-Friday,. July 3, 1942
THE JEWISH NEWS
Social Service
Page Fifteen
CLASSIFIED
restriction of chartered transpor-
tation facilities for pupils, and
(Continued from Page 3)
personnel turn-over are a few of
LINERS accepted from responsible
SETTLEMENT -SERVICE -
the problems which have to be
firms or persons by telephone up to
e local refugee program
met.
10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25e e
ws a declining trend—whic h
line. Minimum two lines.
During the last year, Federa-
Recognition
of
her
outstanding
y only be - temporary. Case
tion, in cooperation with the Jew-
RAndoiph 7956
ds have been decreasing as a
ish educational agencies, initiated war work has come to Mrs.
Esther
Gitlin,
wife
of
Dr.
Charles
tilt of greater employment op-
a self-study of Jewish education.
ROOM TO 1..5NT—Orthodox mart or
unities and more restricted
lady. Near Fourteenth. TY. 4-0789.
This study was prompted by a Gitlin, 2750 Elmhurst Ave., in an
honorary
appointment
as
-com-
"gration. In June, 1941, 7 a
suggestion of the 1941 Allied
CASH & CARRY SPECIALS
ee families received $3,84 0
Jewish Campaign budget com- mander of the navy, announced Shirts Laundered
4 for 52c
recently
by
Lieut.
Byron
E.
relief from the Resettlemen t
Pants
Cleaned, Pressed
pr. 35c
mittee, and renewed by the 1942
Curtains Laundered
3 pr. 51.00
Flechtner,
in
charge
of
the
re-
'ce. In May, 1942, only 64
budget committee. Some progress
BONDED CLEANERS-LAUNDERERS
tiles received relief in th
3227 Puritan
UN. 1-5100
has been made to date. The study cruiting office in the Federal
unt of $3,287. The decline in
will be resumed soon and it is building.
LARGE
AIRY
double
furnished
room
Mrs. Gitlin, who has been an
number of refugees needing
'hoped that it will be completed
for 1 or 2 gentlemen or couple. Good
honorary
member
of
the
Mich-
tance, which has been occa
transportation.
Garage
if
desired.
within a few months.
Reasonable rental. Call evenings.
igan Naval Reserve since the first
ed by the war situation, may
THE ARMED SERVICES
TO. 6-9027.
,old be, I1Iq into
any moment bring a greater
It has already been mentioned World War, resumed her active
status
right
after
Pearl
Harbor.
WANTED—Housekeeper;
light cook-
. d upon the Jewish corn-
-that the Jewish Community Cen-
ing; practical nursing experience.
ty—as a result of the same
ter has developed facilities to She is credited with the estab-
Excellent
quarters.
375.00
per month
tion. Locally, however, limi-
meet the needs of men in the lishment of the recruits' canteen
to start. Increase to right party. Two
e of housing possibilities May, 1941, the average number armed services. The Center pro- in the Federal building. In addi-
in family. Box 48, Jewish News.
e acceptance of new cases for of visits "per clinic day" amount vides office space for the local tion to organizing groups to bid
COTTAGE—Four bedrooms,
ttlement inadvisable, at least ed to 266. In May, 1942, the fig representative • of the Jewish Godspeed to departing recruits, SUMMER
beautiful furnishings; running water;
ure dropped to 227. The percent- Welfare Board—Army and Navy she has been active in helping
the time being.
lovely grounds. at Lexington. Mich.
Call -UN. 3-1840 or Royal Oak 7763.
the past, year, there has age of free visits decreased from Committee, and sponsors pro- wives and mothers to get em-
Ask for Edith Fromm.
a trend in some communi- 71% in May, 1941 to 66% in May, grams for the men in the armed ployment and has helped in the
toward integrating local refu- 1942. The "per visit income" in- services in cooperation with the drive for Navy Relief funds. She TYLER near Petoskey—Beautiful face
brick, 3-flat. 6 rooms down. 3 and 4
also is financial secretary and
programs in communities creased from 20 cents in May, U. S. 0.
rooms upstairs: tile baths. refrigera-
chairman
of
public
relations
of
e such integration has been 1941, to 24 cents in May, 1942.
tion and stoves; stoker heat. By ap-
Recently, Federation agreed to
pointment; TO. 7-9291. Albert Kane,
the Mt. Sinai Hospital Associa-
"ed out, are aware that the GROUP WORK SERVICES
undertake, in behalf of the Army
Dexter, corner Glendale.
The Jewish Community Center & Navy Committee of the Jewish tion.
gee problem is by no means
HUMPHREY. near Dexter—Beautiful
is one of the social agencies most Welfare Board, the collection of
ed with war.
B. V. 2-flat, 6 rooms each: painted
directly affected by the war. material and facts about Detroit
walls. arches in living rooms, tile
LOAN ASSOCIATION
baths. refrigeration. Price only
e demand for loans through Numerous war-connected activi- Jewish men in the armed services
36.800.
substantial down payment.
Hebrew Free Loan Associa- ties have been added to the pro- as part of a national project
TO. 7-9291, Albert Kane. Dexter,
corner Glendale.
has declined considerably. gram, including those activities which has been set up to compile
e first five months of 1940, being extended directly to me in a history of Jewish participation
SUB-LET for summer. attractive apart-
ment in Wilshire for one or two.
loans were made in the the • armed services, and also a in this war.
TO. 8-2680, Ext. 405.
unt of $82,000. During the group of activities and classes de- DUAL FUNCTION
CHICAGO—Bnai
Brith
will
e period in 1941, 796 loans signed to prepared volunteers to
HARDWARE man with at least 5 years
While the Jewish community join in a mighty demonstration
actual hardware experience. Must be
made, amounting to $83,- take their places in the defense
of
well recommended. Good salary.
national
unity
indicative
of
is
trying
to
meet
certain
war
In the first five months of of the home front.
13214 E. Jefferson.
the
wholehearted
support
which
needs
on
its
own
level,
it
should
Rising costs of supplies, serv-
there has been a marked
civilian
organizations
are
giving
DON'T BE TOO LATE
be
kept
in
mind
that
the
-entire
are in number and amount ices, personnel turnover, decreas
community is also dealing with the war effort when it partici- No investment problem today: only
oans-555 loans for a total ing membership income from the
one
answer—sound
Real Estate. Se-
curity; liberal income; future prof-
draft age group, and derffand for the same problems. The great pates with nine other national,
1,000.
patriotic,
fraternal,
labor,
indus-
its.
Forced
liquidations
while they
additional program and services majority of these problems are
last; half price; below building
CARE
not peculiarly Jewish. In plan- trial and civic organizations in a
have
made
it
difficult
for
the
costs-
See
Mr.
Bedford
for
further
e work of child care agencies
ning for war-time needs the Jew- one-hour coast-to-coast patriotic
facts and figures.
elatively stable. Although Center to operate within the pre- ish community must retain program to be heard over tiv.: ONLY 37.200 DOWN—Modern 19 units
3 to 4 rooms; fine cond. 1941 rents
en are not removed from scribed budget. Most important, proper perspective and a sense Blue Network on July 4 from 9
$9,540. Clears 52.000 cash after all
own homes for poverty above all, is the fact that in war- of balance. Careful evaluation to 10 p. m. (E.W.T.).
taxes. expenses and 4Lic",, payts.
time—even
more
than
in
peace-
e, it is obvious that families
Can't be duplicated.
and
weighing
of
all
projects
is
independent income have time—the Center is truly serving called for. In line with this, Fed-
525.000 DOWN-68 high grade apts..
3 to 4 rooms. Tile marble lobby;
ter resistance to breakdown as the Jewish community center eration has been consulting with
elevator; new steam plant: new
'disintegration than families for all groups and classes.
refrig.: new stoves. 1941 rents 531.-
other
agencies
and
services
in
000. Forced sale. 5150.000. Cost 5300,-
elief. On the other hand VOCATIONAL SERVICES
the
general
community
in
an
cf-
000 to build. No more like this.
During the past year, the Jew-
Barney Abram, of 9411 Mc-
are indications of a spurt
fort to integrate our war efforts
NEAR WOODWARD--First time offer-
e birth rate both of legiti- ish Vocational Service was estab- with those of the general com- Quade, 67 years old, lifelong De- , ed. Separation of partners. Beautiful,
troiter who was connected with
nearly new apt. 1941 rents 5=.500.
and illegitimate children, lished as a separate agency—with munity.
Normal value 5=5,000. Only $125.000
Chicago-Dexter Service, died
It is reasonable to assume its own board and budget. It has
cash. Can mtg. for part.
The
executives
of
the
various
enlarged
its
program
so
that
now
June
27.
He
is
survived
by
his
child care agencies will be
OVERLOOKS
BOSTON BLVD. — Ele-
Federation agencies have been wife, Sarah; two daughters, Mrs.
it
serves
the
community
in
three-
on for their share of
gant modernized apt. 2 and 3 rooms.
fold fashion—(1) finds jobs for meeting from time to time to Ruth Davidson of California and
1941 rents 315.000. Cost 5150.000.
Must be sold. 379,000. Terms, 537.000
e number of children under Jewish boys and girls, men and discuss the many problems re- Helen Abram; three sons, Harry,
cash to easy 5(7, mtg. This is a gem.
in June, 1941 and May, 1942 women; (2) offers personal guid- sulting from the war, and to ad- Henry and Philip; a brother,
HOMER WARREN & CO.
ance and advice to young men just programs to meet the de- Mike Abram, and a sister, Mrs. 58 YEAP,S' DEF-ENDALE SERVICE
ed the same-127.
veloping situation_
and_
women
in
selecting
and
pre-
Fanny
Seiinsky.
CA. 0321
Dime
Bldg.
of Aug. 1, 1941, the Jewish
The executive committee and
en's Home was closed and - paring themselves for a trade or
children in the institution, profession, and (3) acquaints the board of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration will be kept informed of
were returned to their par- community through clubs and
changes and developments as
and others were placed in groups of the need for individual
they arise. They will be called
homes. This spring, the. occupational guidance and coun-
upon to formulate various toll-
Jewish Charities pur- selling.
During the first five months of cies and to determine the course
for the Jewish Children's
u a home on Savery to 1942, the Jewish Vocational Serv- of action. In this sense the Fed-
eration board and executive com-
the old Temporary Home ice made 662 placements, as com-
mittee are acting as a special war
d at 581 Holbrook, which pared to 651 during the same
efforts committee in dealing with
be abandoned because of period in 1941. In May of this
the war - connected problems
eterioration of the neigh- year, 17 refugees were placed on
jobs, 124 individual counselling which face the social service pro-
.
1PAN . NEXT FALL
gram of the Jewish community
of the most serious prob- interviews were held, and 13 and of the specific agencies
F011 THE CLEANING
CLEFitlEIRS
groups
were
addressed
in
an
ef-
faced by the child care
which carry out the program.
y is the scarcity of foster fort to inform them of the need
Actually, the Federation has
There has been an ap- for and availability of profes- now a dual function — (1) to
le drop in foster- home sional guidance and counselling maintain the
normal social serv-
tions since the war-started. in preparing for a job.
ices and (2) to act as a special
e same time, there has SIGNS OF GROWTH
communal planning and coordin-
an increase in the rates . During- the year, the United ating instrument in mobilizing
to foster parents. In the Jewish Charities purchased and Jewish services and
resources as
er of 1941, the rate aver- remodelled the building at 5737 part of the national and local
$6 per week. At the present Second Blvd. to serve as offices war effort.
the average is $7.50 per for the Jewish Vocational Service
(which previously was housed at
the Jewish Community Center)
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BUSINESS
and the Jewish Social Service
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