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TWO SOLDIERS in a hospital
in Italy were having the same
thoughts—about the good 'ol
home town . . . Not knowing
each other, they kept their
memories to themselves • . But
it wasn't too long before they
became acquainted and were
conversing in the "Now, where
I come from—" manner . . •
While talking, it became appar-
ent that both boys were speak-
ing about the same place—De-
troit—and that their homes were
but a short distance apart . .
Also that their daily places of
frequence were the same . . .
The two fellows were Pfc.
Isadore Kaplan and Pvt. Max
Bialik.
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FROM ENGLAND, Cpl. Nat
Bloomberg writes about his fur-
lough to Edinburgh, Scotland . . .
"Saw the floating castle"—in
fact, all I saw here were castles!
. . They're a dime a dozen and
a Lot of the people living in them
haven't seen that much money
in a long time" , . . He conclud-
ed his V-letter with the usual
"Cherio" and adds, "If I hear
that word again, I'll murder
someone!" . . The A.Z.A.
Chapter 527 Valentine Dance at
the Book Cadillac, Feb. 12, will
have Dave Diamnod for the
rhythms . . . Windsor A.Z.A. has
scheduled a dance for March 1.
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BETWEEN SHOWS, we asked
Dean Murphy, America's top
mimic, about his latest picture,
"Broadway Melody" . . He
answered, "Every body hi Cali-
fornia appears in the picture, ex-
cept the rabbis and everybody
in the picture rushed to get
their autographs!"
(Item for
Winchell . . Dean's getting
married when he returns to
California . . . Also going back
to finish law school) . . Dr.
Joe Eder, now a captain, is with
an evacuation hospital on ,the
Italian front . . . Pens that he's

WE HAVE ARRANGED
FOR YOUR FREE COPY

The Heinz People Have Consented
To Send Our Readers A Free Copy
Of The 24-Year Hebrew-English
Calendar Upon Request.

Mrs. Gussie Cohen

Passes Away at 90

Mrs. Gussie Cohen, pioneer De-
troit resident, died last Friday
at the age of 90.
Funeral services were held at
Ira Kaufman Funeral Home on
Dexter Blvd., Sunday afternoon,
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiat- ,
ing. Interment was in Clover
Hill Park Cemetery.

Hundreds of friends of the
family attended the funeral serv-
ice and paid last respects to her
memory.

Born in Poland, Mrs. Cohen
had lived in Detroit for 53 years.
She made her home with her
son, Harry Cohen, prominent De-
troit Jewish leader, vice-presi-
dent of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek and the Zionist Organi-
zation of Detroit. Her other
survivors are another son, Jo-
seph; seven grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Her husband, the late M. B.
Cohen, who was a leader in the
United Hebrew Schools, passed
away six years ago.

been under fire three months
and that "All I want to do is
come home and forget!"
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CONGRATS to B e n and
Blanche Rich on their first fam-
ily addition . . . At the Harper
Hospital, after his sweat and
finger-nail tribulation had set-
tled down, Ben cried out, "Gosh!
What fathers have to go through!
. . The nurse added, "Yes, you
poor men have it hard!"
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GREASY-PANNED GALS of
Windsor Junior Hadassah at-
tempted a ministrel show . . .
Doris Adelman was a stage-
frightened interlocutor and most
of the show consisted of first-
time vocalizing with a sprinkled
amount of quips . . . Although it
was a bit weak, the girls worked
very hard and deserve a lot of
credit for trying . .. Pvt. Benno
Levi, former staff member at
The Jewish News, was a visitor
. . • he's stationed at Camp Van
Dorn, Miss. . • . Marty Mitchell,
of the Michigan Theater orches-
tra, and Sara Golden are a very
frequent pair . . . Hy Golden,
t h e ork's pianist, addresses
Marty as "Brother-in-Law."
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AARON KLAUSNER, ass't
A.Z.-A. director, returned from
his trip smacking his lips and
saying that the best kosher
salami can be found only in
Canada . . . We'll have to differ
with him, and A.Z.A. office girl,
Virginia Weiss, can back as . . .
She was suffering from a case of
hoarseness, recently, and could
talk only in a whisper . . . After
eating one of the local variety,
something snapped and there
she was—able to talk again! .. .
A/C Bernie Rothstein says the
pilots-to-be in training at James-
town College, N. D., are so air-
minded that they go around
waving their arms and making
lip sounds of a whirling propel-
ler.
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THE BOYS OVER THERE
probably wouldn't mind being
taken off a salary basis and paid
on piece-work instead—or so
much per head!

Juniors' Hamisha Asar

Program This Sunday

The Calendar! All Hebrew
dates, 1925 to 1949.

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Junior members of the Jewish
Community Center will celebrate
Jewish Arbor Day this Sunday.
The program will be a puppet
show, produced and presented by
the Junior Puppet Club. A Pal-
estinian film, "Hanitah," will be
shown. Boys and girls, 6' to 14,

are invited to this festival.

Jewish Center
Activities

Rabbi Fram to Review
"Forgotten Ally" Wednesday
Rabbi Leon Fram will discuss
Pierre Van Paassen's "The For-
gotten Ally" at the Book Chat at
the Jewish Community Center on
Wednesday, at 8:45 p. m.
Book Chats at the Center are
held in conjunction with the Ut-
ley branch of the Detroit Public
Library, and are open to the
public without charge.
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Intermediate Lounge
Officially Opened
A grand opening last Monday
night introduced the new Inter-
mediate Lounge at the Jewish
Community Center to Interme-
diate members. Equipped with a
juke box, radio, comfortable fur-
niture, games and room to dance,
the Intermediate Lounge will be
open every night and Sunday.
Intermediate Council will
designate a different club to be
in charge Of the Lounge program
each evening for boys and girls
between 14 and 17.
The Council will complete dec-
orations, and will tax each per-
son coming in to the Lounge one
penny for the decoration fund.
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War Workers Start
Scrap Drive Sunday
War workers of the Jewish
Community Center will make
two important contributions this
Sunday, when they - begin their
scrap drive. All money realized
from the drive will be turned
over to the Infantile Paralysis
Fund. Men and women will meet
at the Center at 11 a. m. Al
Krass, in charge of the drive, is
supplying the trucks. After the
day's work, participants will re-
turn to the Center for a hot dog
party.
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Charm Program Wednesday
Appearing at the Center for
the fourth time, Philip the hair-
dresser will demonstrate the
latest coiffures on the Charm
Series program Wednesday at 9
p. m.
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Training Course for
War Worker Hostesses
A new training course for war
worker hostesses of the Jewish
Community Center will begin
soon. Miss Betty Koronski will
conduct the training course for
new war, worker hostesses, which
will last three weeks. Registra-
tions should be made now by
calling Miss Matilda Segal, Madi-
son 8400. .

Obituaries

Israel I. Dreyer of 2637 W. Bos-
ton Blvd. died at 71. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Clara; one
son and five daughters, Michael,
Hattie Charmer, Bertha Klein,
Sadie Bloom, Edith Dreyer and
Esther Mahlin, and 11 grandchil-
dren.
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Jeanette Weisman K a y of
13501 Dexter Blvd., passed away
in Harpe.: Hospital Jan. 19 after
a prolonged illness. Funeral
services were held Jan. 21, Rab-
bi Fram officiating. She is sur-
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Pearl
Barnett and Mrs. Alice Gran,
net.
and t a niece, Sylvia Jane Bar-

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Mrs. Katherine Meretsky of
1331 Victoria A v e., Windsor,
Ont., died Jan. 27 at the age of
88. Funeral services were held
last Friday. The widow of Aaron
Meretsky, a former member of
the Windsor City Council, Mrs.
Meretsky is survived by four
sons, Simon, manager of the
Windsor Paramount Theaters,
Edsel and Israel Meretsky and
H. C. Merritt, and two daughters,
Mrs. Tybie Burnstine and Libby
Meretsky.

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Mrs. Rebecca Moskowitz, 2461

Blaine Ave., died Jan. 27. Fu-
neral services were held at He-
brew Memorial Chapel Sunday.
The survivors are her husband,
George; a son, Julius; f our
daughters, Belle, Mollie, Mrs.
Alice Zarember and Mrs. Pearl
Brown; five grandsons; a brother,
Meyer Cohen; two sisters, Mrs.
Fanny Danzig and Mrs. Zelda
Swatlo.

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Funeral services for Morris
Barr were held at Lewis Bros.
Monday. He is survived by his
wife, Becky, a daughter, Mrs.
William Levine, and two sons,
George and Samuel.
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Sarah Silverstine passed away
Jan. 30. Funeral services were
held Feb. 1. Interment was in
Beth El Memorial Park Ceme-
tery. She is survived by a son,
Nathan; .a sister, Mrs. Jennie Ja-
cobs, and a brother, Morris
Marks.
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Hyman Greenberg of 2 7 2 4
Sturtevant Ave. died Jan. 25 at
the age of 60. He is survived by
his wife, Kate; four children,
Harry H., Milton, Sam and Mrs.
Milton Markowitz. Rabbi Isaac
Stollman officiated. Burial was
in Ohel Moshe cemetery.

CLASSIFIED

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

RAndolph 7956

WANTED — Grocery clerk, 20 to 50
years, experience not essential.
Chance to earn $75 weekly. Hirsch's.
7710 W. McNichols.

VERY nice and airy furnished room:
small family; gentleman; very good
transportation. 2641 Richton. TO.
5-6715.
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIR MAN--
Experienced; good pay; steady job:
good working conditions in small
clean shop; firm established 1916,
now doing essential work. Inter-
views in person only. See Mr. Hei-
man. Re-New Sweeper Co., 9591
Grand River. HO. 1400. Evenings
call UN. 1-1057.
FOR SALE—Fur coat and other gar-
ments. size 12, excellent condition.
TO. 8-6026:
.
NICELY furnished apt. to share; ern-
ployed young lady preferred. Week-
end or evenings call DA. 1070.
WANTED—Pleasant home for a five-
year-old girl, where she can get a
little love and affection. Will pay
for room, board, clothes, etc. TO.
5-6638.
•
WIDOW will share her six-room flat •.
with couple or lady. Very low rent,
providing they will help clean house
and keep up the furnace. Monterey,
near Dexter. TO. 8-4983.
GIRL—Experienced bookkeeper want-
ed, for general office work, 5-day
week, $45. Phone CHerry 0546 or
TOwnsend 8-6014.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, with or
without kitchen privileges. Suitable
for couple or two girls. Good trans-
portation. Two adults in family.
Lenter. 13120 LaSalle. TO. 6-1759.
TO RENT—Comfortable room in adult
home. Excellent transportation. Ga-
rage. NO. 2680.

ARE YOU INTERESTED

In picking up a substantial income
property at a low dollar price before
this thing is over? Can you conven-
iently use a larger income? You
worked for your money, now make
it work for you. Facts & Figures
from Mr. Bedford.

GORGEOUS SPANISH DESIGN,'
Replacement cost $237,000. Forced
sale only • $140.000. Terms cash to
375,000 mtg. Nets after taxes, all
expense, $21,000.

CLOSE ESTATE: 22 apts.; tiled
halls: elavator. Cheap OPA rents
$10.000; nets $5,500. • Snap at 345,000.
Terms 315,000. '

DRAFTED: Must sell 17-apt. court
design. Nets $5,800. Terms $12,500.

MOVING TO CALIFORNIA:
Big
13-apt. 3-story. Very clean. Nets
$3,500. Terms . 316.000 cash to mtg.
Less than half original value.

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day, at 2 p. m. at the Center,
sponsored by the Mothers' Clubs
Advisory Board. Mrs. Sidney J.
Saturday Nite Club
Allen is chairman of the Board.
Repair Bills Financed
With Suffola Club members as Mrs. Seymour Simons, program
hosts, the Intermediate Council chairman, announces that Mrs.
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of the Jewish Community Center Edith Sauls will sing a group of
PERSONAL—
will present another Saturday Yiddish folk songs.
SIGNATURE ONLY
Nite Club, a teen-age miniature
The
Davison
Mothers'
Club
will
night club, tomorrow evening.
Iry Fields and his orchestra will hold its fifth anniversary cele-
occupy the bandstand. A com- bration Thursday, at 8 p. m., in
INVESTMENT CO.
plete floor show will be present- the Workmen's Circle Education-
al Center.
ed during intermission.
Abraham Cooper, Pres.
These teen-age night clubs are
Celebrating Husbands' Night
held every other Saturday at- the Annual Dinner Party, 'Yount Wo-
320 Fort St. West of Wayne
Center, with a different club tak- men's Study Club will ,meet on
CH. 7474
23rd YEAR
ing charge of each affair. Boys Sunday, . Feb. 13, at 7:30 p. m.,
9629 Livernois at Grand River
and . girls who are members of in the Butzel Hall . at the Center.
the Center, and their friends,
may' attend these functions.
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Jewish Funeral Home Detroit's Finest
Several Events Listed
By the Mothers' Clubs
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The' birthdays of Presidents
SAUL LEWIS
Roosevelt, Lincoln and Washing-
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1:30 p. m. by Dexter Mothers'
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Club at the Bnai Moshe and
Young Women's Study Club at
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Among the coming events is
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the annual musical tea, Wednes-