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November 27, 1942

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Break With Vichy
Suspends Action on
Visas to America

NEW YORK. (WNS) - Since
the breaking offof diplomatic
relations with Vichy, a move
vghich came asa result of the
American offensive in North Af-
rica, all applications for United
States visas on behalf of appli-
cants in southern France are,
for the present, being placed in
an inactive file, it was revealed
this week, by the National Refu-
gee Service in a special bulletin.
No steps can be taken to pro-
vide persons with visas to the
United States who reside in ter-
ritory where no consular visa
services are available, the Na-
tional Refugee Service has been
informed by the State Depart-
ment which states "no assurance
may be given that an alien will
receive a visa at an American
consular office until he appears
in person and is found upon ex-
amination to qualify in all re-
spects under our immigration
laws." Until definite information
can be furnished to show the

SHERWOOD FOREST

NOTHING ELSE COMPARABLE

Practi , ;illy new, .1 fine bedrin,; 2 ,•oir -
optely Hied baths; huge leather paneled
oh; rec. rut; completely tiled kitchen;
step-down living rm; 2 screened porches;
A. C. gas heat; sprinkling system; slate
roof. Complete with exquisite carpet lag,
draperies, range, refrIg. All furniture
optional. Priced far below actual Invest-
ment. We strongly urge you not to

miss this.

F.. A. (VisiNNE1.1.-IINIVEItSVPY 1-1000

persons in question have actu-
ally arrived in the territory
where they will apply for visas,
their cases should not be taken
up with the department.
Valk affidavits to bring rela-
tives from former unoccupien
France are still being accepted
by the State Department, they
will not be acted upon until cir-
cumstances change sufficiently to
justify such action, the Bulletin
points out. England, Spain and
Portugal continue to be thy'
countries in Europe where Ameri-
can consular services are avail-
able for refugees making appli-
cations for visas to this country.
The long delays and resultant
confusion caused by lack of uni-
formity in naturalization petition
investigations are being elimi-
nated following a survey made by
the United States Immigration
and Naturalization Service which
determined the proper method for
all field offices to follow. Listed
in the Bulletin is the complete
set of instructions issued to the
service's field offices by Commis-
sioner Earl G. Harrison, the most
important point being that "it
will no longer be necessary for
field offices of the service to con-
duct an outside investigation in
several specified groups, in order
to establish the applicant's loyalty
to the United States unless the
information received indicates the
necessity for such an investiga-
tion. Aliens who are of groups
which are being or have been
subjected to religious persecu-
tions in their countries of origin
are included in the group not.
ordnarily requiring outside in-
vestigation, a ruling whch should
greatly benefit Jewish refugees
whose naturalization has been
held up since America's entry
into war.

CLASSIFIED

WIDOW ALONE wishes to share FOR RENT - Beautifully fur-
large home or rent spacious
nished room for gentleman in
furnished room to couple. All
home of three adults. Near bus
privileges. Good transportation.
and car lines. Telephone if de-
Quiet location. 15803• Wark.
sired. 2727 Leslie Ave., TO.
6-6516.
University 3-5837.

FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
master room in refined home of
room in home of 3 adults. Suit-
three adults. Gentleman or
able for gentleman. Hot run-
young lady preferred. Between
ning water. Good transporta-
2 bus lines and street car.
tion. Townsend 7-2983.
Garage if desired. 2975 Cort-
land. Townsend 7-8964.
SINGLE MAN - With Civil
Secvice position. Deferred.
FOR RENT - Nice furnished
Would like to meet young lady.
room for one or two persons.
Object matrimony. Write De-
Board optional. Kitchen priv-
troit Jewish Chronicle. Box 237.
ileges. Garage if desired. Steady
hot water. Home of 3 adults. FOR RENT-Nice large furnish-
9447 McQuade, corner Edison.
ed room with private family of
Tyler 7-1855.
adults. Excellent transporta-
tion. Unlimited phone. 3358
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Collingwood, near Dexter. Sin-
room with private family in
gle home.
single home. Suitable for young
lady. 3244 Pasadena. Townsend FOR RENT-Nice large furnish-
5-5413.
ed room, suitable for gentleman
or lady. 2268 Taylor. TYler
FOR RENT-Large, airy furn-
5-5651.
ished room with private fam-
ily. Good transportation. 9617
Petoskey; one block from Joy FOR RENT - Large airy front
bedroom for working couple.
Road. Mrs. L. Schwartz.
Good transportation. Unlimited
phone. Taylor, near Lawton.
FOR SALE, FLATS-Two-fam-
Tyler 4-5586.
ily flat. Seven rooms each.
Four-car garage, two baths,
stall showers. Owner must FOR RENT - Nice clean fur-
nished room in home of small
seek smaller quarters. Call
family. Good transportation.
Tyler 4-5603.
2297 W. Euclid. between 14th
and La Salle, Tyler 7-4803.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room with private family, suit-
able for lady or couple em- ROOM TO RENT-Well furnish-
ed room for couple. Kitchen
ployed. 2956 Fullerton Ave.
privileges. Davison 8875. 3751
Townsend 5-5192.
Clements, upper.
FOR RENT - Well furnished
room with private family. Suit- FOR RENT-Nice large furnish-
ed room with private family.
able for lady or gentleman or
Suitable for any two persons.
employed couple. Unlimited
Board if desired. Call morn-
phone service. Good transporta-
ings. TO. 5-7929.
tion. 2529 Elmhurst Ave. TO.
6-3530
FOR RENT - Beautiful room,
-
with two large windows. Nice
FOR RENT - Large furnished
home environment, excellent
room in an apartment with pri-
transportation, garage service
vate family. 2075 W. Phila-
if necessary. Reasonable rent.
delphia, Apt. 201. TY. 5-7960.
2695 Monterey.
DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER. FOR RENT-Single room, pri-
Hebrew, Yiddish, and Bar Mitz-
vate home. Two bus lines. UN.
vah, English and Citizenship-
3-7846.
my .oecialty.
Reading and
writing guaranteed. Free trial FOR RENT - Pleasant room,
lesson. 1864 W. Delaware St.
good transportation. Townsend
Phone Tyler 6-0042 or Davison
6-2875.
9392.
FOR RENT-6 room flat, in ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
-High school boy wants room
Northwestern section. Furnished
and board in Northwest sec-
completely with modern furni-
tion, Please phone University
uot.ie All services included. Nice
I
2-0920.
hn. f for right couple.
11 us
have references. Father and ACCOUNTANT-BOOKEEPER -
Over 20 years production and
son will maintain room. Call
TO. 8 1551, until 6 o'clock.
commercial experience, open
close. keep books, organizing
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
monthly statements, spare time
room, suitable for couple. Kitch-
evenings, reasonable. Box 198,
riri
mit p , r iivi tl
un-
dge
desire
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
e elg ee ps ho n i e f , , good d ;trans
portation, 14th bus or Lin- FOR RENT-Six room flat, upper.
limited
Good transportation. Adults
wood car. 2508 Pingree. Lower
only. References. 3233 Elm-
flat. Sunday from 1 to 5 P.
7 11. :)Irs. Bertha Leider.
hurst Ave. Townsend 5-3033.

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I

NEUGARTEN CLUB

Mrs. Morton L. Snyder pre-
sided at the meeting of the Neu-
garten Sunshine Club held at the
Jewish Center on Nov. 23.
Mrs. Samuel Cenvissor, case
supervisor, gave a detailed case
report, and urged all members
interested in this cam work to
take an active part.
Our Will' efforts chairman, Mrs.
Jacob E. Newman, called on var-
ious members to report on the
notk they are doing in the motor
corps, canteen, surgical dressings,
blood donors to the Red Cross
bank, nurses' aid, USO, clerical
work, etc. Members of the or-
ganization are active in all fields
of the war effort.
Mrs. Lester S. Smith, 1942
luncheon chairman, reported on
the luncheon which was held Nov.
18, and thanked her co-chairmen
for their splendid cooperation in
making the luncheon a success.
All members are urged to at-
tend the December meeting, at
which election of officers will be
held.

Rev. Cantor

JEWISH NATIONAL FUND

41 CAST 42nd STREET • NEW YORK N Y

OBITUARY

ADOLPH GRABOW

died Nov. 18 and was buried
Nov. 20 from the Lewis Broth-
ers Funeral Home. Interment
took place at the Machpelah
Cemetery with Rabbi Irani
Rosenthal officiating. He is sur-
vived by a daughter, Mrs. E
Hoenig; two sons, George and
Louis of New York; two sisters,
Mrs. M. Protes and Mrs. R. Co-
hen; and three brothers, Max
Joseph and Isadore.

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
To Preach on "Road to
Victory" Friday, Dec. 5

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer of Tem-
ple Beth El will speak on Friday
evening, Dec. 5, at 8 o'clock, at
the Sabbath Eve Services on,
"The Road to Victory - Then
and Now - A Chanukah Mes-
sage and Challenge."
A social hour under the aus-
pices of the Temple Sisterhood
will be held in the social hall
following the services.
The music of the service will
be rendered by the Temple Quar-
tet, under the direction of Julius
Chajes.
Dr. Glazer will preach at the
Sabbath Morning Services in the
Liain auditorium at 11 o'clock.

Jacob
Silverman
sunnicAL

MOIIEL

VS Year.'
Practice

Dee lllll mended by
1'ita/41441th. and
Dospitois

9371
Wildemere
TY. 4-0062

The Well Known Rev.

Hyman Schulsinger

of Cong.
Beth Tefilo
Emanuel

Capable and
Specialized

MOHEL

DAVID COHEN
Also Marriages
died Nov. 20. Funeral services
Performed
were held at the Lewis Brothers
Services in Eng-
Funeral home with interment at
lish and Yiddish
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Har-
1934 Hazelwood
old Rosenthal officiated. He is
survived by his three brothers,
TYler 6-6960
William, Joe and Charlie; and
three sisters, Mrs. Florence Le-
vine, Goldie Goldsmith and Frie- TALKERS GROUP
da Miller.
The Talkers' Group is meeting
with a great response, and the
DAVID B. WERBE
members are showing great im-
died Nov. 22 and was buried provement in their ability to ex-
Nov. 25 from the Lewis Bros. press their thoughts. The ability
2641 GLENDALE AVE.
Funeral Home. Interment took to speak socially or before groups
place at the Clover Hill Park is a definite asset.
TOwnsond 9-0344
Cemetery with Rabbi Leon Fram
Visitors are invited, or if you
officiating. He is survived by his desire to become a member come
SURGICAL MOHEL
wife, Anna; mother, Leah; three up to the next meeting, held in
Marriages
Performed
sisters, Isabella, Eva, and Mrs. the Music Room of the Jewish
Saul Rothenberg; and a brother, Community Center, Woodward at
Alex.
Holbrook, Thursday evenings at
8:30.
OSCAR MERCUR
Meetings are held under the
died Nov. 26 and was buried direction of Ed Emrich. No meet-
Rev. Cantor
from Lewis Bros. Funeral Home. ing will be held on Thanksgiving
DAVID
Interment was at the Beth evening.
GOLDEN
Abraham Cemetery with Rabbi
Joseph Thumin officiating. He is
Detroit's Favorite
M 0 II E 1.
survived by his wife, Fannie; four
PYTHIAN SISTERS
Tiler 6-9410
sons, Alfred, Newton and David;
The Pythian Sisters, Greater
1Vedling Ceremo-
and a daughter, Mrs. Jos. New- Detroit Temple No. 152, are giv-
Mee
Performed at
man.
ing a charity card party on
Home and by Ap-
pointment,
REVEREND OSCAR ZACHIEM Nov. 30 at 8:30 p. m. at the
of Chicago, formerly of Detroit, Workman's Circle, 11529 Lin-
died Nov. 23. Services and burial wood. Refreshments will be serv- v,,,,,a-k
robcsis-om.srsttruv
were held in Chicago. He is sur- ed at the nominal fee of 35 cents.
RECEPTACLES
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Adolph
Garbage, Ards and Rubblah.
Ymer, and a son, nom of Den-
Reinforced Concrete. Eully
-
BUY
WAR
BONDS
-
0 till rant eed. Priced Right
ver, Colo.; three brothers, Mau-
rice of Detroit; Joseph and Isa-
AMERICAN
dore, of Buffalo, N. Y.; two sis- the Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
RECEPTACLE CO.
ters, Mrs. A. Lipman, of Lithu- Rabbi Morris Adler and Cantor
579 Kenilworth
ania and Mrs. S. Gadon, of Pal- Sonenklar officiated. He is sur-
TO. 8 5889
estine.
vived by his wife, Fanny; three
daughters, Irma, Mrs. Arthur
AARON PARMANICK
Levy and Mrs. Arthur Baum;
died Nov. 19 at the age of 79. two sons, David and Manford;
Funeral services were conducted and one brother, Joseph, of To-
by Ira Kaufman with interment ledo.
at the Hebrew Memorial Park
Cemetery. He is survived by two
SARAH KLEAR
daughters, Mrs. Ida Rubenstein
and Mrs. Louis Chad; four sons, of 19590 Stratford Ave. died
Louis, Leon, Max and Abraham, Nov. 19. Funeral services were
and one sister, Mrs. Sophie Dach. conducted by Ira Kaufman with
interment at the Hebrew Memo.
rial Park Cemetery. Rabbi Max
PEARL OFSOWITZ
J. Wohlgelernter officiated. She
of 4210 Euxedo Ave. died Nov. is survived by two daughters,
21 at the age of 30 years. Fu- Mrs. Ben Rosenberg and Mrs.
Granite and Marble Monuments
7729 TWELFTH ST.
neral services were conducted by Samuel Shewitz; three sons,
TVILER 6-7192
Ira Kaufman with interment at Jack, Samuel and Albert.
the Hebrew Memorial Park Cem-
etery. Rabbi Isaac Stollman offi -
ciated. She is survived by her
DETROIT'S FINEST
husband, Sam; two children;
three sisters, Mrs. H. Elkowitz,
JEWISH FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. Morris Ehrlich and Mrs.
Charles Noble, and her father,
Hymie Bernstein.

Rev. S. MOGILL

-

Manuel Urbach

EDWARD L. FEERER
of 8799 Second Blvd. died at the
age of 67. Funeral services were
conducted from the Ira Kaufman
Funeral Home with interment at

WAtoil d3A0-6

7739 JOHN R. STREET

TRINITY 2-2114

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