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Friday, June 22, 1945

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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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VACUUMS REPAIRED, Rebuilt LARGE Co MFORTABLE room
or Exchanged. Called for and
with 3 windows. Steady hot
delivered. American Vacuum
water, stall shower, unlimited
Cleaner Co. TRinity 2-8000.
phone. For refined gentleman
in family of 2 adults. Desirable
Interior,
exterior.
PAINTING,
neighborhood, Webb Avenue.
Want it clean? Expert work.
Townsend 8-8798.
Good materials. Reasonable
prices. Call M. Green, HO. EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY to
share beautifully furnished 3-
4020.
room apartment. Phone, maid
and kitckm privileges. Refer-
DAVID HOROWITZ, the Teacher.
ences exchanged. Excel lent
Hebrew, Yiddish, English, Citi-
transportation. 13305 LaSalle
zenship and Bar Mitzvah. Read-
Blvd., Apt. 402. TOwnsend
ing and writing guaranteed.
7 5778.
Free trial lesson. 4081 Mon-
terey. NO. 2680.
FOIL RENT — Nice furnished
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room with small fannly. Suit-
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
able for employed couple or
Interior and exterior. Excel-
girl. Tyler 4-4733,
lent work. Reasonable. TO.
5-1270.

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SEEK $250.000 TO

PAINTING, decorating, paper- VS. ANTI-SEMITISM
hanging. Job insured and guar-
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anteed. Clean work outside
lead and oil. Abraham Ludwig, communit y of Detroit is pre-
pared, through a single-pur-
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pose

"THE POET'S ANSWER," a
book by David Horowitz, is
sold at the J. L. Hudson Co.,
Book Dept. $1.00.

FOR RENT—Four-room flat to
middle-aged couple. Hot water,
steam-heated garage. Good
portation. Max Weiss, 12660
Stoepel. No. 6146.

FOR RENT -- Large airy fur-
nished room. Good transporta-
tion. Gentlemen only. 2948 Elm-
hurst, Townsend 7-4452.

FOR RENT — Large airy fur-
nished room in apartment with
2 ladies, Kitchen privileges.
bus and 14 st. car. 9810 Law-
transportation. Max Weiss,
12660 Stoepel. No. 6146.

FOR RENT—Attractive room in
private home with only two
adults in family, for employed
relined young woman. Pleasant
home surroundings, close to
transportation and unlimited
phone. Rent
is reasonable.
Tyler 5-2811.

FOR RENT—A nice, comfortable
furnished room in private home
of adults. Unlimited phone.
Good transportation. Plymouth
and Woodrow Wilson bus, and
12th street car. Call To. 8-9613.

GENTLEMAN WILL SHARE
five room single, furnished with
elderly couple. Glynn Court be-
tween Byron and Hamilton.
Good transportation, To. 7-1923.

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED—In
motherless home, To take full
charge. Write Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, Box 625.

approach, to

encourage
the agencies to operate on
common ground, in dealing with
a problem that throws us all
together and affects all of us.
The preservatio n of our rights,
equality and Freedom, is the
pre-requisit e for the continu-
ance of all other Jewish activi-
ties.

LOS ANGELES—Gerald L. K
Smith in a rally last week at the
Ham and Eggs" Hall in Is
Angeles praised Rabbi Elmer Ber-
ger, executive director of the
Council of American Judaism, as
a "good Jew.• Smitn tried to de
Lena minself from the charge of
anti-Semitismi,
Sno,n thundered he was not an
anti-senute; that he was not
against any minority, race or re-
ligion. Then he hinted that the
Jewish people having lost mil-
lions of their race by slaughter in
Europe, should take heed and
'make friends in America instead
of enemies."

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PRONOUNCE TERMS
ON JEWISH DEAN

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it

is likely to bring upon us
Jews."
The "modifications" in Dr.
Kaplan's introduction include the
statement that Jews are nut a
divinely chosen race; that the
l'orah is a human document and
not one "supernaturally inspired,"
and that modern Jews no longer
look forward to the advent of a
personal Messiah.

sharpening his eye for the fast
balls which he'll have to look at
and swat out of the park for the
balance of the summer. And that
takes time.

"Th e most vicious campaign
ever undertaken against any
group in the history of the
world will not die out auto-
matically, nor even with the
coming of military victory. An-
ti-Semitism is being combatted
through carefully developed
techniques and special skills."

The entire Tiger contingent, as
well as the management are of
one opinion: Hank is in good
shape by virtue of his strict
Army training and his clean liv-
ing., and he will therefore be
READY in quick order.

NW Men's Club Plans

Kiddies' Night June 25

GREENBERG LIFTS
PENNANT HOPES

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"Greenberg should be ready
for regular duty by July 1st,"

predicted Zeller, Tiger gen-
eral manager. "It will take

him that long to get his t i ming
back. You know he hasn't seen
a fast ball in four years."

LIST 3 JEWISH
SOLDIERS KILLED

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Mrs. Stella Epstein, 16221
The Men's Club of the North- of
Monte Vista.
west Hebrew Congregation and
Center will hold its first annual
PVT. RAYMOND YOSCO-
"Fathers and Kiddies" Night at
the Bagley School at 8 p. m., VITZ, 26, coast artillery, captur-
ed Dec. 6, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Monday.
Arrangements have been made Morris Yoscovitz, 3281 Leslie; 2
fur entertainment by the Great brothers in service.
Sylvan, magician. Movies and the
LT. BENNIE ZAK, 25, bomber
illustrations of boy scout activi-
ties by a scout leader will also navigator, captured during a day-
be part of the program, which light raid March 4, 1944, over
will conclude with refreshments. Berlin, son of Mrs. Lena Zak,
17:30 Gladstone, brother of Pfc.
Manuel, Southwest Pacific.

ANNOUNCING!

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JULY 4TH TO JULY 11TH

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OBITUARY

MRS. CLARA EHRLICH
of 2752 Boston, wire of Moe
Ehrlich, well known Detroit Jew-
eler, died at the home utter a
three months illness at the age
of 66.
Long active in charitabl e and
civic activities during her 45
years' residence in Detroit, Mrs.
Ehrlich was a member of the
Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek,
Temple Israel, Hadassah and the
Women's Auxiliary of United He-
brew Schools.
Survivors include the husband,
one son, Harold N., a daughter,
Mrs. Lawrence J. Michelson, both
of Detroit; a daughter, Mrs. Mil-
ton Klivens, Youngstown, 0 . ,
and two brothers, Nathan and
Moses Goldman, both of Detroit.
Funeral services were held.
Thursday at Ira Kaufman Fu-
neral Home, 9419 Dexter. Burial
was in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
tery.

PINKUS GREENBERG
of 2605 Elmhurst, died June 14
at the age of 82 years. Ile was a
resident of Detroit for 54 years.
Funeral services were held at the
Hebrew Benevolent Society on
Thursday. Rabbis Thumin, Ra-
binowitz and Rotenberg officiat-
ed. He leaves his wife, Wel, four
sons, Jacob, Abe, Henry, Ruby;
and t ii r e e daughters, Mrs. P.
Zucca, Mrs. Ben Lewis, and Mrs.
Jack Feldman. Interment was at
Beth Abraham Cemetery.

HYMEN TIKTINER (TINER)
of 2480 Oakman Blvd., died June
12 at the age of 73. Funeral ser-
vices were held Wednesday at
the Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
He leaves his wife, Ella; six sons,
Irving H., Nathan, Harry, David
L., Martin and Jack Tiller. In-
terment was at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery.

Start Building
W Synagogue

Ground for the Northwest Syn-
agogue will be broken within the
next few (lays, it was announced
at the first donor dinner of the
Northwest Congregation and cen-
ter last Sunday at the Jewish
Center. Building restrictions have
been I:fted and priorities secured.
The Synagogue will be erected
on a site owned by the congrega-
tion on Curtis and Santa Rosa,
two blocks west of Livernois, The
!mer auditorium will be com-
pleted before the High Holy Days
and the Congregation will worship
its own Synagogue.
A substantial amount was con-
tributed at the donor dinner which
was attended by :300 .men and
women, Dr. Emanuel Gamoran of
Cincinnati, one of the most prom-
inent Jewish educators in the
land, was the speaker.

Gather 5,000 Books
In Detroit Drive

The book drive by the Detroit
chapter of the American Jewish
Congress has reached its goal of
5,0,31 books. However, more books
are being collected.
The books are shipped to New
York rind from there to Europe.
A few days ago the American
Jewish Congress sent the first
shipment of books to France. The
books are needed by the devas-
tated Jewish communities of
Europe.

Rev.

Cantor

Jacob
Silverman

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MRS. FANNIE WERBELOW
209 South Sherman street, (lied
at Mercy Hospital Tuesday eve-
ning, at 7:30 o'clock following a
two months' illness. Born Fannie
Weinberg, in Rega, Russia, in
1875, she moved to Bay City 50
years ago and married Samuel
Werbelow in Bay City in 1895.
She was a member of the Shaa-
rey Zedek church, Surviving are
seven daughters, Mrs. Jeanette
Weinberg, of Saginaw; Mrs. Hel-
en L. Rosenberg, of Detroit; Mrs.
Mary Mulne, of Los Angeles,
Calif.; Mrs. Dorothy Feldman, of
Mynot, N. D.; the Misses Gert-
rude and Sybil Werbelow, of Bay
City; and Miss Goldie Werbelow,
of Detroit; two sons, Jerry
below, of Detroit; and Cpl. Mil-
ton Werbelow, of the U.S. Army
Werbelow, of the U. S. Army
in Germany; nine grandchildren;
and one sister, Mrs. Sarah Elia-
sohn, of Ludington. Funeral ser-
vices were held at her residence
with Rabbi Irving Ganz officiat-
ing. Burial was in Shaarey Zedek
Cemetery.

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UNVEILING NOTICES

The family and friends of the ZIONIST TEAMS
late Dora Posner are invited to CANVAS DETROIT
attend the unveiling of her mon-
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ument on Wednesday, July 4. whose financial contributions to
The central meeting place will the project would be of para-
be at 2911 Lawrence at 2 o'clock. mount importance.
Unveiling at 2:30 o'clock, Beth BECOME ZIONISTS
Abraham Cemetery, Woodward at
"There is only one way by
Eleven Mile Road.
which American Jews

Rev, Cantor
DAVID
GOLDEN

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The family of the late Ruth E.
Miller wish to invite their rela-
tives and friends to the tuereil-
ing of the tombstone to take
place Sunday, June 24, at the
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.

The unveiling of the monu-
ment of Isadore Gold and his
daughter, Anne Korelitz will take
place Sunday, June 24, at 1 p.m.
it the Turover Cemetery. Rabbis
Gold and Stollman wlil officiate.
At 12 noon, cars will be avail-
abl e for those needing transpor-
tation at the home of Mrs. Gold.
3764 Rochester.

Open Thursday, July 12th
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8950 TWELFTH ST.

pedal to the Del roll Jen kb •hroffici t

For Your Security
"Th e work of these agencies
is not a philanthropy; they op-
erate for your own security.
Defense work serves not only
the interests of th e Jewish
community, but of all Ameri-
ca. These agencies are playing
an important role in exposing
the motives of our enemies.
The American people must be
enlightened to the truth that
anti-Semitism, like all other
hate propaganda, is designed
to divide and conquer the Am-
erican people.

FOR RENT—Charlevoix, 2 rooms,
private bath, 1 block from
beach. Modern. Convenient. To.
5-1544,
Jews in Poland
WANTED—House, flat or apart- Meet to Discuss Issues
MOSCOW (WNS).—A meeting
ment. Furnished or unfurnished
3 in family. Good references. of representatives of Jewish com-
Price no object. Liberal reward. mittees in Warsaw to discuss re-
Townsend 7-4857.
habilitation problems was held last
week in the Polish capital. Dr.
ROOM FOR RENT — Gentlemen Emil Sommerstein, president of
preferred. Excellent transpor- the Central Jewish Relief Com-
tation, 3294 Pasadena, Town- mittee in Poland, presided at the
send 5-7695. Call after 6 o'clock conference, which was attended
Saturday. All day Sunday.
by 30 delegates, 10 from Warsaw.

SHOES

Gerald Smith
Praises Berger

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CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen, 3205
Tyler, wish to thank their many
friends and relatives for their
kind t xpressions of sympathy on
the passing of their beloved son,
Flight Officer Kenneth Rosenfield.

IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our beloved son
and brother, Irving Berman, who
Mt us June 26, nineteen years
Igo. Forever remembered by his
father, mother, sisters and bro-
ther.

In loving memory of our dar-
ling mother, Rose Caplan Levin-
son. who passed away June 23,
1937.
A loving mother, true and kind.
No friend on earth like her we'll
find;
For all of us she did her best,
And God gave her eternal rest.
Her Loving Children.

cifically and unmistakabl y reg-
ister their will for the final
establishment of a Jewish
Commonwealth in Palestine.
Membership in the Zionist Or-
ganization
is the only avail-
able measurement which our
government and the United
Nations can use in ascertain-
ing the desir e of the Jewish
people.

MONUMENTS
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"I, therefore, call upon ev-
Jew of Detroit to speak
out in behalf of Palestine.
Your enrollment in the Zionist
Organization is your vote in

ery

favor of a homeland. Your si-
lence and your absence from
the rolls is a vote against a
Jewish homeland.
"Th e ghosts of the five mil-
lion Jews who were massacred
in Central and Eastern Eu-
rope call upon every Jew in
Detroit to speak out in favor

of one place in th e world which
Jews can call their own, and
where they are not a minority
constantly in danger of extir-
patian b y demagogue - ridden
majorities."

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