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Mrs. J. Eisenman,
Rabbi's Wife, Dies
Mrs. MiChele EiseriMan, the
wife of Rabbi Joseph Eisenman
of 1955 Taylor Ave., died on June
7 after a brief illness.
— Funeral services were held
June 8• at Congregation . Beth
Tefilo Emanuel, with. burial in
Machpelah Cemetery. - .
Mrs. Eisenman descended from
a - famous - family of Lithuanian
rabbiS. She was president of the
Ladies' AUxiliary of Barano-
By' Danny Raskin.
vitcher Yeshivah_ and was - affili-
From 'far and near the. viat-cry ated with _ many charitable
groups.
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sounded
• INVASION!
Besides her husband she is
a sound heard 'r ound the survived 'by five children, Mrs.
world
Jeanette Schwartzberg of Cleve-
And every heart-beat quickened land, Mrs. Irene Pensler, Irving
pace -as nation's flagS unfurled. Eiseninan, Mrs. Sophie -Aronson
Catholics, Jews and Protestants, and Mrs. Betty Levin of Detroit;
religions band as one,
and a brother, Abraham Lieber-
White and Colored—side by side man of Palestine.
fighting_ with a gun,
Rich or -poor—weak or strong crew killed .. . He received the
all against the foe,
air medal
On the land their fathers fought
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26 years' ago.
AT PRESENT, .chief campaign
of the League of Detroit Jewish
The news has gladdened many Youth's new Social Action Com-
:hearts, but tears are soon to mittee is an allout effort for
. reign
voting regiStration before t h e
For all the boys who'll leave June 21. deadline . According
their blood flowing in the to Martha :Gleicher, the slogan
Seine.
is, "Don't let the heat - deter you.
How fateful that D-Day should It can, and wilt . get a lot hotter
come when everyone is asked if we don't elect a good congress
To "Buy More Than •Before" and and president." -
help therri with the 'task:
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DEFINITION
. . . Double time
What gr eater heed to buy is
there than for the boys in is a means of swift locomotion
whereby you reach your object-
France?
To help them win the war for us ive sooner, thereby permitting a
longer time to wait for whatever
and have a fighting chance.
Support the "Fighting Fifth" -- it was you double timed.
Buy more Bonds today.
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Help our boys toward their goal
HAROLD BOOKSTEIN, EM
—Berlin is on the - way!
3/c, sends. us The Cruiser News
•
DANNY RASKIN
from the USS Hickox . . He is
on the - staff . . . Only sport news
REPORTED MISSING in ac- in the paper is a standing of the
tion, we just received the good Major Leagues, probably, receiv-
news that Lt. Norman Blum, ed by radio from the States .. .
bombardier, is a prisoner in Ger- The Hickox was recently com-
mended .for its alertness and ex-
many . . . • It comes from brother,
cellent seamanship in rescuing
Pvt. Ed Blum, in England, via. downed pilots and crews fo m
brother, Pvt. Leonard Blum in a watery-grave. -
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Greensboro, N. C. . . . 'When
the plane made a forced landing
RECIPIENTS OF HIS rain or
the -radio operator said they shine deliveries have titled Har-
were near Sweden, but evident- old Adler "The Singing Mail-
ly- they couldn't make it over man" . . . He issues a song with
the border ._ . , It was mission every merry clink of a letter
number 24 or 25 for their . . . droioping into the box . . . Last
Their fortress .was all shot up Thursday, he hummed his w,ay
and they had to throw out all half-way down the street before
their equipment so they could- noticing that a large group of
make a safe landing" .. Some admirers had been following
time ago, Norman and his crew him . . . Every clog in the
returned to their base with only neighborhood with any musical
two nix o t o r s and five of the appreciation had left their favor-
ite Elm tree and were wagging
their tails in rhythmic beat to
BUSINESS
his vocal endeavors!
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bring more boys home . .. Give
your all in the Fifth War Loan
Drive . . : The boys over there
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Obituaries
JACOB L. ALTER, 49, of 3205
Tyler Ave., died last Friday of a
heart attack. Funeral services
were held Sunday at Lewis Bros.
His survivors are his wife, Rose;
a daughter, Nancy; a son, Mer-
win; a brother, Martin, and his
mother, MrS. Lena Alter.
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HYMAN IMBEB of 18283 Fair-
field died June 12 at the age of
81. Services were held Tuesday
from the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home with Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man and Cantor Jacob Sonen-
klar officiating. He is survived
by his son, Benjamin, and two
grandchildren, Burton Imber and
Mrs. Sheryle Imber Gilbert.
Burial was in Clover Hill Park
Cemetery.
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LOUIS LIEBERMAN of 3227
Elmhurst died June 7 at the age
of 55. He leaves his children,
Jack, Cpl. Samuel of the U. S.
Army, Marylin and Mrs. Goldie
Shapiro. Funeral services were
held at Chesed Shel Emes. Rabbi
Isaac Stollman officiated.
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MORRIS SIEGEL, 40, of 3210
Richton Ave., died June 12.
Funeral services were held June
13 at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home. Rabbi Isaac Stollman of-
ficiated. Interment was in Nu-
sach Ari Cemetery. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Betty; two
brothers, Ben and Simon; three
sisters, Doris, Molly and Mrs.
Joseph DeLise.
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HYMAN EMBER of 18283 Fair-
field died Monday. Funeral serv-
ices were held Tuesday at Ira
Kaufman. Funeral Home. Burial
was in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
tery. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
officiated. • Born in Austria 81
years ago, he had lived in De-
troit 38 years and retired two
years ago from employment with
the New York Life Insurance Co.
He is survived by a son, Ben-
jamin, and two grandchildren.
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Monument
Unveilings
CLASSIFIED
LL.N.Elff8 accepted from responsible
firms or persons by telephone up to
10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25e a line.
Minimum charge 50c.
A tombstone over the grave
of the late Joseph G. Stillman
RAndolph 7956
will be unveiled on Sunday, June
18, at 1 p. m, at Machpelah WANTED—WAITRESSES FOR SUM-
Cemetery. Friends and relatives
MER RESORT AND RESTAURANT,
are invited.
IN SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN.
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GOOD WAGES, ROOM AND BOARD
AND TIME OFF TO ENJOY A
The family of the late Minnie
HEALTHFUL SUMMER. INQUIRE
Talberg invite their relatives
RUBY SAMSON, 3840 ELMHURST,
and friends to the unveiling of
NO. 0576 Ak TER 8 P.M., OR WRITE
the tombstone over her grave, at
SAMSON'S RESORT, SOUTH HA-
1 p. m. on Sunday, June 18, at
VEN, MICHIGAN.
Machpelah Cemetery.
FURNISHED ROOM for refined gen-
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tleman in home of 2 adults.. 2489
A monument over the, grave
Taylor.
of the late Joseph Hirschman
will be unveiled at, 1 o'clock WANTED professional young woman
to share apt. near Wayne Univer-
Sunday, June 18, at the Beth
sity. Phone Monday, Miss Katz,;
Abraham Cemetery on W 0 o d -
CO. 1600.
ward Ave. Rabbi Leon Fram will
CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR
officiate. Relatives and friends
All kinds of house alterations. also
are invited.
new ithprovements. For free esti-
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mates call TO. 5-1059. Evenings
The family of the late Sarah
TO. 8-2926.
Feigelman invite their relatives
WANTED cashier with some knowl-
and friends to the unveiling of
edge of bookkeeping. Experience
the tombstone over her grave on
necessary. Top salary to right
Sunday, June 18, at the Chesed
party. Todd's Clothes, 1216 Ran-
shel Ernes Cemetery. They will
dolph.
meet at 12:30 p. in. at 17414 WANTED 3-room apt.. or income.
Washburn Ave.
Modern. 2 adults.. NO. 8968.
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ATTRACTIVE room for nice young
There will be an unveiling of
m an. Good • transportation.
2631
a tombstone for the late Pvt.
Grand West.
Sol Korinsky, on Sunday, June
la, at 10 a. m. at MacPhelah Cem- WANTED: Female help. Ofifte as-
sistant, high school graduate. Steady
etery. Rabbi A. M. .Hershman
position. Cong. Bnai Moshe, Dexter
will officiate.
t.
and Lawrence.
Manischewitz Matzos
Just Right in Summer
ATTRACTIVELY furnished room for
rent. • Couple preferred. Kitchen
privileges. TY. 7-2414. 2205 W.
Euclid: Apt. 202:
"Very warm for June" is the FOR SALE—Absolutely like new 9x12
Wilton rug. Philco Cabinet radio,
weather report from the food
See to• appreciate. 2205 W. Euclid.
front, and from coast to coast,
Apt. 202.
housewives are combatting the
seasonal rise in the mercury by NICE room and home for refined
couple or single person. TO. 7-3002.
putting their family meals on a
3048 West Grand Ave.
lighter basis.
HELP . WANTED—SALESLADY
An important part of warm
Girl - or woman to sell jewelry.
weather strategy revolves
Good pay. Permanent. J. H. Ehrlich
around Manischewitz American
Jewelry Co., 237 . Gratiot Ave.
Matzos which are wholesome
with cool salads, chilled soups ATTRACTIVE room for rent. Home
of Armin- e. Employed girl. 18482
Baron's • Resort Marks
.and consommes and "ascompan-
Roselavvn.
ion
to
fruit
juices,
beverages
and
38th Anniversary
WANTED 3 to 6-room income or flat.
Baron's Resort, one of the in light sandwiches.
heated.• N. W. section. Middle-aged
most modern vacation spots in
couple. Best of city references. UN.
South Haven, Mich., celebrates Rabbi Bookstaber
3-5828.
b
Resigns
Committee
its 38th anniversary in the re-
WANTED: Practical nurse about June
sort business this year.
HARRISBURG (JPS) — Rabbi
25. For convalescent adult in apt.
Baron's Resort has rooms with Philip D. Bookstaber of Harris-
Kosher cooking. Box 140 The Jewish
private baths and showers, a burg, Pa., member of the Ex-
News. 2114 Penobscot Bldg.. De-
children's dining room, a govern- ecutive Committee of the Emerg-
troit 26.
ess for children, playgrounds, ency Committee to Save the Jews WOMAN WANTED—Board and room,
private bathing beach, men's of Europe, announced his resig-
small salary. in exchange for minor
and women's solariums, tennis nation. It is one of several com-
services and companionship to mid-
and handball _courts and a near- mittees organized by Peter H.
dle-aged lady in strictly orthodox
by golf course.
home. • References exchanged. 2209
Bergson, head of the Hebrew
Sturtevant. TY. 5-21376.
The dining room at Baron's C -moniitlee for National Libera-
has a wide reputation, being op- tion.
EXCHANGE 4-room heated ine!ne,
erated by the manager of the
porch, ceiling $35, for 6-room flat
or house in N. W. n. DA.
dining room at W i 11 i a rn Penn
2.343.
Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla. Six BEAUTIFUL
acts of vaudeville are offered APARTMENTS
FURNITURE repaired. rentyIed; • 25
every night, Baron's being the
years' - experience. 15460 Livernois.
only night club in South Haven. Of the gorgeous 1920's. Authentic de-
UN. 4-4371.
,
si - ns, expensive, enduring. Now ligui
dating below replacement costs. Put
your dollars to work—make no mis-
take. Real Facts &„Figures, see Mr.
Bedford.
A Tribute to the
infants Service Group
By EVE SHERMAN
In our town there is a - club
- Of very lovely ladies
Who started out to do the job
Of helping poor sweet babies.
And -so they came together
Each one to do their bit
Towards making these poor darlings'
Tiny lives seem fit.
Their hopes were well rewarded
'Cause for many many years
They brought joy instead of sorrow
And smiles in place. of tears.
Then dark clouds began to gather
In some far off distant places .
And talk of War and of a Man
Who hated other races
Couldthis talk of War so far away
Affect these busy ladies? -
Who carried on from day to - day
• To help those darling babies.
But very 'soon right to their shores
On swift wings War was borne
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
On one December morn.
It wasn't long before this group
With grim determination
Accepted any type of work
Towards helping out their nation.
And with all sorts of work now
It sometimes seems chaotic
But they carry on and smile because
They are patriotic!
Let's lone it won't be long now
'Till this lovely group • of ladies
Can go back to their peace time, job
Of taking
care of 'babies.
.
36% net on $10,000 down. 20 a ts..
stores. 12th bus center. • Cost ,000
to build. Entire price only $40.000.
34% net on.$15.000 dwn., 31 apt.. big
porches. Lobby. New steam plant:
Cost $145,000 to build. Beauty, only
$75.000. •
34% 'net on $40.000 dwn. 72 apts., 3
rUls. Original listing $350,000. Give
away, only $110,000.
34% net on $15.000 down: 31 apt., big
porches; lobby: new steam plants. cost
$145,000 to . build ; beauty,. only $75,000.
25% net on $60,000 dwn. Elegant 50
apt. Big lobby, elevator Step - to
Woodward. Rent $34.000. Cost $300,000
to build.
20% net on $14,000 dwn. . , absurd OPA
rents $5.900. 13 apt.. all 3 rms. Defies
all competition. Only $30,000. Cost
$50,000 - to build.
Alger.. Step to Woodward: Elegant
7-8 rms... 2 baths. marble entrance.
Switch to ,Aristocratic colored. About
$15,000 dwn.
HOMER WARREN
& COMPANY
DIME BLDG;
CA, 0321
WANTED — SHORT ORDER AND
SECOND COOK FOR SUMMER RE-
SORT HOTEL.. INQUIRE RUBY
SAMSON, 3840 ELMHURST. NO.
0576 AFTER 8 P. M., OR WRITE
SAIVISON'S RESORT, SOUTH HA-
VEN, MICHIGAN.
WANTED TO RENT for on month,
cottage at lake. TO. 5-4798.
U N L I MI TE D OPPORTUNITY for
clean-cut man, age 30 to 55.- to pro-
mote
product in groceries. hardware
and department stores. References.
- MA. 2105.
SCHOOL TEACHER will rent to re-
sponsible couple or 2 men 4-room
furnished apt. Excellent transporta-
tion. Phone 6 to 7, evenings. Satur-,
day, and Sunday afternoons, TO.
6-04M.
BUSINESS . or professional girl to
share beautifully furnished apart-
meat at Belerest. Call Saturday eve-
ning or Sunday after 12 soon. CO.
5700, Room 910.
FOR SAT at city-assessed tax value,te
tion-2 stores and 2 nice 5-raorit
flats on Linwood. inquire 1210 Dive
Bldg. CA. 4740.
$25 REWARD_ for a 5 - room flat of
bungalow in N. W. section. Mrs.
Rives, TY. 6-3627.