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Friday, October 6, 1944
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronic,.
Blessing of Children
Ceremony at Temple
Israel Mon., Oct. 9
OBITUARY
musical background for the cere-
mony.
Preceding the entrance of the
children Rabbi Frans will lead
the congregation in the tradi-
The annual ceremony of "The tional Vizkor or Memorial Ser-
Blessing of the Children" will vice, which takes place on the
concluding days of the Jewish
be observed at Temple Israel Festivals.
Monday morning, Oct. 9, at 10:30
in the Lecture Hall of the De-
troit Institute of Arts.
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
Yearly, on the concluding day
of the Feast of Succoth, Rabbi
Mrs. Sam Rothstein gave a des-
Frain blesses the four and five- sert luncheon at her home for
year-old children of the congre- the Neugarten Medical Aid year
gation as they begin their career book committee.
of Jewish education in the kin-
Mrs. Leo Alexander will be
dergal tens of the Religious School hostess at a rally of the various
committees of the Neugarten
o f mple Israel.
The children will enter the Medical Aid that are working for
au ditorium of worship in a pro- the forthcoming donor luncheon
cessioo bearing flowers to which will be held Nov. 15 at
bringjb the altar and receiving the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
their benediction at the hands
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of the Rabbi. Cant,or
and the choir of Temple Israel,
directed by Dan Frohman, and Memorial Services at
accompanied at the organ by Downtown Synagog Oct. 9
Karl W. Haas, will render th , , ,
Services for the Feast of Tab-
ernacles were held for eight
days at the Downtown Synagogue
beginning Sunday night at 7:30,
Oct. 1.
On Monday, Oct. 9, the con-
cluding Festival, known as Shmini
Azereth, will he observed in con-
nection with a solemn memorial
for the departed. Memorial serv-
ices wiil be continuous from 9
a. in. until 12:30 p.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER
of 8659 Twelfth St. died at the
age of 62 years on Oct. 1. Fun-
eral services were held Oct. 4
at the Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel with interment at the
Yiddish Folks Feren. Rabbi Nath-
an officiated. He is survived by
his wife, Bessie.
JACOB BERNSTEIN
of 9350 Wildemere Ave. (lied
Sept. 29 at the age of 45 years.
Funeral services were held Oct.
1 from the Lewis Brothers Fun-
eral Chapel with internment at the
Beth Abraham Cemetery. Rabbi
J. Thumb) officiated. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Rose; son,
Newton Benjamin; daughter, Le-
nore; brothers, Mandell, Nathan
and David; and mother, Gisella
Bernstein.
MAX CORINBLAT
of 2247 West Philadelphia died
Sept. 27 at the age of 63 years.
Funeral services were held Sept.
28 at the Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel with interment at the Za-
mos Thamasover Cemetery. He
is survived by his wife, Shifra;
two sons, Sgt. Jack of U.S. Army,
Lt. Alex of U.S. Merchant Mar-
ine; three daughters, Mrs. Al
Strasner, Mrs. A. Cook, and
Esther. Rabbis Levin, Rottenberg
and Silver officiated.
BEREL FRENKEL
Ile sees danger in even the of 2739 Blaine Ave. died Sept.
least of those things he should 26 at the age of 77 years. Fun-
avoid.-Tevijja-sutta.
eral services were held Sept. 28
at the Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel with interment at the
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rab-
bis Rottenberg, Stollman and Sil-
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN: All FOR RENT - Nice furnished ver officiated. He is survived by
kinds of wiring and repairing. room for lady in home of two his wife, Nachama Leah, and
Moors, generators, plugs, bells, adults. All conveniences. Un- daughter, Mrs. S. Rosenberg. He
limited phone. Good transpor- was a member of many charit-
pk,:ftches, chimes and fixtures.
tation. TOwnsend 8-6409.
For residence, commercial and
able institutions, both here and
in Europe.
industrial. Crest Electric Serv-
ice. TRinity 1-1165.
FOR RENT-Lovely room in pri-
vate home for a refined busi-
SALLYY PIANKO
VACUUMS REPAIRED - $1.50
ness girl. Reasonable. UN. of 2718 Clements Ave. died Oct.
and up. Called for and deliv-
1-6301.
2 at the age of 38 years. Fun-
ered. American Vacuum Clean•
eral services were held Oct. 6
er Co. Trinity 2-8000.
FOR RENT - Nice furnished from the Lewis Brothers Funeral
room with private family. 4266 Chapel with interment at the
HOUSE FOR SALE - Beautiful
Duane Ave. DAvison 2213.
Bnai David Cemetery. Rabbi
7-room single 110010. 2-ca• gar-
age. Extra lavatory. Very FOR RENT - Nice furnished Joshua Sperka officiated. She is
survived by her husband, Jack;
good condition. Balance of a
room with private adult fam- sons, Harvey and Martin; father,
monthly payment of $29
ily. Unlimited phone. Good Max Polasky; brothers. Harry,
Leaving state. Immediate po s-
transportation. TYler 6-2218.
Nathan and Ralph Paige; and
session. Open afternoons. 2510
Fullerton.
WANTED-Young lady to share sisters, Sylvia Wilber and Rose
apartment. Apply at Belcrest Schechter.
YOUNG MAN, Ex-Service man,
Hotel, Apt. 309.
ELIZABETH JACOB
30 years. 5 ft., 81/2 in. tall,
stranger in city, would like to FOR RENT - Nice furnished of 8838 LaSalle Blvd. died at the
to meet nice girl, 23-28, not room for a girl. Good home age of 65 years. Funeral serv-
for right party.
Unlimited ices were held Oct. 4 from the
under 5 ft., 3 in.' tall. Object
Good transportation. Lewis Brothers Funeral Chapel,
phone.
matrimony. Write Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle, Box 257. 2752 Boston Blvd., Apt. A-1. 7739 John R, with interment at
Mornings until 11 a. m. and the Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
WILL EXCHANGE 4-room front
Rabbi Mogill Hershman officiat-
after 6 p m.
apartment with porch for b-
ed. She is survived by her chil-
room house or flat. Automatic FOR RENT-One or two rooms dren, Hiam, Mrs. Kay Rashti,
with kitchen privileges Middle- Abe, Irwin, Mrs. Alfred Sher-
heat. N.W. section. TOwnsend
8-6647.
aged Jewish couple preferred. man, Janet and Morris.
11619 Broadstreet. HO. 3021.
FOR SALE - (Must move) -
Harry Rosenthal.
MRS. FANNIE LEVIN
Baby Grand Piano, Electric
of 1654 Virginia Park died Sept.
PROFESSIONAL
Man
desires
5
Mangle, Electric Iron, Needle
25 at the age of 83 years. Fun-
or 6-room flat or house in eral services were held Tuesday
Point Chair, Dishes, Book
Northw: :t section. Permanent, from the residence. Rabbis A.
Cases, Cut Glass and Small
reliable. References. Call UN. M. Hershman and Max Wohlgel-
Sled. HOgarth 3377.
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1-3289.
ernter and Cantor Jacob Sonen-
FOR RENT-Large bedroom with
klar officiated. She was the wid-
twin beds, suitable for two REFINED, educated widow, no ow of the late Jacob; leaves her
children, wishes to meet re-
men or couple, employed. Ref-
fine dman, good character, children, Mrs. M. Yalomstein,
erences. Telephone TO. 6-6999.
comfortably situated, from 65 Mrs. I. Greenburg, Mrs. L. L.
to 75 years. No money seek- Kaufman, Mrs. Ethel Zellman,
FOR RENT - Nice furnished
room for lady. 2400 Sturte-
Write Detroit Jewish Benjamin, Albert H., Yale and
ers.
Aaron; one sister, Mrs. Sarah
'ant Ave. TOwnsend 5-7875.
Chronicle, Box 657.
Harris; 11 grandchildren and
FOR RENT-Large, airy, furn- WANTED - Young girl, high four great grandchildren. Burial
ished room in home of adults.
school graduate, for jewelry at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Conveniently located, near bus
establishment. References. De-
MRS. PAULINE MOSS
and stteet car lines. Hot run-
troit. Jewish Chronicle, Box
of 2266 Blaine died Sept. 25
ning water and steam heat.
285.
at the age of 60 years. She
TY. 5-6967.
FOR RENT - Large, nicely fur- leaves her husband, Nathan; five
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
nished room for business girl daughters, Mrs. Abe Zweig, Mrs.
room with garage. Quiet home
in home of three adults. 2698 Harry Mettler, Mrs. David Katz,
of middle-aged couple. 2987
Fullerton near Lawton. TOwn- Mrs. Sam Kravitz, Mrs. Fred Kor-
Clements, between Wildemere
otkin.
send 6-0203.
Funeral services were
:IA Lawton. Upstairs.
from the Chesed Shel Emes. Bur-
WANTED-Full time office sec- ial at Beth Yehuda Cemetery.
rotary for Main Office. United
FOR RENT - Comfortable fur-
Hebrew Schools. No Satur-
Dished room with private fain-
PHILIP FEINBERG
• icy. Good transportation. 3304
13226 Lawton Ave. of 11561 Cameron died Sept. 24
days.
TOwnsend 8-0063.
Boston Blvd. TOwnsend 6-
at the age of 77 year,. Funeral
5157.
services were held Monday. He
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furnished
FOR RENT-Pleasant
room in home of couple. Good leaves his wife, Anna; one son,
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
r om for gentleman or lady.
transportation. 2327 Clements. Louis; four daughters, Mrs. Sarah
Rosenbloom, Mrs. Sidney Ber-
Upstairs.
:'722 Richton. TOwnsend 7-
mingham, Mrs. Jules Smith and
:440.
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FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished Mrs. Pearl King; four sisters.
room with private adult fam- Burial, Chesed Shel Emes Ceme-
REFINED Elderly Lady desires
ily. All home conveniences. tery. Rabbi Isaac Stollman offs
room and board; or room with
Unlimited phone. Good trans- ciated.
kitchen privileges. Ilungariaq
portation. Suitable for one or
home preferred. TYler 7-1993.
two persons. Chicago Blvd.,
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
UNVEILING NOTICE
between Lawton and Wilde-
room with private adult family,
mere. TYler 5-2289.
The
family of the late Edward
for gentleman. Good transpor-
FOR RENT-Room. Young man Beresh of 2930 Clements Ave.
tation. TOwnsend 6-4688.
only. 2426 Buena Vista. TO. wish to invite ther relatives and
friends to the unveiling of the
FOR RENT - Room for gentle- 5-6057.
monument to take place Sunday,
man. Newly decorated. new
furniture. Only two in family. SERVICEMAN'S Wife to share Oct. 15, at 2 p. m., at the Clover
flat with 1 or 2 working girls. Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Her-
Call TOwnsend 7-1887. 229 '
Kitchen privileges. TY. 7-6321. man Rosenwasser will officiate.
Glendale near Fourteenth.
CLASSIFIED--
Peg. II
Odessa Donor Luncheon
To Be Held Wed., Oct. 11
JUDAISM
(Continued from page 2)
there the inequitable economic
order which had made life so in-
secure in Europe. Since they
came to a backward, sparsely set-
tled country, they were able to
create new social institutions.
They established a National Fund
which purchased land not for
private profit, but in perpetuity
for the Jewish people. Within
the framework of capitalism
Palestine developed the strong-
est free labor movement and the
largest network of cooperatives
and collectives in proportion to
population to be found in any
free country in the World. The
General Federation of Jewish
Labor (Histadruth) has 126,000
members, constituting with their
families 40 per cent of the Jew-
ish Community of Palestine and
dominating its political life. The
Federation's activities include the
creation and direction of collec-
tive agricultural settlements, in-
and transport coopera-
tives, building guilds, educational
institutions, cooperative finance
institutions, maritime projects,'
health insurance and unemploy-i
ment relief. It has fought for
and obtained working conditions
and wages incomparably better
than are to be found anywhere
else in the Near East."
In Palestine, Judaism may be
given an opportunity of being an
example to the world of how well
a fellow can follow their religion
in their political, economic and
social life-we can be an out-
standing example of the query
of that officer who stood before
those graves and asked "whether
they could not learn to LIVE
TOGETHER." Judaism has given
to the world the concept of one
God, the Old Testament and the
Ten Commandments. We are a
people of law and we have thru
successive persecutions and mi-
grations carried that law known
to us as the Torah, into every
civilized land. Now that we may
have an opportunity to have the
land from whence we originally
came, can we make another great
contribution . to civilization-can
we show the world a state based
on the true principles of religion
--a state wherein there will be
a full equality of rights-civil,
economic, religious and cultural
-wherein poverty and injustice
shall be no more? If Palestine
is restored, Judaism must accept
the challenge-to show the world
how well Jew and Jew, Arab and
Jew, can LIVE TOGETHER.
We will accept this challenge and
perform it well if we worship
God as expressed by our Proph-
ets. Isaiah answered in these
words. "Bowing the head as a
bulrush is not enough. To adorn
oneself with sackcloth and ashes
is not enough. But this is the
way to God-to loose the fet-
ters of wickedness, to undo the
bands of the yoke, to deal one's
bread to the hungry, to cover
the naked, to shelter the home
less and the outcast. And in our
Sabbath prayers we repeat the
words of Micah in the truest
definition of religion yet given
by man: "It hath been told thee,
0 man, what is good, and what
the Lord doth require of thee:
Only to do justly, and to walk
humbly with thy God."
The women of the Odessa Pro-
gressive Aid Society are sponsor-
ing a donor luncheon on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 11, at 12:30 p. m.
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CALLOW FAMILY CLUB
The Gallow Family Club held
their first meeting of the 1944-45
season on Sunday, Oct. 1, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Siegel of 17526 Santa Rosa Dr.
The Well Known Rev.
Hyman Schulsinger
of Cong. •
Beth Talc.
Emanuel
MRS. MORRIS MONY
in the ball room of the Hotel
Staler. Proceeds are to be given
to the Child Rescue Fund.
Mrs. Morris Mony (Nellie) of
North Martindale heads the pro-
ject. She has as her assistants,
Mrs. Albert Kunin, co-chairman;
Mrs. Herman Kanter, treasurer;
iMrs. Morris Kopnick, ticket hold-
er; Mrs. Max Hayman, commit-
tee on arrangements.
The committee on arrange-
ments has arrimged a musical
program and floor show.
UNVEILING. NOTICE
The family of the late Archie
Cohen wish to invite their rela-
tives and friends to the unveil-
ing of the tombstone to be held
Sunday, Oct. 8, at 2 p. nm. at
the Workman's Circle Cemetery,
Detroit Lodge Section, Gratiot
and 14-Mile Rd. Rabbi Jacob
L Nathan will officiate.
UNVEILING NOTICE
The family of the late Taube
Segal wish to invite their rela-
itives and friends to the unveiling
of the tombstone to be held Sun-
day , Oct. 15, at 2 p. m., Chesed
Shel Emes Cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Chana
Shapiro wish to thank their rela-
tives and many friends for their
kindness shown them in their
recent bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Harry
Zapotsky wish to thank their
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses shown them dur-
ing their recent bereavement.
Rev. Cantor
DAVID
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