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Friday, April 6, 1945
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Bnai Brith Bowling
Tournament May 6
Windsor Hadassah
Jrs.' Dinner April 15
The second annual Detroit
Bnai Brith Bowling Tournament
will be held at 11:30 a. in. Sun-
day, May 6, at the Detroit Rec-
Junior Hadassah of Windsor
is having a donor banquet at
6:30 p. m. Sunday, April 15,
at the Sham. Hashomayim Syna-
gogue, corner of Giles Blvd. and
Goyeau.
A full course dinner will be
served. Mrs. Goldie Adler of
Detroit will be the guest speaker.
Miss Blanche Pearl will sing sev-
eral songs in Jewish and Heb-
rew. A group of our own Ha-
dassah members will do a Pal-
estinian dance. Mrs. L. Polsky
will play the piano.
Tickets may be had by con-
tacting either Miss Irene Upiter
at 3-5243, or Miss Eva Adelman
at 3-6096.
reation.
This tournament is open to
all Detroit Bold Brith members
carrying an official ABC average
for 15 games for the current
season.
Entry fee is $8.00 which in-
•ludes a banquet at Hotel Web-
ster Hall in the evening. Treas-
urer A. Sklare will accept all
entries prior to May 1. Contact
Mr. Sklare at 295:3 Glendale,
1'0. 7.9057.
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Dr. Jacob R. Marcus, scholar
in Jewish History, will be the
"Message of Israel' speaker at
10 a. m. Sunday, April 8, East-
ern War Time (9 a. m. Eastern
Standard Time) over the Blue
Network. His subject will be
"The Contribution of the Jew to
American Life."
CLASSIFIED
Mrs. Rachael Cohen
Found Dead in Home
Mrs. Michael Cohen, 74, widow
of Bennett Cohen, died in her
home in Port Huron last Mon-
day night. She was born in
Russia in 1871 and lived in
Port Huron 51 years. She was
a member of Mt. Sinai Syna-
gogue and first president of its
Ladies Auxiliary. She burned
the mortgage on the Mt. Sinai
Templ e in a ceremony Feb. 6.
She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Lena Alvin, Detroit; a
brother, Harry Jacobson, who
lives in Texas; and several
nieces and nephews.
Rabbi Selig Auerbach, pastor
of Mt. Sinai Congregation, offi-
ciated. Burial Was held on Wed-
nesday, March 28, at Mt. Sinai
Cemetery.
Young Israel Women
Dinner April 30
The Women's League of Young
Israel will hold its annual Moth-
er-Daughter dinner at 7:30 p. m.
April :30 (Lag B'Omer), at the
Moss Catering (lull, Grand River
and ,Joy Rd.
In addition to a prominent
speaker, to he announced short-
ly, the program will include ar-
tists from within Young Israel's
tanks.
VACUUMS REPAIRED, Rebuilt I LIBERAL R E W A RD offered. Bordelove Given
or Exchanged.' Called for and I Discharged veteran and wife, IOOF State Post
delivered. American Vacuum no children, desire 2-bedroom
Maurice Bordelove, Detroit
apartment or 5 or 6-room in-
Cleaner Co. TRinity 2-8000.
come or flat. Preferably N.W. printing company executive, has
section. References. Call CA. been appointed! grand scribe of
DAVID HOROWITZ, the Teacher.
8310, Ext. 805, evenings or the Grand Encampment, Indepen-
Hebrew, Yiddish, English, Citi-
dent Order of Odd Fellows of
daytime.
zenship and Bar Mitzvah. Read-
.
Michigan, it was announced Sat-
ing and writing guaranteed. FOR RENT — Nice furnished urday by Robert Scott of De-
Free trial lesson. 4081 Mon-
room with private adult cou- troit, grand patriarch. Bordelove,
terey. NO. 2680.
pie. Gentleman only. Dexter a past grand patriarch of the
section. 3739 Richton, DAvi- order, succeeding Ben Eastman
YOUNG LADY would like to
of Lapeer, who resigned. He
son 8696.
meet young man about 35
will serve until the order's an-
years of age. For particulars, FOR RENT—Large room, twin nual election in May.
beds, in quiet home of two
write Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
working adults. Home privi-
Box 352.
SMUTS
leges. Dexter-Richton district.
-
FOR RENT—Four-room furnish-
HO. 7710.
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ed apartment. N.W. Section. —
Couple only wanted. Refer- WANTED—A home for - an in- lution. Here is the old historic
If interested please
fant.
dices required Call DAvison
phone
NOrthlawn
5857 after home of the Jewish people.
4264.
Why shouldn't they have it
4 o'clock, in the afternoon.
back, have a country to where
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
large room in home of two WANTED—A home for a six- they can go?
"In many countries," the
year-old girl. Box No. 945,
Calvert
References.
adults.
Prime Minister continued,
Detroit
Jewish
Chronicle.
near Linwood. TOwnsend 6-
"they are unwelcome. They
--
733 2.
ELDERLY Woman of good fam- are welcome in South Africa,
ily, unable to find apartment, welcome by peoples possessing
SERVICEMAN, recently return-
would like to meet woman, a large human outlook. But
ed from overseas, desires 2 or
living alone preferably, who with many peopl e who are in-
3 room furnished apartment
has adequate and comfortable tolerant, the Jewish question
for myself, wife and child.
apartment in high grade becomes urgent, with agony
Auerbach, TO. 7-8170. Please
neighborhood, and who also resulting on both sides. I have,
call –in evening.
wishes to have companionship therefore, for many years been
and sharing of management an advocate of a Jewish na-
$100.00 REWARD for 6-room
and responsibility. Cost of tional home in order that some
flat, Northwest section. Busk
such arrangement not primary solution may be found for this
ness man. Quiet family of
consideration. Box 331, De- most terrible of all minority
four adults. Excellent refer-
questions. We are pledged to
troit Jewish Chronicle.
ences. MA. 6196 or TO. 7-
certain things. Whether they
0858.
WANTED—Young lady to share will be carried out, tim e alone
Apartment
309
at
Belcrest
OFFICER and Wife desire 2, 3
can tell."
Hotel. All privileges. Reason-
or 4-room furnished or unfur-
Replying to a query by na-
'able.
Mrs.
Rosa
M.
Buchstein.
nished apartment. Permanent-
tionalist deputy Eric Louw as to
ly stationed. TOwnsend 5- PLEASANT room for young whether he was speaking for the
7943.
lady, good transportation, priv- British Government, Smuts re-
ileges, available Monday, April plied: "I am not speaking for
GIRL WANTED for general office
9. 3021 Rochester. TYler 5- the British Government. The
work. Some knowledge of typ-
British Government is in a diffi-
1212.
ing. Hertzberg and Keystone
cult position and is sweating
Furs. TOwnsend 8-4318.
TO SHARE—Widow will share blood over this question." He
her 3-room apartment with a said that what is needed is a
$100.00 REWARD for anyone
woman or girl. Use of kitchen new universal declaration affirm-
obtaining 5 or 6-room flat or
also.
TY. 5-9101 or DA. 2751. ing the fundamentals of western
house, automatic heat prefer-
civilization. "Thus," he said, "we
Rochester
at Lawton.
red, for responsible business
would know if we did not ob-
executive. Life-long Detroit- WANTED — Middle-aged Jewish serve them, we were filing be-
ers. Will furnish best of ref-
Live on premises. low our own standards."
woman.
erences. UN. 1-0381 or TO.
Beautiful home. Full time.
8-7727.
Serve partially crippled Jewish
BRIGADE
widow. Be able to take tem-
FOR RENT — Attractive room
perature, pulse, etc. Some
in nicely furnished private
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housework. Good salary. In-
home with only two adults in
quire 1634 National Bank a national unit, has entered
family, for employed, refined
the fighting lines bearing the
Bldg.
youn g woman. Pleasant home
surroundings, unlimited phone, FOR SALE--Furnished Cottage. names of the Jewish people and
carrying the colors of Zion.
close to bus and street car
131/2 miles out of Windsor,
"Jews throughout the world
lines. Rent reasonable. TYler
on Lake St. Clair. Lot is 65 are heart and soul with the
5-2811.
ft. by 650 ft, with tennis men who have entered the
court, beautiful beach, 2-car front lines to avenge th e blood
WILL the Person or Persons
garage, eight bedrooms, four shed by the enemy and to re-
who witnessed the accident of
bathrooms and maid's quarter. deem the honor which was
Isaac Rubin at Twelfth and
All hardwood floors, electric trodden in the dust. The Jew-
Taylor, Sunday, March 11, at
stove, hot water, refrigerator, ish community of Palestine
approximately 4 p. m., please
private telephone. Living room sends to its sons its heartfelt
call at 2014 Blaine Ave.. Apt.
is 60x20 ft. House can be prayers. It knows that they
5. Phone TYler 7-8661.
used all year round. Call will uphold its honor and ac-
Windsor 4-1555 or 3-1736. quit themselves of their task
WANTED — Stenographer for
Ask for S. Meretsky.
Hotel. Good opportunity. Ap-
with courage and bravery.
ply Colonial Hotel, Mt. Clem-
"The men of the Jewish
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished.
ens, Mich.
airy room with small private Brigade are the representa-
fancily, either t•c single girls tives at the front of the Jew-
WORKING MOTHER wants to
or couple that are in busines. ish people. Their services in-
board out two-year-old lovable
Call TO. 5-6035. 2657 Pasa- volve an obligation. The mes-
girl. Will pay well. Call HO.
sages which have come to us
2221.
dena.
in Palestine from the men
BUSINESS People offer a mod- FOR RENT—Two rooms, one who have today entered the
furnished and one unfurnished. firing lines are a trumpet call
erate commission for 3 or 4-
Mrs. to others to join them in the
transportation.
Good
bedroom flat. Willing to dec-
Weiss, 12660 Stoepel. NOrth- great struggle agains th e hang-
orate. Call TE. 1-4426 or
men of our people."
lawn 6146.
evenings at TO. 5-1525.
Page Eleven
OBITUARY
DAVID BRUCH
who died Sunday while visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Sadie B.
Hecker, in Newcastle, Pa., was
buried in Beth Moses Cemetery
following services at noon Tues-
day in the Kaufman Chapel. A
son, Simon, and a brother, Ber-
nard, also survive.
MESSING ESTHER KESSLER
Funeral services were held for
Messing Esther Kessler at the
Lewis Brothers Funeral Chapel
with interment at the Beth Ab-
raham Cemetery. Rabbi Thumin
officiated. She is survived by her
daughters, Mrs. A. L. Bernstein
and Mrs. A. N. Abend; sisters,
Mrs. Krandle Selasnek, Mrs.
Goldie Abramson and Mrs. S.
Goldman; brothers, Herman and
Charles.
Bnai David Scouts
Court of Honor Set
For Thursday, Apr. 12
Boy Scout Troop 135, spon-
sored by the Men's Club of Con-
gregation Bnai David and under
the leadership of Scoutmaster Ir-
win Ratner will hold Court of
Honor or. Thursday, April 12,
at 7:30 p. in the Social Hall
of the Synagogue, Fourteenth
and Eumhurst.
Among the highlights of the
evening will Ice the Charter pre-
sentation and installation of
Scoutmaster and committee for
the year, investiture of new
Scouts and advancements from
second class to Eagle Scouts, in-
clusive.
Following are. the boys to be
advanced to Eagle Scouts: Mel-
vin Barnett, Lloyd Waterstone
and Seymour Ravitz.
The public is invited to at-
tend this event.
JOHN POSNER
died at the age of 53 years. She
is survived by his wife, Fannie.
UNVEILING NOTICE
Funeral services were held at the
Lewis Brothers Funeral Chapel.
The fancily of the late Wil-
Interment was held in Chicago. ford L. Goldman wish to invite
their relatives and friends to the
YETTA LEVIN
unveiling of the tombstone on
died at the age of 83 years. Sunday, April 8, at 2 o'clock, at
She is survived by her daugh- the Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
ters, Mrs. Sarah Koffman, Mar- Harold N. Rosenthal will offi-
cella Weisburd, Anita Guibourg ciate.
of Buenes Aires, Argentina, and
a son, John, of Brazil. Funeral
services were held at the Lewis liable organizations. Funeral ser-
Brothers Funeral Chapel with in- vices were held at the Lewis
terment at the Machpelah Ceme- Brothers Funeral Home with in-
tery. Rabbis Block of Cleveland terment at the Machpelah Ceme-
and Max J. Wohlgerlenter and tery.
Nathan officiated.
Rev. Cantor
ROSE COHEN
Jacob
of Pontiac, Mich. died at the age
of 43 years, She is survived
Silverman
by her husband, Sam. Services
SURGICAL
510IIEL
were conducted at Temple Israel
25 Years'
in Pontiac, and interment was at
Practice
the Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Recommended by
IT) dcians and
MORRIS GOLDEN
llespIttd.
died at the age of 85 years. He
9371
is survived by his daughters, Mrs.
Wildemere
Anna Levin, Mrs. Deborah Rach-
TY. 4.0062
lin, and soils, Julius and Israel,
Funeral services were held at
the Lewis Brothers Funeral
The Well Known Rev.
Chapel with interment at the
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rab-
bi I. Stollman officiated.
of Conc.
•
Hyman Schu
Beth Tefifo
Emanuel
HARRY NEIFELD
died at the age of 68 years. He
is survived by his wife, Sarah;
daughters, Mrs. Abe Smolovitz,
Mrs. Esther Lanzer, and son,
William of Dallas, Tex. Funeral
services were held at the Lewis
Brothers Funeral Chapel with in-
terment at the Workmen's Circle
Cemetery. Rabbi Mogill officiat-
ed.
Capable and
Specialized
MOHEL
Aho Marriages
Performed
service,' In zrtg-
filth and Yiddish
1934
Hazelwood
Tiler 6.6960
ELSIE MECKLOWITZ
died at the age of 83 years.
She is survived by her sons,
Louis, Sam, Ben, Emanuel, Saul
and William. Funeral services
were held at the Lewis Brothers
Funeral Chapel with interment
at the Miskin Israel Cemetery.
Rabbi I. Stollman officiated.
CHAIM KATZ
died March 24 in San Diego,
Cal., at the age of 64 years. He
is survived by his wife, Dora;
sons, William, Sam; daughters,
Mrs. Edward Saperstein and Mrs.
Chester Harris. Funeral services
were held at the Lewis Brothers
Funeral Chapel with interment
at the Machpelah Cemetery. Rab-
bi Harold Rosenthal officiated.
LENA FEIN
died March 28 in Miami, Flu.,
at the age of 73 years. She is
survived by her husband, Ar-
nold; son, Joseph Faksien and
a daughter, Mrs. Louis Light-
stone. Funeral services were
held at the Lewis Brothers Fun-
eral Chapel with interment at
the Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Rabbi Leon Fram and Cantor
Goldin officiated,
Rev. Cantor
DAVID
GOLDEN
letrolt's Favorite
MOHEI.
Trier 6-80g
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pointment.
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