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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

December 17, 1943

Mizrachi Mobilizes
Orthodox Jewry
Against White Paper

Detroit Geverkshaften
Campaign To Raise
$75,000 This Year

Him) Receives Roster of
Refugees from Yugoslavia
Now Interned in Italy

Detroit Should Put the
Goodfellows Fund Over
Top, Says Schreiber

Mizrachi Plans 32nd
Anniversary Affair

The Mizrachi organization of
Detroit will celebrate the 32nd
anniversary of the establishment
of the movement in this country,
with appropriate ceremonies at
the Shaarey Zedek Social Hall,
Sunday evening, Jan. 16. Daniel
Temchin, prominent local Miz-
rachi leader, has been chosen us
chairman of this celebration.
Negotiations are under way to
bring to the city one of the great
religious personalities for this
occasion. Other preparations arc
being made that the celebration
be an outstanding event in this
community.
Sol B. Edelman, vice president
and chairman of the synagogue
committee of the local Mizrachi,
has participated in important
synagogue activities during the
past week. He lined up the Nu-
such Ari synagogue with its
president, William Axlerod, to
take an active part in Mizrachi
work. Rabbi Jacob Ungar has
also rendered important service
to Mizrachi during the past week.
Aaron Tilchin is the chairman of
ALEX SCHREIBER
the anniversary program, and he
Newsboys Goodfellows Club, ad- reported at the last meeting that
vises that he will be at his old he expects the 32nd anniversary
stand, the Film Bldg., Cass and issue to be the finest in Mizrachi
Montcalm, on Tuesday, Dec. 21, history.
to sell newspapers to his many
friends. Those who will be unable
to see him on that day and pur-
chase their newspapers from him,
may send their checks to his of-
RECEPTACLES
fice, 1333 Dime Bldg.
Garbage, Ash and Rublbleh
The Goodfellows are seeking to
Reinforced Concrete. Fully
raise sufficient money this year to
Guaranteed. Priced Right
take care of needy children in the
AMERICAN
Detroit area. Mr. Schreiber urges
each one to do his share so that
RECEPTACLE CO.
the sum required will be over-
TO. 8-5889
579 Kenilworth
subscribed. When interviewed, he (01:5-0-ar.H5434:0:404:0:1-1:HUI-3:1-1tH:
said, "If the generosity of the
Detroiters of past years is lived
up to, we will reach our goal
and pass it by a substantial mar-
Rev. Cantor
gin."
Al Klunover advises that Troop
DAVID
23 of the Boy Scouts will be
GOLDEN
on hand to help put the sales
Del rolt's Favorite
over the top.
MOHEL

NESW YORK, N. Y. (Special
Dispatch).—Fo• the first time
Alex Schreiber of 19350 War-
since Italy's withdrawal from the rington Drive, well and favor-
Axis, a detailed list of Jewish ably known in film and theatrical
refugees from Yugoslavia who are circles and president of the Old
now interned in Italian concen-
tration camps, is now available for
for possible rescue action. The
list was received by the Hebrew
Sheltering and Immigrant Aid
Society from the Hias-lea Emi-
gration Association headquarters
in Lisbon, Portugal.
The list is composed of those
refugees from Yugoslavia who be-
lieve that their kin or friends in
the United States would he inter-
ested in alleviating their plight
and sponsor their emigration. A
special effort has been undertaken
by Hias to ascertain the where-
abouts of persons likely to be
helpful and a copy has been made
available to the Association of
Yugoslavian Jews in the United
States.

Two important gatherings were
The Mizrachi Organization of
America has issued a call to all held Sunday, Dec. 12, and plans
its groups throughout the United were made for the forthcoming
States to organize the synagogues ]944 Detroit Palestine Histadrut
and other orthodox bodies in campaign known as the "Geverk-
their respective communities for shaften" campaign. Both meet-
active participation in the fight ings were addressed by Isaac Ham-
against the White Paper. A na- lin of New York, national secre-
tional conference of Orthodox tary of the campaign.
Jewish forces will be held in New
At the breakfast meeting held
York City Jan. 30-31, 1944, at in the morning, many of the im-
the Pennsylvania Hotel, to pro- portant workers in the campaign
claim the united and determined were present. They were advised
will of religious Jewry for the of the new plan for the pro-
establishment of Palestine as a posed Advance Gift committee
Jewish Commonwealth, and to
offset anti-Zionist effort from which was formed to handle all
of the larger contributions in the
within and without.
Each synagogue is entitled to campaign. These workers pledged
send two representatives to this themselves to raise $25,000 of the
conference. These delegates are 1944 quota for Detroit of $75,000
to be elected at a general meeting between now and Jan. 9, which
to be held by the different con- will mark the opening of this
gregation, and the rabbi of each year's campaign. The second meet-
synagogue is entitled to partici- ing, which was held in the after-
pate in the conference in addition noon, was comprised of representa-
tives of many folk organizations
to the delegates elected.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, chairman and plans were made in an effort
of the local Mizrachi council, has to determine how to reach the
been delegated by the national maximum results in the Lands-
SAUL V. MATTUS
Mizrachi officers to call for local manshaften organizations in De-
Funeral services for Saul V.
elections and instruct the dele troit.
gates of the importance of this
The local campaign committee Mattus. 60, of 17586 Fairfield
was held in the Brown Memorial
conference.
urges every Jewish organization
Rabbi Stollman has called a in Detroit to elect their delegates Chapel of Temple Beth El, 8801
meeting for Sunday afternoon, at once and mail in their names Woodward, by Rabbi Benedict
Dec. 19, 2:30 p. m., at Yeshivath to the Geverkshaften office, locat- Glazer. The body remained at the
Beth Yehudah, Dexter at Cort- ed at 9142 Linwood Ave., so that Ira Kaufman Funeral Home, 9419
land, of all the religious groups their organization is represented Dexter. Burial took place in Tem-
ple Beth El Cemetery.
in the city. Presidents of the at the conference on Jan. 9.
Mr. Mattus, a native of Lithu-
different synagogues are urged
ania, had lived in Detroit 14
to send representatives and to
years prior to his death Monday
be present themselves at this im- Pisgah Women Competing
at Harper Hospital. He was a
portant meeting. All local rabbis
In War Bond Sales
member of the Jewish War Vet-
are also urged to attend.
erans, the Shriners, Trobus and
The $10,000,000 Bond Drive, Bnai Brith.
sponsored by the Grand District
Jewish Youth Forum To
Surviving are his wife, Esther,
Lodge No. 6, Bnai Brith, is now and a (laughter, Marilyn.
Hold Chanukah Dance
entering its final stages for Pis-
ABRAHAM LEVY
The Jewish Youth Forum is pre- gah Women, Bnai Brith No. 122.
senting a Chanukah dance to be The drive, culminating in January
Funeral services were held
held Saturday, Dec. 18 at the Rose with a mammoth Victory Bond Thursday at the Lewis Brothers
Sittig Cohen building on Lawton Rally at Chicago, is being pressed Chapel, 7739 John R, for Abra-
to a successful conclusion by the ham Levy, 69 years old, a re-
and Waverly at 8:30 p. m.
The admission will be 75c and Pisgah women. The members are tired real estate dealer who died
Tiler 6-9490
the proceeds of the dance are to vieing with one another for the Wednesday in his home at 1511 Maria Kurenko To
iietid log Ceremo-
be used to purchase gifts for men trip to Chicago that is being of- Delaware. Burial was in the Sing on Treasury Hour
nies Performed at
fered to the one selling the most Machpelah Cemetery.
Home and by Ap-
and women in the services.
point ment.
He is survived by his widow,
Maria Kurenko, Russian soprano
Everyone is invited to attend. bonds.
Mrs. Jennie Levy; four daugh- who was heard as guest soloist
ters, Mrs. Sigmund Farber, Mrs. with the Detroit Symphony Thurs-
Charles Kaplan, Mrs. Jules Stein- day night, Dec. 9, will replace Li-
berg and Mrs. Morrey Krawitz, cia Albanese on the Treasury
The Well Known Rev.
LARGE beautifully furnished room FOR RENT — Furnished room, and two sisters, Mrs. Kena Mich- Hour of Song at 8 p. m. Saturday,
gentleman preferred. Elmhurst aels and Mrs. Libby Ruddank.
with kitchen privileges, for
Dec. 18, over Station CKLW. She
and Wildemere. Quiet home.
couple. Two adults in family.
of Cong.
will he assisted by Francesco Val-
JAKE
GREENWALD
Townsend
6-2135..
Beth Tefilo
One block from car and bus
entino, baritone, and Alfred An-
Emanuel
line. 13120 LaSalle, Apt. 104.
Funeral services were held Fri-
FOR RENT — Nice furnished day from the Lewis Brothers tonini's orchestra.
Capable and
Townsend 6-1759. Call after 3
room for either a single girl Chapel, 7739 John R, for Jake
Specialized
p. m. daily, or all day on Sun-
or a gentleman. References re- Greenwald, 57, of 5577 Ridge- NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
day.
quired. Call Sunday, Townsend wood, who died at his home.
MOHEL
The executive board of the
5-4219.
He was an employe of the Neugarten Medical Aid will meet
FURNISHED ROOM to rent.
Also Marriages
Quiet, clean home. 2241 Hazel- TO RENT — Nice room. Good Dodge Motor Co. for more than at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Performed
25 years. Surviving are his wife. Blacker on Tuesday, Dec. 21.
wood, Telephone 6-4219.
transportation. Gentleman pre-
Serviees in Eng-
Elfreda; three daughters, Loraine, Mrs. Morris Bergstein will act as
lish and Yiddish
ferred. Call in mornings, Town- Mrs. William Kellerman, Mrs. co-hostess.
LADY desires to meet middle-
send 5-8273. 2471 Ford, near Morris Weinstein; two sons, Pfc.
Election of officers will take
1934 Hazelwood
aged gentleman. Must be Ameri-
Linwood.
TYler 6-6960
Mervin Greenwald now overseas place on Dec. 27, at the Detroit
canized. When answering in let-
ter, please mention telephone FOR RENT — Nice furnished and Raymond; and two brothers, Federation of Woman's Club. The
board of directors will meet at
number. Write Detroit Jewish
room suitable for couple, with Emil of Detroit and Henry of 11:00 a. m. preceding regular
New
York.
Chronicle, Box 207.
private family. Kitchen privi-
meeting.
Rev. Cantor
leges, 3246 Collingwood.
FOR SALE-7-room house, 3 bed
ABRAHAM MORRIS KOMIN
Jacob
MEYERSON GROUP
rooms, large clothes closet; sun FOR RENT — Nice furnished passed away Dec. 11 in the Grace
Silverman
room, garage, side drive. Oil
Hospital,
after
a
long
illness.
Sur-
room suitable for gentleman or
Goldie-Meyerson Group held a
SURGICAL
heat. 2480 Leslie, $5,500. Won-
couple. Good transportation. viving are his wife, Rae, and three membership tea on Tuesday, Dec.
5101IEL
derful buy. Ready to move in.
daughters,
Theda
Komin,
Mrs.
7
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
J.
Na-
Townsend 6-7776.
25 Years'
Dorothy Fishman and Mrs. Mir- kelsky Mrs. Eva Checkoway, na-
Townsend .8-8076.
Practice
FOR RENT — 6-room heated FOR RENT — 16202 Princeton, iam Lakin.
tional representative, was guest Recommended by
-'
one-half block north of Puritan.
Physicians and
speaker, and ten new members
furnished flat to share with
Hospitals
Beautiful 6-room lower flat.
LILLIAN WOLFE
were enrolled.
adults. Davison 4264.
Available Jan. 1. Small family, was buried Tuesday from the
9371
no small children. Ceiling, $60. Lewis Brothers Chapel, with in-
Wildemere
IN MEMORIAM
FOR RENT — A furnished room
References. Carpeting for sale. terment at the Clover Hill Park
TY. 4.0062
In loving memory of our dear
for a lady or man, by a small
Phone University 2-7471.
Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. Herschman mother, Bertha Gelber, who pass
family. 2735 Pasadena, phone
officiated. She is survived by her ed away Dec. 9, 1938, 17 (lays
Townsend 7-0920.
FOR RENT—Very lovely furn- children, Mrs. F. Frank, Jack S.,
in Kislev.
ished room with either twin beds Renton B.. Gayle and Dr. Alan
WANTED—A neat young lady to
Loc lug and kind in all her %1
MONUMENTS
or double bed. Good transpor- Robert Wolfe.
share 3-room furnished apart-
l'pright mid Just to the end of her
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tation.
3:334
Richton
Ave.
Suit-
ment with woman. 2023 Pingree
days.
able for couple or two persons.
Sincere and true In her heart and
HERMAN KART
Ave., Mrs. Rosender. Tyler
mind,
Townsend 6-1076.
died at the age of 51 years. He
7-8915.
beautiful memory she left a It It
was buried Tuesday from the
ACCOMMODATIONS for one or FOR RENT — Nice furnished Lewis Brothers Chapel. He was
room suitable for gentleman or
Sadly missed by her children
two adults, with or without
lady.
2674 Tyler Ave. Good buried at the Mt. Sinai Memorial and grandchildren. Mrs. Ira
ktichen privileges. Inquire Tyler
Park
Cemetery.
Rabbi
Joshua
transportation. Townsend 5-1083.
4-8487 or 3769 Glynn Court,
Sperka and the Jewish War Vet- Brawer.
it
near Dexter.
erans
officiated. He is survived by
DRAFTED — Beautiful six-room
CARD OF THANKS
his wife, Hannah; father, Samuel,
flat,
$45.00.
Renter
must
buy
LADY, intelligent, wishes to meet
The family of the late Regina
of Williston, Fla.; brothers, Ja-
four
rooms
practically
new
furn-
a nice gentleman, age about 40-
Granite and Marble Monuments
cob. Harry. Dave and Morris; Oppenheim gratefully acknowledge
iture, 3461 Edison.
50. Write Detroit Jewish Chron-
7729 TWELFTH ST.
and sisters, Mrs. Henry Lipman of and thank all of their relatives
icle, Box 508.
TY. 6-1192
FOR RENT — Nice furnished Pittsburgh. Pa., Mrs. Saul Cohen. and friends for their kind ex-
room with new furniture, in and Mrs. Morris Weintraub of pressions of sympathy.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent.
home of two adults. Suitable for Pittsburgh, Pa.
Two girls or a single or couple.
couple.
Kitchen privileges. Refer-
Garage if desired. 3791 Carter.
Detroit's Original and Largest
ences exchanged. 2956 Fullerton
DAVID FREILICH
Tyler 7-4137.
Jewish Funeral Home
Ave. Townsend 5-5192.
died Dec. 10. age 41. Services were
conducted by Rabbi Adler and
FOR RENT—Lady in a beautiful
flat wishes to share with cou- A LADY—Widow alone in an r Cantor Sonenklar. Son of Joseph
apartment has a nice room fo and Belle Freilich, brother of Nor-
ple or rent one bedroom to a
rent. Good for one or two la man. Edith, Mrs. Esther Brondy,
lady. Cherrylawn, near Curtis.
TRINITY 2.2113
7739 JOHN R. STREET
dies. 2555 Pingree, corner Lin
UN. 1-8155.
Newton of U. S. armed formes,
Serving Detroit for Nearly a Quarter of a Century
wood, Apt. 26.
Mrs. Bertha Carr, Mrs. Hannah
ROOM TO RENT — 2645 W.
DEPENDABLE
DIGNIFIED
Grand Ave., near Linwood. ROOM FOR RENT-3023 Sturte -Martin. Services were held at
CITY
WIDE
SERVICE
Lewis Brothers Chapel and inter-
vant.
Nice
room
with
a
smal
Convenient transportation. Call
ment at -"Machpelah Cemetery.
family. Good transportation.
Sunday, TO. 7-9094.

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