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TRUE STORY . . . For three
years they had gone around with
each other . . . seeing her five
times a week was nothing . . .
Calling her every day was a
routine . . . And each time they
spoke; it was mostly of love ..
It came without warning when
she just upped and married an-
other after knowing him only
two months. . . . It was a severe
blow to him . . . He quit his job
and wouldn't leave the house .. .
His friends tried to cheer him,
but to no avail . . . Finally, they
got him to go out one evening .. .
He met another girl .. . Apolo-
gized for his being bad company
. . She seemed to know all
about it . . . Who the other fellow
was and how it happened . . .
But she mentioned nothing to
him . . . After all, he should
forget, not be reminded . . . Any-
way, he took her out often . .
She understood him ... He could
talk to her . . . She fell in love
with him, - and, although he didn't
know it, or take time out to
realize, he was falling for her .. .
Finally, after quite a ,while and
steady campanionship, it clicked
. They were married . . . That
was over a year ago and both
are now happy and on the verge
of becoming proud parents .
His wife? .. . She turned out to
be the other fellow's sister!
* * *
HATS OFF DEPT.... Al Wolfe
of the London Chop House, who
,was host recently to a large
group of patients from Percy
Jones Hospital in Battle Creek
.. . Al spent the whole evening
making them happy and seeing
to it that they had everything
they wanted . .. Has asked Joe
Cohen, commander of the Otto
Kern Jr. Post to have 12 fellows
from the hospital as his guest at
the Chop House every month.

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JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Florence
White and Ensign Joseph New-
man were Florida wed . . . Mey-
er Kowal and Sylvia Sherr will
"I Do" it the end of October ..
Pvt. Louis Gorzeck and Iris Le-
vine • were married at the Lee
Plaza last Sunday . . . He's sta-
tioned at Camp Shelby, Miss. .
Sammy Cohen and Lenore Gold-
man are middle-aisle bound for
December.

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THE jEW1SH NEWS

Ocio!er 27, 1944

Weinberg Monument
Unveiling Saturday

Of community interest is the
announcement made this week
by Mrs. Samuel D. Weinberg, that
the monument over her hus-
band's grave will be unveiled at
a service at Workmen's Circle
Cemetery at 12:30 p. m. Sunday,
Oct. 29.
The late Samuel D. Weinberg
was city editor of the Detroit edi-
tion of the Jewish Daily Forward
for 20 years. He was active in
many movements and was the
author of a book on Jewish com-
munity organizations published
by the Jewis!. Welfare Federa-
tion of Detroit.
All friends of the late Mr.
Weinberg and his former associ-
ates in local movements, includ-
ing the Arbeiter Ring, are invited
to attend_the service.
Those who plan to attend the
service are to meet in a group
at the Workmen's Circle Educa-
tional Center, Linwood and Bur-
lingame, and efforts will be made
to provide transportation for
those needing it. Those having
extra car space are asked to as-
sist in providing transportation.

have a Hebrew teacher who loves
to smoke cigarets - if they be-
long to someone else . . . When-
ever at their home for a lesson,
his first act is to reach for the
cig box and light up . . . Well,
one night he came over, the whole
family was sitting around, and, as
per schedule, went for the box ...
Only this time, they were menth-
olated, and if there is anything
he can't stand, it's those throat-
coolers! . . . One puff and he let
out the most sincere "phooey!"
he'd emitted in a long while .. .
It was a good laugh for the
Solomons, who then offered him
another cigaret . . . He took no
chances, though, and smoked one
of his own!
* * *
IRVING GLUCKLICK opened
a new clothing emporium and it
has been the scene of some red-
hot hum-drumming these past
weeks . . . The reason? . . . He's
actually giving away free packs
of cigarets to anyone coming
up to the top of the stairs and
asking for them . .. Iry himself
doesn't use 'em . . . He's a con-
firmed pipe smoker!
* * *
RAMBLING 'ROUND . . .
Guesting at the La Martinique in
New York, Cpl. Harvey Stone
took the crowd by storm, Lew
Holtz long-distanded to Bowery
Boss Frank Barbaro . . . Ralph
Rairni made it number nine at
the Blood Bank, last week . . .
Sammy Epstein is in civies again
after a New Guinea visit."
An offer to play keyboard in-
terludes at the new Latin Quar-
ter won't be accepted by Shirley
Lochman . . . She is a teacher
at the Art Center Conservatory
and a student at Wayne . . .
T/Sgt. Ralph Posner came in
from two and a half Tears on
New Guinea, wearing a Presi-
dential Citation and two major
battle stars . . . Was 'the regular
companion of WAC Pvt. Ruth
Kaner, furloughing from Florida
. Carole Harris is dancing spe-
cialties at the Club Royale un-
der the name of Carole Crane .
She lives on Richton Ave.
YOUR WAR CHEST DOLLAR
IS BADLY NEEDED . . . DON'T
LET THEM DOWN!

BEN SHULMAN, 65, of 2682
Buena Vista, a retired building
contractor who was born in Rus-
sia and came to Detroit more
than 40 years ago, died Tuesday.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Ira Kaufman Fu-
neral Hcme. Burial was in
Nusach Arie Cemetery. His sur-
vivors are his wife, Rose; a
daughter, Mrs. Sam Levitt; three
sons, Capt. Thomas B., Lt. (j.g.)
Edward I. and Armand Shulman,
and a sister, Mrs. Max Slotnick.

Obituaries

MRS. LOTTIE ROSENSTEIN,
97, of 2973 Tuxedo Ave., .died
Oct. 19. Funeral • services were
held Sunday at Lewis Bros. Fu-
neral Home on John R. Born in
Russia, she lived in the U. S. 52
years, the last 29 years in De-
troit. Her survivors are her sons,
Isadore and Charles, and a
daughter, Mrs. Rose Dermer.
* * *
PHILIP LEFKOWITZ, 50, a
former Detroiter who served in
the air corps in World War I for
18 months, died Oct. 18 at Vet-
erans Hospital, Muskogee, Okla.,
where . military services were
held for him Oct. 19. His body
was brought to Detroit for burial
in Macpelah Cemetery. Funeral
services were held in at Ira
Kaufman Funeral Home on Sun-
day. He was a member of Amea.--
lean Legion, Veterans of Foreign
Wars and Jewish War Veterans.
His survivors are his wife, Mary;
his father, Max; a brother and
three sisters.
* * *
MRS. JENNIE STEINBERG,
78, of 3022 Lawrence Ave., died
Oct. 18. Funeral services were
held Oct. 19 at Chesed shel Emes
Cemetery. Mrs. Steinberg came
to the U. S. from Russia 60 years
ago and resided in Detroit 22
years. She is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Betty Repitor; a
brother, Joseph Freedman of
Baltimore, Md., and three grand-
children.
* * *
SAM BERMAN, 55, of 2044
Taylor Ave., passed away on
Thursday, Oct. 19, after a long
illness. Services were held at
the Lewis Bros. Funeral Home
with burial at the Clover Hill
Cemetery. He is survived by his
wife, Pearl, and a daughter, Mrs.
Robert Phillips.
* * a
SAMUEL ROSE of 9330 Gen-
esee died Oct. 18 at the age of 55.
Funeral services were held Oct.
20 at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home, Rabbi Harold Rosenthal
officiating. He is survived by his
wife, Dora, two sons, Raymond
and Morris, one brother, John.

PETER EISENBERG of 3252
Calvert died at the age of 79.
Funeral services were held Oct.
22 at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home, Rabbi Joshua Sperka of-
ficiating. He is survived by two
sons. Morris and Dave, three
daughters, Mrs. Max Greenberg,
Mrs. Joseph Handelsman and Mrs.
Sol Rakow. Interment was in
Machpelah Cemetery.
* * *
DORA . MILSTEIN of 2276
Hazelwood died Oct. 19 at the
age of 58. Funeral services were
held at the Chesed Shel Emes.
She is survived by her husband;
Peretz, a daughter, Ann, sons
Jack, Harry and Sidney. Inter-
ment was in Chesed Shel Emes
Cemetery.
* *
FANNIE RUSKIN of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, died Oct. 16 at the age
of 74. Funeral services were held
Oct. 17 at the Chesed Shel Emes
with Rabbi Leizer Levine offici-
ating. She is survived by four
sons, • Ben, Jack, Leon and
Samuel, and three daughters,
Mrs. Maurice Schweitzer, Mrs.
Sam Greenberg, and Mrs. Ida
Bertelson. Interment was in
Winnipeg.
* * *
MORRIS BERKOWITZ, 58, of
2517 Glynn .court, died Saturday
night. Funeral services were
held Monday at Ira Kaufman
Funeral Home. Born in Poland,
he came to Detroit 21 years ago.
He is survived by his wife,
Bertha; a son, Joel, who is serv-
ing overseas with the Army; four
daughters, Zena, Mrs. -Ethel Cas-
cade and Mrs. Betty Stein of De-
troit and Mrs. Frances Fleisch-
man of Caro, Mich.; four grand-
children, two brothers and a sis-
ter.

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Zussman, JWV Aide,
Dies at Age of 50

Was Former Rosenwald Post
Commander; Lieutenant
in World War I

Abe Zussman, a leader in the
ranks of the Jewish War Vet-
erans of the United States, who
was a lieutenant in the U. S.
Army in the last war, died Oct.
19 in Veterans Administration
Facility, Dearborn. His home was
at 3711 Tyler Ave. He was 50
years old.
Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon in Lewis Bros.
Chapel on John R. Burial was in
Machpelah Cemetery,
Mr. Zussman was past com-
mander of Bushway Post of
American Legion, past command-
er and a charter member of Ro-
senwald Post of American Le-
gion and a member of Post 190 of
Jewish War Veterans of the U. S.
Surviving him are his wife,
Eve S. Zussman; his father, Na-
than; seven brothers and sisters,
Henry, Mrs. Ida Luby, Mrs. Faye
Wolfson of Miami Beach, Fla.,
Bernice, Betty, David and Lt.
Raymond Zussman, who is serv-
ing overseas.

Monument
Unveilings

The unveiling of the monu-
ment over the grave of the late
Samuel Weinberg, who was city
editor of the Detroit edition of
the Jewish Daily Forward for 20
years, will take place at 12:30
p. m. on Sunday, Oct. 29, at the
Workmen's Circle Cemetery .
Friends and all his former asso-
ciates are invited to attend the
service.
a a a
The family of the late Jacob
Rosenberg invite their relatives
and friends to the unveiling of
the tombstone over his grave to
take place Sunday, Oct. 29, at
1:30 p. m., at the Beth Abraham
Cemetery, Woodward Ave. be-
tween. Eight and Nine Mile Rds.
• * •
The family of the late Mary
Faga Gordon announce the un-
veiling of a tombstone over her
grave, on Sunday, Nov. 5, at 2
p. m., at the Machpelah Ceme-
tery. Rabbi I. Stollman and Can-
tor Sonenklar will officiate. Me-
morial services also will be held
at the same time for the late
Morris A. Gordon to- commemor-
ate the Eighth Yahrzeit of his
death.
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The family of the late Ethel
Geller announces the unveiling
of a tombstone over her grave
on Sunday, Oct. 29, 'at 2:30 p.m.
at the Chesed Shel Emes Ceme-
- tery. Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter
and . Cantor R. chulsinger will
officiate. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend , the service.
A group will leave from 1730
Gladstone Ave. at 1 p.m. Anyone
desiring transportation will be
accommodated.

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national organization to be
brought into the open after V-
Day, Victor Riesel, New York
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