THE JEWISH

Friday, March 16, 1945

Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

Gets Many Gifts
For Gewerkshaf ten
From Christians

By Danny Raskin

PVT. SAMMY SOLDIER
WRITES:
"We're Berlin bound, but most
of the boys aren't very optimis7
tic—they don't think it will be
there when we arrive. In some
of these parts, I've never seen
so much mud, and taking Co-
logne after not having had a
bath in over two months only
added to the Oder. It was so
deep, we expected an enemy sub
to start torpedoing us any min-
ute.
"I almost had to pull one guy
out by the hair. Lucky I didn't,
'cause he came out combing it
with a handkerchief! Hope you
don't mind me cutting short, but
a Red Cross truck just pulled
up with some coffee and sinkers
and man, is it gonna hit the
right spot! Regards to the home
folks."
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DELPHINE KLEIN; singing
daughter of Jules Klein, the
amusement booker, received a
J. J. Shubert offer and is on
tour with the Gilbert & Sullivan
Opera Co. .. . She did a lot of
popular 'round the community.
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THE JEWISH NEWS staff had
itself a time last week . . . dined
at London Chop House in cele-
i bration of three years of honest
reporting . . . Three years of
devoted 'service, with a rapid
growth that has - astounded the
English - Jewish press world
. . . And the paper had a good
right to celebrate! . . For in
so short a span it has become
one of the, top-ranking sheets
of its kind in the country . . .
We're all mighty proud of it,
yessirree!
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WELL - FOUNDED RUMORS
• circulating that Harvey Stone
has been contracted by Ted
Collins; manager of Kate Smith
. . . Ready to be announced
engagement of Evelyne Rosen-
field to Lt. Bill Wolf.
WE'VE GOT lottsa' money! ...
Trouble is, 'taint no good! . .
And never will be! . . . It's Jap
invasion "currency" sent our
way by Pfc. Harold Weiss in
the Philippines . . . By the by,
city folks should beware of the
phonies 'round town who make
the stuff themselves and sell 'ern
for souvenirs . . . It's being done.
A.Z.A. BOYS have formed an
inter-faith group that now meets
in their offices on Linwood . . .
The Rev. John Q. Mayne, leader
of the Round Table of Catholics,
Jews and Protestants, heads it
. . . A short while ago, a couple
of the fellows approached Prin-
cipal Gunn of Central High to
ask about a like program for the

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NEWS

Cutlers' Sister Dies Two
Weeks After Their Father

Mrs. Ada Charlip of Jerusalem
died two weeks after the passing
of her father, the eminent Rabbi
Shlomo Noson Cutler, former
Detroiter, who was called by
death in Palestine on Feb. 8.
Mrs. Charlip was the wife of
Rabbi Jacob Moses Charlip, dean
of Rabbi Kook's Yeshivah in
Palestine. She is also survived . by
three Detroit brothers, Samuel,
Philip J. and A. J.; four sisters,
Mrs. Louis Kaplan of Chicago,
Mrs. Sol Rosengarten of Detroit,
Dr. Ury Razofsky and Mrs.
Masha Urusowitz of Lithuania.

Obituaries

Ilya Trilling Dies
Ilya Trilling, member of the-
Jewish Theater and composer of
many of its musical scores, died
in New York at the age of 48.
Mr. Trilling was born in Russia
Detroit Youth Festival, which and came to this country when
opened on Feb. 17 under the
he was 16.
leadership of Karl Krueger, will
stage a Youth Festival Concert
at the Rackham Educational
Memorial Auditorium on Friday,
March 23. Admission is free.
LINERS accepted from responsiWe
or persons by telephone up to
The Festival Ensemble will firms
10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line.
present chamber music, dance Minimum charge 50c.
pantomine, and choral songs for
' RAndolph 7956
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the teen and college age groups.
The ensemble is composed of WANTED-Capable woman and house
Stanislaw Schapiro, • violinist;
keeper to take complete charge of
children.
Two
motherless home.
Mary Carrick, pianist and con-
Beautiful five-room flat in north-
cert director; Jack R. Boesen,
west •section. No laundry or heavy
violinist; Guyton Amato, violin-
cleaning. $25 a week to start. UN.'
ist; Jesse Forstot, celloist; the
1-1115.
Wayne University Dance Work-
shop, and the Robert Nolan FURNISHED ROOM for one. Two in
family. 2910 Tuxedo. TO. 7-7530.
Choir.
Dr. David D. Henry, executive
vice-president of Wayne Univer- THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartment
wanted by young couple, No child-
sity, will address the audience
ren. Northwest section. TY. 6-0110.
briefly, and Valter Poole, assist-
ant director of the Detroit Sym-
perfect rhythm and pos-
phony Orchestra, will serve a s ACQUIRE
ture. Become the perfect .dancing
commentator.
partner at Lewis Studios. specialists'
According to Mrs. Carrick,
in dancing, piano, poise. posture,
dramatics.
and
concert„director of the Festival,
voice
accordion,
902-3 INurlitzer 'Bldg., CA. 8133..
the program has been planne d
Open evenings.
especially to appeal to adult
—
and the older youth group.
to do

Festival Concert
Here on March 23

CLASSIFIED

MRS. ROSE POMERANCE of
Los Angeles, formerly of De-
troit, passed away on March 12.
She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Auree Schwartz of
Los Angeles and Mrs. Annette
HENRY STRUB
Pomerantz of Detroit; and a son,
T h e successful Histradrut- Tulley Pomerance of Detroit.
Gewerkshaften campaign is set- Mrs. Pomerance had been secre-
ting new records this year, and tary of the Auxiliary of Congre-
Henry Strub is among the top gation Beth Moses for years.
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solicitors who is enlisting in-
creased support for the current
MRS. MARY, SHALIT of 2705
WANTED — Jewish woman
labor Zionist drive.
Calvert, who came to Detroit 29
kosher cooking for small adult.
Mr. Strub reports that his years ago from Russia where Pia Igy, Students
family. Stay nights. 21430 Wood-
many increased gifts include a she was born 64 years ago, died
ward. EL. 6275:
large number from non-Jews March 8. Funeral services were Planning Concerts
YOUNG Army officer desires furnished.
who are showing a deep interest held at Lewis Bros. Burial was
To Aid Red Cross
:room and partial board in private'
in the work of Palestine's re- in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Good residential neighbor-
home.
demption.
Rabbi 'Hershman officiated.
JEWISH
THE
Box 123,
hood.
He expects to double his in- She is survived by a daughter,
NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., De-
come of last year and to be able Mrs. Joseph Mellon; a son, Carl;
troit 26, Mich.
to show an unusually large three sisters, Mrs. Ben Zipper,
$50
REWARD to anyone who can.
number of responses from Chris- Oscar Astrien and Mrs. Joseph
rent five rooms or more, apt., flat.
tians,—most of them voluntary Lipton; a brother; Max Losev.
or house, to a small family of
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gifts.
adults. N. W. Section. Best ref-
HENRY A. CONVISSAR, 52,
erences. Call TY. 5-2000 Sat. a.m.
or DA. 6435 after Sat. noon.
of 2270 W. Philadelphia, died
Sisterhood to End
March 4. Funeral services were
PAINTING and decorating. Devoted
Brunch Book Reviews
held March 6 from Lewis Bros.
to better class jobs. All workman-
Free estimates.
ship guaranteed.
Rabbi Hershman officiated. He
At Shaarey Zedek
UN. 4-3586.
is survived by his wife, Bessie;
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
GIRDLES made to order from natural
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood's Convissat of Brooklyn, N. Y.; a
elastic. Moore's Corset 'Shop, 9015
successful series of brunch book sister, Rebecca C. Rosenberg.
Twelfth St.
reviews will be concluded Tues-
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repaired, restyled. 25
FURNITURE
day at 12:30 in the social hall
years experience. Furniture bought
IDA RAIDER, 34, of 18681
of the synagogue.
PIA IGY
and sold.
15460 Livernois.
UN..
Monica, died March 5. Funeral
Solomon Liptzin's "Germany's
4-4371.
services were held at Lewis. Bros.
For
the
sixth
consecutive
year
Step Children" will be reviewed
She is survived by her husband, Pia Igy, well known opera .an 1 BUSINESS girl wishes to share her
by Rabbi A. M. Hershman.
beautifully furnished apt. with con-
children, Beverly Yvon- radio singer, will devote her ser _
Telephone reservations will be Sam;
genial employed girl.
References
ne and Jordan; a sister, Mrs. vices, with the cooperation of he
accepted by Mrs. Nathan Schol-
exchanged.
Excellent
transporta-
Maurice Hasnas; five brothers, pupils in the Pia Igy Academ
nick, UN. 2-4636, and Mrs. M. S.
tion. TO. 7-3703.
Ben, Harry, Barney, William and of. Music, to gather funds for th
Dann, TO. 7-0417. Tickets at the
$25 WAR, BOND reward for 5 or 6-
Max Rothenberg. Rabbi Hersh- Red Cross.
door are in charge of Mrs. Philip
room flat or incolne in the Linwood .-
man and Cantor Sonenklar of-
In the last four years, she ha d
Gilbert and Mrs. Lillian New-
Dexter or N. W. Section. UN. 3-4687.
ficiated at the funeral.
raised $10,000 for the mere .
mark.
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fund, and last year's donation t D
The arrangements committee
ALTERATION WOMEN -
ISIDORE EIZLER, 80, of 9130 the campaign totalled $5,10 ', Experienced on fine ladies' coats,
includes Mrs. Morris Fishman,
and dresses. Excellent working
suits
r
Delmar,
is
survived
by
his
wife,
through
concerts
given
uncle
chairman, and Mesdames Richard
conditions. Good pay. Full or part
Cott, Morris Krause and George Lena; three daughters, Mrs. the auspices of the Romania I time.
Orley, as co-chairmen, assisted Louis Weinsweig, Mrs. Joe Wies,- Civic Club of Highland Park an 1
SAX-KAY
by Mesdames Julius . Berman, M. elthier, Mrs. Henry Miller of the Green and Hungarian Group
L
1520
WASHINGTON
BLVD.
S. Dann, Samuel Finger, D. Miami; a son, Archie. Rabbi of the United Nations Festiva
n
Thumin
officiated
at
funeral
ser-
Participants
in
the
Caravan,
i
RA.
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Friedman, Burton Seidon, Louis
addition to Pia Igy, include Mi s
Seiton, Henry Shapero and Jack vices at Lewis Bros.
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Gloria Vasu, Anita Esganderia 1:
TAILOR WANTED
Tobin.
ETHEL DURSK, 66, of Miami, Sally Vondolky, William G.
on Alterations of
Experienced
CARD OF THANKS
died March 4.. Rabbi Eisenman Wendt, Carmen Cruz, Dall Ale c.
Fine Ladies' Suits and Coats.
Mrs. Hyman Altman and son, officiated at funeral services at Patsy Cuddy, Suzette Cox, Mai '-
Excellent working conditions.
Cpl. Raphael Altman, wish to Lewis Bros. Her surviving chil- ga•et Wagner, Jane J. Hort 1,
Good Salary, Permanent posi-
1,
Terry
Latorell,
Cornelia
Catan
express their thanks to their dren are Mrs. Jack Turkin, Sgt.
tion.
many friends and relatives and Charles, overseas with the U. S. N. Vamasescu, Ted Terenteac a
SAX-KAY
the community in general for the Army, Mrs. H. Smith, Harry, and a mixed chorus from diffe -
ent nationalities.
many kindnesses shown them in Mrs. Louis Siegel, Sally.
1520 WASHINGTON BLVD.
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their recent vereavement.
RA. 0896
NATHAN BRUSS of 2747
Gladstone
died
March
3
at
the
school . . . He never heard of
the Round Table, so that was age of 68. Funeral services were
WHY PENALIZE
that . . One of the kids told held at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
his dad, dad called Gunn, Gunn Home. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
YOURSELF
sent for the boys . . . and said, officiated. He leaves his wife
and
your heirs forever by adher-
Jennie; three sons, Kalman,
"It's a good idea!"
ing as if glued to investments
BUSINESS
David
and
Samuel;
two
daugh-
Fixed
starvation earnings.
with
THE ANNUAL A.Z.A. award
income securities or deposits with
or
night is scheduled this year for ters, Pearl of Detroit, Mrs. Her-
no opportunity for capital .gains
are terribly improvident these
March 18 at the Shaar Hasho- man Solomon of Greenville, Miss.
INDIVIDUAL
days. See Mr. Bedford for Facts
mayim in Windsor . . Last year, Interment was in Beth Abraham
& Figures.
at the Prince Edward Hotel, it Cemetery.
19 apt. Tan brick beauty, 19
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■
ants, 4 rms. New stoker, new
was sort of a two-fold affair .. .
tankless
water heater, O.P.A.. dis-
DORA
L.
KLIVANS
of
416
Director Leonard Belove was go-
tress rent $10,000. Bldg. cost $100,-
000. Only $47,500, terms $20,000.
ing into service . After a tear- Fairgreen Ave., Youngstown, 0.,
CHI
31 apt. Court tiled gables. Lobby.
jerking farewell speech, he re- died March 6. Funeral services
Insulated attic. New steam plant
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
ceived a beautiful gold-filled were held March 7. Surviving
11 ew stoker new tankless water
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
heater. Distress rent $14,000. Bldg.
Menorah ring and spent the rest are her husband, Jacob; her
cost $145,000. Only $75,000, terms
FIXTURES
of the eve saying goodbye . . . children, Harold Klivans and
$15,000.
Mrs. Max Krauss of Youngs-
Then the Army rejected him.
25 apt. 2-3 rms. New refrig.
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town, Mrs. Alexander Gramp of
new stoves, new stoker, new tank-
less
water heater. Distress rent
TRUCKS • TRAILERS
Moscow, Russia, Mrs. Myron
Only
$9800.
Bldg. cost $88,500.
C
PLEASURE CARS
L. Goral of Los Angeles; broth,
$55,000
terms $25,000 cash.
A supervisor of Kashrut
18 apt: Elegant 2-3 large rms. -
ers, Nathan Lipsitz of Youngs- draws wine from one of t
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Quality merchandise. Stoker tank-
town, M. F. Lipton of Detroit, smaller barrels in the. vast wil
less hot water. Distress rent $8670.
QUICK SERVICE
Only $48,000
Bldg. cost $85,000.
Max D. Lipsitz of Nathania, cellars where Manischewitz K
terms $20,000.
MONEY WITHIN HOURS
Palestine; sisters, Bertha and sher Wine is reaching maturi
20 apt. 4-5 rms. very clean. Car-
Rose E. Lipsitz of Detroit.
pet stairs. New stoker tankless
in time for Passover.
water heater. Widow will sell at •
This great, modern winery
cost. Only $15,000 dwn.
one of the largest and be
Clean, Light Work
WE SPECIALIZE IN THE MAN-
equipped in the country has
AGEMENT OF APARTMENTS
INVESTMENT CM
We have jobs open In all depart-
ments, light clean work in our
capacity of over one million g
26th Year
stockroom mending, wrapping, etc.
CHAPEL AND PARLORS
HOMER WARREN
ions of vintage-quality-wine-
Good hours and pay.
0410 DEXTER BOULEVARD
320 Fort St. West
an indication of the tremendo
DRIVERS WANTED
AND CO.
TYLER
7-4520
demand for Manischewitz Ko
CHerry 7474
Dime Bldg.
CA. 0321
DOMESTIC LINEN SUPPLY
her Wine for the holidays.

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