Americo' Palish Periodical Cotter
1,0:mber 4. 194 2
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
1942
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Invest With Uncle
Sam—Buy Bonds!
The Harry A. McDonald
Election Platform
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facts
on I which to pass bills and
JERUSALEM (P ALCOR)
pi p
m not for pet Moshe Shettok, political chief —
noy
of
sonal bally-hoo.
the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
Spike o. 3—putting
returned
from
Egypt
yesterday
.
It Has Only Two Planks 1011 -call in Congress—thus doing after it trip of nearly two weeks,
awa y with the farce of only fifty during which he visited many
—But A Lot of Spikes!
members being present when an places at which Jewish units in
The First Plank—"Win the appropriation bill of billions is the British army are stationed
esente d.
War"—first order of business pr Spike No. 4—Restoring the in- He also inspected camps of the
with all Americans,
Auxiliary Territorial Service, in
dependent status of Congress— which hundreds of Palestine Jew-
The Second Plank—"Keep the so that its agreement with tha esses are enrolled.
Formula for a Free Existence"— executive branch of government
while winning the war, for our shall be through conviction one
prosperity and peace to follow.
not political expediency.
Win the War By:
Spike No. 1—Placing as muc.li
trust in dollar-an-hour
IRVING FLEISCHMAN
a-an-hour men as •n Pisgah Bowling League
dollar-a-year men.
II years old, died Sept. 1, 1912
Holding Practice Sessions
Spike No. ?—Abolishing
Harper Hospital. Funeral serv-
—Abolishing favor-
Practice sessions are now be- ices were held Sept. 2, at Lewis
itism and s ubstituting merit in
held by the Pisgah Lodge Bros. Funeral Home, Rabbi Mor-
grant ing commissi
ons. That will
Burial was
sustai n moral e Of volunteers
ffi
and Bowling League preparatory to ris Adler officiating.
their official season opening on at Clover Cemetery. He is sur-
draftees.
\rived by his parents, Mr. and
Spike No. 3—Removing all lim- Ap . 17.
Milton Weinstein, president of Mrs. Arthur Fleischman, and one
its on production.
the
League,
invites
all
persons
brother.
Spike No. 4—Regaining control
of the Budget--forcing it to use tI who are interested in becoming
BARUCH WEISS
member of the Pisgah Bowling passed away Aug. 28, funeral
millions now wasted in non-essen-
tials for guns, ships, planes, and League to contact him at the services were held Aug. 30, 1942
next session of practice bowling, from Lewis Bros. Funeral Home.
tanks.
Spike No. 5—Removing young Thursday, Sept. 10, 9:00 p.m. at Rabbi Eisman officiated, burial
job-holders Out of soft govern- the Bowl-O-Drome on Dexter ave., was at Beth Tefilo Emanuel Cem-
ELECT
ment spots and into the war ef- or call Mr. Weinstein at CA. etery. He was 82 years old, and
fort, replacing them with willing, :3984- is survived by one son, Isadore.
OTTO E.
competent older persons.
MAX OBERFIELD
Spike No. 6—Throwing out the Maurice Wartell In
age 52, died Monday Aug. 31, at
bench warmers, sending the first, Armed Forces
St. Marys Hospital. Funeral serv-
team into Congress.
ices were held Wednesday, Sept.
Maurice M. Wartell former out- 2, at the chapel of the Hebrew
Keep Our Formula for a Con-
standing pitcher and popular con- Benevolent Society, Joy Rd. and
tinued Free Existence By:
Spike No. 1—Forgetting profits cert-master of Northern High Wildemere Ayes. He was a resi-
State Representative
today—but hanging on to the School, has entered the armed dent of Detroit for 35 years. He
forces.
profit system for tomorrow.
is survived by his wife, Clara,
Vote Democratic
Spike No. 2—Using investiga-
Wartell was hailed by his for- one son, Edward, one daughter,
tive powers of Congress to g..4. mer classmates for his combined Mrs. Bernice Stone, and one sis-
ability as musician and ballplay- ter, Mrs. Lena Stone.
er, both of which he did exceed-
ANNE KOPHAL
ingly well.
died Aug. 31 at the age of 56.
He
is
a
gr
aduate
of
Temple
L nppy' New Year to All My Friends
Funeral services were held Sept.
Beth El.
1, from Lewis Bros. Funeral
Elect...
For the past five years he has Home. Burial was at Mt. Sinai
been employed in the office of Memorial Park Cemetery. She is
Dr. Seymour
one of our leading downtown de- survived by her husband and one
partment stores.
sister, Mrs. Albert Wauldron.
OBITUARY
WENDEL, JR.
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FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT — Large, well fur- FOR RENT—Pleasant, furnished
fished front room. Two baths.
room in private home for em-
Unlimited
telephone.
Good
ployed young lady. 2714 Cal-
transportation. Wildemere near
vent Ave. Townsend 5-2596.
Chicago Blvd. Tyler 5-2922.
FOR RENT — Very desirable,
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
clean room in apartment, 2930
young lady. Call Sundays or
W. Chicago, Apt. 205, near
after 7:30 P. M. daily. Tyler
Lawton. Call. Tyler 6-6932 Sat-
7-4656.
urday afternoon, Sunday morn-
ing or week days after 5:30
FOR RENT • — Nicely furnished
P. M.
room for couple. Also room for
gentleman to share. Good FOR RENT—Room with refined
transportation. Tyler 5-7533. adult family, 2 baths and
shower. References exchanged.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN, living
Tyler 4-5694. Philadelphia near
alone, wishes to share, with
La Salle.
lady or gentleman, his quiet,
neatly furnished five room FOR RENT—Room for gentle-
bungalow, or will rent large
man. Good transportation. Ref-
room. Garage if desired. With
erences required. :3038 Elm-
or without kitchen privileges.
hurst. Townsend 7-2118.
Call Davison 2298.
"Rhythmania" at Club
Three 666 this Week
"Rhythmania" is the name of
and an "in a word" description
of the new fast-moving musical
revue that Bettie Taylor is offer-
ing this week at Club Three 666.
Walter Green, whose amazing tap
exhibitions, involving complete
muscle control, are drawing plenty
of attention, continues as the star
of the new show with a talented
supporting cast that remains al-
most intact from the previous
"Jivesappopin'." With the excep-
tion of newcomers Mooch and
Mooch, comedy dance team, the
cast includes Rosita Lockhart, at-
tractive soubrette; Morton
"Swing" Brown, swing expert;
Joa-Anna Holmes, unusual song-
stress; Sam Fouche, swing-mas-
ter of ceremonies; the lovely danc-
ing Taylorettes, and Prince Al-
bert popular lyric tenor. "Swing
Interlude" provides the novel
opening, featuring the Taylor-
ettes. "Hawaiian War Chant," col-
orful ensemble number from the
previous revue, has been retained
by popular request and again oc-
cupies the center spot. The finale
features Walter Green and the
entire company, with Green per-
forming a unique tap routine on
top of a huge drum. "Lanky"
Bowman and his orchestra play
for dancing and the revue. George
Sanders at the Hammond organ
and the songs of Joa-Anna con-
tinue as the lull feature.
WANTED — To make acquaint- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
mom for one or two. Good
ance with young lady or widow
transportation. Mrs. Wald, 3216
under thirty, (with or without
Cortland.
children). Object matrimony.
Must have genial disposition. FOR RENT — Large, beautiful
Replies confidential. Address
master bedroom to share with
Box 275, Detroit Jewish Chron-
congenial girl. New twin beds. $10,000 Raised for Palestine
icle.
--- — ---- Two dressing tables. Fire- at Myra Hess Concert
place.
Unlimited
telephone.
1'OR RENT — Beautiful, large,
Meals optional. Good trans-
LONDON (PALCOR) — The
furnished room in home of
portation.
3746 Clairmount sum of $10,000 was raised for
t tree adults. Suitable for one
(not on carline). Tyler 5- Palestine at a concert given here
o r tw o business women, gentle-
8343.
yesterday by Myra Hess, distin-
men, or couple. Kitchen prix-
ti
lieges if desired. Garage. Good WANTED—Experienced man to guished
first t pianist, who had for the
publicly identified her-
transportation. 2975 Cortland, clerk in grocery and fruit store.
self with the Zionist movement.
upper.
$50.00 weekly to start. ,Must The Lord Chancellor John Simon
drive. 7710 W. McNicholas Rd. kind Viscountess S i m o n were
I OR RENT—Pleasant, furnished
room.
Good
transportation. WANTED --- Girl or woman to among the notable audience at the
2708 Sturtevent. Townsend 6 -
clerk in grocery store. Good performance, the proceeds of
7032.
pay to the right worker. 7710 which went to the Jewish Nation-
al Fund and the Women's Zionist
W. McNichols Road.
!..OR RENT —_ Two nicely fur-
Federation.
nished rooms in single home of WANTED—Young man to drive
adults. Gentlemen or employed
and clerk in grocery store.
CLASSIFIED
couple preferred. 2726 Pingree.
Good pay. Good hours. Good
Tyler 4-0125.
chance for advancement. 7710 FOR RENT—Large airy room in
W. McNichols Road.
home of small adult family in
, y ANTED — Experienced book-
the Northwest Section. Good
keeper-
Capable of taking WA's:TED—Refined busines s wo-
transportation. Unlimited phone.
charge of office in wholesale
man about 30 to share 3-room
Employed couple desired. Ref-
house. References. Apply 138
apartment, Richton near Dex-
erence required. Write Detroit
E. Jefferson Ave.
ter. $25.00 per month. Refer-
Jewish Chronicle. Box 125.
ences exchanged. Madison 2830
FRAICE MAN'S WIFE would
-- 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M.
FOR RENT—Large, airy room in
like to share lovely furnished
two
home of small adult family, for
room apartment, with busi- FOR RENT—Lovely room. Two
gentleman or employed couple.
'less girl. Good transportation.
windows. Pleasant home envir-
Continuous hot water. Unlim-
References exchanged. Town-
onment. Excellent transporta-
ited telephone. Goc)(1 . transpor-
send 5-1832, Sunday and Mon-
tion.
Mrs.
.1.
Freed,
2695
Mont-
tation. 3337 Buena Vista, near
day.
erey, upper.
Dexter. Townsend 8-4717.
PLISKOW FAMILY
The Pliskow Family Association
made a donation in honor of the
74th birthday of their great aunt,
Mrs. Pearl Motov, who is visiting
here from Boston, Mass.
LA SALLE
Window Shade Co.
WINDOW SHADES
MADE TO ORDER
Cleaned and Repaired
LINOLEUM
Inlaid and Battleship
Rugs and Furniture
VENETIAN BLINDS
Drapery Hardware
l.et Our Prices and save
Free Estimates Funnelled
8625
Rev. Cantor
Jacob
Silverman
1\111111:1.
25 Venni
Priselice
Recommended hs
and
Hospitals
9371
Wildemere
TY. 4-0062
Ntarringem
Performed
The Well Known Rev.
Hyman Schulsinger
of Cong.
Beth Tefilo
Emanuel
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
A tombstone in memory of
the late Mrs. Sarah Stone Freed-
man, wife of David Freedman
and mother of Private Lewis S.,
Morton and Mrs. Natalie Canvas-
ser, will be unveiled Sunday,
Sept. 6, at 1 P. M. at Clover Hill
Park Cemetery, Section 14. Rabbi
A. M. Hershman and Jacob Son-
enklar will officiate. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
Unveiling of Monument
A tombstone in memory of the
late Mrs. Rebecca Freedman, wife
of Harry Freedman, and mother
of David, Louis, Albert, Mrs. Fan-
nie Strauss, Mrs. Anna Gibbs,
Mrs. Shirley Kahn and Mrs. Bella
Lovitky, of Flint, will be un-
veiled Sunday, Sept. 6, at 1 P. M.
at Clover Hill Park Cemetery,
Section 14. Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar
will officiate. Relatives a n d
friends are invited to attend.
Capable and
Specialised
MOHEL
Also Marriages
Performed.
In Eng-
lish and Yiddish
1934 Hazelwood
TLler 6-6960
Services
Rev. S. MOGUL
2641 GLENDALE AVE.
TOwnsend 9-0344
SURGICAL MOHEL
Marriages Performed
Rev. Cantor
UNVEILING
A monument in memory of the
late Dora Mendelsohn will be un-
veiled Sunday, Sept. 6, at 1:00
P. M. at the Chesed Shel Emes
Cemetery. Friends are invited to
attend.
DAVID
GOLDEN
Deiroirs Favorite
M 0 II E L
Tiler 6-9190
1Vedding Ceremo-
nies Performed at
Home and by Ap-
pointment.
UNVEILING
A monument in memory of the
late Nathan Grossman will be un-
veiled Sunday, Sept. 6, 1942 at
11 a.m. at Beth Tefilo ceme-
tery, Woodward Ave. near 8-
Mile Road. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
IN MEMORIUM
In loving memory of our deo
est beloved husband and fathe
Simon Schechter who passed awa
15 years ago, Sept. 5, 1927.
LINWOOD
CALL TYLER 5-1230
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You are not forgotten, Fath
dear
Nor will you ever be,
As long as life and memory last
We will remember thee.
We miss you now, our hearts ar
sore
As time goes by we miss yo
more;
Your loving smile, your gentl
face
No one can fill your vacant place
To. 8 5889
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MONUMENTS
Manuel arbad)
Granite and Marble Monuments
Sadly missed by wife an
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