Friday, June 18, 1943

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jewish News-AZA Cigarette Fund
Contributors This Week Listed

Local Brevities

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Jewish Youth's

The Jewish News-A.Z.A. drive for funds to supply cigarettes
for servicemen overseas is gaining each week. Individuals, as well
as organizations, are co-operating wholeheartedly in boosting the
fund. This week, contributions were received from the following:

LISTENING

Pisgah Lodge, $10; Pogrebishtsher Progressive Society,
$10; Ladies' Auxiliary Brith Sholem of Detroit, $5; Primrose
Benevolent Club, $5; Mrs. B. Erdos, $2; Lillian S. Smith, $2;
Young Ladies Loan Ass'n, $1; Detroit Council of Jewish
Women, $L •

The following coupon may be used in making donations to
the Cigarette Fund:

By Danny Raskin

JEWISH NEWS OVERSEAS CIGARETTE FUND

Money enclosed is for the purchase of cigarettes to be
distributed free among men serving in the armed forces
overseas.

Name of individual
or organization.

Address

Donations may be sent to THE JEWISH NEWS, 2214
Penobscot Bldg., or A. Z. A. Office, 606 Murphy Bldg.

Marguerite Kozenn
To Sing at Center's
Open Air Concert

POSTAL PENNINGS . . . "As
you suggested, I took a poll
among the fellows out here to
see what they would like to re-
ceive the most while overseas. It
was so one-sided for cigarettes,
that I didn't even bother to make
a complete count. Tell the folks
at home to. support yoUr cigar-
ette campaign because there cer-
tainly isn't any doubt about what
we want and how much we'd
.appreciate it." . . . Pvt .Charles
Katz, Ft. Warren, 'Wy.
HERE 'N THERE . . . Lawyers
in Tau Epsilon Rho legal frat
revived the man bites dog story
by GIVING blood last week.
Speaking 'bout corpuscles, Char-
lie and Dan at the Gem Barber
Shop - sez' they're in a lather
about an E flag they're expecting
'for collecting blood. (Joking—Nye
hope!) .• . That Frosty Frolic,
scheduled for June 27 at the
Jewish Center has been cancell-
ed . . . Their air-conditioning
plans cooled off when the OPA
said, "No ice deliveries on Sun-
day" . . . Social committee will
use date for -a private boating.
CITY-WIDE A.Z.A. will defin-
. Dr. Leon Goldsmith, 66, of 2887
itely hold their dance at the W. Grand Blvd., was.laid to rest
Masonic Temple, July 3 . . . Phil Thursday, June 9, after services
Raznick appointed chairman . . . in the Gilbert Funeral' Home. A
A.Z.A. welComed in the - Rex Detroit optometrist for 45 years,
Club, who takes over the charter Dr. Goldsmith came here from
of chapter 309-entire member- 'Cleveland where he was born n
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ship of 16 are in serivce . . 1877.
Birthday congrats to Blanche
He was formerly in -charge of
Hurvich . . . Perfection Chapter
the
J. L. Hudson Co. optical de-
of De Molay released another
brother, last Monday, when Her- partment. A 32d degree Me.: (m,
man Gorman left for 'G. I. issue he also was a past president of
. . . With all those Bnai Brith gals Pisgah Lodge and a life member
conventioning there, Chicago's of the IOOF.
Surviving are his wife, Ellen
Morrison Hotel was anything but
peaceful... . . Pvt. Arthur Gross Lucille; two daughters, MN. Sam
sends in four poems he's written. Lewis and . Mrs. DeRoy Kutt-
at Camp .Campbell, Ky. .. . Sorry, nauer; a son, Milton; a Aster,
space doesn't .allow their publica- Mrs. Minnie Maher, • and 'seven
grandchildren.
tion.
Mrs. Chaya Margolis died on
HERE IS ANOTHER one of
those weighty incidents encoun- June 12 in London, Ontario, aged
71. She is survived by her chil=
tered by our boys in England:
During a lull in the training dren, Mrs. Anna Schuman and
activities, a Negro soldier from Sam- Margolis of Detroit, Mr. Mar-
Chattanooga got into a poker golis of Detroit, Max Margolis of
game with a few English chaps Windsor and Mrs. Pearl Abram-
. Picking up his cards he found son. of London, Ontario, and sev-
four aces . . Someone had just en grandchildren.
bet one pound and the Negro
David Cook, 10036 Broadstreet,
.said, "I done know how yo' boys died June 5 at the age of 65.
count yo' money, but I'll raise Funeral services were held at
yo' all one ton."
the Hebrew Benevolent Society
at 2995 Joy Road and: burial was
in , Turover Cemetery.
J.W.E.W.O. Luncheon
Peter Bragman, 1949 HaZel-
To Be Held Wednesday
wood, died June 13 at the age
of 60. Funeral services were held
at the Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety and officiated by.- Rabbi
Stollman. Burial was in Hebrew
Memorial Park.

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Applying the Talmudic maxim,
"He who saves a single life is as
great" a's . if 'he had - saved. the- 'en-
tire world," Alfred Schmidel of
- 1601 Blaine Ave. has asked The
JewiSh: News to record his ap-
preciation' for the aid, extended
him by the librarians at the
Henry M. Utley Branch of the
Public Library, 8726 Woodward
Ave., when he suffered a heart
attack while in the library.
Mr. Schmidel states that the
librarians not only offered him
first aid but provided him with a
room to rest in and called his
private. physicians . to .attend to
him. ,
"Only in a great and free
,country like. ours :could I possit
loly expect such noble help," Mr.
Schmidel said in expressing his
gratitude to the librarians.
• MARGUERITE KOZENN
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: Benjamin Saxer, _15872 Wel-
The music department of the
land, died . June 13 at the age of Jewish Community Center is ar-
31. Funeral services were held ranging a series of weekly open
at the Hebrew Benevolent So- air concerts starting :Wednesday
ciety and burial was in Mach- evening, . June 30. *Admission will
paleh Cemetery.
be free.
* * *
Marguerite K oz en n; well
Shenye Korn died June 5. Fu- known dramatic. soprano, will be
neral Services were held at -, the guest artist at the first concert,
Hebrew Benevolent Society and 'in a program of American music.
burial was in HUngarein. Briar The Center Orchestra, under the
Mojshe Cemetery.
direction of Julius Chajes, will
perform the first movement of
TOMBSTONE UNVEILING
Beethoven's Symphony No. 1,
The family of the late Mrs. and Schubert's Fifth Symphony.
Rose Kass invite their relatives
and friends to the unveiling of DOUBLE ENGEL-WARTELL
the monument to take place Sun- MONUMENT UNVEILING
day, June 20, at 11 o'clock fore-
The families 'of the late Benja-
noon, at the Machpelah Cemetery. min. Engel and the late Julius
Wartell invite their relatives and
friends to attend the double un-
MANUFACTURERS
veiling of monuments • to take
place at Clover Hill Park Ceme-
• Height Comparator Gauges
tery June 20, at 12 p. m.
• Planer & Boring Machine
Parallels
• Harden & Ground Steel
Parallels
• Cylindrical Squares
• Tool Makers Knees
• Bestcut Tool Bits
But Don't Go Hungry
• Measuring Irons
Look and Feel Younger:
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you too may
• Straight Edges
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• Lapping 'Sticks
pounds per week with
the 'aid of triple 'action
• Surface Plates
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• Bench Blocks
This unique
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• V' Mocks
fibers combination of-
• Angles
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speedier elimination:
• Cubes
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Fighting certain acid
and hunger bloat. Get
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if you can beat such
a combination.' $1.39
and $2.39 at

Obituaries

Max Wrotslaysky, 3051 Taylor,
died June 7 at the age of
Funeral services were held at
the home of the deceased. Burial
was in Beth Yahuda Cemetery.
Bertha Gayer, 1467 Taylor,
died June 9 at the age . of 82.
Funeral services . were held at
the Hebrew Benevolent Society
. and was officiated by Mr. Itzko-
.. witz, superintendent. -Burial was
• in Hebrew -Memorial Park.

NOW

MONUMENT UNVEILED

4229 Cass Ave.

LONDON (JTA)—Vincent de
Moro-Giafferi, renowned French
lawyer who was one of the de-
fenders of Herschel Grynzpan,
the Polish-Jewish youth whose
slaying of a German embassy
official in Paris loosed the pog-
roms of November, 1938, has
been shot by the German occu-
pation authorities in France as a
hostage, the newspaper "France"
reported. He was 65.

CLASSIFIED

LINERS accepted from responsible
firms or persons by telephone up to
10 a. to. Wednesday. Rates: 25e a
line. • Minimum two lines. •

RAndolph 7956

WANTED to rent apartment, flat or
income in Northwest section. Pro-
fessional couple. Draft deferred.
Phone mornings. TO. 7-7746.

NICE room for gentleman. Private en-
trance. Excellent transportation.
Home of adults. Garage. 2254 'Hazel-
vvOod. TY. 5-7188.

WANTED—A home for sisters, eight
and ten' years of age. - They are at-
tractive. intelligent children who
have lost their mother. Their father
is ill and their brothers are in the
army. The Jewish Children's Bu-
reau \VIII pay for their care. Call
COlumbia 1600 for further informa-
tion.

TO RENT or share lovely 3 .room
apartment to business girl by sold-
ier's wife. 14th bus stops in front.
. Call mornings or evenings. TO.
5-2866.

3758 CLAIRMOUNT—Nice large airy
room. Twin beds. 2 clothes closets.
.Home atmosphere. TY. 6-4814.

LADY or gentleman for furnished
room. Good. transportation. 3 in
home. Call after 7 or Sunday. TO.
8-4207.

WANTED—Part time cook for five
evening meals • a week. Monday
through Friday. 4037 Sturtevant.

BILLIONS
OF DOLLARS

Pour into this . great industrial center.
You can't hold prices down on prime
Real Estate. Get all the Facts and
Figures from Mr. Bedford:

65 APTS.—Attractive court design. •
Lobby elevator. New stoves. new re-
frig. Rent 832.000. Imagine mortgaged
once for .$270.000. Entire price only
$135.000. This is a . snap. Terms
$75,000 down.

42 APTS.-3 to 4 rooms. Lobby ele-
vator. New stoves. new refrig. Rent
$22.000. High grade. Former value
$250,000. Must be sold. Only $115.000.
Terms—about $50,000 down.

32 APTS. and 26 room - house and
store. Apt. in beautiful condition.
•Apt. alone sold once $105.000 cash.
Rent $14.000. • Entire property only
$65,000. Terms—about half cash.

ONLY $11.000 DOWN—Fine cor. 26
apt. 3 to 4 rooms. All' halls tiled.
Rent 811.500; Former $150.000 value.
Only $55.000. Last apartment in this
Ins. Co. account.

HOMER WARREN - 8( CO.

59 Years' Dependable Set-vice
DIME BLDG.
CA. 0321

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INVESTMENT CO.

Abraham Cooper, Pres..
The family of the late •Sa•ah
Schmier announce the unveiling
320 Fort St. West of Wayne
At a meeting of the board Of ,of a monument over her grave,
9629 Livernois at•Grand River
the Jewish Women's European at • Clover Hill park- Cemetery,
23rd YEAft'.
CH. 7474
on
Sunday,
June
20,
at
2
P.
M.
Welfare Organization, held - June
14 at the tome of - Mrs. R. Katzin,
president;-.3378 El nhurst Ave. an-.
Detroit's Finest
nouncement was•made of .a lunCh-
eon to be held next _Wednesday,.
Jewish Funeral Home
SERLIN PHARMACY at 12 noon, at the Bnai -Moshe,
Dexter and Elmhurst DeXter and Lawrence. Mesdames
D. Silverstein and I.: Israel are
chairmen. Proceeds will be used
to aid orphans in Palestine.
NO CHARGE FOR USE OF OUR CHAPEL
A special meeting will be held
6018 WOODWARD
at 1 • p. in. Monday at the Bnai
TR. 2-2113
Moshe.

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The
Lelock
Corporation

Grynszpan's Lawyer
Shot as Nazi Hostage

Theodor Herzl Lodge of Bnai
Brith has elected the following
officers: Louis Eder, president;
Simon Fogel and Albert Sum-
mers, vice - presidents; Eugene
Rith, financial secretary; 'Rabbi
Ernest Greenfield, recording sec-
retary; Louis Tishler, treasurer;
Harry Golden, monitor; Dr. M. B.
Ziff, assistant monitor; Benjamin
Rosenberg, Louis Lefkowitz,
Harry Gunsberg, Dave Verner,
trustees; Louis Angel, warden.
* * *
Young Israel will meet Wednes-
day evening at Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah, Dexter and Cortland,
Charles T. Gellman, president,
announces. Hy Cohen, chairman
of the social committee, is in
charge of the annual outing to
Bob-Lo, to be held July 18.
* * *
Isadore Ziporyn of 4094 W.
Davison Ave. has the unique dis-
tinction of having a book he
wrote a year ago occupy a place
of honor next to the works of
Prof. Albert Einstein in the De-
troit Public Library. Mr. Zi-
poryn's book is entitled "Cosmo-
Retardation." It is "a brief in-
troduction to a theory which
shows the possibility of cosmic
function in a continuum devoid
of energy." Dealing with subjects
related to physics, and referring
at length to Einstein's Theory
of Relativity, Mr. Ziporyn's book
found its place next to the works
of the great Jewish scientist and
Zionist - leader.

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Amount

Utley Librarians
Are Praised for
Humanitarian Act

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I _RS. R. KATZIN