scp;;mbcr 25, 1942 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Jewish Sports World • • • HAVE YOU HEARD THAT? Private Billy Conn grosses the If the forthcoming fight be- expected million dollar gate on tween Sergeant Joe Louis and October 12 when these two heavy- weights clash for the champion- SALE-APARTMENT PROPERTY ship, Mike Jacobs, the sports promoter and the man in charge of the Columbus Day affair will have been solely responsible for more than $5,000,000 that will have been poured into the coffers will emerge the leader la banking, of the U.S.O., the Navy and Industry and trade. Prompt Invest- ment in Detroit realty will secure Army Relief Societies. . . . Un- e riches of the h ur share of t lo less Harry Feldman, the hottest new host-war world. See Mr. Bed- pitcher to have hit the New York rord for Fats and Figures. Giants in years, enlists in the cents on the 1.intaidations--50 Army, he will find himself in line dollar, Cream of I let roit apts. $5,- for a $5,000 increase in salary ,000 down. Small 4 % 000 to $51 1 next season. As a relief pitcher terms. Harry has won six games and near Blaine. I th *6,000 1)01111 lost one in this his first year up rooms. Was valued 20 wilts 3 to with the big time. . . . More than 3130,0110, Now only $37,5011. that, he has been clouting the $1,200 Ilo•n-Elinhurst 19 units apple at the amazing mark of 3 to 4 rooms. Rent $9,500 t enant a .355. pay utilities. One of the saddest tales that $7,1400 Down-Glendale 21 units 4 we've heard concerns Barney Ross, to 5 m o ats. Rent $10,000. former triple title holder and one nown-Euclid 211 units 3 of the gamest cock-robins the to 4 rooms. Rent $11,1110. rosined arena ever saw. Barney, now with the Marines, retired $1,500 Dow n-NVillis . colored 23 from the ring as the undefeated units I to 5 rooms. Rent $11,000. lightweight crowns. . . . He also $10,000 How n-I teaut y 'tear Wood- quit the boxing game with some- ward. Rent $15,000. Earns 12% net thing like half a million salted on sacrifice price. Ita 1. easy mtg. Just one of these-never again. away for his old age. . , . But now for the tears, Today, he's 11031ER WARREN & penniless-lost it all in his father- 5s Years' I >emendable Servlue in-law's business ventures. Ca. 0321 Dime Bldg. Bombardier Meyer Levin, the hey an- hat of tort America ign for gist Itto of 942 nu,. the wet - Var will iza- wi- nos the ar- for of ✓ ee tivi- iza- ?at- for Ad- or tor- all like igi CLASSIFIED am- ew- dye des the of ons and !led DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER. BOOKKEEPER W ANTE D-- Young lady for furniture store. Hebrew, Yiddish, and Bar Mitz- Shechter Furniture Co., 8928 vah, English and Citizenship - Twelfth Street Trinity 2-3636. my specialty. Reading and 2-3636. writing guaranteed. Free trial lesson. 1964 W. Delaware St. Phone Tyler 6-0042 or Davison WANTED -- Experienced book- keeper for retail furniture 9392. store. Good pay. Good hours. FOR RENT--Beautiful room in Call Madison 5588 before 6. modern home. Young lady pre- ferred. Home conveniences. WILL. SHARE my attractive apartment with congenial Telephone. 2537 Glynn Court couple or two business girls. FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished Twin beds. Chicago Blvd. Tele- room. Good transportation. phone Tyler 6-5191. 3781 Calvert. Tyler 5-271'7. BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED room, FOR RENT-Large, airy room in home of adults. for one or for one or two in home of two two persons. Steam heated adults. Good transportation. apartment. Board if desired. 3302 Boston Blvd. Townsend Unlimited 'phone. Good trans- 6-5057. portation. Chicago Blvd., be- tween Lawton and Dexter. FOR RENT - Beautifully fur- Telephone Tyler 5-2289, Sat- nished room in home of adults urday and Sunday Morning for couple or two ladies. House- during week days. keeping privileges. Convenient transportation. Telephone fa- ROOM WANTED with kitchen cilities. Inquire Monday at privileges for elderly lady. In 9395 McQuade Ave. Tyler 6- the vicinity of La Salle and 7494, Fourteenth Sts., between Tux- edo and Fullerton. Telephone FOR RENT-Attractive furnished Townsend 7-5530. furnished room in home of adults. Reasonable. G o o (1 FOR RENT - Comfortable fur- transportation. 2605 Elmhurst nished room for gentleman. Ave., apt. 203. Townsend 5- Good transportation. Small 76(17. family. 3326 Elmhurst Ave. lad who rode the front gun cock- pit of the plane in which Captain Colin Kelly blasted a Japanese battleship, was a top-notch high school athletic in Brooklyn sonic eight years ago. Mike starred in baseball and basketball at Brook- lyn. . . . Leonard Levy, behemoth all-American tackle on the Uni- versity of Minnesota football ma- chine last year is now in the Army . Len was a wrestlig champ as well and is now specializing in jiu-jitsu in preparation for a job with a Commando unit. leans Kashdan and Sammy Res- chevsky-co-heolders of the Amer- ican Chess Federation champion- ship, will play a series of seven matches with the American title at stake. The matches will be played in as many Army camps and the proceeds will be turned over to the U.S.O. And, in case, just in case you're wondering who would pay to see a chess bout, we'll bet you an average of a thousand dollars a match is handed over to the Service Or- ganization. Elliot Arnold, author of the best-seller "The Commandos" and 'Young Man of Manhattan"- ince played football with this scribe.. . Strange as it seems, Benny Friedman was saluted by the en- tire Corps of Midshipmen when single-handed he rode rough shod over a gallant Navy eleven and heat the Middies with his brilliant signal calling and passing. . . Dies At 82 jet iity 050 ind r a sell !ies ea- un- uul the ed. lief at on- by we e4, an- on- S i.' , lit nir 1111 1, Ind iii 111• h11- inr the lei ag- ate ley for in- of th- :he 6 be at 111• rn- hr 1 ROOM AND BOARD desired by FOR RENT-Nice large furnished room, in home of small adult young lady. Must be within 15 family, kitchen privileges if or 20 minutes of Grand Cir- desired. Good transportation. cue Park. Call Sylvia Baurer, between 9 and 5 at Fitzroy 3244 Cortland Ave. Townsend 2626. 7-2579 FOR RENT - Nicely furnished FOR RENT-Desirable room for young lady in private home. room in private home. Good Kitchen privileges if desired. transportation. Unlimited tele- phone. 2742 Taylor. Tyler 4- Good transportation. 3764 5586. Edison Ave. - - FOR RENT-Large airy room WIDOW wants to share apart- ment with middle aged em - for one or two gentlemen. comfortably furnished. Good ployed lady. References. Tele- t ransportation. 3297 Virginia phone Tyler 5-5932. P Park. Tyler 7-4108. FOR RENT - Nicely furnished with room for one or two persons FOR RENT-Lovely room employed. Good transportation. middle aged couple. Board op- Adults. 2744 Tuxedo. Tele- tional. Convenient transporta- phone Townsend 6-5403. tion. Call Davison 0884, Sun- (lay from 2 to 6 P. M. FOR RENT - Nicely furnished room suitable for young lady. FOR RENT-Cheerful furnished 4026 Webb Ave., upper. North- room in attractive apartment lawn 4978, near Dexter and for lady. Two adults in family. Plymouth bus line. Unlimited telephone. Elmhurst between Wildemere and Dex- REFINED YOUNG LADY (lc- ter. Townsend 7-8865. sires to contact another with apartment to share. Separate FOR RENT-One double and one sleeping accommodations pre- -ingle room, newly decorated, ferred. Government employee. in quiet home. Excellent trans- Call Tyler 7-8858 before 6 portation. 2948 Elmhurst. P. M. Sunday. Townsend 7-4452. OBITUARY MINNIE BURNETT died Sept. 18 at the age of 56. Funeral services were held Sept. 20 at Lewis Bros. with interment at Cloverhill Park Cemetery. Rab- bi Harold Rosenthal officiated. She is survived by her three sis- ters; Mrs. Belle Lachman, Mrs. Herman Lemke and Mrs. Louis Werbe of Flint, Mich. and one brother, Mason Burnett of Cop- ley, Ohio. YETTA BURNETT died Sept. 20 at the age of 86. Funeral services were held Sept. 22 at Lewis Bros. with interment at Clover Hill Cemetery with Rabbi Morris Adler officiating. She is survived by her three daughters; Mrs. Belle Lachman, Mrs. Herman Lemke and Mrs. Louis Werbe of Flint, Mich.; and one son, Mason Burnett of Cop- ley, Ohio. ISRAEL ROSEN died Sept. 20 at the age of 63. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros. on Sept. 22. Burial was at Beth Moses Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Minnie; two daughters, Hannah and Mrs. William Gallagher of Traverse, City. EDWARD SELDES died Sept. 24 at the age of 53. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros., Sept. 25, with inter- ment at Clover Hill Cemetery. Rabbit A. M. Herschman officiat- ing. He is survived by his wife, Rose; two daughters, Mrs. Ben Schutzman and Mrs. M. Lederer , one son, Irving; and two sisters, Mrs. H. Weintraub, and Mrs. B Gelman. Did you know that Loren Mao- sel, the youngster who conducted the New York Philharmonic Sym- phony Orchestra at the Lewisohn Stadium this summer, owes much of his success to advertising tycoon Albert Lasker? SOAPS -OE ALL KINDS-- MAINTENANCE SUP PI. I ES ACME PACKING & SUPPIA• CO., INC. 325 W. Jefferson RA. 9880 EDELMAN - v 1/ Townsend 7-4193 Rev. Cantor Jacob Silverman . SURGICAL 31011E1. 25 Years' Practice Recommended b, Physicians and Hospitals MARY LIEBERMAN died Sept. 24. Burial services were held Sept. 25 at the Lewis Bros. Funeral Home. She is sur- vived by her husband, Dr. Bar- nard L.; son, Barry; mother, Mrs. MAX PRUSSIAN Lillian Dulkin and a sister, Beat- Max Prussian, aged 82 died at rice, of Chicago. his home 1544 Glynn Court, Tues- day, Sept. 22. He was born in ESTHER ZEMAN Vilna, Russia and arrived in this died Sept. 19 at the age of 36. country 65 years ago, settling in Burial services were held Sept. the City of Boston, Mass., where 20 at Lewis Bros. with interment he resided for 47 years. He at. Clover Hill Cemetery. Rabbi came to the City of Detroit in A. M. Herschman officiated. She 1925 and was very active in is survived by two brothers, many communal orthodox Jewish David and Arthur; and one sister, affairs. He was a member of the Mrs. Louis Brenner. Beth Tefilo Emanuel Synagogue and of the Mizrachi organization NATHAN GREENBERG and a founder and loyal worker (lied Sept. 21 at the age of 86. of the Old Folks Home. The Burial was held at Lewis Bros., funeral services were held at Sept. 22 with Rabbi Morris Adler Lewis Bris. on Wednesday, Sept. and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar offic- 23. Services were conducted by iating. Interment was held at Rabbi A. M. Hershman and Can- Clover Hill Cemetery. Mr. Green- tor Jacob Sonenklar. berg was born in Kateranislav, He is survived by his wife, Russia and came to this country Rose; one son, Meyer; two 30 years ago. He is survived by daughters, Esther R. Prussian his two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude and Mrs. Davis H. Cole, and 7 Budnitsky and Mrs. Rose Kroger grandchildren. of Los Angeles, Calif., and two sons, Aaron and Morris. OBITUARY MARY GORDON (lied Sept. 20 at the age of 67. Funeral services were held Sept. 22 at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home with Rabbi Morris Adler and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar officiat- ing. Burial took place at the O.B.A. Cemetery in Chicago. She is survived by her children; Sarah M., Mac, Samuel P., Pearl I., Jack C.; two sisters, Elizabeth Chapman and Mrs. Helen Jame- son; and two brothers; Charles T. and Joseph P. Chapman. F REAL ESTATE 9371 Wildman, TY. 4-0062 Marriages Performed The Well Known Rev. Hyman Schulsinger of Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel LOUIS MARKOFSKY died Sept. 19 at the age of 67. Funeral services were. held Sept. 20 at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home. Burial was at Machpelah Ceme- tery with Rabbi A. M. Herschman and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar offic- iating. He is survived by his son, Samuel; three daughters, Mrs. Max Lefkowitz, Mrs. Herman of Detroit and Mrs. D. Yovis, all of Detroit and Mrs. L. Berman of New York City. . Var lief ;so- lish Vil- Re- ief, ud- far 1 1 JOSEPH A. FELLER (lied Sept. 21. Burial was held Sept. 22 at Lewis Bros. with in- terment at Bethel Memorial Park Cemetery with Rabbi Leon Frani officiating. lie is survived by his wife, Bessie; (laughter, Eleanor; two sisters, Mrs. Eva linger and Mrs. Pocher of Hollywood, Calif.; and two brothers, William of Philadelphia and Harry F. of Minneapolis. SAM GOLDBERG died Sept. 19. Burial services were held Sunday, Sept. 20 with ISABEL LOUISE GALLOW interment at the Yiddish Folks died Sept. 20 at the age of 17. Ferein Cemetery. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home with Rabbi Morris Adler officiating. -BUY WAR BONDS- Burial at Machpelah Cemetery. FOR RENT - Large beautiful LADY, 34 YEARS OF AGE, fine She is survived by her parents, appearance, highly educated Mr. and Mrs. William Callow and master bedroom to share with Detroit's Finest and cultured, desires to meet two sisters, Gladys and Joyce. congenial business girl. ew refined gentleman. Object mat- twin beds, 3 room apt: Excel- Jewish Funeral Home rimony References exchanged. CLASSIFIED lent transportation. Continuous Reply to Box 117, Detroit hot water, shower. Telephone FOR RENT - Comfortable, fur- Davison 0945. Jewish Chronicle. nished front room in private home of three adults. Young FOR RENT-Pleasant room for FOR RENT-Large, airy, com- fortable furnished room in con- lady preferred. Unlimited tele- a gentleman in home of adults. Good genial home. Good transporta- phone. Good transportation. 1502 transportation. 7739 JOHN R. STREET tion. 2708 Grand Ave. Town- 3330 Pasadena, near Dexter. GlYnn Court. Townsend 7- 7653. Townsend 6-3277. send 6-6749. Capable and Specialized MOHEL Also Marriages Performed. Services In Eng- lish and Yiddish 1934 Hazelwood 6-6960 Tiler Rev. S. MOGILL 2641 GLENDALE AVE. TOwnsend 9-0344 SURGICAL MOHEL Marriages Performs! 1••■■■•■• Rev. 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