Friday, June 30, 1944

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Holiday Sermons

Page Fifieen

Fruehauf A Director
Of Industrial Bank

Obituaries

MANUAL OF HOLIDAY AND
OCCASIONAL SERMONS
Published by Rabbinical Council of
America. 331 Madison Ave., New York.

Invasion News Halts
Violence in Argentina

Harvey C. Fruehauf has been
MRS. DELLA C. CHOMSKY,
MONTEVIDEO, (JTA) — The
elected a director of the Indus- 61, died Sunday. Funeral services day of "passive resistance" pro-
trial National Bank. •
were held. Tuesday at Ira Kauf-
The . Rabbinical Council of
Mr. Fruehauf is president of man Funeral Home. Burial was claimed by liberal .elements in
America, the organization of
in Machpelah Cemetery. Born Argentina as a demonstration
orthodox rabbis, has undertaken
in
Russia, she came to Detroit against the Farrel regime, passed
to publish a sermon manual, as
35
years ago. She is survived without any of the threatened at-
has been done by the Central
by her husband, Isaac; a son, atackL on Jews, since interest in
Conference of American Rabbis
ax; a daughter, Libby, and a the "day" was completely
since many years. The manual
brother, Benjamin Silverstein.
eclipsed by the news of the Al-
is a source of material for rabbis
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lied invasion of occupied Europe.
and • is aimed to help 'congrega-
The "sit-down strike," which
REBECCA WELLER, widow
tions without a spiritual leader,
where a layman may have to
of the late Casper Weller, died was fixed for June 7, was a fail-
- By Danny Raskin
read a sermon.
June 20. Funeral services were ure and did not affect normal
A . PLEA for the purchase
held
at Lewis Bros. June 21. She life.
The manual represents a fine
of more . War Bonds comes piece of work. Not that every
is survived by a son, Bale; four
from Joe Cohen, commander • of sermon would meet with the ap-
sisters, Mrs. Lillian Pizer, Mrs.
- the Otto Kern Jr. Post . . . An proval of every congregation, or
Simon J. Winberg, Mrs. Milton
.excerpt from his letter reads: even every orthodox congrega-
Barack and Mrs. Benjamin Rich;
"Why so many • people in the tion, in the United States: In
three brothers, Herman, Samuel L1N LliS accepted from responsible
. or persons by telephone up to
States have to practically be fact, it seems to the reviewer
and Capt. Martin Feldstein, sta- firms
10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates; 25e a line.
begged to buy Bonds is ex- that some of the sermons were
tioned in England.
Minimum charge 50c.
tremely puzzling to the boys written for just the individual
RAndolph 7956
who have ..returned from battle. needs of the congregation of the
MRS. LEA LASHER, who
They know how quickly tragedy preacher, and could hardly be
came to Detroit in 1919 from THE .JEW ,311 NEWS can use sub-
sneaks up on you in combat and delivered somewhere else; But as
Rumania with four motherless
scription solicitors. This is an ex-
HARVEY C. FRUEHAUF .
how suddenly lives • are snuffed a whole, the book offers a wealth
grandchildren, died at the age
cellent oportunity for men, women
out without warning. How boys of thoughts and material to
of 102. She had made her home
and youths to earn good incomes,
who 'constantly • talked about everyone who is called upon to the Fruehauf Trailer Co., the with her son-in-law • and daugh-
since many people are lust waiting
coming back to their wives and expound the Scripture; and to largest prodUcer of commercial ter, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Freiberg
for calls to become weekly sub-
sweethearts were, the very next bring the message of religion trailers in the world and now of 3025 Monterey. Burial was
scribers. Call RA. 7956 for particu-
- moment, blown to bits. How it to other people. The editor, Rab- devoted principally to war pro- in the Romanian Cemetery.
lars.
duction.
He
is
one
of
Detroit's
feels to eat, sleep and -'otherwise bi Bernard L. Berzon, and his
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ROOM for rent. Young- working. girl
live - with fellows who • h a v e associates, Rabbis Emanual Mar- leading- citizens and is active in
preferred. Unlimited phone. Adult
AARON NEWMAN, 57, of
-grown to be your buddies, and cus and Akiba Predmesky, de- manufacturing and civic affairs.
He is- also director of the fol- 15380 Fairfield, department store
family of two. Good transportation.
then seeing them lying there serve thanks for the selections
TO. 7-7966.
loWing
organizations:
'Woodall
owner, died Monday. Funeral
dead or dying. War Bond rallies they have made.
InduStries,
Micromatic
Hone
Cor-
HIGH
SCHOOL graduate to assist in
services
were
held
Tuesday
at
and fanfares wouldn't be netes-
Quite noticeable is the differ- poration, Metropolitan Y.M.C.A. Ira Kaufman Funeral Parlors on
general office. No experience neces-
>--sary if those people_ would. take
sary. TO. 8-8383.
more time out to realize just ence in approach used by rabbis and the Boys' Club of Detroit Dexter. Rabbi Morton Goldberg
what an American serviceman in the East, and rabbis in other and Treasurer of t h e Detroit- of Toledo officiated. Burial was NICELY furnished room in . home of
in Bnai David Cemetery. Born
two adults. Suitable for one or two.
has to go through, both spiritual- parts of the country. It seems Athletic Club. .
3201 Grand Ave. W., TO. 8-5435.
in _Russia, he came to- • Detroit
ly. and physically.", . . The Otto that orthodox congregations in
Call after Tuesday. -.
20 years ago. He is survived by
Kern Jr. Post was formed for the East still prefer the old Joseph Gellman Dies;
his wife, Augusta; a son, Pvt. FOR RENT room in private home.
veterans. of World . War II who method, starting a sermon with Organized Mishkan
Leonard S.; two brothers, Morris
2974 Clairmount. TY. 4-0242. .
have seen duty in 'combat zones. the quotation of a lengthy Mid-
rash in full, and then expound- Israel Congregation
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and Major Ben A. Newman; SIX room modern cottage for sale
ing it, whereas congregations in
three sisters, Mrs. - Esther Leven-
on - Elizabeth Lake. NO. 5551 or UN.
ELECTION STORY . This the West and in the South prefer
4-0853.
one happened last week when a sermon to be Started, with - Joseph Gellman of 2038 Glad- son and Mrs. Eva Sobin of De-
stone
Ave.,
died
June
23
at
the
troit and Mrs. Ida Miller of Los
-one . of the aspirants for state something closer and more fa-
th services, in Angeles. A veteran of the last WILL SELL half-interest in beautiful
senator walked into. a neighbor- miliar, and therefore of greater age of 68. wi
duplex to congenial couple desiring
hood store and began to burn interest to them and their lives. compliance with his last wishes, war, he was a member of Amer-
to make their home in 7-room lower
were
held
from
his
homer
last
ican
Legion,
Jewish-
War
Veter-
flat. Applicant •must be acceptable
when he saw -one of the windows
Sunday. Burial was in Westwood ans, Bnai Brith and Cong. Bnai
to owner residing . in upper flat.
lined with posters of a rival ... MORTON DOWNEY SINGS
cemetery. Rabbi Isaac Stollman David.
Duplex - is centrally located. 1937
He began taking them out and ON 'PAUSE' RADIO SHOW
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price stil holds good. Box 707, THE
officiated.
Teplacing their with. his Own
JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Penobscot
T h e wandering troubador,
REBECCA SPRAGUE of 9633
Born in Kiev, _Russia, - in 1876,
when . a young* clerk who • had
Bldg., Detroit 26.
Morton Doigney, will make one he lived in Detroit for 50 years-. N. Martindale died June 20
just started work that d a
CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR
Thirty-five years• ago, he or- the age of 65. Services were held
rushed over and began to put of his rare Sunday radio appear-
the others back while taking • out ances when he co-stars with ganized Congregation Mishkan from the Ira Kaufman Funeral All kinds of house alterations, also
the newly-placed ones . . Now Eleanor Steber and Percy Faith Israel at his home on Benton Home with Rabbi Isaac Stollman new improvements. For free estimates
call TO. 5-1059. Evenings TO. 8-2926.
boiling • with rage, the candidate on "The Pause That Refreshes St. He served this synagOgue, officiating. She-. leaves her chil-
On
The
Air"
over
CBS
at
4:30
now located on Blaine and Lin- dren, Manley, Harry, Mrs. Clara EXCHANGE 4-room heated income,
.bellowed, "Get those things out
.porch, ceiling $35, for 6-room flat
wood, as president and vice- Tucker_ and Mrs.' Ray Wain and
' of :there!". . . "Sorry; sir," an- (EWT) July 2. .
or house in N. W. Section. DA.
president. He also was one of Mrs. Shirley Weingarden. - Burial
swered the lad, "but these were
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here first.". . "Well they're the Center, and George Rubin. the• organizers and first president was in Machpelah .Cemetery.
FURNITURE' repaired, restyled; • 25
getting out • now and these are . . . Alice Mandel was also mar- of the Berdichever Progressive
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years' - experience, 15460 Liveroins,
staying in!". . . The clerk spoke ried last week, 'in New .Orleans. Society, and was affiliated with-
BERNARD COHEN of 3295
UN. 4-4371.
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suddenly, "This man is my uncle,
other Jewish organizations.
Rochester died June 24 at the age ONE PASSENGER desires. transporta
and .'he: WS ; :.first call.".- . By
Survivors are his wife, Etta; of 65. Services were held Sun-
THE PREMIER of the S.O.S.
tion to California About Aug. 1. HO.
now, the fellow with the plac- (Sweethearts of Servicemen) a son,' Harry; a daughter, Mrs. day from the Ira Kaufman Fu-
5172.
ards • Under' his - arm - was in a musical production at Masonic Jean Ribiat; a brother, Ben; two
neral Home. Rabbi Benjamin
state past the boiling point as Temple, last Friday, . was a com- sisters, Mrs. Mary Turak and Groner and Cantor A. A. Rosen- GOING to Los Angeles about July 4.
Would like one or two 1. -- 112. to help
he • yelled,.:"Listen, young man, plete success and played to a Mrs. Ethel Mogul.
feld officiated. - He leaves his wife,
drive. TYler 4-2208.
either they go: or you 'do. These capacity • crowd . . . The next
Rachel; one son; Dr. J. L. Cohen
posters .are• mine—and so is this stop for the •show will be the
of Windsor; three daughters,
store!
Percy Jones Hospital in Battle
Mrs. George Mendelsohn of Jack-- _SETTING TIGHT
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Creek, Nov. 9 . . The - Marine
son, Mrs. Carl Mintz of Detroit
no money in these times.
DEPINITION . . A Wave is Hospital. and Grosse Isle Naval
and Mrs. Arthur Benson of Pon- makes
Your .share of this dynamic city
a sailor 'Who serves in slips.
Base will follow . .. Give tons
tiac. Burial was in. Clover Hill should be safely in the bag before
the Armistice Bells ring in the post-
"of credit to Minnie Merlin for a
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Park Cemetery.
war boom. Facts & Figures from
wonderful
co-directing
-job
.
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Mr.
Bedfordl
JEWELRY DEPT.. . . Sgt. Joe
Forbes will soon wed in • Persia On furlough from Camp Grant,
Glendale-20
apt., 4-5 rms. Latest
Funeral services for MRS.
tankless water heater. New stoves.
. . . He met her there . . Milton Pvt. Lou Levine tells how he Local Family Agencies Set BERNICE STONE who died on Rent
$9,200. Only $14,500 dowl% VA%
and
Pvt.
Al
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Schreiber
spent
Bielfield and Clara - Tannerhaus
Sunday evening, June 18, at the terms.
to AssOme Responsibility
will middle-aisie it, July 5 . . • most of their spare time away
home of her sister, Mrs. Edward
14th. Big showy .31 apt. new st.
from
camp
at
the
home
of
•Rabbi
for
Their
Support
Last Sunday was "I Do" Day for
Grossman, 6719 Ridgeland, Chi- boiler. Tankless heater. Stoker. Rent
$13,500. Tenants pay electric. Only
Walter. Plaut, summer ; interme- Abraham Danzig, eating, talking,
cago,
Ill.,
were
held
at
Furth's
NEW YORK (JTA)-The Na- Chapel in Chicago on June 21. $15, 000 down.
diate, head at the Jewish-Center, taking • showers and occasional
Collingwood. 19 apt. Very clean.
and Hadassah Yanitch and Ma- naps . . The Rabbi also has tional Refugee Service this week She Was the wife of Ben Stone;
stoves. Rent $9,200. $17,500 to
announced that refugees here on mother of Jerry, Mark• and Eve- New
tilda Siegal, assistant director of two beautiful daughters!
deed
mortgage.
- permanent visas, having. five 'or
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lyne Oppenheitn, daughter Of
12th-20 apts., stores. New stoker.
POP DIDN'T ANSWER BACK more years residence, will be-
Mrs. Kitt v- Tobias of 2069 Glad- Rent $8;300, tenants pay elec.. gas.
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BUSINESS
.. When he told,his night club- . come the full : responsibility of stone, Detroit,
Sacrifice" half bldg. cost. $10,000 dwn.
4%% terms.
bound ' , soh that., "Abe Lincoln local family agencies. Cases in-
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was busily studying law every Volving refugees here on per-
Alger. Elegant big 8 apt., finest i.e
RUTH MILLER, 42, died in Detroit. Total 67 rms. inc. 14 batty.
night when he was your age" ... rhanent visas who- have resided
INDIVIDUAL
New
stoves. Sep. unit refrig.
and the boy - retorting, "Yeah! in New- York four years also will Los Angeles. Burial will take erators
in kitchens. Widow sacrifice
And when he was your age, be - transferred to- local agencies, place on Sunday . from • Lewis at half colt.
pop, he was president."
but the NRS will continue to Bros. Burial will be . in Clover .
Cortland. 13 fine 3-rm. apts. At-
OANS
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.defray the . expense of ;their Hill Park. Cemetery. She is 'sur- tractive tan brk. Rent. $5,900. Table
stoves.
Stoker. Most valUe for the
on
WHERE THEY ARE . . Lt. maintenance until the families vived by. a son, T/Sgt. Andrew money. Terns $14,000-
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT Louis H. tlustein . . 011-821-537 concerned :have resided here five R. Miller; a • sister,. Belle Pliscou,
and two brothers, Allan and
ACCOUNTS •RECEIVABLE
. ..Hq. Co. "644 -Tank' DestrOyer sears. •
_HOMER WARREN
The new arrangement came as Oscar.
- WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
Bn. . . . A.P.O. 253
result
of
extended
negotiations
New
York,
N..
Y.
& COMPANY
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When Marilyn Cantor • made 'Dime 'Bldg.
between the •• NRS and local
CA. 0321
Auto Loans—Refinancing
GET IN THERE and support agencies affiliated with the New her debut recently as a night
Repair Bills Financed
the Fifth War Loan Drive by York Federation for the Sups club chantreuse, her father
Buying More Than 'Before . , port of -Jewish Philanthropic So- twinkled,. "M-m-m, must take
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After all, folks; :when• •you really cieties.- The transfer of the cases after her mother—no talent.
PERSONAL—
whatever!" •
look at it, buying War Bonds is will start immediately. .
SIGNATURE ONLY
The NRS will continue to pro-
"so very little to ask when so
TOMBSTONE UNVEILING
many have given so much-- vide relief and other family
services• for persons here on
, their lives!
The unveiling of a tombstone
temporary • visas - and for special over 'the grave of the late Lt.
cases which cannot be consid- Harold Coblentz, A. C., will take
INVESTMENT CO.
Clean, . Light Work
ered local New York City resi- place at 1 p. m: ' on Tuesday,
AbrahaM:Coaper, fres.
dents.
We have jobs open In all depart=
July 4, his survivors announce:
meas.. light clean work in our
stockroom
mending,
wrapping,
etc.
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Relatives and friends are invited
320 Fort St. •
of "Vaine
_Paul
Lukas:and
•Ricardo
Cortez
Good hours hnd pay.
to
attend the. service.
1; 23rd YEAR
7474
are scheduled for the - leads in
DOME S TIC LINEN SUPPLY
Elmer Rice's new play,. "Tucker's
•::0629 -Litrernok at Grand River.
3800 dtli St.
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