Amterkait ffewith Periodical CeMfer
m a y 8, 1942
CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
DETROIT JEWl6f1 CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
CLASSIFIED
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Primrose Benevolent Club
Jews Get No Relief in Greece
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DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER, WANTED — Experienced sales- To Hold Mothers' Meeting
ISTANBUL (JPS) — The In-
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
girls, also young man for de-
The Primrose Benevolent Club dependent Jewish Press Service
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah.
partment store. Good pay.
will hold its annual mother and correspondent in this city has
Reading and writing guaran-
22920 John R. St.
daughter's dinner on Monday, learned from a reliable source
teed. Free trial lesson. 2275
W. Philadelphia. Davison 9392 FOR RENT — Furnished room May 25, at the Jericho Temple. here that Jews in Greece are
in private hors of small fam- Music and entertainment ' and getting practically none of the
or 'L ler 4-9522.
ily. Good transportation. 2977 prizes will be given. Mrs. Thomas food and medicaments which are
Cowen will be toastmaster of striving in the famine-ridden
Cortland.
Townsend 6-9839.
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Large
room
in
FOR 1:
the affair. Mrs. E. Simon is now land. The Nazis, who control the
goo d neighborhood. Shower.
RENT — Well furnished taking reservations. distribution of relief, which
Home conveniences. Reason- FOR RE
At the last meeting it was comes from abroad, see to it
room i in lower flat for one or
able. 2628 Calvert. Townsend
two people. Good transporta- decided that $25 be given to the that Jews obtain as little aid as
5-1482.
tion. 2684 Tuxedo. Townsend Chinese War Relief. possible.
The Allied Jewish Campaign
The Jewish community of Sa-
5-8462.
FOR RENT — Room in private
received $300 from the Prim- lonika, which before the war
home. Father and son in fam-
rose Club this year.
consisted of 5,000 persons, is
fly. Twin beds. Board and one ATTRACTIVE YOUNG BUSI-
The Russian War Relief's small receiving only five per cent of
ness
woman,
with
means
and
lunch. five days only. Chicago
responsible position, desires to sum which was donated will be the products to which it is en-
Blvd- Dexter section. Reply
titled according to the propor-
meet professional or business increased next year.
giving particulars. Moss, 1028
Plans are now in progress for tion of the Jewish population.
man. State full particulars to
Michigan Bldg.
A few weeks ago the United
Box 200, Detroit Jewish Chron- a package supper party, details
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will be give nt the meeting on States State Department an-
icle.
FOR RENT — Furnished room
Monday, May 18.
nounced that it would permit a
for one or two. Unlimited FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
shipment of flour to leave for
telephone. Good transportation.
Greece. At the same time the
room in family of three adults,
2924 Tyler. Townsend 5-9204.
home privileges, porch, con- Claudia in Third Week
Allied blockade was lifted for
venient transportation. 3253 at Cass Theater
a boatload of wheat that had
BUSINESS GIRL DESIRES to
Cortland.
been waiting at Haifa Harbor.
share her apartment with an-
"Claudia" now playing at the It is expected that special effort
other young lady. Daily maid WANTED — Young woman of Cass Theater has all the ear- will be made to see to it that
service. Excellent transporta-
35 would like to meet nice marks of becoming as popular all sections of Greece's popula-
tion. Sally Rose. Lee Plaza.
intelligent gentleman. Children a favorite with local playgoers tion should have equal opportun-
no oblation. Object matri- as it enjoyed elsewhere.
ity to benefit from these sup-
FOR RENT—Comfortable room,
mony. Reply to Box 30, De-
This happy comedy by Rose plies. Whether the attempt to
for one or two people, in four
troit Jewish Chronicle.
Franken and presented by John aid the Jews will be successful,
room apartment. One adult in
Golden with a splendid company, however, is by no means cer-
family. 3380 Monterey, apt. 303. ELIZABETH LAKE — 4 0 6 5 including Beverly Bayne, Reed tain.
To. 6-6892.
Maple Leaf Road. Modern. 2 Brown, Phyllis Thaxter, Lila Lee,
Namara,
bedrooms, hot and cold run- Marguerite
Robert
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
ning water. New electric re- Craven and others: enters upon
room for one in apartment of
frigeration.
New
furniture. its third week With indications
two adults. Near car and bus
Open Sunday 1 to 5. Vine- pointing to a duplicate of the
lines. 2648 Rochester, apt.
In loving memory of our dear
large audience of the past two
wood 1-7800.
105.
husband and father, Herman
weeks.
Waterstone, who passed away
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
eight years ago, May 7.
FOR RENT — Comfortable fur- room for one or two in lovely
ZEDAKAH CLUB
nished room. Good transpor-
single home. Kitchen privi-
Nothing ran ever take away
tation. 2690 Fullerton. Town-
The next meeting of Zedakah The love a heart hold dear
leges. 2485 W. Grand Ave.
send 6-3418.
Club will be held at the home Fond memories linger every day
Townsend 6-3542.
of Mrs. Louis Germansky, 18659 Remembrance keeps near
Pennington Drive, on Monday, Your smiling way and pleasant face
May 11, at 8:30 p. m. The Are a pleasure to recall
nominating committee will pre- You had a kindly word for each
sent, for the consideration of the And died beloved by all
members, a slate of officers, rec-
Missed by wife, children and
ommended for the following year. grandchildren.
This meeting is for members
only.
In memory of my beloved hus-
band, Saul A. Gallant, who
Mt. Sinai Card Party
passed away three years ago,
Plans Are Completed
May 12, 1939.
IN MEMORIAM
MODERN "MINUTE MEN"
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver
National Chairman,
United Palestine Appeal
Dr. Israel Goldstein
President, Synagogue Council
of America, New York
Mrs. Bernard Rose, chairman
of the Social Committee an-
nounced at a meeting Wednes-
day night that the plans for the
dessert bridge, which is to be
held at the Fort Wayne Hotel
Tuesday, May 12, at 1 p. m.,
has been completed. The pro-
ceeds of the party will be used
to purchase equipment for the
offices of the Mt. Sinai head-
quarters and the Red Cross
room.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Daniel Rachmiel,
co-chairmen or Mrs. Max Schu-
biner, executive secretary, or at
the door Tuesday. Many attrac-
tive prizes have been obtained
and a surprise door prize will
be given.
Navy Relief Show at
Jefferson Beach May 10
Dr. David de Sobs
Pool
Dr. Max Arzt
Assistant to President,
Jewish Theological
Seminary of America,
New York
Chairman, Committee,
Arm y and Nary
Religious Actirities,
Jeu ;A Welfare Board,
New York
The cream of Detroit's enter-
tainment world will pool talent
Sunday, May 10, to stage De-
troit's own Navy Relief Show
at Jefferson Beach. It will be the
most lavish function of its kind
ever presented here, with pro-
ceeds to go for Navy relief.
There will be two shows. Danc-
ing will be from 3 to 6 p. m. in
the ballroom. A star-studded
cast will present the main show
from 9 p. m. to midnight. There
will be dancing, comedy routines,
singing and novelty acts.
A Navy Recruiting officer will
answer questions about the ex-
hibit and take applications of
men desiring to enlist in the
Navy. The destroyer model and
Hawaiian Beach will be open to
visitors and prospective recruits
all season.
GILBERT STUDENTS' RECITAL
David Sarnoff
President
Radio Corporation of
America
DCAST FOR SAVINGS BONDS: Of the 32 leading American clergy-
men 'dm are serving on the National Savings Bond Minute Men Committee,
o are of the Jewish faith. These men, with leaders -f the Protestant and
faiths, acting under the direction of David Sarnoff, president of
Cat' lie
Rail,,, Corporation of America, are bringing the message of Savings Bonds
and `tamps to the radio audience in various sections of the country.
In addition to the men pictured, the following Jewish leaders are members
°( !h. committee: James G. Heller, Rabbi of Isaac M. wise Center, Cincinnati,
Ohio:
Dr. Solomon Goldman, Rabbi of Congregation Anshe Emet, Chicago,
III.: and Leo Jung, Rabbi of The Jewish Center, New York City.
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CHRONICLE WANT ADS PAY - - !
Irving Gilbert presents his
violin and piano students in a
recital on Wednesday, May 13,
at the McGregor Library Audi-
torium, 12244 Woodward at
7:30 p. m.
Days of sadness come over me
Tears in silence often flow
Memory keeps you ever near me
Though you died three years ago
The services of the Junior
Congregation of Shaarey Zedek
will be held on May 16 in the
Frank Memorial Bldg. with Wil-
liam Milner as Cantor. Marjorie
Agree will give the resume of
the Biblical portion and Edna
Scott will interpret the propheti-
cal selection.
Central High Presents
"Ever Since Eve"
On May 14 and 15, Central
High School, 12th Class will pre-
sent "Ever Since Eve." Char-
lotte Brawer, James Braddock,
Sylvia Granadier, Marva Rosen-
thal, Leo Fogelman, Shirley
Friedgood, James King and oth-
ers are in the cast.
Engagement
and
Wedding Rings
at Real
Savings
All Makes of
Murry Medal
3787 ATKINSON
stetm.en neater and Majlado
TY. 7-8635
Rev. Cantor
Jacob
Silverman .
SURGICAL
MOREL
25 Years'
Practice
Recommended by
Pnysicians and
hospitals
9371
Wildemere
TY. 4-0062
Marriages
Performed
The Well Known Rev.
Hyman Schulsinger
of Cong.
Beth Tefilo
Emanuel
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
Capable and
Specialized
The friends and relatives of
the family of the late Joseph
Heiman, are invited to the un-
veiling of grave stone at Oak-
view cemetery on Sunday, May
17, at 11 o'clock, by his widow
and children.
MOHEL
Also Marriages
Performed.
Services in Eng-
lish and Yiddish
1934 Hazelwood
TLler 6.6960
OBITUARY
NORMAN SKY
Norman Sky, real estate bro-
ker, died Friday afternoon in
Grace Hospital after an illness.
Mr. Sky, who was 58 years old,
was born in Odessa, Russia, and
came to Detroit 27 year ago.
His home was at 719 Webb Ave.
He leaves his wife, Diana; two
sons, Harry and Ben, and two
daughters, Mrs. Zelda Keil, of
Detroit, and Mrs. Sally Mason,
of New York. Funeral services
will be held at noon Sunday, in
the Hebrew Benevolent Society
chapel, 2995 Joy Road.
Rev. S. MOGILL
2641 GLENDALE AVE.
TOwnsend 9-0344
SURGICAL MOHEL
Marriages Performed
Rev. Cantor
DAVID
GOLDEN
FRANK ZISMAN
of 17817 Brush St., 59 years
old, passed away on April 28.
Funeral services were held on
April 29, at Chesed Shel Emes,
with interment at Machpelah
Cemetery, Reverend Sam Mo-
gill officiating. He wee president
and founder of Congregation
Shaarey Torah, and founder of
the Northern Brush Talmud Tor-
ah. He was an active member
of the Ekaterinoslaver Aid So-
ciety and other charitable organ-
izations. He is survived by his
wife, Clara Zisman; three sons,
Abe, Irving and Max; two daugh-
ters, Frieda and Edith; three
grandchildren, and one sister,
Mrs. Leah Fradis.
IS OUR QUOTA
for VICTORY with
U. S. WAR BONDS
Ladies' & Gents'
Watches
Fine Watch
Repairing
RESIDENCE JEWELRY OFFICE
Mourned by wife, Jeannette.
The beautiful is the most use-
ful in art; but the sublime is
KAPPA SIGMA TAU
the most helpful to morals, for
The current plans of Phi it elevates the mind.
Chapter of Kappa Sigma Tau
—Joubert.
Sorority include a Mothers' Day
luncheon on Sunday, May 10,
at 1:00 o'clock at the Wilshire
A dime out of every
Hotel.
dollar we earn
A small program of enter-
tainment is being planned by the
members of the sorority.
The conscious utterance of
thoug,
ht by isspeec h or action ,
to any end,
Art. —Emerson.
Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek
Detroit'. Favorite
MOREL
TYler 6-0490
IVedding Ceremo-
nies Performed M
Home and by Ap-
pointment.
RECEPTACLES
Garbage, Ash and Rubbish.
Reinforced Concrete. Foll
uaranteed. Priced Right.
Gt.
AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE Co.
579 Kenilworth
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To. 8.5819
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MONUMENTS
Manuel Urbacb
(Insult' said Usable Messuste
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Wier 41-711111