Friday, January 12, 1945
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By Danny Raskin
THE JEWISH NEWS
Everyman's to Give
4 Performances of
`Other Wise Man'
Everyman's Theater is present-
ing four performances of Henry
Van Dyke's well-known book,
"The Other Wise Man," Jan. 10,
11 and 14 in Saint Paul's Cath-
edral, and Sunday, Jan. 21, in
Saint. John's Church, Woodward
at Vernor Highway, under the
direction of Walter Koste.
Margot Pfeifer of WWJ's writ-
ing staff, a charter member of
Everyman's, and co-author of •
"The Great Quest," adapted this
oft-told story for Chancel pre-
sentation.
In principal roles are Walter
Keip, Herbert Rovner, Al Nor-
ris, Morton Zieve, Alice Dikran-
ian, Al Kadushin, Seymour
Tuchow, Joe Hagerty, Selwyn
Tuber and Mary Dell Roberts.
HARRY MERVIS of Chapter
309 is the new Aleph Godol of
A.Z.A.'s Detroit-Windsor Coun-
cil . . . Defeated Dave Rappa-
port of Fred Kish, by only three
votes . . . In the election for
Aleph S'gan (vice-pres.) another
chapter nominated Dave with
the words, "He's much too valu-
able to us not to be in office,"
and a majority felt the same
way.
Rose Fineman Operating
OUR MANY THANKS to D. Well Known Peggy Shop
W. C. of A.Z.A. for the lovely
gift . . . A beautiful cigarette case
Miss Rose C. Fineman, who
with the Menorah on the front was office secretary of the De-
and a grand inscription on the troit Army and Navy Committee
inside . . . And to Director Leon- of the Jewish Welfare Board,
ard Belove for putting in a cig- until last month, is now operat-
arette-the sacrifice of the day. ing the well known Peggy Shop,
REHEARSALS FOR presenta- formerly owned by Peggy, Toms.
tion of "Show Time" at the Book This shop, which specializes in
Cadillac, Jan. 21, have the In- infants and children's apparel, is
fant Service Group out battling located at 17247 W. McNichols
the cold three times a week .. . Road, between Greenfield and
Those with children bring them Southfield.
along to watch mommy display
her hidden talents . . . Helen Fox Naomi Lewis Opens
wheels in a buggy with her six Dance, Voice Studios
month old family addition, who
just lies there and screams her
Naomi Valerie Lewis, former
tiny head off like a critic . .
But this is the pay-off . . . The student of the Jessie Bonstelle
rehearsal rooms on Linwood Playhouse, announces the open-
Ave. have been donated by the ing of The Studios, which she
supervise personally as head
government, and they are stock- will
of the faculty.
ed with parachutes-all made
Located at 2234 Chicago Blvd.,
from the Nylon the girls aren't
the Studio offers a complete list
wearing!
SOME NOTES . . . Hellos from of courses in dramatics, ballroom
Sgt. Marcus Plotkin in Italy . . . dancing, poise, posture, voice cul-
He's a radio operator and waist ture, special reducing exercises
gunner on a B-24 Liberator and and piano instruction for begin-
completed his second mission ners. School hours are 9 a. m.
over Germany . . . Writes that to 9 p. m. For information,
"Contrary 'to people's belief back phone Miss Lewis, TO. 8-0082.
home, the war over here is still
going on." . . . Herman Pritz, vio- Jewish Chaplains Talk
linist for Julius Chajes, will wed
Gertrude Newman of the Jew- On 'Message of Israel'
ish Center office staff, sometime
A Jewish chaplain will be
in March ... They were engaged
last week . . . Nate Garvin has heard each Sunday in January
been made a captain in the Eu- on 'the 10-year-old Message of
Israel radio program, it was an-
ropean theater.
nounced by the United Jewish
FLORENCE .EISNER was
walking along with sister Eve- Laymen's Committee, sponsor of
lyn when a sailor lad came up the program, and the National
to Florence with the familiar Jewish Welfare Board. The Mes-
"Haven't we met someplace be- sage of Israel is broadcast nation-
ally over the Blue Network Sun-
fore?" • • . The girls smiled and
kept their pace • .. A few min- day mornings, 10 to 10:30 (EWT).
Chaplain Jacob M. Rothschild,
utes later, the „, gob appeared
again . . . "I'm positive we've met Washington, will speak Jan. 14
and I've got a good memory. on "Can Religion Survive the
Ever been in Virginia or Califor- Peace?"
On Jan. 21 Chaplain Edward
nia?" . . . When Florence an-
swered no, the sailor shook his T. Sandrow, stationed at the New
head in confusion, apologized and York Port of Embarkation, will
walked away • .. He hadn't gone deliver the Message of Israel,
15 steps before he turned around and Chaplain Morris Lieberman,
ran. back and exclaimed, "Sure of Billings General Hospital, Fort
I know you ... Your picture used Harrison, Ind., will speak on the
to hang over my bunk!" . . . And final Sunday in January.
the tar proved to be one of a
bunch who voted Florence pin- WRB Continues Efforts
up girl of their aircraft carrier
in the S. Pacific,
To Rescue Nazi Victims
Lehman Back in U. S.
From UNRRA Tour
WASHINGTON, (JTA) Di-
rector General Herbert H. Leh-
man of the United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation :Administra-
tion has returned to' the United
States and is' in. Washington fol-
lowing a seven weeks' abSence
most of which 1:1 e 'Spent in
don with a- 10-clay :trip - to :the
Continent during which he visit-
ed Paris: :.
. Brazil is about to begin sup-
plying 45,000,000 yards of tex-:
tiles for clothing distribution
overseas by _ UNRRA, Laurence
Duggan, UNRRA's Special Dilj-*
lorriatic AdviSor, announced here..
Duggan has just returned from ,
a tour of 16 . . Latin-American:
countries, including Brazil, to--
gether with Dr. Eduardo. Santos,
IJNRRA Deputy Director Gen-
eral. • , . ,
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WASHINGTON, (JTA) - The
WRB announced this week that
everything possible and feasible,
and consistent with :the winning
of the war, is being done to res-
cue the Jews in German-occupied
territory.
• In answer to the plea of the
American Jewish Conference
that rescue work be continued,
the board said that "this dov-
ernment will , continue its efforts
to save the Jews and other vic-
tims of Nazi oppression remain-
ing in enemy Europe."
Mrs. Julia Levitsky
Passes Away at 66
.
Mrs. Julia Levitsky, of 9121
Cameron, who founded the La-
dies' Auxiliary of Telshe Yeshiv-
ah 11 years ago and had served
as its president since, died Dec. 25
at the age of 66. Funeral ser-
vices were held
at Lewis Bros.
Dec. 26. Burial
was in Machpel-
ah Cemetery.
She is surviv-
ed by her hus-
band, Hy m a n;
daughters, M r s .
Harry Fortgang,
Mrs. Eddie Ship-
per and Lillian
of Detroit and
Mrs. Jack Bak- Mrs. Levitsky
er, St. Paul, Minn.; three sons,
Raymond, Max and Jack; 15
grandchildren arid five great-
grandchildren.
Five of her grandchildren are
overseas-Cpl. Marvin Fortgang,
in Belgium; Cpl. Harold Fort-
gang, in New Guinea; Pvt. Nor-
ton Shipper, in France; Pvt. Earl
Shipper, in England, and S/Sgt.
Lou Levitsky, in Italy.
Obituaries
SAM RUBIN, 84, of 3364 Tyler,
died Jan. 4. Funeral services
were held Jan. 4 from Chesed
shel Ernes. He was a resident
of Detroit for 35 years. His wife
passed away last June. His sur-
vivors are his son, Abraham, a
daughter, Grace Gross, and three
grandchildren. Rabbi M. J. Wohl-
gelernter officiated at the fun-
eral..
4,
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SAMUEL J. NICHAMIN of 2601
Cortland Ave., died Jan. 5, at the
age of 48. Funeral services were
held at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home. Cantor Hyman Schulsin-
ger officiated. He is survived by
his wife, Anna; a son, Herbert
Cohen serving with the army; a
sister, Mrs. Saul Williamson of
Rock Island, Ill. Interment was
in the Nusach Hari Cemetery.
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NORMAN SHERBIN, 42, of
18294 Appoline, died Dec. 30.
Funeral services were held from
Lewis Bros. Burial was in Mach-
pelah Cemetery. Rabbi Harold
Rosenthal officiated. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Bessie; a son,
Michael; and a brother, Albert.
Gentile League Loses
License in Illinois
CHICAGO, (J-TA)-Revocation
of the Illinois charter of the vio-
lently anti-Semitic Gentile Coop-
erative Association was announc-
ed here following an order issued
by Albert J. Meserow, assistant
attorney general, moving that the
Association and its directors be
held in contempt of court for
failure to surrender its records
to the court.
Judge Joseph A. Graber of Su-
perior Court compared the or-
ganization to the Ku Klux Klan,
Silver Shirts and similar hate
groups.
Eugene, R. Flitcraft, managing
director and founder of the as-
sociation, said that he will appeal
to the Illinois Supreme Court and
that he, will continue the work of
the Association under his own
name and under the name of his
paper, the Gentile News, and
the American Business Director-
ies Co. Flitcraft's objective is
to boycott Jewish-owned busi-
nesses.
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stockroom mending, wrapping, etc.
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Page Fifteen
Fake Ballots Void
Jerusalem Jewish
Council Elections
Levin Post and Auxiliary
Sponsoring Card Party
Lt. Eli Levin Ladies Auxiliar: Y'
230 and Lt. Eli Levin Post o f
Jewish War Veterans of the 1.]
Hapoel HaMizrachi Plac S S.
are sponsoring a President'
Blame on Outsiders;
birthday card party, on Jan. 3C
New Vote Asked
8 p. m., at the Bnai Moshe, Dex
ter and Lawrence, proceeds to b(
JERUSALEM, (Palcor) - Th e
elections for the Jewish Co m- used for hospitalization fund. Fo:
munity Council of Jerusale m tickets call Mrs-Freda Shifman
held here Dec. 27 were nullifie dTO. 8-6190 chairman, Philip Can
by the Central Elections Corn _ tor, TY. 5-4408, adjutant, or mein.
mittee following the discovery f bers of the Auxiliary or Post.
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a ballot box crammed with falsi
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fied votes, which had been sub : Strata°lgi.
Sees Majority
stituted for a legitimate ballo t
In
Palestine
in 10 Years
box.
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The ballots were almost entire _
LEEDS, England (JPS) - A
ly for the Hapoel Hamizrachi [,
whose representative on the Cen _ Jewish majority in Palestin€
tral Elections Committee express - within 10 years was declared
ed shock, stating that it was a 1 highly possible by Lord Strabolgi
act of provocation by outsider s Labor MP and advocate of .s.
or among his own colleagues. Th Dominion status for Palestine, i n
Committee decided to ask thi , a speech here.
Vaad Leumi, Jewish Palestine' s
National Council, to authorize CLASSIFIED
new. elections.
Before the false ballot box wa s kiNEIts accepted from responsible
firms or persons by telephone up to
discovered, the election result s 10
a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line.
were-4,400 votes cast fdr the .?. Minimum charge 50c.
united ticket of the Histradruth ,
RAndolph 7956
Jewish Palestine's Federation o
Labor; 1,453 for the Mizrachi ;
MAN will share centrally
1,787 for the Revisionists; 22' 7 YOUNG
located hotel rooms with refined man.
for the Union of General Zion -
References exchanged. CA. 2141. Mr.
ists; 203 for the Confederation
Bram, before 6.
of General Zionists; 1,660 fog C'
Hapoel Hamizrachi; 150 for th WOMAN-Care 2 school children. Pre-
pare single meals. 5 days per week.
Communists; 1,119 the Sephard :
Good pay. Good hours. TO: 5-3293.
is ticket; 1,623 for Aliyah Chad
ashah (New Immigrants Group) ; ROOM for high school girl. Meals if
desired in private home. 4269 Webb.
970 for WIZO (Women's Zion .
Upper.
ist Organization), and 441 for th
GENTLEMAN desires room and break-
Landlord's group.
Romania Drafts
Law to Punish
War Criminals
BUCHAREST, (JTA) Th
draft of a law providing , for pun
ishment of war criminals wa
made public here this week b y
the Romanian Minister of Justice
It specifies that those foun .
guilty of participating in the per
secution of Jews will come with
in the category of war criminals
They include people:
1. Who ordered cruelties in
flicted on the Jewish population
or who themselves committe Cl
such acts.
2. Who ordered the establish -
ment of ghettos or concentratio n
camps, or deported Jews beyon d
the boundaries of the country.
3. Who participated in the
transportation of Jews for mass
extermination.
4. Guilty of organizing excess-
ively hard labor for Jews.
5. Who proposed or issued de-
crees and regulations inspired by
the Nazi racial laws, as well as
those who carried out these de-
crees.
The varying punishments pro-
vided by the law include capital
punishment, hard labor for life
and from five to 20 years at hard
labor.
SALE APARTMENTS
13 apts. All 3 rms. & bath. Table
stoves, stoker. Excellent cond. 'Rent
$6200. This fine property cannot be
duplicated for only $30,000. Terms
$14,000 to mtge.
$6,000 dwn. Solid brk. 8 apt. 5
rms. & bath. Well built very clean.
Rent $3324. Cost owner $30,000.
Poor health 'sacrifice snap $18,000.
Tenants pay electric & gas.
20 apts. 4-5 rms. North end cor.
Good cond.. New stoker, new tank-
less heater. Rent $10,000 earns 10%
net on 455,000 price. Only $15,000
down.
Big 31 apt. Tiled lobby. 12 large
porches. Stoker, tankless water
heater. Rent $13,890. Tenants pay
electric. Bldg. cost $145,000. Out
of town • owner says sell only
$75,000. Terms $15,000.
$15,000 down. 22 apts. Coiling-
wood 4-6 rms. All new stoves. Rent
$10,140. Sold once $145,000. BO to
keep or resell only $52,500.
Quality. 18 apts. , 2-3 large rms.
Marble stairs, tiled entrance, ac.
stm. stbker tankless water heater.
A beauty only $48,000. Terms
$20,000.
22 apts. 4 story elevator. All new
refrig. Original rent $20,000. O.P.A.
says $10,000 for the duration. Price
cut to $46,000 terms $16.000, No
more or less. See Mr. Bedford.
WE SPECIAL1%E IN . THE MAN-
AGEMENT OF APARTMENTS
HOMER WARREN
& COMPANY
Dime Bldg.
Ca. 0321
fast with refined family. Call Rob-
ert II. Bram, CA. 2141 before 6 p, m.
WANTED all around bookkeeper. Full
charge. Excellent pay. Good hours.
Apply 401 Gratiot, Ellis Co.
MANAGER wanted for ladies ready to
wear shop.' Once in a life-time op-
portunity for a real go-getter, de-
siring to make.a change for the bet-
ter. Excellent salary and percentage
of receipts. State age, experience,
phone number, etc. Replies held
confidential. Box 270, THE JEWISH
NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit
26.
WILL exchange beautiful 3!. room
apt. on LaSalle Blvd. for income,
flat or bungalow in N. W. section.
Call TO. 7-2293 on Sunday.
DETROIT business man, wife and
child desire 5 or 6 rooms-income,
flat or house. N. W. section. If
desired, will exchange lovely two-
room apt. Call TY. 5-8249.
FURNITURE repaired, restyled, 25
years experience. 15460 Livernmis,
UN. 4-4371.
OPPORTUNITY for live wire with re-
tail selling experience to manage
lingerie shop for nationwide organ-
ization. Chance of a life-time if you
have proven ability which is not
being appreciated by your present
firm. Top salary and bonus. State
age, experience, phone number, etc.
Replies held confidential. Box 107,
THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Penobscot
Bldg., Detroit 26.
FOR SALE: Pennington-Dr., 19489, 6
room brick.
3 . large bedrooms.
Owner. , UN. 3-5658.
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2 ROOMS for rent with kitchen priv-
ileges. Couple with grown child
preferred. References. NO. 0535.
WILL share 4 room furnished flat with
couple (no children) or another
woman. Telephone, convenient shop-
ping. TO. 6-2365 or TO. 5-5028,- -
PROFESSIONAL couple desire 4 or 5
.rooms, unfurnished, clean, modern.
Refrigeration. Excellent references.
Permanent. Evenings or Sunday,
MU. 7162.
WILL rent room to refined male on
Stoepel. UN. 4-2958.
FURNISHED room to rent for em-
ployed man or woman. DA. 6666.
WANTED a flat or 5 or 6 rooms.
Family of 4. All adults. TY. 5-1140,
or TY. 7-4439.
FURNISHED room for geiitleman.
Good transportation. 2435 Tyler.
TO. 6-7494.
YOUNG man preferred for newly de-
corated • room. Unlimited phone„,
Linwood and 14th transportation.
Adult family of 2. References. TO.
7-7966.
FURNISHED room for one or two la-
dies. With -kitchen and home priv-
ileges. 3741 Waverly. NO. 3340.
FURNISHED room for rent. Couple
or girl. Home privileges. NO. 5423.
STENOGRAPHER with general book-
keeping knowledge. 5',
days pet
week. Salary $40. IV. 5600, Mr.
Martin.
FOR SALE: Glynn Ct. nr. ,Wildernere.
6 room. frame house.
Gas heat.
Carpeted. Shower. By owner. Tat
5-fifiln