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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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PAINTING AND DECORATING homes,
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.
Want It clean?
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ACCOUNTANT - Veteran, weekly or
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financial statements. TO. 6-2423 or
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PERSONALS
FOR RI:NT-Nicely furnished room
w ith small private family in single
home. Good transportation. 2464 Cort-
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent. 9617 Mc-
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imitable for one or two people. In up-
per six room Bat with adult couple.
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D APT. to share with one
or two gentlemen. All home privileges.
I 'all UN. 2-7268.
BUSINESS GIRL desires sharing Apt.
with refined girl having same. Call
TO. 6-3236.
WANTED - 4 or 5-room house up
to 87,000. Northwest section. No bre-
hero. Write giving details. P.O. Box
111, Linwood Station, Detroit 6.
EXCHANGE ROOMS
WANTED TO RENT
EXCHANGE 3 room apt. on
Whitmore Rd. for I room apt. In
Northwest sec. No children. TY. 5-7277.
DENTIST (Veteran) and wife desire
2, 3, or 4 room apartment either fur-
nished or unfurnished. TO. 5-0340.
VETERAN, Wife and 21-month-old
child living In one room. Desperate
for apt. or flat as house has been sold.
Tyler 51652 after 6 p.m.
BUSINESS MAN, single, would be will-
ing to pay substantial bonus or buy
furniture of 1, 2, 3 loom apartment
for rental purpose. ('all TO. 6-5749 or
TY. 4-5373.
WORKING COUPLE would like to rent
or sub-lease desirable furnished apart-
ment. References given, After 7 p.m.
call Townsend 5-1769. Between 9 a.m.
COR SALE--ELECTRIC BLANKET
LARGE ELE("fltle BI.ANKET with
shoes and small pad attachments.
2575 RI, bton, Apt. 307. TO. 6-2423.
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to 7 p.m. call Townsend 8-3208.
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GENTLEMAN desires furnished room
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Lawton. Tyler 5-2289.
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IDEAL ROOM for gentleman in quiet
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convenient transportation to any sec-
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Mrs.
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2939
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FOR RENT
NICE LARGE: ROOM In upper flat. 2
adults In family. Gentleman pre-
ferred. 3740 Rochester near treater.
TursoN
Old style coon and tow lamps brought ns
to date. Votes made Into lamps. Parts for
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restored. Also 3-Way and fluorescent.
Lamp Shades Made and Re-Coveted
WANTED - Furnished or unfurnished
apartment, to rent or sublet-young
married couple-no children or pets.
TO. 8-6678.
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DRIVING TO Tucson, Arizona In 1942
Chevrolet between Jan. 15-20. Want
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WANTED-An income or apt by work-
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of city references. Call TY. 4-3014.
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-a family of 3 adults to share 6
room furnished lower Bat. Gas heat,
newly decorated-good transportation.
Owner to occupy 1 bedroom. 2956
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Obituaries
MORRIS SHIFFMAN
of 2536 Tuxedo, died Jan 3. Serv-
ices were held Friday at the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Home. Rabbi
Rosenwasser officiated. He leaves
his wife, Sarah: daughters, Ro-
chelle, Mrs. Irwin Pleasant, Mrs.
Alvin Solomon, and Mrs. Sol Gom-
berg of Cleveland: His father,
Mr. Samuel Shiffman: brothers,
Joseph and Harry: sisters, Mrs.
Jess Kaiserman and Mrs. Ann
Shiffman. Interment Machpelah.
REBECCA FRIEDGOOD
of 3229 Webb, died Jan. 3. Serv-
ices were held Friday at the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Home. Rabbi
Sperka and Cantor Sonenklar offi-
ciated. She leaves her husband,
Bernard: a son, Dr. Harry B.
Friedgood of Los Angeles: 3
daughters, Mrs. Jack Stattman,
Mrs. Benjamin Schaeffer and Mrs.
Hyman Brotman. Interment Clo-
ver Hill Park Cemetery.
SARA F. COPIN
of 118.15 La Salle, died Jan. 3.
Services were held Sunday at the
Ira Kaufman Funeral Home. Rab-
bi Sperka, Rabbi Rosenstock and
Cantor Sonenklar officiated. She
leaves her husband, Saul and 5
sisters, Mrs. Harry M. Selker,
Mrs. Albert M. Jordan, Mrs. Mit-
chell B. Robinson, Mrs. Herbert
H. Warner and Elizabeth Finley.
Interment Clover Hill Park Cem-
etery.
JENNIE LACHTMAN
of 11501 Petoskey, died Jan. 4.
Services were held Sunday at the
Ira Kaufman Funeral Home. Rab-
bi Eisenman officiated. She leaves
her husband, David: a son, Sam
Steffens of Chicago: 2 daughters,
Mrs. Milton D. Block of Chicago
and Mrs. David Hertz. Interment
Westlawn Cemetery, Chicago.
MICHAEL ROTH GITLIN
of 19649 Canterbury Dr., died
Jan. 5 at the age of 6 years. Serv-
ices were held Sunday at the resi-
dence with Rabbi Fram and Can-
tor Sonenklar officiating. He leaves
his mother, Lillian Roth: Father,
Arthur Gitlin of Windsor: Grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Roth, and Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Gitlin of Windsor. Interment
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
JACK FRIEDMAN
of 17141 Cherrylawn • Ave. died
Dec. 28 at the age of 43. He is
survived by his wife, Jean; chil-
dren, David and Barbara; and
brother of Max Friedman. Funer-
al services were held at the Lewis
Brothers Funeral Chapel with in-
terment at the Oakview Cemetery.
Rabbis Fisher and Levy officiated.
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ROSE SCHWARTZ
died at the age of 71 years. She is
survived by her husband, Frank;
daughters, Mrs. Albert Goldfeder,
Mrs. Gertrude Burston, Mrs.
Ethel Richman of Los Angeles,
Mrs. Sophie Cohen; sons, Harry
and Sam; brother, Paul Rheins
of New York. Funeral services
were held at the Lewis Brothers
Funeral Chapel with interment at
the Beth Moses Cemetery. Rabbi
I. Stollman officiated.
MRS. ROSE BROOK
of 5260 W. Chicago Blvd. died at
the age of 64 years. Funeral serv-
ices were held last Thursday at
the Lewis Brothers Funeral Chap-
el with interment at the Clover
Hill Park Cemetery. She is sur-
vived by her husband, Samuel H.;
four daughters, Mrs. Etta Cohn,
Mrs. Dorothy Hudson, Katherine
and Mrs. Marcia Litson.
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Juniors, provides spiritual heirs
and followers.
For the purpose of encouraging
and arousing the interests of the
youth, the society plans to erect
its own center with special club
rooms for various social functions.
The society has distributed five
thousand dollars in 1945 for va-
rious social, welfare and charitable
causes such as the War Chest,
anti-defamation and anti discrim-
ination purposes which combat
anti-Semitsm, Geverkshaften Cam-
paign Mizrachi Yeshivaths, Jew-
ish National Fund, Jewish Work-
ers Committee, Vaad Hatzalah,
Vaad Hoezra, Los Angeles Sana-
torium, Russian War Relief, Polish
Jewish Federation, Red Cross,
U. S. 0. and other similar groups.
The society shows great inter-
est in the general social problems,
local and national, which arise
from time to time and aids in the
solution of these problems.
The Turover Aid Society is rep-
resented in both national and lo-
cal organizations. It serves on the
American Jewish Congress and on
the Jewish Community Council,
which it helped to organize and
in which Mr. Isidore Sosnick
Turover president, is a member
of the Executive Committee.
During the time of the depres-
sion the society had its own loan
corporation which helped many
of its members to stand on their
own feet. In the First World War,
every member of the society was
taxed for the benefit of the suf-
ferers.
In the present World War, one
hundred and twenty young men,
children of the members, partici-
pated, ready to make the supreme
sacrifice.
Three heroes failed to return.
The society mourns their loss to-
gether with their parents. To hon-
or their sacred membership, plans
are being laid to bring over three
children from Europe.
The Turover Aid Society is in-
debted greatly to all its officers
and leaders and expresses to them
as well as to all its members sin-
cere thanks and appreciation.
The present leadership consists
of the following officers:
Isidore Sosnick, President; Wm.
Hof m a n, 1st Vice-President;
David Hirtz, 2nd Vice-President;
Max L. Roberts, Financial Secre-
tary; Julius Gotlieb, Recording
Secretary; Morris Zuroff, Treas-
urer; Joe Epstein, Hospitaler;
Chas. Ablecop, Trustee; John Le-
bowsky, Trustee; Sol Lumberg,
Trustee; Abraham Grant, Trustee.
in all my research where the au-
thentic history of Rabbi Kohler
can be found," said Katz. "It is
authentic because he himself
wrote it. There are no original
records In the Temple of that pe-
riod. Dr. Franklin's book on the
Temple tells of Kohler but his ref-
erences were gathered from early
members who relied only on their
memory. It is well known that in
such cases, there are always sev-
eral accounts differing both in
fact and opinion. There is a great
deal of material on the life and
work of Rabbi Kohler but they
all dismiss his Detroit ministry in
one sentence."
The life of Kohler is of great
importance to any historian and
therefore to even a layman, He is
regarded, in the Universal Jewish
encyclopedia, as the most power-
ful intellectual force. in Reform
Judaism in America.
"By his many-sided scholar-
ship," says that volume, "he, more
than any other leader, provided
the foundation for the ideas
which dominate the Reform
movement."
Kohler's "Jewish Theology" is
regarded as a classic. From De-
troit, he went to Chicago's Sinai
Congregation. From there he
went to Congregation Beth El in
New York and from there he
went on to become the illustrious
president of the Hebrew Union
College.
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HYMAN AMERNICK
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years. He is survived by his
wife, Pearl, children, Mrs. Morris
Birnbaum of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
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JACK SHOENFELD
of 3285 Burlingame Ave. died at
the age of 50 years. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Elizabeth and
daughter, Barbara. Remains sent
from Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel to New York.
FANNIE HARRIS
died at the age of 96 years. She
was the mother of Mrs. Clara
Berkowitz, Hyman, of Los An-
geles, and Mrs. Harris, Birming-
ham, England. Services were held
at the Lewis Brothers Funeral
Chapel with interment at the
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
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