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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1944-07-21

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America Apish Periodical Carter

Jul 21 1944

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Hungary Offers To Halt Downtown Theaters
Radio Program to Be
1 MICHIGAN—A big stage and
De portation of Jews If
Sponsored
by Z.O.A.
Bombings '
.show ope
Allis;
Friday

II

OBITUARIES

Weisman, both of Detroit, sur-

vive.

FERN FENTON KRAMER
screen at then
e Michigan Theater
HERBERT COHN
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Eddie died suddenly in Miami Beach,
VERNE G'I'NS). — An offer to with Johnny Long and his Or-
Herbert Cohn, 51 years old,
Fla. She is survived by her hus-
Hungary
and
Jews
to
h
chestra
and
the
Murtah
Sisters
Cantor,
Edward
G.
Robinson,
•pare Le
Joseph
Cotton,
Jory, band, Sanford, and daughter, 3318 Calvert Ave., died Thurs-
' ' pe rmit them inleave the conn- headlining the stooge show and Joseph Schildkraut, Victor
Joan Beth; two sisters, Mrs. day, July 13, in Harper Hos-
John
Boles,
s,- on condition that the Allies "The Canterville Ghost," co
- Gene Kelly, Spencer Tracy, Laird Barney Smith and Mrs. Al Pierce pital after a short illness. Serv-
try bombing Hungarian cities starring Margaret O'Brien and Cregar and Walter Abel are of Niagara Falls; also by Ben, ices were held Friday at Lewis
l week unocially Robert Young occupying the
‘‘ '.as madast
Mowry, Joseph, Capt. Meryl, who Bros. Chapel, 7739 John R St.,
by the e Hungarian Government screen with Charles Laughter, among the 39 top-flight stars to is overseas; Al, Herman and with burial in Clover Hill Park
on the radio program
. j-
aughton.
throng its newspaper Esti U
Palestine Speaks, to be sponsored Capt. Fred Fenton. Services will Cemetery. His wife, Ethel; two
,ag, official organ of the Foreign
UNITED ARTISTS—Rated by locally in 100 cities from coast- be held at Temple Beth El with sons, Allen and Barton; a
Ministry.
critics and audiences alike as one to-coast by the Zionist Organi- Dr. Leo M. Franklin officiating, brother, Ben, and four sisters,
. The newspape•,
copy
of of
which
reached here a this
week,
c • the
oy year's . best films, Bing zation of America, starting in and burial will be from the Lewis Mrs. Abe Gittleman, Mrs. Louis
' in "Going My Way" con- September.
Brothers Funeral Home on Sun- Goldberg and Mrs. Julius Rosen-
said in reply to the recent ap-
tinues to tenant the United Ar-
clay,
July 23, at 2 p. no. at berg, of Detroit, and Mrs. Gus
According
to
the
ZOA
Nation-
al
of
Archbishop
Spellman
of
pe
Coplan, of Miami, Fla., survive.
New York City on behalf of the tists Theater. Supported by id Headquarters, Palestine Speaks Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
Barry Fitzgerald, whose perform- will bring these \ vell-known stage
Je ws in Hungary, that "as soon
CARD OF THANKS
and screen personalities before
a s Anglo-Saxon airmen discon- ance is heralded by Academy
j
GUTMAN LENIIOFF
The family of the late. Moses
t in ue the killing of innocent Award calibre, "Going My Way" the microphone as guest per-
Funeral services for Gutman Levitt wish to express their sin-
workers, women and children," is it happy human story filled formers in dramatic stories about
the Hungarian Government will with surprises and songs. the tremendous accomplishments Lenhoff, 2565 Seyburn Ave., who cerest thanks to their relatives
The companion feature is of the Jews in Palestine.
died Sunday, July 16, at the and friends for the kindnesses
top deporting the Jews. The
Joshua Epstein of New York Grace Ilospital, were held at the shown them during their recent
newspaper said that when that "Henry Aldrich's Little Secret"
h . I
heads
the ZOA radio project Chesed Shel Emes on Joy Rd. bereavement.
fulfilled with jimmy Lydon
' i • m
and
Ch •
condition has been
Charlie
e
Smith.
committee
which includes many His wife, Sarah, died three
negotiations
diplomatic
speeds
outstanding Zionists in its mem- months ago and two sons, Staff
NOTICE OF UNVEILING
would be initiated to send 1,000
Sgt. Harold Lenhoff, in the South
FOX—Phil (take it or leave bership.
The family of the late Frank
Jews daily to some designated it) Baker and a galaxy of film
Pacific,
and
Sidney,
of
Detroit,
With Ben Grauer of Informa-
Novograd invite their relatives
frontier where they would b
survive.
and friends to the unveiling of
vered to accredited Amer- e stars come to the Fox Theater from Please as the regular an-
,
screen
Friday
in
an
aptly
titled
nouncer
for
the
series,
Palestino
deli representatives.
the tombstone to be held Sun-
lean
In the meantime the Interns- movie, "Take It •Or Leave It." Speaks will drive home in living
day, July 23, at 12 o'clock noon,
MRS. HANNAH BAER
But
take it terms the pageant and drama of of 18004 Wildemere died July at the Hebrew Memorial Park
pro b ,a , bl
. f probably
tional Reel Cross here reported
• ... 31 ou'll
building a nation on the world's 11 at the age of 95 years. Cemetery, Hungarian Section.
that the Hungarian Government L int fike it or Take
Or oldest frontier.
is proceeding with its plan to eave It" is perfect summer It film
Funeral services , were held at
The weekly program record- the Ira Kaufman Funeral Home.
deport the entire Jewish popula- fare a gay comedy that's fiber-
NOTICE OF UNVEILING
tion. Within recent days, the ally sprinkled with featured Fox ings are designated to bring be- Dr. Benedict Glazer and Cantor The friends and relatives of
report disclosed, about 13,000 stars, and is excellent entertain- fore the American public the Jacob Sonnenklar officiated. Sur- the late Leo Marks are invited
positive merits of the Zionist case viving are three daughters, /qrs , to the unveiling of the tomb-
Jews have been herded into the went to the ($64)th degree.
newly established ghettos at
A companion feature will be by demonstration, rather than Max Zierer, Mrs. Max Simerman stone on Sunday, July 30, at
argument or special pleading. Ac- and Miss Rose Baer; six sons,
Galenta, Elsekuger and Nagy- shown.
2 : 30 p. an. at the Machpelah
cording to the ZOA national Harry, Mayer, Abraham and Isa- Cemetery.
surany for deportation to exter-
headquarters, Palestine Speaks is
mination camps.
doreof Detroit; Joseph of Mem-
Reports reaching here from
All beings derise happiness; designed as a vital instrumen- phis, Tenn.; and David of NewIle whose life is controlled by
Budapest disclose that, while in therefore to all extend your tality to dramatize in at cogent York; 11 grandchildren and eight his wife has no life at all. He
way the contributions made by
an effort to save themselves benevolence.—Mahavamsa.
Jewish Palestine to the Allied great grandchildren. Burial at who permits his wife to rule him
from deportation, many Hungar-
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. is responsible for all his troubles.
ian Jews are thronging Catholic Rabbi Akiba said to his friends war effort, and how the people
of
Palestine
are
meeting
the
churches for baptism, even many and
neighbors: "Honor your
WILLIAM LEV
The Well Known Rev.
more converts
have
openly wives, for thereby shall you be- challenge created by the home-
lessness of the Jews of Europe.
of 2075 Gladstone died July 12
avowed a desire to return to conic prosperous."
Hyman
Among the true stories on the at the age of 69 years. Funeral
Judaism. Since the establishment
nine-month broadcast schedule services were held at the Ira
of Cong.
of ghettos in Hungary, approxi-
With pure thoughts and ful- will be dramatic tributes to the Kaufman Funeral Home. Cantor
mately 8,000 converts are re- ness of love, I will do towards
Beth Tefilo
Hadassah, the Jewish National Jacob Sonnenklar officiated. He
ported to have returned to the others what I do for myself.
Emanuel
Fund, and the Keren Hayesod, leaves his wife, Ida; a son,
Jewish fold.
—Lalita Vistara.
Capable and
for their outstanding contribu- Julius, and a daughter, Mrs. Mar-
soecleilzed
tions to the development of Pal- tin Sclar. Burial at Clover Hill
estine.
Park Cemetery.
The program recordings will
d the in dividual
Also Marriages
HARRIS GOLDSTEIN
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN: All WANTED—By Native Detroit- a b e broa dcast uner
uspices of the Zionist Districts of 3036 Tyler died July 14 at
Performed
kinds of wiring and repairing.
ers, to rent apartment, flat or where each airing occurs.
Services In Nok-
the age of 82. He leaves two
Motors, generators, plugs, bells,
house. Will decorate ourselves
ia,
and Yiddish
daughters, Minnie Goldstein of
switches, chimes and fixtures.
if needed. Best of references.
NOTICE OF UNVEILING
1 For residence, commercial and
Detroit, and Mrs. Ida Frankel
Sys 1934 Hazelwood
Northwest section. Call TY.
The family of the late Albert of Cleveland; a son, Samuel Gay-
industrial. Crest Electric Serv-
TYler 6-6960
7-9609 beginning Monday.
Slonim invite the relatives and lord of Los Angeles; three broth-
ice, TRinity 1-1165.
friends to the unveiling of the ers, Samuel, Saul and Charles.
YOUNG BUSINESS and profes- WANTED—Furnished or unfur- tombstone on Sunday, July 30, Funeral services were held Fri-
sional men and women who
nished apartment or flat by at 12 noon, at the Hebrew day from the Ira Kaufman
Rev. Cantor
are desirous of getting ac-
employed business couple, per- Memorial Cemetery. Rabbi Lei- Funeral Home. Burial at Mach-
quainted may do so by writing
manent, h i g 11 e s t references. zer Levin will officiate.
pelah Cemetery. Cantor Jacob
DAVID
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Box
Telephone Northlawn 3026.
Sonnenklar officiated.
171. All information kept
GOLDEN
I cannot have pleasure while
let rolt's Favorite
strictly confidential.
ELDERLY LADY with two em- another grieves and I have pow- CAPT. GREGORY A. SKULLY
MOHEL
ployed
daughters,
requires
two
Flight
Surgeon,
USAAF,
died
er to help him.—Jatakarnala.
2 ECTROLYSIS—Hair on face
TYler 6-900
bedroom
apt.,
income
or
heat-
Friday,
July
14,
in
Syracuse,
Wedding
Ceram*•
permanently removed by elec-
N.
Y.
He
was
33
years
old.
He
,
ed
flat.
Must
have
frigidaire,
This
great
principle
of
return.
Wes Performed at
tric needles. No scars. Results
Home
and
by Ap-
stove. Rent up to $65. Refer- ing good for evil.—Sutra of is survived by his wife, Marvel;
pointment.
guaranteed. Michigan licensed
ences. TO. 5-4954 after 6:30 Fo•ty-two Sections.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
operator. Jennie Wohlman,
Skully; two brothers, Lewis and
3358 Glynn Court near Dexter.
Them who became thy mur- Dr. Edward Skully of Detroit.
Rev. Cantor
TOwnsend 8-1475. Open eve- PASADENA NEAR LINWOOD derers,
thou forgavest.
Funeral services were held Sun-
BRICK
nings.
2-flat, porches, large
Jacob
day.
Burial
at
Hebrew
Memo-
—Lalita
Vistara.
rooms, natural fireplace, in-
rial Park Cemetery. Rabbi Leon
Silverman
come $85.00. Price only $8,-
'OR RENT—Nice, large room in
SURGICAL
000. Cash to mortgage. Mr.
Hurt not others with that Fran officiated.
home of small quiet family for
MOIIEL
Wells, UN. 3-5500, Seldon & which pains yourself.
employed couple or a lady.
25 Years'
MRS. DORA POSNER
Board if desired. Call TO.
Johnson,
10339
Puritan,
De-
—Udanavarga.
Practioe
7 .7635.
Services for Mrs. Dora Posner
troit 21, Mich.
Recommended hy
who died Friday at Harper Hos-
Physicians and
OR RENT--A nicely furnished WANTED — Woman or young
pital were held at 2 p. m. Sun-
lloepltals
girl to care for baby, one day
room suitable for one or two
day at the Lewis Bros. Funeral
9371
and evening a week. TO.
girls, Near car and bus lines.
Chapel, 7739 John R St. Burial
Wildemere
Phone UN. 4-0615.
7-3052.
was in Beth Abraham Cemetery.
TY. 4-0062
Mrs. Posner, who was 44 years
1)5 RENT—Incom e — 4-room, WANTED — Experienced sales-
old, lived at 2911 Lawrence Ave.
lady to help in store. Good
tile bath, shower, oil heat.
Her husband, Samuel; two daugh-
pay, good hours. Call VI.
stove, electric refrigerator, to
No More Brass
ters, Mrs. Sam Braverman and
1-8090.
couple only. Good transpor-
Shirlee Posner; a son, Milton;
tation. Northwest section. Call
On land or at sea our fighting men her mother, Mrs. Minnie Har-
110. 5285.
AMBITIOUS Young Man, draft
do their many chores by the sound nick; two brothers, Samuel and
)1;
deferred, assistant
manager
of of a bugle. All sorts of uncompli- Nathan Harnick; and three sis-
wholesale
men's ready
to wear.
rooms for for gentlemen or cou-
three years of college training mentary epithets are used to desig- ters, Mrs. Bertha A. Starter,
Ple.
backed by five years of hard nate the bugler, but nobody has yet Mrs. Ida Levy and Mrs. Rachel
phone. Near
practical
experience
car and bus line, off Linwood.
desires been able to provide a satisfactory Escrow, survive.
connection with progressive or- substitute for a bugle although re-
Opposite Deutch's Restaurant.
MRS. BESSIE VAN VLIET
TY. 7-3148. 2631 Taylor.
ganization, where loyalty and cordings are used at some perma-
Funeral services for Mrs. Bes-
effort will be appreciated. Re- nent bases.
I
sie Van Vliet, wife of Dr. Sam-
R RENT — Beautiful large
fined, diligent worker. Only
Granite and Marble Moonnsanis
.itn for young lad
uel Van Vliet, optometrist, were
offers with postwar future
who
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Irks in an office. 3345 Rich-
held
on
Monday
with
burial
in
could be considered. Available
TY. 6-7192
-r, Apt. 311.
Oakview Cemetery. Mrs. Van
on reasonably short notice.
1•••■11)
Vliet, 58 years old, died July 14.
Write Box 200, Detroit Jew-
OR RENT — Nicely furnished
Her residence was at the Taller
ish Chronicle.
room
for one or two persons
RECEPTACLES
Hotel. A native of Detroit, she
1
of two adults. Call MIDDLE AGED Jewish Cook
Garbage, Ash and ita-.
was a former president of the
ro. 1 home
L
8-5435.
Reinforced. Concrete. Pally
wishes position with reliable
Matrons' Club, Order of Eastern
Guaranteed. rrtoed Right.
family. Good references, ex-
O
Star, and of the Ladies' Auxil-
R RENT—A beautiful fur-
AMERICAN
cellent cook, many years' ex-
iary
of
Ashlar
Lodge,
and
a
iished room with nice private
perience. Private family pre-
Red Cross worker. Besides her
RECEPTACLE CO.
family. Phone privileges un-
ferred. Mrs. D. Farfel, Town-
husband, a brother, Dr. Jacob
S79 Kenilworth TO. $-3889
limited. Nice location. Good
send 5-0951.
M. Art, and a sister, Mrs. Jennie
tiansportation.
Phone
TO.
8-
9 613,
MIDDLE AGED gentleman would
like to meet a lady with some
Detroit's Original and tinges(
O SHARE—Home—Will share
means. Object, matrimony. •
my n so me with another service
Aboard ship the men fall in at the
Jewish Funeral Home
Write
Box
854,
Detroit
Jewish
l'a wife and child. More
order of "Pipe muster." On land
Chronicle.
for
company
than
money.
UN.
-630.
the bugler sounds "Assembly!" But
1
m. Call between 7 and A QUIET and refined gentle- no matter where the bugle is used
man, age 46, who expects to thousands must be bought out of
7739 JOHN R. STREET
be back in business after thl the money we are investing in War
TRINITY 2.2113
S GIRL wishes room
war, would like to meet a lady Bonds. Back the attack with an ex-
evenin
Serving Detroit for Nearly a Querter of a Century
tkeen 6 g dinner. Call be-
of means. Object matrimony. tra $100 Bond In the 3rd War Loan.
DEPENDABLE
DIGNIFIED
l awn 77 30 and 8 p. m. North-
Write Box 646, Detroit Jew-
•.
U.
S. Treasury Detarimens
CITY WIDE SERVICE
ish Chronicle.

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