe Velez, Ginny
has rapidly acquired a reputa-
Simms, May Robson, Patsy Kelly
GOLDEN
tion as one of the masters in the
and Kay's band, featuring Harry
Detroit's Favorite
art of making fur garments and
51 0 II 1C L
Babbit, Ish Kabibble and Sully
in treating, cleaning and repair-
Trier 6-9190
Mason. Completing this holiday
show is the thrilling story of the
wedding Ceremo-
ing furs.
ales rerformed at
Mr. Weizenbaum guarantees
R.A.F., "International Squadron"
Home and by Ap-
perfect workmanship and com-
starring
Ronald
Reagan,
Olympe
pointment.
MOST LIAIVETVITIOYS
plete satisfaction in all the work
FYER
ON 'TIMM
Branda and William Lundigan.
O
R rO &REFIT 6 i,l'
he produces. His wide experi-
S T IN
MADISON—"Patron's Choices"
ence, which he gained in Europe
BA CY BALL
for the holidays at the Madison
By MOLT
where he catered to exclusive
RECEPTACLES
COACAZ5
are "My Son, My Son", starring
trade, including royalty, for 25
Garbage, Ash and Rubbish.
Brian Aherne, Madeline Carroll
years, backs up his guarantees.
Reinforced Concrete. Fully
and Louis Hayward, plus "Vir-
Priced Right.
Guaranteed.
ginia City" with Errol Flynn,
AMERICAN
OLIVER HOLMES SMITH IS
Randolph Scott and Miriam Hop-
RECEPTACLE Co.
SOUGHT IN DETROIT
kins. Starting Sunday, Dec. 28,
To. 8.5889
579 Kenilworth
returning by popular demand will
Information is being sought of
be "I Cover the Water Front"
Oliver Holmes Smith who dis-
with Claudette Colbert and Ben
appeared from his home in
Lyon, and "Everything Happens
Monuments of Character
Brooklyn, N. Y., in 1925 and
at Night," starring Sonja Heine,
has failed to contribute to the
Ray Millard and Robert Cum-
support of his wife, Emily, who
mings.
is ill and in destitute circum-
stances, as a result of which she
FOX — — "It Started With
is dependent on the public chari-
Eve," Deanna Durbin's tenth
ties. Mr. Smith, who is believed
straight screen triumph, and
to be in Detroit, was born in
"Cadet Girl," rousing patriotic
Brooklyn, N. Y., some 38 years
musical romance starring Carole
ago, is 5 ft., 7 in. tall, weighed
Landis, is the Fox Theater's dual
140 pounds, has red hair, blue
holiday attraction.
eyes, bad teth, high forehead,
Granite and Marble Monuments
was a household-products sales-
Enlist NOW for
7729 TWELFTH ST.
man. Anyone aware of his loca-
TYler 6-2192
tion is requested to communicate
Civilian Defense
with the National Desertion Bur-
— FOR WA
eau, 67 47th St., New York City.

Mohel

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TALMUD TRANSLATOR, REF-
UGEE FROM GERMANY, TO
BE HONORED IN LONDON
LONDON. — Many non-Jewish
professors of Semitics through-
out Britain have joined a com-
mittee which is arranging to
celebrate the 70th birthday of
Dr. Lazarus Goldschmidt, trans-
living in Britain as a refugee
lator of the Talmud, who is now
from Nazi Germany.

Led by Chuck Chuckovits, for-
mer All-American from Toledo
University and voted . the Num-
ber 1 player in the All-American
Pro Tournament at Chicago last
year, the Toledo National League
basketball team will meet De-
troit's fast-going Auto Club five
Sunday, Dec. 28, at the Holy Re-
deemer gym, West Vernor and
Junction at 9 p. nip

Tam)

IJNIVSRSITI

The Greater Detroit Basketball
Assn. schedule that will precede
the main event is:
1:30, Trojans vs. Saxon A. C.;
2:30 Ford Local vs. Allen Park;
3:30 Arthur Cloths vs. Tom Ka-
dish; 4:30, Gem Bar vs. Winston
Jewelry; 7, West Side vs. Jaglow-
icz; 8, Briggs vs. Cadillac; 9,
Auto Club vs. Toledo.

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