DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and Th. Logal Chronicle

February 25, 1944

JEWISH WAR VETERANS PAY TRIBUTE TO SERVICE MEN

All Jewish Children
In Poland Exterminated

IMPORTANT!

LONDON (WNS). — The Po- * This newspaper is TOMOR-
lish Government in Exile charged ROW'S SALVAGE. When you
last week that "Germany's dia- are through reading this copy,
bolical attempt to exterminate save it for the salvage col-
the Polish nation had resulted lector; don't burn it. Phone
in the death of "scores of thou- RA. 8282, or your favorite
sands" of Polish children and charity for collection.
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complete extermination of all
Jewish children in Poland.
Wladyslaw Banczyk, Polish In-
terior Minister, making the Dr. H. A. Overstreet to
charges at a meeting of persons Speak at Cass Town
interested in Allied relief move-
ments, proposed lifting the Hall Friday, March I
blockade of Poland to permit
transport of food, clothing and
Detroit Town Hall, at the Cuss
medical supplies for the imme- Theater, presents one of the
diate relief of 525,000 children. country's most distinguished lec-
He said they face early starvation turers, Dr. Harry Allen Over-
and death unless aided at once. street, philosopher, psychologist
"Germany's plan to extermi- and author, Friday morning,
nate Poles of our age and make March 3, at 11 o'clock.
the rebirth of Poland impossible
Dr. Overstreet, pioneer and
is being successfully carried out," consistent worker in the field of
Mr. Banczyk declared.
adult education, has made no-
The basis for his charges was table contributions to both the
information compiled by Polish philosophy and the practice of
underground organizations, show- that field. He has served as pres-
ing that tens of thousands of Po- ident of the American Associa-
lish children had died as results tion for Adult Education; as a
.;:rwwws p eaa W iteSiSiS.s.s., ,,
of a deportation campaign, to- member of the educational poli-
gether with terrible conditions cies committee of the New York
Jewish War Veterans pay tribute to 6,000 men in service from 32 New York Reform Synagogues prevailing in transitory camps Town Hall; lectured for many
and "pacification" measures ap- years at the New School for So-
in special exercises at Temple Emanu-el.
plied even to children and n- cial Research, and taught at the
fants.
summer sessions of the Univer-
Hungary Yields to
Also, he said, mass conscrip- sity of California and Harvard.
Leon Gellman to
Contributions to the
tion for forced labor in the
German Pressure on
Address Mizrachi
Jewish Home for Aged Reich has contributed to the ex-
Treatment of Jews
CARD OF THANKS
termination, leaving thousands of
Membership Rally
The following have made con- children homeless and derelict.
The family of David Green-
ANKARA (WNS)—The pres- tributions to the Home:
baum express their deep grati-
Leon Gellman, president of the sure to which the Nazis have
Gallow Family Club, in mem-
tude and thanks for the kind
Mizrachi Organization of Amer- been subjecting the Hungarian ory of Mrs. Esther Frank; Leon
expressions of sympathy.
DORA R. WALDOW
ica, will address a Mizrachi mem- Government to change its policy Friedman and Mrs. Rose Fried-
man-Weeder,
donation;
Mrs.
Rose
of
17310
Stoepel
Ave.
died
Feb.
bership campaign rally at the towards Jews has resulted in an Skolnik, in memory of husband, 17 at the age of 65 years. Fu-
RECEPTACLES
Yeshivah building, Dexter at order directing the evacuation of Laybe Skolnik; Ben and Lou Co- neral services were held Friday
Garbage, Ash and Rubbage
Cortland, on Tuesday, Feb. 29, more than 40,000 Jews from hen, in memory of Mrs. Kather- at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Reinforced, Concrete. Fully
Guaranteed. Priced Right.
at 8:30 p. m. Mr. Gellman has Budapest, it was reported here ine Meretsky; Jacob Brodsky, in Home with Rabbi Joshua Sperka
toured Canada in behalf of the this week by the German news memory of mother-in-law; Mor- officiating. She leaves her chil-
AMERICAN
Mizrachi membership drive and
ris Schwenger, in memory of C. dren, Mrs. Pauline Almug, Jos-
RECEPTACLE CO.
agency.
will stop off at Detroit on his
Louis Maas; Louis Robinson, in eph Rossen, Sigmund Ross and
579 Kenilworth TO. 8.5889
The report stated that the memory of C. Louis Mass; Mr. Mrs. Mazie R. Brown; sister,
way to New York.
Irving W. Schlussel, president Hungarian Government has de- and Mrs. Louis Stoll, in memory Mrs. Rose Rayman of Buffalo;
of Detroit Mizrachi, in issuing cided on a policy of intense anti- of Mrs. Gussie Cohen; Mrs. H. four grandchildren. Burial was
the call for this membership Semitism and persecution of C. Einstein, in memory of moth- in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
The Well Known Rev.
rally, stated: "It is the duty of Jews. The evacuated Jews, the er; Nathan Silverstine, in mem-
Hyman
Schulsinger
each and every Jew to stand up Nazi news agency stated, are ory of mother, Sarah Silverstine;
CHAYA SHERMAN
and be counted today in the known to have associated with Mrs. J. D. Rosenberg and sons, of 11845 LaSalle Blvd. died Feb.
of Cong.
ranks of Zionism. If we fail to elements hostile to the Axis pow- in memory of mother of Mrs. 22 at the age of 85 years. Fu-
Beth
Tefilo
acquire Palestine today, it will ers and Hungary, and that the Lowenstein and of Albert Gold- neral services were held Wed-
Emanuel
be due entirely to our lack of measure was taken as a war stein; Mrs. David Goldfarb, Flint, nesday at the Ira Kaufman Fu-
Capable and
in memory of husband, Nathan neral Home, with Cantor Jacob
unity, interest and purpose."
precaution.
Specialized
Blumrosen; R. and D Nederlan- Sonenklar officiating. She leaves
der, in memory of father, Jos- her children, Samuel, Morris and
eph Nederlander; Arthur Cohen, Mrs. Alice R. Bowman; sister of
Also Marriages
in memory of mother, Boyle the late Goodman Velick. Burial
Performed
REFRIGERATION SERVICE— REFINED people write World Cohen; Lillian Ginzberg and Ema was in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
Services In Eng-
repair and service all makes
Correspondence Club, 505 5th Mayer, in memory of C. Louis tery.
lish and Yiddish
of Domestic and Commercial
Ave., R. 1807, New York City. Maas; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
refrigerators, including Kelvin-
Safir, in memory of Mrs. Gussie
BESSIE ELLIS
1934 Hazelwood
ator, Frigidaire, Coldspot, Cros- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished Cohen; Bessie M. Schooley and of 2437 Clairmount Ave. died
TYler 6-6960
room for gentleman or lady. Rose King, in memory of mother, Feb. 19 at the age of 55 years.
ley, Leonard, Universal, Cope-
2696 Glendale. TO. 6-1550.
land. A-1 mechanics, licensed
Molly Meisner,
She is survived by her children,
' and bonded. Definite guarantee
Mrs. A. Epstein, in memory of Max H., Sol, Mrs. Sophie See-
with each job. We also buy ELECTROLYSIS—Hair on face husband, Abraham Epstein; Mrs. man and Mrs. Sadie Nisker. Fu-
Rev. Cantor
permanently removed by elec- Albert L. Hamburg, Marion, 0., neral services were held Sunday.
used refrigeration equipment
tric needle. o scars. Results in memory of the birthday of Burial was in Hebrew Memorial
and electric motors of every
DAVID
guaranteed. Michigan licensed father, Jacob Sherman; Mrs. Park Cemetery.
description. Davison Refrigera-
GOLDEN
operator.
Jennie
Wohlman,
tion Service, TRinity 2-4420.
Ralph D. Schiller, in memory of
Ietroit's Favorite
10211 Dexter Blvd., near Cal- Mrs. Rose Traxler; Mrs. Emil
MINNIE KORMAN
MOHEL
vert. TYler 7-1986. Open eve- Baron, in memory of Mrs. Gus- of 2325 Leslie Ave. died Feb.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
TYler 6-9490
nings.
sie Cohen; Mr. and Mrs. Milton 18 at the age of 65 years. She
front bedroom in home of two
Wedding' Ceremo-
L.
Prag,
in
memory
of
Jacob
adults. Good transportation. FOR RENT — Furnished single
leaves her husband, Sam; three
nies Performed at
Home and by Ap-
Reasonable. 3330 Pasadena, 4
room, excellent transportation. Levin; Mrs. Bertha Wine, Bridge- sons and two daughters. Rabbi
pointment.
port,
Conn.,
in
memory
of
hus-
doors east of Dexter. TOwn-
Isaac
Stollman
officiated.
Burial
2948 Elmhurst. TO. 7-4452.
band, Harry Wine, and in mem- was in Hebrew Memorial Park
send 6-3277.
FOR RENT—Clean, comfortable ory of Jacob Levin; Dorothy Cemetery.
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE with in-
Rev. Cantor
room suitable for single per- Wein, in memory of mother, Rose
fant desires girl to share
MRS. REBECCA MALBIN
son or couple, in home of two Wein; Mrs. Jack Behrman, in
Jacob
apartment. 9650 N. Martindale,
Funeral services were held
adults. Convenient transporta- memory of father, Henry Atlas;
employes
of
Kline's,
Inc.,
in
Silverman
Apt. 207. TYler 7-5482.
Monday in Beth Tefilah Moses
tion. 2379 Monterey Ave., near
SURGICAL
C. Louis Maas; Morris Greenberg, Synagogue, Mt. Clemens, for
LaSalle Blvd.
MOREL
FOR RENT-7-room completely
in memory of wife, Fannie Mrs. Rebecca Malbin, wife of the
25 Years'
furnished flat. Oil, phone in- FOR RENT — Beautiful large Greenberg; Mr. and Mrs. Harold late Jacob H. Malbin, who died
Fractice
cluded. $125. per month. Ref-
room in small adult family; Weingarden; Mrs. Louis Freed- at the Colonial Hotel, Mt. Clem-
Recommended by
erences exchanged. 2902 Clem-
very modern home, excellent man, in memory of Mr. and Mrs. ens, Sunday, after an illness of
Physicians and
ents. TOwnsend 8-8139.
itospitom
transportation. Gentleman only. Ellis Friedman; Mrs. Nosanchuk, several months. She was 73 years
9371
donation; Kline's, Inc., in mem- old. Mrs. Malbin leaves three
2751 Webb Ave.
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
Wildemere
ory of C. Louis Maas; Mrs. Mol- sons, C. H. and Samuel, proprie-
one or two adults. Good trans- ROOM FOR RENT — Officer's ly Singer, in memory of Mrs. tors of the Malbin Furniture
TY. 4-0062
portation. Between Linwood
wife has attractive room for Esther Frank; J. R. Raymond, Store, Mt. Clemens, and Dr
and Lawton. 2648 Calvert.
business or professional girl. in memory of father, Hershel Barnett Malbin, Detroit dentist.
Convenient location. 2285 Law- Raymond; Leon Friedman and
EXECUTIVE in war essential
MONUMENTS
rence Ave.
Mrs. Rose Friedman-Weider, do-
CARD OF THANKS
industry needs 5-room flat,
nation;
Ruth
Blumenthal,
in
mem-
The
family
of
the
late
Rebecca
apartment or income. TYler POSITION WANTED — Book-
of mother of Dr. Jack Uhr. Moskowitz of Blaine Ave. ex-
7-9609.
keeper, full charge. Young ory
Mrs. B. G. Arden, in memory
their gratitude to their
woman, 12 years local experi- of father, Nathan Reuben; Mrs. press
many friends for the kind ex-
FOR RENT — Lovely furnished
ence. TYler 4-7144.
S. Baer Keidan, in memory of pressions of sympathy in their
room with private bath. Suit-
' able for gentleman or lady. FOR SALE—Nine-piece dining father; Mrs. M. Hirschfeld, in recent bereavement.
,/ Unlimited phone. Good trans-
room suite. Like new; also memory of father, Yankev-Shim-
CARD OF SYMPATHY
portation. 19141 Ohio. UNiver-
living room furniture; one shen; Mrs. S. Goldman, donation;
The officers and members of
City 4-0960.
9 x 12 rug. No dealers. TYler Mrs. Norman Helpert, in mem-
ory of Mrs. Aaron Meretsky; the Congregation Beth Itzchock,
6-7170.
APARTMENT wanted by middle-
Mrs. Hattie Fisher, in memory 3836 Fischer Ave., express their
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aged widow, or will share GIRL WANTED for office work. of husband, Julius Fisher; Louis deepest sympathy to Mrs. Sam
Granite and Marble Mcmunents
apartment, using her furniture.
Some knowledge of bookkeep- R. Miller, Marine City, Mich., in K. Blau and family of 9402
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Willing to take care of apart-
ing. Hertzberg and Keystone memory of father, Joseph Miller; Marietta, in their recent be-
TY. 6-7192
ment and cook. TYler 4-5979.
11350 Woodward Ave. TOwn Mrs. R. Feldman, in memory of reavement.
3772 Wager Ave.
Sadie Cohen; Lyman L. Harris,
send 8-4318.
in memory of father, Herman
FOR RENT—Bedroom (large), ROOM FOR RENT by widow Harris; H. E. Friedman, Tawas
Detroit's Original and Largest
furnished or unfurnished, for
Lady employed preferred. 916 City, Mich., in memory of fa-
Jewish Funeral Home
couple or gentleman, in lower
Deleware. Mrs. H. Wolf.
ther, Moyshe-Eleehou; Mrs. B.
flat of adults. Near Dexter-
Funke, in memory of parents,
Joy Rd. bus and street car. GIRL WANTED to do genera I Solomon and Helene Rosenhelm,
office work. Part time or ful - and husband, Bernard Funke;
TYler 4-5979. 3772 Wager.
time. Juvenile chair and Up Syd Novak, Chicago, Ill., in mem-
TRINITY 2.2113
7739 JOHN R. STREET
ARE Y/OU PARTICULAR—See
holstering Co., 850 Porter St ory of C. Louis Maas; Mrs. Rose
a Century
Serving
Detroit
for
Nearly
a
Quarter
of
Louis' the Particular Tailor.
CAdillac 5157.
Schwartz, in memory of father,
DIGNIFIED
Prices reasonable. Work de
DEPENDABLE
pendable. HO. 9152. Louis the WANTED—To buy beauty shop Yoyne Tobin; Thomas Mitchell,
CITY
WIDE
SERVICE
-
in
memory
of
Mrs.
Sarah
Rosen-
in Northwest section. TOwn
Tailor, 11559 Dexter, 2 doors
thal.
from Pupko.
send 8-2824.

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