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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chroeicl•

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1111/447,1,11,ANIC(US

BOARD AND ROOM -- WANTED

NATION WilrE RADIO SERVICE and
Sales - lick-up and delivery. Nights
Trier 6.0805, Pays NO. 2933.

wr 11:K iht; Mn gl'IlEit and one small
rhlld WO child who will attend
cry mohnol, !dottier will errande wot l:-
Ipu boats to convenience of boarding
home
le mother. ('all MD.. loran , Tit.
2.1000, Mon.-Fri.. I a.m. to 5 p

DAVIT) HOROWITZ, the Teacher-11e-
brew, Yinidimh, English, Citizenship
and Ha r- Mitz nab. Reading and writ-
ing guaranteed Free trial lesson. 4081
Monterey. NOrthlawn 2080.

l'Olt PALE

PINIll.E, 6

ItO(iNIS, Brirk. sun room.
dinette. Newly decorated. carpeted .
Gas heal: 2 - n - al game.. on Burlingame
bet wren Lawton and %%11.1.1114.1y. 1.4'111
8, 11 With the furniture, going to Cal-
ifornia. IT) 1111 before noon. or
evenings.

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.
Want it Gentnl
Call Y. Green! Hogarth 4020.

PAINTING, PAPER!! ANGINA and Dec-
orating. Homes. Stores, and (Mire&
Job insured. Abraham Ludwig. Tyler
8-8141.

FIG.:NOR 1'111:1(11. nest of tables, like
ne v mirrored tops 11N. 2 0511.

1163.1• W.1NTED -

ATTF:NTIGN: ARMES! You may now
rent your wedding vella at reasonable
pr - lea. Large selection of the latent
creations. Long or short veils to pick
from. TY. 5-5101 any day except
Saturdays.

CARPENTRY N'ollK. OE Al.!, KINDS.
ReamonalSe prices. Isadore Schwartz,
Trier 7-7758.

TWATRIc11 MI Si4
Piano Teacher.
1134 Dexter. Trier 6-1804.

EXPERIENCED COOK for Institution.
Must observe gronlauth. Good
Full maintenance. Paint vacation. HO-
ga rt In 6191.

I - 00K and gener al housework. Adults.
City home in count! y, near Diming-
ha tn. flood 1101110 where set Vices Iv r.
appreciated. Thursday oft. Permanent
home for reliable party. $05.00 per
week with room and board free. Ref -
erenn ex required. !Ton 1113. Detroit
.1PW loll Chronicle.

NIGH GLASS PAINTING and decorat-
ing, paperhanging. Buckeye Decora-
tor m. Tyler 6-4692.

STENtniRAPII Eli - full time steady
work in real estate office, aft ernoon
and evening hours, Joseph Rich, Ti.
81010; ask for Rigs Burton.

PAINTING - PAPERHANGING - hall.
washing, Also outside painting. You
will appreciate toy work. ('all Mr.
Feldman, IlAvison 1218.

EXcEI.LENT OPPORTUNITY for ex-
perienced bookkeeper and typist for
small office. Cool hours, good salary.
3825 McGraw, Trier 7-8188.

SITES. OVERCo Ts, sponged, steam-
ed. pl earned, while you wait. Pickup
and delivery. Cora 1.aundry and Dry
Cleaning, 1(11 Wildemere.
4.6994.

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PAINTING and DECOR A TI NG. Resi-
dential and t ommert MI. I norrediste
set vice. Neat work. Color& to Nutt
your taste. Paul Broad ,TO. 6.1170.

111C1.1• WANTED - MAI,1O

REAL ESTATE SAT,ESMAN, experienc-
ed. Clean cut young man ran earn
110.000 yearly. Apply Edelman Realty,
9526 Oakland Ave.

GAN BURNER SALESMEN - We per
highest commission in the city. 13411
Gra Hot Aver* Appty 10 to 12 noon.

AARON J. SIDORSKY

of 2675 Rochester Ave., died on
Feb. H. Services were held at
Lewis Bros. Chapel, with Rabbi
Morris Adler officiating. He is
survived by MA wife, Rose, and
daughters, Mrs. Judith Grenell and
Mrs. Rebecca Levy. Internment was
at Cloverhill Park Cemetery,

PAUL KURLANDEFt

of Los Angeles, Calif. He is sur-
vived by his wife Billie (formerly
Billie Winkelman of Detroiti, and
a daughter, Rosalind.

SONIA AGREE

of Tuxedo Ave. died on March I.
She was an active member of
many organizations and founder
of the Pliskow Family Associa-
tions. She is survived by her hus-
band, Aaron; six daughters, Mrs.
Paul Camiener, Mrs. Jack Flusty,
Mrs. Neil MacDougall, Mrs. Ben
Kronmel, Minnette Agree, all of
this city, and Mrs. Jack Gold, of
Hollywood, Calif.; three sons,
Louis Garfield of Lorain, Ohio,
Max Garfield, who recently re-
turned from overseas duty with
the Canadian Army, and Allan G.
Agree; two sisters, Mrs. Abraham
Camiener of Detroit, and Mrs. Ely
Mottow of Boston, Mass.; a bro-
ther, Meyer Pliskow of Halifax,
N. S., and 11 grandchildren.

11tR RENT - ROOMS

PLEASANTLY FURNISHED room for
gentleman In quiet home. I:lir/Age
10'1111040 if necessary. Apply to Mr.
Jacob Stair It. 2030 Hazelwood,

LAMP REPAIRS

roundings. For gentleman in home of
adult employed couple. Ex, ellent
transportation. Call alter 11:30 p.m
TOwnsetio1 6.5138.

TO 8-3773

UNTIL
11 Y. w-
ill GRAN) AVE, 111.11

Furniture Dirty, Soiled,
Spotted, Greasy?
Upholstered furniture cleaned at

BF: 011'11111T,, 1.
E t win-bed room.
with widow, for two Mariners. girls.
Goal transport anion. DAvirron 0915,

your home just like new.
scientific formula.

NIcELY FURS: Is, 11:t room with adult
family. Suitable for gentleman only.
Good trauxprin ta Hon. 2258 W. Euclid.
bet ween 11th and LaSalle. TT. 5-6102.

TO

NEAT. It ESPECTA IILE GIRL to share
hotel apartment. ('all "'Hinny 2-5800.
eat. 121, or CLIfford 0225 1111.1 ',ink for
Fran,a

WIDOWER /mire. to share hla ave.
routine furnim11en1 flat with couple: wife
of couple lo maintain home. TOwn-
nond 6-81120.

laittit.tNun Trts.tweY

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1- Fir,,nyowlm

apart tnent with perch,
for 3 or 3 -bed r mon flat or house with
automatic heat.
Yier 4-7503.

WANTED TO RENT

NI.DERLY LADY desires one, two •r
thr ee room Apartment In northwest
section. TO. 7-5510.

. TETER AN and wife urgently need
apartment or income, furnished or tan-
furnlohod. No children. TY, 11-5480.

REPINED valildle-iaged huoinom eoupb,
nood tieing quarters. Will share •
hnini on apartment. or room with
light kitchen privileges, Price no
t R•forencea. FN. 2.8561,
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TO SHARE

WANTED -- Home to share by adults.
Congenial and quiet. All working. With
or withoht furniture. Mr. Camels. TO,
1-6483 ar R.A. 5011.

Sale - Apartments

911tOTIIEWVOI' SII011.0 WORRY"

About Rent Control. Sooner or later
mummy a Demand will again func-
tion, then your golden reward. Re-
an.nnencr you're buyin* real portal&
no, the (IPA. See Mt. Redford for
rx m nnl Eldon&

Ded• 111 84. SO mina. 5-5 rms. marble
lobby, elevator. new refrig, new
sloven., tiled tomb& ' ,
bower& onliNer,
rent 131,5011 ahould he 160.000.

inal enn•tructIon roat 1120.000. Fore•
olioto4 price only It !trona 1'.',
ma
tai. 000.
Iteau(y. 31 apt.; 3-3 roe. Large lob.

tea. marble stairs. Itent 117,300 ghoul,'
$0 1 1,4041. 12 11 .000 bldg. Job. (1111.
1110 001.

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Pennxylymnia -

apt. all 3 rms.
quanta Nile. like new. Sinker, 3 ear
nor. also RI ft. for I car gar. Nets
51 80 0 SIM/ 120.503, Term, $11.500,
,avinenta $150.

Step to
Bldg. 11g14en dollar
(molar'.. 10 lovely
rm. apt.. now
Odor ea. noW refrig , new stoker. Bets
129/0
Entire prl.e 805,000 --term•
40.1 to our new 41i percent natio.
Evankfart, ehoice 0 •14.
3 rms.

110.600.

Dlekerwm, 11 apt. 2•1 rrno.

$46.006

Homer Warren & Co.
DIME

In:.

WE '111.1.1 1 it 1/E IN

CA. SRI

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On . MANAGRAIENT OE APARTMENTS

Sadly missed by his
wife and children

New

THREE PIECES, ONLY $15

Appointment only. Call -
TO. 9-0369 or TO. 9-4881.

SHARE.

LADY ALONE deoirea to share attrac-
tive apartment with another lady.
Boaton-1 hater section, MI onveni-
encell. Reasonable. Tyler 6.4232.

In loving memory of
Jack Rosenberg w h o
passed away 11 days in
Odar (March 6) 1944.

LAMP REPAIR SERVICE

NI. 11, rOMPORTABLE room for gen-
tleman, with a small adult family.
Good transportation. TO 6-5531,

AVAILABLE

In Memoriam

Old Pm aim ant tablo trap. breuM1 aP
t. Ie.. ti•so made Intl lamp,. Yarn toe
.11 loam BrolGs oats and dormant limn
altar). Alp. 3.wly and Floortsceal.
Lamp Shades Made and Ita•Covere4

mu AS (NT, (7 ING EN IAL, clean nut'.

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Cardo

GAR t`ONVICHNION BURNERS

Gravity ale or winter air condi-
t loning• f unlace, now •vallable
for 1111111.11/II 0 111010111111011.

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l'Oa peeled 11-7161

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A SALLE

Window Shade Co.

WINDOW SHADES
MADE TO ORDER

Cleaned and Repaired

LINOLEUM

Inlaid and Battleship
Rags and Entwining

VENETIAN BLINDS

Drapery Hardware

Better Querters-Better Service
To Customers

MOVED TO

8642 LINWOOD AVE.
CALL TYLER 5.1230

BUSINESS
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LOANS

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MACHINERY
& EQUIPMENT
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
FIXTURES
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TRAILERS
PLEASURE CARS
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QUICK SERVICE
MONEY WITHIN HOURS

UNION

INVESTMENT CO.

26th Year

320 Fort St. West
CI ferry 7474

Children Story
Hour Started

O bi he a ries

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Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Scott,
whose son Richard was killed in
the school bus accident on Sun-
day, Feb. 17, and whose daughter
Constance was injured, wish to
thank all their friends in the Dex-
ter-Collingwood district where Mr.
Scott delivers mail, for their kind-
ness and sympathy in their be-
reavement.

SMICIMICSIIIWCIPMCICSWICSOM

RECEPTACLES

Ossrhosis, Ash sod Rubbish

Relatweed, Concrete, Fully
Guaranteed.
raced Right.,

AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE CO.

379 Kenilworth
TO. 8 51189
WZMWOCICAMMIMIMICWI

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Sarah's Poultry & Eggs

Poultry Dressed and

Cleaned
we Deliver

13918 LINWOOD
TOwnsend 7-9651

PAGEL'S, Inc.

Photo Engravers

641 MONROE
CA. 0472

FAULTLESS
Curtain Laundry
8 Cleaners, Inc.

Special - Service

LAMP SHADES

Cash and Carry 3 Day Service
Pick-up and Delivery

I Week Service

CALL US

HOgarth 1010

Our Dry Cleaning Department is
now Equipped to Handle Your
Wearing Apparel.

4737 ELMHURST AVE.

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Broadstreet

Friday, March 8, 1946

At the Sabbath services of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
and Center, held on March 2, Ron-
ald Louis Decker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Decker, celebrated his
Bar-Mitzvah.
The services were also the occa-
sion for the announcement of the
forthcoming marriage of Miss
Anne Burg, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Burg, to Mr. Sey-
mour Wedes, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
On Sunday morning, March 17,
the religious school will present a
play woven about the traditional
story of the Purim festival. The
play is written and directed by
Mrs. Joseph M. Markel, with Mr.
Abraham Warsen coach of the
cast.
Mr. Max H. Goldsmith, first
vice-president of the Congregation,
is molding the Junior Congrega-
tion into a new force within the
various affiliates of the Synagogue.
Mr. Goldsmith has announced bas-
ketball sessions every Thursday
evening, for the boys.
On Saturday, March 9, the Syn-
agogue will inaugurate its first
children's story hour. This story-
telling hour will be in addition to
the Senior services and the Jun-
ior Congregational services and
will emphasize the Synagogue en-
deavor to integrate the children
and family of its members into a
complete participation in Sabbath
observance,
The community is invited to at-
tend the Sabbath services of the
Synagogue held at the Bagley
School, Curtis and Roselawn,

Carmel Club Elects
Heiman to Presidency

Aiming to further Zionist spir-
it, the Carmel Young Israel Club
met recently electing the follow-
ing officers: Gerald Heiman, pres-
ident; Leonard Rosen, vice-presi-
dent; Morton Demek, secretary;
Donald Fox, treasurer; Lloyd Bla-
zofsky, librarian; and Maurice
Betman, Larry Eisenberg, Fred
Prag, Barry Lieberman, and Leo-
nard Hammer, trustees. Jerry Lip-
man, assisted by Kalman Gold,
heads the Program and Educa-
tional committee.

Beth Aaron to
Celerate Purim

A Purim Party to be held at
the Beth Aaron Synagogue was
discussed at a recent meeting of
the Beth Aaron Sisterhood at the
home of Mrs. S. Altman, 18114
Ohio. Plebs for the formation of
a Hebrew and Sunday School
were also proposed.
On Monday, March 11, the Sis-
terhood will meet at the home of
Mrs. J. Berman, 18694 Hartwell.

Bnai Moshe to
Conclude Late
Friday Services

The Congregation Bnai Moshe
will conclude its series of late
Friday evening services of the
present season on March 15 with
Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi speaking
on "A Modern Mordecai."
Services will begin at 8:15 and
will be conducted by Cantor Dav-
id Katzman. A social hour will
follow Rabbi Levi's address. Sis-
terhood hostesses, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Ben F. Goldman,
will serve refreshments.

Montefiore Holds
Social Meetin g

A social, arranged by Mrs. Mil-
ton Behrendt, highlighted the reg-
ular monthly business meeting of
the Montefiore Lodge No. 12, Free
, Sons of Israel, held March 4 at
I the Book-Cadillac Hotel. President
Leo M. Brown presided at the
session which included induction
ceremonies for Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Selling, new members.

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Farber Doll Display
Tells Purim Story

A doll display, depicting scenes
of the Purim story, can be seen
at the Bnai Moshe Synagogue
from March 10 to March 17.
Made by Mrs. Walter Farbe
dolls of Queen Esther, King Mille
suarath, and Mordecai,dressed%
the authentic style of the ancicci
times, are arranged NO as to poi, '
tray scenes in the life of Esther.
Considerable research on the ap-
parel worn in Persia, Assyria,
and Palestine at that time has
gone into the doll costumes.
Organizations interested in ex-
hibiting this display may call TO.
7-4502 or the Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue office, HO. 0862.

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Will Not Bring
Nazi Prisoners
Into Palestine

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JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Pal-
estine Government and British
military authorities are reconsid-
ering their decision to bring Ger-
man war prisoners to Palestine
for work on military installations,
it was reliably reported here. Ru-
mors that war prisoners have al-
ready been brought into this comm.
try are said to be incorrect,

$5,000,000 Drive for
Yeshiva University
Opens at Dinner

NEW YORK (JTA) - A $5,000,-
000 campaign for the Yeshiva Uni-
versity was opened here this week
at a dinner at the Hotel Biltmore
addressed by City Comptroller La-
zarus Joseph and by Rabbi Joseph
H. Lookstein, The fund will be
used for academic and physical
expansion.

Detroit Alumni
Meet Monday

Detroit residents of the Sigma
Sigma alumni will hold their
next meeting Monday, March 11,
at 8 p.m., at the home of Mra.
Nathan Kaplan, 18004 Roselawn.

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The Well Known Rev.

Hyman Schulsinger

of Cong.
Beth Tefilo
Emanuel

Capable and
Speciallged

MOHEL

Also Marriages
Performed

aerate,* In Rac-
ial.
and Ylddieb

1934 Hazelwood
TYler 6-6960

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Rev. Cantor

Jacob
Silverman

StIEGIC111,

111011EL
20 Year,'
Practice
Iteconimend4cd by
Physin MOS and

9371
Wildemere
TY. 4-0062

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Rev. Cantor,
DAVID
GOLDEN

Detroll's Ilsworits

MOHEL

Trier 6-91.
Wedding :'err
Men Performed
Horne and by
point meat,

MONUMENTS

Purim Festival
On Zedek Card

The Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek invites all its mem-
bers and high school students of
tile Sunday School to attend its
Purim Festival, to he held Satur-
day, March 16, at 8:30 p.m. En-
tertainment will include dancing,
games, prizes, refreshments, and
a Purim skit. The dress will be
. informal.

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Granite •nd Marble Mortome/II•

7729 TWELFTH ST.
TV. 4-11113

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