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February 5, 1943

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The Gamma Kappa Chi frater-
nity of Wayne University will
hold its semi-annual dinner-dance
'Tuesday evening, Feb. 9, in
the Jade Room of Hotel Leland.
At this time 10 pledges will be
given the rituals before being
inducted as members of the fra-
ternity. These include Jack Bel-
kin, Shelly Eisenberg, Harry Ra-
tline, Julius Censer, Albert Ship-
ko, Charles Kosher, George Rob-
inson, Fred Borisoff and Milton
Cohen. The committee in charge
of arrangements are Charles
Kruger, chairman, Chester Shaw,
Iry Cohen, Sol Dovitz, Ralph

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Gross, Maxwell Nadis, Iry Berg,
Murray Sherman and Phil Roths-
child. A special edition of the
Gamma Kappa Chi Voice" will be
issued to commemorate the mem-
bers who are serving in the
United States armed forces, ac-
cording to Harry Weberman, edi-
tor. In addition to dancing, a
floor show will be presented fea-
turing the G. K. C. "Damsels".
Gamma Kappa Chi still re-
mains undefeated in the frater-
nity basketball league with wins
over Phi Alpha and Phi Sigma
Epsilon. They beat the previously
unbeaten Phi Alpha, 29-23. Chuck
Kosher led the Gamma's with
seven points with Harry Weber-
man and Ralph Gross making six
markers.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Gamma Kappa Chi
Dinner-Dance Feb. 9

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Gamma Kappa Chi now has
38 men in the armed forces, in-
cluding the following who left
last week: Mickey Bates and Max
Bunin, Air Corps; Danny Boga-
rad, Navy training at Notre
Dame, and Jack Schwartz, Joe
Gilbert, Sheldon Eisenberg, U. S.
Army.

There won't be any egg short-
age this year if Sophie Tucker,
mamma of all the red-hot mam-
mas, can help it . . . Sophie's
got scouts looking for a nice
poultry farm for her, and when
she gets it she'll set about set-
ting her setting hens with her
usual energy.

It's getting so that horse-drawn
vehicles attract practically no at-
tention on the boulevards of Man-
hattan, and ere long we'll relearn
the difference between a hansom
and a Landau . . . Among re-
cent visitors to view New York
through the windows of a horse-
powered carriage were Bernard
M. Baruch and Ben Cohen.

Wasted money is wasted
lives. Don't waste precious
lives. Every dollar you can
spare should be used to buy
War Bonds. Buy your ten
percent every pay day.

100% of His Pay For War :ponds

IN

MEMORIAM

In tender and loving remem-
brance of our darling beloved
daughter a n d granddaughter,
Gloria Joy, who passed away six
years ago, Feb. 11, 1937 (29
days in Shvat).

rtl x sad and lonely years have passed

SITICe our great sorrow fell,
shock t hat we received t hat daY.
We still remember well,
It took front us it 8111ffing
And left life dull and gray,
It took it flower, young and fresh,
What more Is there to say ?

The

I io not ask us If we miss her,
There's such a vacant place,
We think we hear her footsteps,
And see that laughing face,
It's not the tears at the inoment shed,
That tell of broken hearts,
nut the lonely tears of after yearn,
Tell of many things left unsaid.
I it s of sadness do 1'11111N o'er us,
Tears In silence often flow,
Nh'iliorY keens her ever near us,
Though she left six years ago.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished FOR RENT - Newly furnished
Her lonely mother, Mrs. Eve
room in modern attractive
room in comfortable home for
Rosenstein; grandmother, Mrs.
apartment suitable for gentle-
working girl or woman. Near
Max Siegel, and the Max Siegel
man or lady. Homelike sur-
3 bus lines. $6 week. Univer-
family.
roundings, convenient trans-
sity 1-4143. ,
portation, near bus and street
car. Very comfortable. Call WORKING MOTHER with school-
Townsend 5-6861, evenings or
age child wishes to share home
Sunday.
and board with refined family.
Must have kind and motherly
Rev. Cantor
ANYONE knowing the where-
care for child. Willing to share
abouts of Ethel Alpern, please
Jacob
part of maid expenses. North-
write Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
west section preferred. Town-
Silverman
525 Woodward Ave., Box 110.
send 8-8963.
statmcm.
In 1924 lived at 9420 Brush;
mon',
in 1926 lived on Blaine and GENTLEMAN desires to share
25 Years'
worked for J. L. Hudson Co.;
Practice
bachelor apartment; at Bel-
has two sisters, Elaine and
crest. Business man preferred
Recommended by
Physicians and
Charlotte.
(25 to 35 years). Call after 6
nompunin
p. m., apt. 1212.
DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER.
9371
Hebrew, Yiddish, and Bar FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Wildemere
Mitzvah, English and Citizen-
room, twin beds, suitable for
TY. 4-0062
ship-my specialty. Reading
a couple or two gentlemen.
Good transportation. 3729
and writing guaranteed. Free
Richton. Davison 2587.
trial lesson. 1964 W. Delaware
The Well Known Rev.
St. Phone Tyler 6-0042 or
YOUNG
MAN, 38 years old, de•
Davison 9392,
fense worker from out of town,
of Cong.
wishes companionship of lady,
FOR RENT - Two nicely fur-
Beth Tefilo
nished bedrooms suitable for
preferably on midnight shift.
Emanuel
Write Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
lady, gentleman or couple.
Capable and
Working people only. No chil-
Box 250.
Specialised
dren. 2722 Richton, downstairs.
Near Lawton. Townsend 7-3440. FOR RENT - Nice furnished
room for lady or gentleman.
Acme
Reasonable. Good transporta-
FOR RENT - Nice clean fur-
Ehipyard
bond
champion
is
Pugh
Also Marriages
VA.-A
rTMIPORT NEWS,
tion. 9831 McQuade. Tyler
nished room in home of small
Butler, 69-year-old Scot born in Glasgow, who has allotted 133% ofl
Performed
family!. Good transportation.
6-6016.
Lis pay to War Savings Bonds. Butler is shown at work in the joiner'
service. In Eng-
2297 W. Euclid, between 14th
Ilmh and Yiddish
WANTED - Reliable man, draft
shop of the Newport News Shipbuilding . and Drydock Company',
and La Salle, Tyler 7-4803.
exempt, driver for diaper laun-
where he helps daily to turn out ships paid for by millions of otherl
1934 Hazelwood
dry. Good hours, good pay.
FOR RENT - Newly furnished
u. S.7 Treasury Department,
Americans who invest in War Bonds.
TYler 6-6960
room to right party. Sunday,
Stork Baby Service, 10425
2250 Taylor, downstairs.
Northlawn. Call Sunday until
1 p. m., Townsend 8-2697, or
FOR RENT - Nice furnished
a lifelong resident. He is su•-
Monday, Ho. 0900.
room suitable for two ladies
vived by his wife, Mathilda; two
or couple. Quiet surroundings. GIRL for general office work.
sisters, Mrs. Albert Rist and Mrs.
HENRY S. ATLAS
Knowledge of shorthand and
3753 Kendall, near Dexter.
Fred Amann.
typing. 5 days a week. Phone of 1963 Calvert Ave. died Jan.
FOR RENT - Nice furnished
SAMUEL KETAI
Ivanhoe 5600. 1909 E. Ferry. 27 at the age of 83. Born in Rus-
2641 GLENDALE AVE.
sia, he had lived in Detroit for of 3378 Richton Ave. died Jan.
room in home of two adults.
Centrally located. Good trans- FOR RENT-Clean, comfortable 23 years and was a 32nd Degree 31 at the age of 73. He was
TOwnsend 9-0344
portation. Tyler 6-2068.
room in home of two adults. Mason. He leaves three sons, Ed- buried Feb. 1 from Lewis Bros.
SURGICAL MOHEL
Good transportation. Refer- ward and Milton of Detroit, and Funeral Home with Rabbi Isaac
FOR RENT-Two bedrooms, rea-
ences exchanged. 2697 Glen- High of Chicago; four daugh- Stollman officiating. Interment
Marriages
Performed
sonable. Woman living alone.
ters, Mrs. Lena Kantor and Mrs.
dale. To. 5-1424,
was at the Machpelah Cemetery.
Kitchen privileges. 9327 Broad-
Jack Behrman of Detroit, Mrs.
street, near Joy Road. Down- FOR RENT-Pleasant room for I. N. Roden of Los Angeles and He is survived by his wife, Han-
stairs.
gentleman; good transportation. Mrs. Ben Sussman of Bay City, nah ;three sons, Ben, William
and Jack; and three sisters, Mrs.
Private shower. Adults. Town- and a sister, Mrs. M. Solomon.
S. Falk, Mrs. I. Shaw and Iva.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Rev. Cantor
send 7-7653. Funeral services were held at the
room for one or two business
Ira Kaufman Funeral Home with
DINA
S.
FELDMAN
DAVID
girls, in apartment of two FOR RENT - Nicely furnished Rabbi Morris Adler and Cantor
of 18420 Woodingham Drive died
GOLDEN
adults. Home privileges. Boston
room in home of three adults. Jacob Sonenklar officiating. Bu-
Feb. 2, at the age of 43 years.
Detroit's Favorite
corner Wildemere. Good trans-
Near Fourteenth street car and rial was in Clover Hill Park
She was buried Feb. 4 from
M D II E L
portation. Tyler 6-6355.
Dexter bus. Phone Townsend Cemetery.
Lewis Brothers Funeral Home
Tyler 6-9400
6-7749.
with Rabbi Morris Adler and
FOR RENT - r Nice furnished
Wedding Ceremo-
ROSE BELL
nies
Performed at
Cantor
Jacob
Sonenklar
officiat-
room in an apartment, suitable FOR RENT - Nice furnished of 1639 Clairmount Ave. died
Monte and by Ap-
for gentleman or lady. 2740
room suitable for gentleman Jan. 28 at the age of 57. Widow ing. She is survived by her hus-
point ment.
Richton, Apt. 303. Call Town-
or lady in home of private of the late Samuel, she leaves band, Irving; two daughters,
send 7-0306. All day Sunday,
family. 2511 Highland Ave. one son, Max; three daughters, Anita Ellen and Barbara Sue;
or after 6 evenings.
Townsend 6-7050.
Ruth, Gertrude and Freda; two mother, Mrs. Bessie Berkovitz;
brothers, Louis and William Men- two sisters, Mrs. Dan Krouse and
RECEPTACLES
RETIRED GENTLEMAN wishes WANTED - Room in refined
nenberg. Funeral services were Mrs. Leo Lazar, and a brother,
Garbage, Ash and Rubbish.
to share furnished two bed-
kosher home for American conducted by Ira Kaufman with Samuel J. Berke.
Reinforced Concrete. Fully
room apartment with orthodox
couple. With light cooking Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiating.
Guaranteed. Priced Right
IRENE STEINBERG
companionable man or couple.
privileges. Mr. Goldstein, c/o Burial was in Hebrew Memorial
AMERICAN
of 2020 Tuxedo Ave. died at the
Write Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
Plaut, 1618 Glynn Court. Park Cemetery.
age of 63. She was buried Feb.
RECEPTACLE CO.
Townsend 6-1134.
Box 400.
3 from Lewis Brothers Funeral
LENA HOLTZMAN
579 Kenilworth
TO. 8-5889
FOR RENT - Nice furnished FOR RENT-Furnished room for of 3200 Calvert Ave. died Jan. Home with Rabbi Ilarold Rosen-
room for gentleman or couple.
one or two. Convenient to bus 30 at the age of 83 years. She thal officiating. Interment was at
One block west of Dexter. 9755
and street car line. Tyler leaves four daughters, Jean, Mrs. the Machpelah Cemetery. She is
McQuade, near Rochester. Ty-
6-3782.
MONUMENTS
Meyer Simon, Mrs. Rose Lakind survived by her sister, Mrs. Kate
ler 5-6179.
and Mrs. Nathan Silverman; two Rosenthal of Royal Oak.
WANTED-Bookkeeper. General
sons, Joseph and Albert; a sister,
FOR RENT - Beautiful large
MILDRED STARLER
office work. Steady position. Mrs. Gussie Bearman; two broth-
room in private home. Good
died Feb. 3 at the age of 25.
Good salary. Apply in person.
ers, Zaivel and Sadel Young. Fu- She was buried Feb. 4 from Lewis
transportation. Garage and
United Metals Refining Co.,
u MAC H
neral services were conducted by Brothers Funeral Home with
phone. Reasonable. University
1641 Caniff at G. T. R. R.
Ira Kauffman with Rabbi Isaac
Rabbi Joshua H. Sperka officiat-
1-2283•
WOMAN has apartment to share Stollman, Rabbi Rabinowitz and ing. Interment was at the Zamosc
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN
with business or professional Cantor Sonenklar officiating. Bu- Pomashover Cemetery. She is sur-
wants room or room and board
woman. Nice home, pleasant rial was in Clover Hill Park vived by her husband, Alec; two
in refined home. References
surroundings. Townsend 8-9494. Cemetery.
sons, Gary and Earl; parents, Mr.
furnished. Box 200, Detroit
and Mrs. Hyman Felhandler;
JOHN
LEWIS
FOR RENT-Nice large warm
Jewish Chronicle.
brother, George; and three sis-
Granite and Marble Monuments
room with cross ventilation. of 2712 Richton Ave. died Jan.
Mrs Gus-
Betty S eld
, Mrs.
7729 TWELFTH ST.
25
at
the
age
of
83
years.
Sur-
ters,
Mrs. Betty
FOR RENT - Nice large room
Good transportation. Apply
TYLER 6-1192
vived by three daughters, Mrs. sit' Meyers and Mrs. Annette
available for couple or two
Apt. 33, 3207 Blaine. Tyler
Lillian K la zn ick.
Mrs.
Shnider,
Violet
girls, in home of one adult.
5-2072.
Busch and Mrs. Fred Marks; one
Kitchen privileges. Good trans -
WANTED-Good typist for gen- son, Barrye. Funeral services
portation. 3834 Elmhurst.
eral office work. Max Hayman were conducted by Ira Kaufman
DETROIT'S FINEST
FOR RENT - Beautifully fur-
Insurance Agency, 718 Ham- with Rabbi Max Wohlgelernter
officiating. Burial was in Beth
JEWISH FUNERAL HOME
nished front bedroom in con-
mond Bldg.
Tefilo Emanuel Cemetery.
genial lovely home atmosphere
JEWI5H
of two adults. Unlimited phone WANTED-Girl to share small
10000,017$
HARRY
STONE
lovely apartment in northwest
service. Townsend 8-0424. Very
section. Call Friday after 5 died Jan. 29, at the age of 63.
convenient transportation.
He was buried Feb. 1 from Lewis
p. m. Davison 8858.
Brothers Funeral Home, with
FOR RENT - Comfortable room
in clean home, for couple or COOK WANTED-Permanent po- Rabbi Leon Fram officiating. In-
7739 JOHN R. STREET
TRINITY 2.2114
sition. Home of 4 adults. Down- terment took place at the Oak-
TY.
Privileges.
two
girls.
view
Cemetery.
Mr.
Stone
was
stairs.
University
3-6333.
6-7494. 9345 McQuade.

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