Friday, February 2, 1945

OBITUARY

MANNY M. SCHARE
44, died Thursday, Jan, 25, after
a brief illness. Funeral services
were held Sunday, Jan. 28, in
the Lewis Brothers Chapel. Rab-
bi B. Benedict Glazer officiated.
l; Burial was in the Machpelah
Cemetery. He was a member of

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the Oddfellows, the Elks, and the
Masons. Surviving are his wife,
Anne, of 3160 Second; two sons,
Pfc. Marvin, a Marine serving in
the South Pacific, and Sidney of
New York; five brothers, Max
Martin, Philip and James of De-
troit, T/Sgt. Joseph stationed in
Los Angeles, and a sister, Mrs.
Fannie Zucker of New York City.

eral services were held Jan. 26
at the Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel with interment at the
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Jos-
hua H. Sperka officiated. He is
survived by his wife, Mollie;
son, Arnold C.; daughters, Mrs.
Naomi R. Carson and Mrs. Sylvia
Kent ; brothers, Ben, Charles,
Sam, Kert; sisters, Mrs. Sarah
Rosenfield, Mrs. Mary Lewis,
JOSEPH BORNSTEIN
Mrs. Hilda Schechter, Mrs. Doris
of Newport, Mich., died Jan. Fishel and Mrs. Esther Rosen-
25 at the age of 69 yarn. Fun- gluten.
eral services were held Jan. 28
from the Lewis Brothers Funeral
MRS. IDA BREITENBACH
Chapel with interment at the
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rab- Breitenbach, 67 years old, widow
bi Herschman and Canton Sonen- of the late Alfred Breitenbach
klar officiated, He is survived by and a former teacher in the De-
his wife, Annie; sons, Cecil, troit Public Schools, were held
Lawrence and Sidney; and daugh- at the Gilbert Funeral Home.
ters, Mrs. D. V. Elconin of Mil- Mrs. Breitenbach died Monday in
waukee, Wis., and Mrs. G. Katz. Cleveland, where she lived for
16 years. Two daughters, Mrs.
LOUIS H. MART
Ruth Michleson of Bay City, and
of 3887 W. Outer Dr. died Jan. Mrs. Judith Amster of Cleveland,
25 at the age of 60 years. Fun- and a brother survive. Burial
was held in Woodmere Ceme-
tery.

CLASSIFIED

DAVID HOROWITZ, the Teacher. 'TO SHARE--Girl or woman to
share apartment. Convenient
Hebrew, Yiddish, English, Citi-
transportation. 2911 Sturte-
zenship and Bar Mitzvah. Read-
vant. Apt. 27. Call Sunday
ing and writing guaranteed.
Free trial lesson. 4081 Mon- , through Wednesday. TOwn-
send 6-3818,
terey. NO. 2680.
ELECTROLYSIS—Hair on face WIDOW ALONE desires to share
3-room apartment with couple
removed permanently by elec-
or woman. 1751 Rochester.
tric needles. No scars. Results
Apt. D-2. Good transporta-
guaranteed. Michigan licensed
tion.
operators. Jennie Wholman and
Fanny Levine, 3358 Glynn Ct. FOR RENT
Nice furnished
TOwnsend 8-1475. Open eve-
room for single person or
nings.
couple. Good transportation.
2654 Richton Ave. •
BECOME the perfect dancing
partner, acquire a perfect pos- FOR RENT — Nice furnished
ture and poise. Begin lessons
Large pleasant front bedroom
now, at "The Studios." Dra-
mom for working girl or man,
matics, ballroom dancing, voice
in refined home. Reasonable.
culture and special lessons for
2953 Hazelwood. TYler 5-
the beginner in piano. Call
2761.
today. TO. 8 ,0082.
WANTED — Room with kitchen
TO SHARE—Will share attrac-
privileges in Kosher home by
tively furnished 4-room apart-
two refined unemployed sis-
ment with young girl or wom-
ters. Or willing to act as
an. Private room with twin
companion to elderly lady.
beds. Chicago Blvd. TYler
Phone TYler 5-2289.
6-5191,
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED — In
WILL EXCHANGE lovely 31-
home of small family. Light
. room apartment with Murphy
housework and stay in eve-
bed, for flat, income or bunga-
nings. Good living quarters.
low in N.W. section. Gener-
Good salary. Apply at 3314
•• our reward. Call Sunday. TO.
Elmhurst Ave. all clay Sunday
7-2293.
until 3 o'clock.

Keidan Lodge
Meets Tuesday

HOSPITAL

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The Harry B. Keidan Lodge,
own past scale, taking into ac-
count that this is it "once-in-a- the newest chapter of Bnai Brith,
life" appeal.
will hold its next meeting at 8
Terms of payment have been
p. ran, Tuesday, Feb. 6, in the
arranged, so that those who can-
not make a substantial contribu-
tion in cash at this time, will pa3'
me-third of their total pledge
now, or before June 30, 1945;
one-third before Dec. 31, 1946,
and the final third not later than
lune 30, 1946, the closing date
for the receipt of all payments
to the original founders' fund.
There still remains the oppor-
tunity for would-be campaign
corkers to unroll. Any one who
lesires to participate in the char-
ter army, which will go down in
community history as the group
which campaigned for the orig.-
;nal successful building fund
;hould come to the rally at the
Jewish Community Center on
Sunday morning.
In addition to previously pub-
lished names, Mrs. Robert J.
Newman, chairman of the wom-
en's cooperating committees in
the campaign, has announced the
following report on women cap-
tains and their workers to date:

IDA SCHOENER
of 3010 Chicago Blvd. died Jan.
24 at the age of 70 years. Fun-
eral services were held Jan. 25
at the Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel with interment at the
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rab- Captains and I Workers
:
1. , 11
Mrs.
hiviilsolcs
11a hilt
Mrs.
bi A. M. Herschman and Cantor Adolph
John
I , razer,
Elirlii.h,
SI •s.
J. Sonenklar officiated. She is Mrs. M. J. ;ree11 1,0 1 . K. Mrs. Harr,' 1..
Mrs. Philip Upson. Mrv. J. J.
survived by her son, Harry of I:opel,
!darks and Mrs. Si,,,, Simi< t er. Airs.
Cleveland; daughters, Mrs. Al George Freedman's I oun : Mrs. HIIIIIUrI
Weinberg, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Ice•ne. Airs. link, Levin, Mrs. Philip
and Mrs. Mort on Newlander.
Mrs. Wilbur DeYoung, and Anne; Marcus,.
Mrs. Fre ■ I A. Ginsburg's team Mrs.
brothers, Nathan Lichtenstein of \ %Milani Field, Alt's. I larry Jacobson,
Cleveland, and a sister, Rose Mrs. A. 0. Lappin. Mrs. I I enry Meyers
and Mrs. Oa cid Wil k us. Mrs. Charles
Eisner.
Gitlin's 1 cant: Mrs. Sam Fisher, Airs.

CARRIE STEINBERG
3249 Sturtevant Ave., died Jan.
23 at the age of 64 years. Fun-
eral services were held Jan. 25
from the Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel with interment at the
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rab-
bi Joshua Sperka officiated. She
is survived by her son, Raymond;
daughters, Mrs. Louis Wartosky
of 4 Cincinnati; brothers, Nate,
Max, William and Irving Levy;
sister, Mrs. Ed Harris; and one
grandchild, Harvey Allan War-
tosky.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mollie
Greenspoon wishes to thank their
many friends and relatives for
the kindness shown them during
their recent bereavement.

11 111 on Irishman, Airs.
Mrs. I '.en Tobin, Airs. Levi Is N1'asser-

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Mrs. javoh
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Jade Room of the Detroit Leland
Hotel.
Rabbi J. M. Cohen, director of
the Hillel Foundation of Ann
Arbor, will speak.
Stanford Wallace, president of
the Hillel Student Council of
Ann Arbor, will also speak.
An additional feature of the
meeting will be the initiation
ceremonies. This will be in
charge of the Degree Team of
the Pisgah Lodge, consisting of
Elias Goldberg, Samuel W. Leib,
Aaron Rosenberg, Joseph L. Staub
and Clement J. Weitzman.
Refreshments and a social eve-
ning will follow the meeting.

Mrs.
Leon I:al Mit, Mrs. Sam Lefkoicit z, Airs.
"h1 11p Liebson, Mrs. Isaac Itosein hal
ind tars. • aCk Ruben. Mrs. Benjamin
Ml's. VIVI1111
Ja iTe's team :
Mrs. Sidney K. lielgler, Mrs. Nathan
It, Goldberg, Mrs. N. N. Steinberg and
Its. A nsoll I'. Tabor.
Mrs. rietti-
Mrs. Ir Or KRIM'S
kqii A. I lopp, Mrs. S. M. bewis, Mrs.
Deltoy 1:itt -
Mrs.
Art her Rice and
'nailer. Mrs. Max II. I:erner's team:
Sirs. StIw Kul X•II. Mrs. Louis Tabash-
Mk. Mrs. It. Siegel, Mrs. Sidney It.
Solomon and Airs. Morton Wolf.
Nathan Simons, Mrs. Abraham Brent
Mrs. AHrO ❑ KAirland's team: Mrs. L.
and Mts. Max Berendt.
Nit• roil Alarko and Mrs. Jolts Kur-
Mrs. Sidney Weisman's team: Mrs.
land. Mr, Theodore Levin's team:
Hoe, ant 0, Einstein, Sirs. Ted SO10111011,
Sirs. Philip II. Broad°, Mrs. Charles Sirs. 5ti. mom. !Minims, Mrs. M.
Imhoff, Mrs. Harry Nathan, Airs. Ay- Fleischman and Sirs. Gerald May. Mrs.
' hut . S. Purdy and Miss Ethel Rosen - Frank A. Wet small' n team: Mrs. Barney
Salinger, Mrs.
Jfi.•(.11)
t hal.
Perimuter, Mrs.
Mrs. hose LIPS011's leant: Mrs. Felix
Hyman Se Wafer and Mrs. Hyman C.
Mahler, Mrs. Morse Goldman, Mrs. Broder.
Manny Einstein and NIIISS Alarcla Er-
Mrs. Leon Winkel tits n's team: Mrs.
mann. Airs. Royal Maas' team: Mrs. Joseph Palk, Sirs. Tobias Garott, Sirs.
',route Frank and Mrs. George Bre- Robert Jane way, Mrs. Jerry Morton,
men.
Mrs. Sidney NVallace. Mrs. Maurice IL
Mrs. 'William M. Si azer's team: Airs. Zack helm's team: Sirs. 'Henry IL Sha•
Joseph II imelhoch, Mrs. Barney Israel, per° and Mrs. y Sloan.
Mrs. Melvin Kut (natter and Mrs. Myron
Mrs. Julian S. Z1'111011'11 tea III :
Mrs.
I). Stein. Mrs. Julius Ring's team: Sanford Adler, Mrs, Al. It. lierkinan,
Ilernard Mrs. Hat ry Grossman, Mrs. Joseph had -
Airs. !tarry Much Mall. Alex.
e. r i i.d goo d, Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, Mrs. ner, Sirs. Harry Roo, Mrs. Mitchell
NV Winn, I: Infer and Airs. I. Zeff.
Shlitin and Ales. Benjamin Jones.
Mrs. oarl S. Schiller's team: Mrs.
Aaron Carlstein, Mrs. Saul I tachlson,
Airs. Pilch! Ebner, Mrs. LOUIS Giesler
And Mrs. David Schiller. Mrs. Nate S.
Shapero's team: Mrs, Edward A. Atlas,
Airs. AVIlliant Field, Airs. Harry Jacob-
1011, Mt a. Lawrence J. Michelson, Mrs.
Irving Oherfel der and Mrs. Nathan
SchlR f er.
Mrs. Nathan Scholnlek's train: Airs.
Lester latioldes, Mrs. Alfred Meyers,
Mrs. Mowry Scholnlek. Mrs. Oscar 511 -
erinan s team: Mrs. Leonard N. Shn
ins and Ain,. !lave Emerman. Mrs.
Henry Soss' team: Mrs. Sidney J.
rolVo Favorite
Allen, Mrs. Samuel Si. Epstein, Sirs.

FOR RENT—East side, near WANTED—Room and board for
Belle Isle, handy to cars and
fother and seven-year-old son.
bus, shopping; 5 rooms of 7-
Northwest section, near school.
room upper flat. Living room
Please apply Box 574, Detroit
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and kitchen furnished, with
Jewish Chronicle.
refrigeration, telephone, steam
OPE IS THE ONLY THING
heat. Middle-aged couple only EXECUTIVE wants 6-room un- LEFT. Where can these Jews
furnished house. Northwest or go? To the United States. It
considered. References requir-
Dexter section. Will pay $80. will be lucky if the United
ed. Rent $45.00. Write De-
References. Call UNiversity 2- States will accept a few thou-
troit Jewish Chronicle, Box
0767.
803.
sand immigrants a year. South
VACUUMS
REPAIRED, Rebuilt America will also be able to
FOR RENT — Large furnished
or Exchanged. Called for and admit just a few thousand.
room suitable for couple or
"Australia with an empty con-
delivered. American Vacuum
single person. Small family.
tinent also refuses to open its
Cleaner Co. TRinity 2-8000.
G o o d transportation. 2494
gates to more than a handful.
Gladstone. TYler 4-1790.
PLUMBING Repairs and com- Canada will also admit just a
plete installations by licensed few thousand.
FOR RENT — Nice furnished
"Africa? One prominent Jew-
master plumber. Max Swartz,
room for young lady. Good
ish financier has said that he
UN. 3-8854.
transportation. Unlimit e d
would give five million dollars
phone. 4050 Tuxedo Ave. near
ELDERLY MAN wants to share to aid settlement of Jews in
Dexter. Downstairs.
his 4-room income with a mid- Angola, but not one cent for
dle-aged person, board includ- Palestine. Well, even in Africa,
FOR RENT — Furnished room,
ed, for light services. Adler. for instance, Tanganyka, control-
working girl desired. Meals if
UN. 3-0204. 17132 Greenlavvn. led by Britain, a few hundred
wanted. Home of adults. Good
transportation. Call TYler 7-
Jews were admitted and then
WANTED TO RENT-4 or 5- Britain closed immigration fear-
0788.
room apartment or flat in
ing the rise of anti-Semitism.
Northwest section. Adults. Ex- There are negotiations going on
REFINED Business Woman de-
cellent references. Call DAvi-
sires to meet gentleman over
about settling Jews in Ethiopia
son 0220.
45 years; 5 ft. 7 or taller.
but nothing has come of them.
Write Detroit Jewish Chron-
FOR RENT — Large bedroom, No Haven in Russia
icle, Box 369.
"A few years ago certain
nicely furnished, suitable for
couple or two women. Unlim- Jews were dreaming of Biro
YOUNG Responsible Professional
ited phone. Ciose to Dexter, Bidpan as a Jewish settlement
Girl, 24, desires to rent or
in good home. 3318 Calvert. Biro Bidjan - has 55,000 Jews,
share furnished apartment
only 5,000 from outside the Sov-
TO. 8-3981.
within close proximity to Sec-
iet Union. Moscow is not inter-
ond Ave bus or, Northwest
Section. Write Detroit Jewish FOR RENT — Beautiful room ested in receiving refugees. A
in apartment with adult cou- few years ago when I approached
Chronicle, Box 174.
ple. Good transportation. One Moscow about admitting Com-
block east of Dexter. Pleasant munist refugees I was told that
FOR RENT — Nice furnished
Gentleman pre- Russia had enough Communists.
atmosphere.
room for girl or woman in
Phone TY. 7-8885.
"Palestine is the only place
ferred.
home of religious widow. Kit-
3407 Longfellow. Apt. 3.
left. The White Paper is not
chen privileges. Call Sunday.
sacrosanct and was a product of
3296 Calvert Ave. TOwnsend
YOUNG Business Girl wishes to Arab pressure, and can be re-
7-2164.
rent room vicinity Dexter bus pealed under pressure."
line. Meals or kitchen privi-
TO SHARE. Apartment. Couple
McDonald declared that the
leges. Call TY. 5-2000, 9 a. tn. Jews have more right to Pales-
or lady, kitchen privileges,
to 5 p. in. Saturday 9 to 12. tine than to any other spot on
very reasonable. Jewish Or-
2245 Blaine.
thodox home.
FOR RENT—A private room for earth. He also excoriated the
Apartment No. 6.
a refined girl or woman in a small class of prominent Jews
very lovely home. 1/2 block who are ashamed of being Jews,
TO SHARE — Couple wanted
from 7 Mile bus, near Cherry- and said that they needed . to
to share 5-room home of wid-
learn the great contributions
lawn.
UN. 3-6396.
ow, son in armed forces. 3031
Judaism has bestowed to the
Blaine. Upper.
FOR RENT—Or share, a beau- world. He stated that ideological
tifully furnished apartment. differences are periling the res-
FOR RENT -- Nicely furnished
Quiet, nice atmosphere, unlim- cue of hundreds of thousands of
warm room fur employed lady
ited phone. Business or pro- Jews.
or gentleman, with family of
Reference?
fessional women.
three adults. References. 3253
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