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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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DAVID HOROWITZ, the Teacher-He.
brew, Yiddish, English, Citizenship
and Bar-Mitzvah. Reading and writ.
Ing guaranteed. /Yee trial lesson. 4031
Monterey. NOrthlawn 2680.
CARPENTRY WORK OF ALL KINDS .
Reasonable prices. Isadore Schwartz.
Tyler 7-7758.
PAINTING - Interior and exterior.
Paperhanging and decorating. Call
any time. Mr. Green, 110. 4020.
PAINTING and DECORATING. Resi-
dential and commercial. Immediate
service. Neat work. Colors to suit
your taste. TOwnsend 5-1270.
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES-Leaving
. around Aug. 20. Passengers wanted.
Call TR 2-0738 evenings and Sunday.
SPECIALIZING
HORS D'OEUVRES CATERED-Any size
order accepted. Hogarth 7217.
WANTED TO RENT
VETERAN AND BRIDE urghtly need
2 or 3 room apt., flat ur income, fur-
nished or unfurnished. Excellent ref-
erences, working couple. Please Call
TO. 6-9032 or TO. 8-1650.
VETERAN and wife urgently require
apartment, furnished or unfurnished,
or small income. Trinity 1-6472.
WANTED-5 or 6 rooms, will paint,
adults. Trinity 2-1613.
BACHELOR'whose parents just arrived
from Europe urgently need small
apartment, flat or income per Sept. 1.
Will decorate if necessary. Phone
Bogarth 7925 or Townsend 0-0860.
URGENTLY NEEDED - Couple with
school age child wishes flat or income
in Northwest section of city. Will
decorate and do minor repairs. Write
Box 92, Linwood 1'. 0. Station, De-
troit 6, Mich.
WANTED-3 or 4-room apt. or 6-6
room flat or income to rent; privilege
of buying 1946 car at ceiling price.
University phone exchange preferred.
UN 4-0144.
' VETERAN AND WIFE desire 2 or 3-
room furnished or unfurnished apt. or
flat. Best references. Phone RA 6776
9 a. m. to 8 r. m.
2-3 BEDROOM apartment or Income or
flat with oil or gas heat. Three re-
sponsible adults. Madison 2066 or
Temple 1-1040.
WANTED-3-4 unfurnished rooms, no
children. Boils working. Best refer-
ences. Call Siegfried Cahn. DAvison
5176 or Bogart 1512.
7'
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Abe
Emmer thank theeir relatives
and friends eor• their many
kindnesses shown them during
their recent bereavement.
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WANTED TO RENT-Veteran and wife
need apartment, furnished. or unfur-
nished, or housekeeping rooms. Both
employed; must vacate present place
by Aug. 15. Excellent references pro-
vided. TO 6-7379.
the Board of Deputies of British
Jews, which stressed that the po_
LARGE AIRY room for employed gen- sition of the surviving Jews in
tleman in private home with 2 adults. Europe must be regarded as a
Unlimited telephone. Garage if neces-
matter of international concern,
sary. Tyler 4-1077.
was distributed to the delegations
PRIVATE home, northeast section, ga - of the other seventeen countries
rage optional, unlimited phone, refer- meeting here at the Peace Con-
ences gentleman preferred. NO. 5263.
ference.
Jews living in former enemy
CHICAGO BLVD. - Nicely furnished
room for refined employed lady. Lady countries, although safeguarded by
living alone. TV. 6-0809.
the fundamental laws governing
ROOM TO RENT-Gentleman preferred. the rest of the population, require
3330 Fullerton,
the protection of an appropriate
international authority, the. memo.
WANTED TO SHARE
randum said. It added that al-
MIDDLE AGED woman for companion though the United Nations • char-
and care of invalid. Willing to spend ter promises universal protection
winter in Florida. Call TY. 5-8527. of human rights, this
promise has
REFINED BUSINESS girl to share at- no legal or practical bearing on
tractive clean apartment with em- Jewish problems which should be
ployed lady. Elmhurst-Lawton locality. dealt with in the peace treaties.
Unlimited telephone. Call weekday
The United Nations, the memo-
evenings or Saturday or Sunday.
randum stated, has not yet been
Townsend 6-5858.
given the power to protect human
WANTED TO EXCHANGE
rights, nor does it possess the ma-
EXCHANGE 2-rosin apt. in beautiful chinery to take over the tasks of
building for flat or income with 2 restitution of property, rehabilita-
or more bedrooms. TO. 8-1793 or TV. tion and resettlement, provision
6-8226.
for which can, and should, be
FOR EXCHANGE-Very choice 3-room made in the peace settlements
porch apartment in exchange for 2- The statement goes on to say that
bedroom flat (preferably) or •apart- although it is recognized that the
ment. Dexter vicinity preferred. TO.
situation in each country differs,
5-3802 or 110. 7470.
certain principles characteristic of
FURNITURE FOR SALE
all amerge. These are:
Former enemy countries should
MODERN bleached mahogany drop leaf
table with extension boards and table be compelled to abrogate all dis-
pads; also lounge chair and ottoman criminatory laws and all disabil.
with slipcovers. Tyler 6-4058.
ities arising from them and they
should dissolve and ban all fascist
FIDIALE HELP :,'ANTED
bodies and organizations. These
BOOKKEEPER - Typist for furniture provisions should be permanently
store, experienced. Pleasant working incorporated into the country's
conditions. Steady position, good pay.
fundamental legislation, and lass
Call MA. 5588.
should be enacted which would
FOIL SALE
make incitement to racial and re-
ligious hatreds violations of crim-
BEAUTIFUL five-room duplex, com-
inal law.
pletely furnished; gas heat, immedi-
Maintain Freedoms
ate possession. 2081' Ewald Circle.
Call TO. 6-6958.
Also, persons who committed
crimes against Jews should be
LAKE ERIE FRONTAGE-200ft . plus
small cotatge near Leamington, Ont. prosecuted and punished as guilty
Beautifully wooded with safe sandy of war crimes and crimes against
beach. Call Dr. M. A. Klinger, LE. humanity; there should be full en-
6076.
joyment of human rights and fun-
damental freedoms; there should
be inalienable rights for the Jew-
nvaifing notice's
ish communities to maintain and
foster their collective ethnic, re.
The family of the late Anne ligious, and cultural identity, and
Docks invite their relatives and these institutions should receive
friends to the unveiling of the
monument to be held Sunday, Aug.
1V at 12 noon at the Machpelan
Cemetery. Rabbi Sperka will offi-
ciate.
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TYler 6-9490
Wedding Ceremonies
Performed at Home and by
Appointment
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TY. 4410:
SAMUEL MARCUS
of Phoenix, Ariz., formerly of De-
troit, died last week at the age of
74. Surviving is his son, Dr. Da.
vid M. Marcus. Services were held
at the Lewis Bros. Chapel. Inter-
the same protection and assistance ment was in Machpelah Ceme-
from the government granted tery.
other groups.
NAT W. WEINBERG
Also, there should be by sim-
ple, speedy procedure full resti- of Louisville, Ky., died July 30
tution and re-establishment of the age of 45. He is survived t the
private and institutional proper- his wife. Services were held at tt, Q.
ties, rights, Interests and positions, Lewis Bros. Chapel, with Inter-
and compensation for all losses ment in Louisville.
should be granted; Jews of former
enemy nationality should be ex-
PASAH JOSEPH FISCHMAN
empted from all measures of ex- of 11501 Petoskey Ave., died July
propriation and confiscation tip= ' 28 at the age of 76. Services were
plied to and charged upon former held at the Lewis Bros. Chapel.
enemy nations; since existing leg- Interment was in Chicago, Ill.
islation regarding the disposition
of heirless property was not in-
MARY BOCHNER
tended to deal with the problems of 439 Temple, died July 25 at the
arising out of mass annihilation age of 62. Surviving is her hus-
and cannot therefore be applied band, Isaac. Services were held at
to the heirless property of many the Lewis Bros. Chapel, with in-
thousands of murdered Jews, the terment in New York City.
peace treaties should include pro-
visions transferring such property
ANNA C. DEAR
to an appropriate Jewish body
which can use it for rehabilitation, died at the age of 60 at her home
at 2900 Waverly. Funeral services
reconstruction and resettlement.
were held in Chsed Shel Emes
Wherever territorial changes Chapel on July 16. She is sunlved
take place Jews should have the by her children, Ben Dear, Mrs.
same right to choose their nation- Betty Hauer and Mrs. Estelle
ality as other sections of the pop- Beckerman; two grandchildren,
ulation; finally, the Jews should Carolyn Beckerman and Harvey
be guaranteed the right of emi- Hauer; her brothers, Arthur M.
gration from the former enemy Glaser, of Detroit, and Harris
countries.
Levy of London, England; and
The Hungarian government was sisters, Mrs. Sarah Dubinsky and
urged in the memorandum to Mrs. Mollie Shulman, of Detroit,
maintain perpetually the ceme- and Mrs. Leah Levy, of London,
teries of the destroyed Jewish England.
communities and to pay the costs
of, exhumation to Jewish burial
ABRAHAM ROSEN
places of those Jews who died as
of 3245 Monterey, died August 1.
a result of persecution. The state-
ment also urged that the Jews in Services were held at the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Chapel, with
Libya be guaranteed their cultural
Rabbi E. A. Levi officiating. He
and religious traditions and be
leaves his wife, Sarah. Interment
allowed the autonomous adminTS-
was in the Machpelah Cemetery.
tration of their internal affairs.
It was announced that at a later
DAVID SKOLNEK
date a memorandum outlining the
final proposals for securing Jewish of 1988 Elmhurst, died August 4 at
rights in the satellite countries the age of 11. Services were held
would be submitted to the Peace Monday at the Ira Kaufman Fun-
Conference, as well as to the Indi- eral Chapel. He leaves his parents,
vidual delegations, either by the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Skolnek, and
World Jewish Congress, American a sister, Phyllis. Interment was in
Jewish Conference and the Board the Nusach Harie Cemetery.
of Deputies of British Jews alone
or in conjunction with other Jew-
JULIUS TWERSKY
ish organizations.
formerly of Detroit and. last resi-
dence in Oakland, Calif., died July
30 in San Francisco. General Hos-
pital at the age of 70. Surviving
are his wife, Jennie; two sons,
Fred and Dr. Samuel, of Oakland,
ROME, (JTA)-A delegation of Calif., a daughter, Mrs. Edith
Jewish leaders this week visited Goldman, of 2275 Gladstone and
UNRRA Director-General Florello six grandchildren. Interment was
H. LaGuardia, who is here on an In California.
inspection tour, and asked that
TO PLAY NEW MUSIC
UNRRA support the proposal for
Several compositions will be
the immigration of 100,000 dis-
placed European Jews to Pales. heard for the first time in Detroit
at the next Open Air Concert
tine.
The Jewish Refugees Organ- which will take place on Monday
ization, represented by Leon Gar- evening, Aug. 12, at the Jewish
funkel, its chairman, also sub- Community Center. Marius Fos-
mitted a memorandum asking senkemper, well-known solo clar-
inetist of the Detroit Symphony
that UNRRA increase its aid so
Orchestra, will present Waterson's
that the prospective immigrants "Grand Quartet," and Desporte's
would achieve physical and social "French Suite" for the first time
rehabilitation
in Detroit.
Snyder Not Told Ask LaGuardia's
Of Proposed U. S. Help for 100 , 000
Loan to Arabs
WASHINGTON (JTA) - Secre.
tary of the Treasury John Snyder
said this week that the reported
$250,000,000 Arab loan has not
reached the Treasury for consid-
eration. Asked about the loan at
his press conference, the Secretary
weamomoomacsmacwocs declared that his information was
limited to these facts:
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1. That it was under discussion
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Reinforced, Concrete. Fully
in London.
Guaranteed.
Priced Right.
2. That it proposed establish.
AMERICAN
ment of a Jordan Valley Author-
ity to develop irrigation, and other
RECEPTACLE CO.
projects for Palestine and Trans-
579 Kenilworth
TO. 8-5889
Jordan.
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3, That $50,000,000 of the total
suns was to be used for the as-
sembly and transportation of Jews
to Palestine.
I ON eerie Mo. an' . ION lamps Weald so
Asked whether it would be a
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joint Anglo-American loan, the
ill nnaa. Broker OW WWI aereslala lamp
rf.tSred. Aloe 3.Wsy sod Flesessont.
secretary replied that he had no
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Idea, reiterating that it has not
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Treasury. If It ever came to the
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point," Mr. Snyder said in re-
sponse to a question, "Congress
would have to pass upon the
Rev. Cantor
loan."
Detroit's Favorite MOREL
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PARIS (JTA)-A memorandum submitted on June 28
to the Big Four Foreign Ministers on behalf of the World
Jewish Congress, the Amer can Jewish conference and
friends to the unveiling of the
monument to be held on Sunday,
Aug. 11 at 12:30 p.m. at the Mach-
pelah Cemetery. Rabbi Leizer
Levine will officiate.
Rev. Cantor
DAVID GOLDEN
a
Memorandum Submitted to Peace
Session Asks Jewish Equal Rights
ROOMS FOR RENT
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The family of the late Meyer
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CA. 8750-8813 , Perlman invite their relatives and
P.%
Friday, August 9, 1946
Britain Assails
Barker Statement
LONDON (JTA) -The British
government after a cabinet meet-
ing at which Gen. Evelyn Barker's
non-fraternization order was dis-
cussed this week disassociated it-
self from the language used In
the order. The announcement was
made by Herbert Morrison, gov-
ernment spokesman in Commons,
during the Palestine debate.
The Daily Herald, organ of the
Labor Party, bitterly assailed the
Barker statement. The paper said
that it is "almost incredible that
words so reckless could have been
issued. by a responsible comman-
der. If he wrote it," the news-
paper continued, "Barker has dem-
onstrated overwhelmingly his un-
fitness for his command."
The Communist Daily Worker
declared that Colonial Office offi-
cials held anxious consultation 4
after the publication of Barker's
anti-Semitic letter
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