is America 'elvish Periodical Cotter Jul) 10, 1942 CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle YOUNG WOMEN'S MIZRACH TO MEET Women's Aid for Service Picnic on July 12 The Young Women's Mizrachi meeting will be held Monday, July 13 in the New Orleans gar- den of Mrs. Nat Feirberg of Glynn Ct. Tea will be served at One o'clock. Plans will be made and dis- cussed for their coming donor luncheon in January. Many Activities at Stein's Lodge The Women's Aid for Service Men will hold their first picnic on Sunday, July 12, at Palmer Park, near the swimming pool. Lunch will be served. The public is invited. All those interested in helping our boys in the service are urged to attend. CLASSIFIED FOR RENT-Beautifully furnish- FOR RENT - Comfortable, fur- ed room for gentleman in home nished room in home of cou- of three adults. Near bus and ple. Board if desired. Good car lines. Garage if desired. transportation. 15340 Linwood 3026 \Vest Grand Ave. Town- Ave. Apt. 206. send 6-7749. FOR RENT-Lovely front room, YOUNG Business Woman would with cross ventilation, for em- like to make acquaintance of ployed lady in single home. refined gentleman. Write full Hot water and telephone. Col- particulars to Box 50, Detroit lingwood, between Wildemere Jewish Chronicle. and Dexter. Call Townsend 5-9847 or Niagara 1977. ENTERTAINING? - Let Auit. llalasz cater your party. Profit FOR RENT - Nice room, good by experience gained as cat- transportation. TO. 6-2875. cress to Grosse Pointe fami- lies. Finest cakes and cookies. FOR RENT - Nice, airy room Reasonable. Phone Niagara for a gentleman or business 6339. girl. Good transportation. Tele- phone and shower. Small fam- WANTED - Middle-aged woman ily of adults. 2716 Elmhurst, for light housekeeping. TW3 upstairs. adults in comfortable quar- ters. Summer Resort town. FOR RENT - Furnished room. Address Box 75, Detroit Jew- Kitchen privileges. 3380 Mon- ish Chronicle. terey. Apt. 304. TO. 7-0313. WANTED - Stenographer hav- FOR RENT - Half of bedroom. lug some legal experience. Share with girl living with fa- Available immediately. Good ther. Unlimited telephone, clean salary. Reply to Box 200, Dc- surroundings and home privi- troit Jewish Chronicle. ieges. Davison 3515. 11331 -- Dexter, apt. 308. WANTED - Experienced Jewish Cook for Institution. Good FOR RENT - Pleasant room salary. Phone Hogarth 6192. for gentleman in home of adults. Convenient to Lawton WANTED-Couple, or two girls and Dexter bus lines. Tele- to share five-room income or phone. 3032 Fullerton Ave. rent room. Un. 1-0622 or Ho. 9539. FOR RENT - Well furnished, light, airy room in home of two WANTED - Business Girl to adults. Continuous hot water. share 3-room apartment. New- Shower. No other roomers. ly furnished with own furni- Good transportation. 1996 Law- ture. Telephone, maid service rence Ave. Townsend 5-5091. every two weeks. Reference exchanged. Fri. and Sat. call FOR RENT - Attractive, fur- nished room for young lady No. 0648. Sunday call To. 7- in modern single home. Rea- 5778. Address, 13305 LaSalle, sonable. Call Townsend 6-2524. Apt. 402. Downtown Theaters The guests of Stein's Clover Lodge spent a very interesting 4th of July week-end. Thurs- day afternoon hikes were taken along the famous Indian Trails, a trip to the sand dunes, the largest in the United States, and there was fishing, tennis, and horseshoes. Thursday evening a barn dance was held. A stage revue took place Friday night and was participated in by Dr. and Al us. Crane of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs Ted Wise. Bob Feldman and Seymour Brener presented a blues singer and the claca cluck act. Miss Florence l.ipshitz directed the program and was assisted by Shirley Su- bar, pianist and social director. Saturday night was games night and Sunday afternoon, races and competitive games were held. Sunday night there were songs and games around the camp- fire. Cedar Pointe Resorters to Hear Tony Pastor July 17 II Noted 82-Year-Old Editor MICHIGAN - Tommy Dorsey Calls for More War Work and his new 31-piece recording NEW YORK (WNS)-Abra- band is now at the Michigan Theater for a week's stage up- ham Cahan, veteran editor of pPlirillICe. 011 the screen is Ver- the Jewish Daily Forward,' who onica Lake and her new roman- has won renown both as an Eng- tic partner, Alan Ladd, in "This rich novelist and as a Yiddish Gun for Hire." journalist, celebrated his 82nd FOX - Co-starring George Raft and Pat O'Brien for the birthday this week by "work as first time, "Broadway," the new usual." "This is no time for screen fare at the Fox this birthday celebrations," said the week, is an exciting melodrama veteran editor, who despite his of the 'world's most famous street during its most hectic era. years maintains his old vigor' The companion hit on the and fresh interest in affairs. "The best thing every loyal same program is "Private But:- keroo," starring Harry Jaines and American' can do," said Mr. Ca - his orchestra, the Andrews Sis- han, "is to stick strictly to his ters, Joe E. Lewis, Dick Fortin. joh, whatever it may be. We must win this war if we are to survive as a free nation in a CARD OF THANKS free world." The family of the late Lefsha Asked how it felt to be 82, Chase wish to express their sia• cere thanks and appreciation to Mr. Cahan said, "I don't notice their relatives, friends and many much difference as long as I clubs for their expressions of have my work to do. I want sympathy and kind acts during to live long enough to see Hitler and his regime destroyed and their recent bereavement. all the enemies of the United NORTH WOODWARD JWEWO States suffer the same fate." At the home of Mrs. Louis Take a little swing music-- add a few vitamins in the Eu- genie Baird manner-serve it up a la Tony Pastor . . . and there you have "Pastorized Swing," the sensational dance style to be offered next week in the Grand Ballroom at Cedar Point- on-Lake Erie. The success of Tony Pastor and his orchestra has been no less than meteoric in the past two years. Behind this success. however, are years of strenuous work, playing under the exacting batons of such leaders as Irving Aaronson, Smith Bellew, Joe Venuti, Vincent Lopez and Artie Shaw. Tony inherited the Artie Shaw band when Artie retired in New York. Setting the band up along his own lines, Tony and the new combination began to click in theaters, ballrooms, on the air and in recordings. Kukes on Glendale Ave. the North Woodward Branch of the Jewish Women European Wel- fare organization met Tuesday noon, July 7 and made final plans for the picnic to be held at Palmer Park on Tuesday, July 14. Members and friends are invited to attend. Those assist- ing. Mrs. Zelda Meyers on this committee are Mrs. David Sil- verstein, Mrs. Sam Stockier, Mrs. J. Atchley, M rs. S. Greenberg, Mrs. Sonia Epstein and Mrs. L. Margolin. Tickets are now being dis- Rev. Cantor SURGICAL NIMIEI. 25 leers' Practice It 1. 1 .01111111 ended by 1'I0 MOURN I ■ 1111 tributed for the annual excur- sion to Bob-Lo Park to be held on Tuesday, July 28. Mrs. E. Weisman is chairman and is in charge of tickets. Tickets can be obtained by calling Mrs. Weis- man at Townsend 6-2859 or at her home, 2969 Fullerton. Mem- bers and friends are urged to get their tickets early. Adults' tickets 75 cents and children's Hebrew School Committee tickets 35 cents. There will be games and prizes. Cooperation Chairmen Are Named is asked from clubs and organi- The newly elected president of zations to help make a suc- the United Hebrew Schools, Ru- cess. dolph Zuieback, appointed the following chairmen of commit- tees: Maurice H. Zackheim, board of education; Rabbi Morris Ad- ler, education information com- mittee; Nathan Yaffa and Isaac R o s e n t h a I, house committee; Louis Stoll, real estate commit- tee; Maurice Landau, finance and budget committee; Aaron A. Sil- berblatt, membership committee; Harry Cohen, scholarship com- mittee; Joseph B. Cotten, alumni committee, and Louis Robinson, administrative staff and enroll- ment. The United Hebrew Schools will close for vacation July 17 and will resume sessions on Monday, Aug. 17. FOR RENT - Nice, furnished WANTED--Room and board for room in home of two adults, working mother and boy of for gentleman or employed seven. Complete charge of middl e-a g e d woman. Good child; good home near school. transportation. 4051 Tuxedo. Tyler 6-2340. LADY WISHES to share her FOR RENT - Nicely furnished room with private lavatory for beautiful home with couple, one or two in single home. preferably only husband em- Twin beds if desired. Tele- ployed. Exclusive Marygrove phone. Good transportation. section. References exchanged. 2405 Sturtevant, corner La- Reply to Box 100, Detroit Salle. Jewish Chronicle. FOR RENT - Nice, furnished FOR RENT - Very desirable room for gentleman in home furnished room for lady. Con- of adults. Near bus and car veniently located to bus and lines. Garage if desired. 2480 street cars. Pleasant environ- Gladstone. Tyler 5-8119. ment. Small family. 2731 Tux- edo. Townsend 7-2954. Lower. FOR RENT - Beautifully fur- nished front bed room in home Shertok Has Confidence FOR RENT - Large, beautiful of middle-aged couple. Close In British Resistance furnished room with cross ven- to street car or bus. Reasonable tilation, suitable for one or 2939 Buena Vista W. Town- JERUSALEM (WNS) - In two, in adult home. Good send 5-8217. spite of the advance of the Nazi transportation. Garage if de- troops, Moshe Shertok, chief of sired. 2975 Cortland. FOR RENT - Lovely furnished the political department of the room in home of small fam- Jewish Agency, expressed confi- FOR RENT - Furnished room ily for employed couple or Bence that "increased British re- for gentleman. Shower. Plenty two gentlemen. Convenient inforcements of hot water. Excellent trans- transportation. R e a s o n a ble. emy." Shertok will halt the en- declared that portatio n. 1617 Gladstone. Townsend 7-7315. 2682 Rich- "there is good reason to believe Trinity 2-2849. ton Ave. that the whole allied strength FOR RENT - Beautiful, mod- FOR RENT - Large, furnished will be massed for the defense ern furnished room with small room in home of three adults, of this sector." "A German vic- adult family. Suitable for one for lady or gentleman. Good tory in this part of the world," or two persons. Unlimited tele- transportation. 2524 LaBelle said Shertok, "didn't mean com- phone. Board if desired. Chi- plete defeat of England, but it Ave. Townsend 5-9013. cago Blvd. Good transportation. would mean the destruction of Tyler 5-2289. FOR RENT - Bright, airy fur- Israel's hopes and the strenuous nished room in home of three efforts of three pioneer Zionist WOODHULL LAKE - 1, 2 or adults. Pleasant surroundings. generations." more rooms with kitchen privi- Excellent transportation. 2525 leges. $10 a week and up. Taylor Ave. Phone Ty. 4-2944. Zionists Publish List of Vinewood 1-0400. FOR RENT - Comfortable, fur- Officers in U. S. Army FOR RENT - Nice, furnished niched room for one or two. WASHINGTON (WNS) - The room for lady or gentleman 3710 Richton, apt. 209. Davi- national office of the Zionist or- in home of small family. Good son 6686. ganization this week published transportation. 4225 Duan( the first list of its Zionist lead- Ave. Davison 1678. FOR RENT - Lovely, furnished ers who are serving as com- room in quiet adult home. Ex- missioned officers in various FOR RENT - Large, furnished cellent transportation. Garage. branches of the armed services. room in adult home. Board Reasonable. 4081 Monterey. The number Of ZOA members optional. Garage. Unlimited Upper. Northlawn 2680. serving in the ranks is estimated telephone. Good transporta- at several thousand. tion. 3351 Fullerton Ave. FOR RENT - Nice, furnished It was announced here that for Townsend 6-0591. room for young lady. Board the first time the Zionist conven- if desired. Pleasant surround- tion will be held jointly with that RADIOS REPAIRED - Prompt ings. Good transportation. of Hadassah. The convention and efficient service. Reason. 3011 Cortland Ave. Town- he held in New York from will Oc- able prices. Call Sam DeCes- send 9-3649. tober 15 to 19. are. Townsend 8-9840. FOR RENT - Clean, nicely fur- CLASSIFIED WANTED-Woman to caak and nished room for one or two in take care of six-room house. home of small family. Excel- FOR RENT-Furnished room for Adults only. No laundry. lent transportation, Townsend Gentleman in private home. Good pay. Northlawn 8321. 6-4439. 2245 Hazelwood. Tyler 6-1096. Jacob Silverman . Iosplh tlN 9371 Wildemere ry. 4-0062 Marriages Performed The Well Known Rev. Hyman Schulsinger of Capable and Specialism' MOHEL Also Marriages Performed. Services In MIX'. 111,11 and Yiddish 1934 Hazelwood Tiler 6.6960 OBITUARY LEFSHA CHASE of Port Huron, Mich., formerly of Detroit, died Saturday, June 27, at the age of 68. Funeral services were held Sunday, June 28, at Chesed Shel Eines Hall. Rabbi I. Stollman officiated. She is survived by five children, Bernard and Becky of Detroit, Meriam of Port Huron, Drozna and Yankel of Russia, and nine grandchildren. Rev. S. MOGILL 2641 GLENDALE AVE. TOwnsend 9-0344 SURGICAL MOHEL Marriages Performed ABRAHAM RASKIN t' of 2471 Pingree Ave., died July ' Rev. Cantor DAVID GOLDEN 5. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros. Chapel, July 7, with interment at Westwood Ceme- tery. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Morris Schwartz, and six sons, Morris, Samuel, !ferrules Favorite M 0 II E I. 6-94D0 Wedding Ceremo- nies Performed at II and by Ap- poliitment. Emil, Morton, Ralph and Nathan. JUDITH FINEMAN of 18409 Birchcrest Dr., aged 6, died July 8. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros. Fun- eral Home on July 9, with in- terment at Clover Ilill Park Cemetery. She is survived by her parents, Dr. and Mr's. George Fineman, and one sister. HARRY YERMAN of 268 Hague Ave., aged 52, died .July 7. Funeral services I R E C Garbage Ash and Rubbish. Reinforced Concrete. Fully Guaranteed. Priced Hight AMERICAN RECEPTACLE Co. 579 Kenilworth To. 115819 were held at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home July 9. Burial took place at Beth Abraham Cemetery, with Rabbis Harold Rosenthal and Jo- seph Thumim officiating. He is survived by his wife, Hannah, and a son, Arnold. of Cong. Bath Tefilo Emanuel MONUMENTS JOSHUA SELMAN 11501 Petoskey Ave., aged 82, died July 5. Burial took place July 6 at Russiche Cemetery on July 6. Survived by five sons, William, Samuel, Saul, Arthur, Ilyman ; two daughters, Mrs. Ber- tha Bricker and Mr's. Philip Sha- piro. Manuel Urbacb Granite and Marble Monuments 7729 TWELFTH ST. 'PYLE'S 6-1192 Detroit's Finest Jewish Funeral Home W iitoits 7739 JOHN It STREET TRinity 2-2114