A men-call ,eivish Periodical Cotter Neugarten Sunshine Club Luncheon Held Nov. 18 Mrs. Morton L. Snyder, presi • dent, presided at the Neugarten Sunshine Club on Nov. 18, and aelcomed friends and members of the assembly. Mrs. Lester S. Smith, chair- man, read congratulatory tele- grams and letters from friends of the organization. Program chairman, Mrs. Benj- amin Krell, Jr., presented Mrs. Martin Krauss, who offered the prayer; Dr. Leo M. Franklin, who gave an inspiring address, and Ardis Ailing, of New York City, who presented a series of comedy sketches and the "Song gnla kYne the fay- Was Inn. and for line rley are: Syl- den A•y, ■ nd- crl in [nal of Songs." Mrs. Edmund Gil- bert was accompanionist for Miss Ailing. Proceeds derived from the lunches will enable the club to carry on its philanthropic work for the coming year. The executive board was en- tertained at luncheon on Nov. 16 at the home of Mrs. Charles Aller, with Mrs. Lester Smith as co-hostess. The regular meeting will be held at the Jewish Center on Nov. 23, at 2 p. m. Dessert luncheon will be served at 1:30. The board of directors will meet at 11 a. m. on Nov. 23, preceding the regular meeting. -CLASSIFIED FOR RENT - Nice furnished FOR RENT-Unfurnished room room suitable for gentleman or to rent, working couple pre- couple. No kitchen privileges. f ered. Good transportation. 2068 Gladstone. Tyler 6-9284. Second house from Dexter. Sol Galemba, 3352 Clements, FOR RENT-Lovely furnished Townsend 5-7322. room in beautiful home for one or two girls. Home of 3 FOR RENT - Nice clean fur- adults. Excellent transporta- nished room in home of small t tion. Automatic heat. Real family. Good transportation. home for congenial party. 2270 2297 W. Euclid, between 14th Clairmount. Tyler 4-1282. and La Salle. Tyler 7-4803. "Life Of The Party" Is Season's First Musical Hit At Wilson With the addition of Charles Ruggles, the screen's and stage's great comedian, "Life of the Party," Henry Duffy's gay mus- ical comedy hit at the Wilson Theater in Detroit, becomes even more hilarious and entertaining. The musical comedy begins its eighth week in Detroit next Mon- day and its well deserved pop- ularity will keep it there sev- eral more weeks before it moves on to Chicago and New York. Bicur Cholem Young Women's Meeting, Nov. 23 DOWNTOWN THEATRES BROCHAH GOLDSTEIN AUX. The Brochah Goldstein Auxil- FOX-"My Sister Eileen," the play that captured the nation for more than two years finally has reached the screen and will be the top feature at the Fox start- ing Friday. Starring Rosalind Russell and Janet Blair as Ruth and Eileen Sherwood respectively, the cast also features Brian Aherne, George Tobias, Allyn Joslyn, Elizabeth Patterson and Grant Mitchell. MICHIGAN-Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour in "Road to Morocco" will continue for a second hilarious week at the Michigan Theater. Compan- ion feature will be "Wings and the Woman" starting Anna Neagle as the intrepid aviatrix, Amy Mollison. iary of the Jewish Consumption Relief Society of Denver, Col., is completing plans for a donor luncheon to be held at the Stat- ler Hotel on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 1943. The guest speaker will be Rabbi Benedict B. Flager. For tickets, call the chairman, Mrs. Philip Robinson, telephone Town- send 8-9254. The next regular meeting of the local chapter will be held at the home of Mrs. A. Goldfeder, 2958 Monterey on Wednesday, Nov. 25. ABOUT PEOPLE Edward E. Grusd, Managing Editor of The National Jewish Monthly, writes in to warn us against claiming for the Jewish fold a couple of U. S. Bomber Command heroes mentioned in re- cent dispatches from England .. . Philomatians Held Debate They are Aron F. Moses and Sunday, November 15 Rudolph Toransky, neither of whom are Jewish . . . Nor, adds A debate between the proba- Grusd, may we claim Lieutenant tioners against the Philomathians Clarence Lipsky of the U. S. was held by the Philomathic De- Army, who is a Lithuanian Cath- bating Club on Nov. 15 at the olic. Shaarey Zedek Synagogue. The subject was "Resolved that 18 Rev. Cantor and 19 year old draftees should be given a year's training before Jacob going over seas." Affirmative was Silverman upheld by Norman Milin, clerk SURGICAL and Louis Silverstein. The nega- MOREL tive was upheld by two proba- 25 Years' tioners, Sandor Bernstein and Practice Norman Wexler, who was chosen Recommended by Physician's and as the best speaker of the after- Hospitals noon. William Shapiro, honorary alumnus gave the critics report. 9371 Mrs. Leo Wasserman, of 3246 Cortland Ave. was hostess to a hoard of directors meeting of the Young Women's Bicur Cholem on Monday afternoon, Nov. 16. Following an interval for re- freshments, a regular meeting was held. All plans were com- pleted for the open meeting scheduled for Monday, Nov. 23, at the home of Mrs. Louis Katz, 3203 Glendale Ave. It will be a social afternoon for the pleas- ure of the members and their friends. Prospective members will also be invited so they can hear something about Bicur Cholem work. All committee reports were given on the annual donor lunch- eon, to be held Jan. 13, 1943, at the Shaarey Zedek. To those who are interested and who desire any other information, please call the chairman of the donor NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS luncheon, Mrs. Wm. Stotler, Edward Guebs, attorney and Townsend 6-0440. counsellor-at-law, announces the removal of his law offices from 1150 National Bank Bldg., to 603 Barium Tower, where he will engage in the general practice of ROSE MELDMAN law. Telephone Cadillac 5690. died Nov. 15 at the age of 52. Funeral services were held Nov. PRIMROSE CLUB 17 at the residence, 3241 Oak- Annual donor luncheon will be man Blvd., with Lewis Bros. held on Jan. 19 at the Book-Cad- conducting the services. Inter- illac Hotel. Mrs. Carl Pearl has ment took place at the Mach- been appointed chairman by the pelah Cemetery with Rabbi Leon president; Mrs. M. Greenberg, Fram officiating. She is survived pledge chairmans are Mrs. F. by her husband, Louis, and a son, Zohott and Mrs. H. Wright, Cap- Leonard. tains are Mrs. R. Aaron, Mrs. H. Gross, Mrs. T. Cowin and Mrs. MORRIS EPSTEIN died Nov. 18 at the age of 63. M. Weinberg. F uneral services were held at KOROSTISHEVER AID the Lewis Brothers Funeral The Korostishever Aid Society Homo on Nov. 19 with interment hold its first donor luncheon at the Machpelah Cemetery. Rab- will Tuesday, Dec. 1 at Thornton's bi Morris Adler and Cantor Ja- on Shop. Mrs. Sam Seppen is cob Sonenklar officiated. He is Tea survived by his three daughters, chairman of the affair and is be- assisted by the Mesdames, Mrs. Fred Saber, Mrs. Herman ing William Sandler, I. Moray, and R. Sable and Mrs. David L. H. Burnstein.. further infor- Lefko; one son, Albert; and two mation, please For call Townsend brothers, Joseph, of Great Falls, 6-5608. Montana, and Isaac, of Boston. FOR RENT-4051 Monterey ave. FOR RENT-Lovely furnished Nice furnished room with in- room suitable for young lady ary nerspring mattress. Porch ad- or gentleman. Good transpor- hip joining room. Suitable for one tation. 2270 Taylor. Tyler 6- p. or two. Near Dexter and Ply- 4243. hip mouth bus line. Northlawn ced 3176. FOR RENT - Nicely furnished tan room in private home. Small FOR RENT - Nice furnished ee, family. Good transportation. room with private family. bb 3283 Cortland. Townsend 7- Garage if desired. 2281 Pin- 4638. I- gree, downstairs. Gentleman No preferred. Tyler 6-7753. viii FOR RENT - Nice furnished tation. Evenings or Sunday. Ind room in home of small family tly for one or two persons. Good WIDOW ALONE-Employed 4 transportation. Davison-Dexter to 12 p. m., desires to share ily section. Davison 4264. apartment, house or rent room with light kitchen privileges. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Please give phone number. room with private family. Suit- nd Write Detroit Jewish Chron- able for gentleman. Good icle, Box 197. transportation. 1618 Glynn Court. Townsend 6-1134. Lac WANTED - Elderly man for ied salesman in Army and Navy YOUNG COUPLE, no children, m- store selling general merchan- Government employed, desires bb dise. American Army and one or two furnished room rill Navy Store, 52 Cadillac Sq. apartment. Preferably in the la- Clifford 4449. northwest section.. References at furnished. Write Detroit Jew- FOR RENT-Webb Ave. Beauti- ish Chronicle, Box 462. - fully furnished 6 room lower flat. Has large living room, FOR RENT-Nice large fu•nish- breakfast room, modern kit- ed room in home of 2 adults. chen, 3 bed rooms, tile bath- Suitable for young lady or room, stall shower, oil heat, couple. Kitchen privileges. garage. Townsend 8-4648. Good transportation. 2703 W. Grand Ave. Townsend 7-3463. CHERRYLAWN-Nicely furnish- ed room. Private adult family FOR RENT-Beautiful large of 3. Continuous hot water. furnished room in home of 2 bathrooms. Good transpor- adults. Gentleman preferred. tation. tation. Evenings or Sunday. Near bus and car lines. Garage University 3-1844. if desired. 3047 Pasadena Ave. Townsend 6-4461. FOR RENT-Large cheerful well furnished room for one or GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE two. Pleasant home. Near bus WORK-Little knowledge of and street car. Townsend 6- shorthand. Typing essential. 8778. Detroit Mill Supply Co., 1909 E. Ferry AYe. Ivanhoe 5600. FOR RENT-Furnished room in lovely apartment. Suitable for FOR RENT - Nicely furnished employed couple. Home pm- room for a young lady. Small ' ileges. Call Davison 7795 or family. Good transportation. Townsend 7-5318. 2703 Sturtevant. Townsend 6- 6467. FOR RENT Large furnished room with private family. FOR RENT - Furnished room Suitable for gentleman or with twin beds. Suitable for lady. 2948 Elmhurst Ave. 2 girls or couple. Good trans- Townsend 7-4452. portation. Nice quiet home of 2 adults. Davison 2587. FOR RENT-Comfortable fur- nished room. Good transporta- FOR RENT - Furnished room. tion. Reasonable. 9831 Mc- front bedroom, three windows. Quade. Tyler 6-6016. Kitchen privileges. Good tran:- portation. 3380 Monterey, Apt. FOR RENT-Calvert. Two ad- 106. joining bedrooms. Gentlemen. Good transportation. Townsend ROOM AND BOARD WANTED 7-5485. -Quiet defense worker wants adult home around East Side FOR RENT - Nice furnished Defense plants. Write Detroit room with private family. Jewish Chronicle. Box 356. Board if desired. 2670 Glad- stone. Good transportation. FOR SALE- Tyler 7-2299. ROSELAWN 17584 FOR RENT - Large beautiful VACANT furnished room with small Nice 8 room brick. Tile lava- adult family. Good transporta- tory and bath. Gas heat. Near! tion. Modern conveniences. transportation and school. Sac- Must be seen to be appreci- rifice price. Owner, UNiversity ated. Gentleman only. 2751 1-1420. Webb Ave. FOR RENT-Nice large room I OR RENT-Nicely furnished with two large windows, cross- room suitable for gentleman. ventilation. Very good trans- Good transportation. 2471 portation. Near Linwood and Ford Ave. Near Linwood. Lawton. Reasonable rent. 2695 Monterey. FOR RENT-Two nicely fur- nished rooms with private fam- ily for gentleman or lady. FOR SALE, FLATS-Two-fam- ily flat. Seven rooms each. Single home. Good transporta- Four-car garage, two baths, tion. Townsend 8-9182. stall showers. Owner must seek smaller quarters. Call FOR RENT - Nice furnished Tyler 4-5603. room suitable for couple or single person. Good transpr- AND BOARD-Suitable tation. 2247 Hazelwood, lower. ROOM room for either one or two WA NTED-Couple for bedroom young women. Private adult home, unlimited telephone, ex- with five windows and separ- cellent transportation. North- ate bathroom, oil heated house, west section. $10 week. UN. good transportation by bus or 2-4143. street car. Davison 7183. 1 ig DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle NaveMber 20, 1942 42 CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO OBITUARY Wildemere TY. 4-0062 The Well Known Rev. Hyman Schulsinger of Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel Capable and Specialized Also Marriages Performed Seniors In Eng- lish and Yiddish 1934 Hazelwood TYler 6-6960 Rev. S. MOBIL 2641 GLENDALE AVE. TOwnsend 9-0344 BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD died Nov. 17 at the age of 75. CARD PARTY NOVEMBER 29 SURGICAL MOHEL MARY LANDSBERG Funeral services were held Nov. 19 at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home with interment at the Clover Hill Park cemetery. Rabbi Morris Ad- ler officiated. She is survived by her husband, Morris; three daughters, Mrs. Charles Racine of Florida, Stella, and Mrs. L. Bernstein; three sons, Louis H., Joseph S., and Meryl; one sister, Bessie Robinson and a brother, Joseph Brown, both of Chicago. LOUIS KOOLISH died Nov. 14 at the age of 54. Funeral services were conducted at the Ira Kaufman Funeral Home with interment at the Bnai Moshe Cemetery. Rabbi David Rine officiated. He is sur- vived by his daughter, Mrs. Tillie Kulish and a son, Ben. RACHEL MUSCOVITZ (MOSS) Marriages Performed A card party, the proceeds of which will be used to further religious and cultural work is sponsored by the Sisterhood of Congregation Bnai Moshe to take place Sunday evening, Nov. 29, in the banquet hall of the Con- gregation. Dexter and Lawrence. Mirs. Morris Weinstein and Mrs. Irving Greenspan are in charge of arrangements. All members and friends of Bnai Moshe are cordially invited to attend. Rev. Cantor DAVID GOLDEN Detroit's Favorite M 0 II E L Tiler 0-9490 Wedding Ceremo- nies Performed at Home and by Ap- pointment. EQUALITY CLUB The next meeting of the Equality Club will be held Wed- nesday evening, Nov. 25 at the home of Mrs. Clara Breitman, 8836 Linwood Ave. The officers take this opportunity to thank the many persons who have al- ready subscribed to our donor luncheon, and to those who de- sire any other information please contact Mrs. Betty Berkowitz University 3-7522. died Nov. 10 at the age of 80. Funeral services were held at the Ira Kaufman Funeral Home with interment at the Machepelah Cemetery. Rabbi Isaac Stollman UNVEILING officiated. Mrs. Muscovitz was a The family of the late Jacob resident of Detroit for over, 50 I. Lipshinsky of 3298 Webb Ave. years. She is survived by her wish to invite their relatives and son, Dr. Ervin B. Moss. friends to the unveiling to take place on Sunday, Nov. 22 at SARAH PLASKO 1:30 at Machpelah Cemetery. died Nov. 16 at the age of 56. Funeral services were held Nov. UNVEILING 17 at the Lewis Bros. Funeral The family of the late Samuel Home with interment at the Rubenstein wish to invite their Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Jos- relatives and friends to the un- hua H. Sperka officiated. She is veiling to take place Sunday, survived by her husband, Louis; Nov. 22 at 3 p. m., at the Clover three daughters, Mrs. Max H. Hill Park Cemetery. Weiss, Mrs. Sol Tachman and Edna Lee; and two sons, Phil and Joe. JENNIE ROBBINS died Nov. 17 at the age of GO. Funeral services were held Nov. 19 at the Lewis Bros. Funeral Home with interment at the Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Leon Fram officiated. She is survived by her husband, Morris; two daughters, Mrs. Louis Fried and Mrs. Maurice Klayman, and a sister, Mrs. G. Kutzen. 'tap MOHEL RECEPTACLES Garbage. Ash and Rubbish. Reinforced Concrete. Fully Guaranteed. Priced Right AMERICAN RECEPTACLE CO. 579 Kenilworth TO. 8.5889 Manuel Mach Granite and Marble monuments 7729 TWELFTH ST. TYLER 6-7192 DETROIT'S FINEST JEWISH FUNERAL HOME 7739 JOHN R. STREET TRINITY 2-2114