Food Production Is
Jewish. Youth's Increased by Jewish
LISTENING Farmers in America

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By Danny Raskin
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HONESTY PAYS OFF .
Walking away and discovering
he -. had received a dollar • too
Martin
much in change, the
of aVlax's Jewelry retraced his
steps- back to the cashier's cage
of :a local eatery and told the
girl she had made a mistake ;
"I'm sorry," bellowed the lass
with great indignan.ce, "You
should have counted it in the
first place!" . . . So out he walk-
ed, shrugging his shoulders and
pocketing the green.
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WITH THE engineers in Ger-
many, W/O Abe Steinway writes
that upon entering a town the
people feel very bitter and al-
ways begin telling of their hate
for the Nazis . . . Then, going
into the homes, the boys find
Nazi flags all over the place .. .
He tells of having the best house
in the sector . . . Bedroom paint-
ed light blue with thick rug to
match . . . Ceiling cream With
all furniture the same color .. .
Massive bed with double mat-
tress,. "and, of all things," he
adds, "sheets and pillow cases!"
LOOKING AROUND in the
basement he found a secret panel
to the well-stocked liquor room
. . Everything from Burgandy
wine to champagne and cordials
. . . "I got a kick this afternoon
when a couple of officers came
over to see me on business . . .
After taking them to my suite
and bringing out the drinks, they
almost plotzed . . . and did I

love it!"

FROM US TO YOU . . . The
column solicits your aid for a
Seventh War Loan Bond Rall3r
. •Appreciations for all sugges-
tions and help.
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THI.JEWISH.NEWS

May, ,Apr-it 27,-1945

The Jewish farmers in the
United States are straining their
energies to increase food pro-
duction and are giving "their
full measure of effort and de-
votion, toward winning the war",
according to the 44th annual re-
port of the Jewish Agricultural
Society issued by Dr. Gabriel
Davidson, its executive head.
The report deals with the so-
ciety's efforts to settle on farms
returning veterans as well as
displaced workers, shopkeep-
ers and others who see in farm-
ing a way of livelihood.
The war placed extra pressure
on the Society's Agricultural Ed-
ucation. Department and in the
more populous Jewish farming
districts its experts carried their
teaching from farm to - farm.
During 1944 these travelling
teachers made 2,701 farm visits
and held 99 farm -meetings with
an aggregate attendance of ap-
proximately 5,000.

started another daily pastime to
replace their Gin Rummy . . .
Remember the game of Put and
Take, played by twirling the top
with numbers on the side? . . .
They're reviving the contest of
our more youthful days.
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NOTES . . . Gloria Pianka of
Junior Hadassah is doing a course
of modeling at the Powers School
in New York . . . Her former
club members may be holding a
dance, soon . . .
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REMEMBER Holiday Hop. 23
at Jewish Center, April 29 . . •
From "sunny" California, Tillie
Krieger, former Jewish News
Offipe. staffer, writes as "Tillie
the -Riveter"- • . : She's' on • the
swing shift :at DouglaS . Pvt.
Sol Lewis was liberated, April 2,
from a German prisOn camp.
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WHEN NOT at her structural
drafting job, Virginia 'Garrison
spends . her spare time composing
tunes and playing the piano' . .
While a *Student at -Vassar, she
played her own • compositions on
television stations, WBJK in
Chicago and WRGB in Schen:-
ectady, N. Y. . . . Some of her
works are . . • "Concentive Na-
ivete" . . "Post-War. World"
. . , "Latin Quarter, N. Y. C."
. . "Interview for a Job" . . .
and "Blind Date" ..
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SECOND LOOKERS . . . A
"No Meat" sign in a 12th St.
butcher's window under which
some wag chalked, "Race track
still closed'.' . . • The fellow hav-
ing breakfast in the kosher-style
on Dexter who beat the season
with the first pair of brown and
white shoes . . . While outside
an April "shower" tried fiercely
to show a late March wind that
he too had his seasons mixed.
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FROM FRANCE, we received
a Passover- greetings card signed
by. . . Pfc. Ted Kaminsky, Cpl.
Dave Reznik, Cpl. Mollie Wein-
stein, Pfc. Irving • Klein and
S/Sgt. Norman Weinstein . . .
with the. note . . . "All Detroit-
ers who attended Seder in Paris,
France, 29, March, 1945. All sat
at the same table. A military
Seder."

Jewish Spokesmen
At San Francisco

Reservations Taken
For Lesser's Clover
Lodge in N. Michigan

LONDON, (JTA)—A group Of
Jewish children who were •foUnd
by the Red Army in a German
Lesser's Clover Lodge an- camp at Chochielicze in Poland
nounces plans for the opening have arrived in the town of Zag-
of the new season at its vacation lebio-Dabrowskie, according to
place in Northern Michigan, at informaticfn .. reaching the' Fed-
Grand Traverse Bay. Reserva- eration of Je -Wish' Relief Organ-
tions are now being accepted. izations here.
The season will open -June- 15
and will continue through
September.
IAN ENS accepted trona responsible
Many improvements have been firms
or persona by telephone up- to
made on the grounds.
10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25e a line.
Minimum .Charge 50c.
The Lodge has secured the
RAndolph - 7 956
services of Max Brodyn . as social
director. Mr. Brodyn is an able FOR RENT. LOvely comfortable
interpreter of Jewish, English
room in private home. Kitchen
and Rusian folksongs. He re-
privileges. Suitable for employed
lady. Between 6 and '7 Mile. UN.
cently has concluded a tour of
2-5731.
the country for the USO. He will
be
assisted
at
Lesser's
Clover
ROOM
for rent. Couple or one. Near
JUDGE JOSEPH PROSKAUER
Lodge by Zelda Zlato.
bus and three car lines. TY. 6-4786.
A new beach has been secured HAVE lovely large room for couple
for children and non-swimmers.
or will share. Convenient trans-
portation. TY. 5-9648.
Competent counselors will be in
charge of the children's activities. SECOND cook for hotel. Good pay.

LASSIFI E D

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Gratiot Film Co. Offers
Entertainment Facilities

HENRY MONSKY

Hebrew U. Planning
Medical Course Soon

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Fifty
students will study medicine at
the Hebrew University within
the next three years, it was pre-
dicted here by Dr. Werner Sen-
ator, business director of the
university. He revealed that al-
ready $3,500,000 has been
pledged towards extension of the
institution's science faculty.

Obituaries

MRS. ANNA GOUFF, 2508
Hazelwood, died April 19. Fun-
eral services were held Friday at
Ira Kaufman Funeral Home.-
Cantor A. Gartenhaus officiated.
She leaves her husband, Ben-
jamin; Two sons, Abe and Nate;
three daughters, Mrs. Philip
Einstandig, Mrs. Sam Wagner
and Mrs.' William Surath of Bay
City.
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A solution to the entertain-
ment problem is provided school
teachers, club leaders and en-
tertainment committees by the
film -rental "service offered by
ratiot Filth Co., 6527 Gratiot,
PL. 8787.
The service includes popular
Hollywood motion pictures
which can be shown at home,
in the school and club room.
The available films include full
length features, news and edu-
cational releases, cartoons, etc.,
—in sound as well as color. A
screen, projector- and operator
are available.
Collectors desiring to add to
their film libraries will find a
wide range of current releases,
including "The Peace Builders,"
a documentary film of the Big 3
meetings leading up to the San
Francisco conference.

Prof. Cuza Arrested;
Led Anti-Semetic
Drive in Romania

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HAVE YOU an apartment or . apart-
ment hotel to share. Gentleman.
Call UN. 4-4470, 10 to 3 P. M.

3-BEDROOM furnished house wanted
by responsible party. Can furnish
best of references. Will take any
location in city. Rent no object.
Call CA. 4539 Monday.

NICELY furnished room to rent. Home
of two Gentlemen. Near Dexter.
3739 Richton, DA. 8696. .

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ISADORE WEINGARDEN,.
1927- Pingree, died April 16, at
the age bf 64. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Home. Rabbi A. M.
Hershman and Cantor A. Gar-
tenhaus officiated. He is sur-
vived by two sons, Sidney and
Earl; one daughter, Mrs. Rudolph
Shulman.

IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our be-
RECEPTACLES loved hiisband and father, Wil-
Garbage, Ash and Rubbage Reinforced liam B. Chatman, who passed
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
away a year ago, April 23, 1944.
Priced Right.
His wife, BETTY, and sons,
AMERICAN
SEYMOUR B. and MICHAEL
DAVID.
RECEPTABLE CO.

A WONDERFUL NEW

PROF. ALEXANDER CUZA

lvanian town of Sibiu, where he
had found shelter in the house
of Gen. Negrescu, former police
chief under the pro-Nazi Anton-
escu regime.
It also was announced that
Hritcu Myo, one of the instiga-
tors of the pogrom in Jassy dur-
ing the early days of Romania's
military collaboration with Ger-
many, has been arrested. He is
charged with ordering the an-
nihilation of thousands of Jews
who were deported from
Romania to Transnistria.
The trial of William Gruen-
berg, a converted Jew, charged
with helping the Antonescu re-
gime, opened here.

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LARGE room for rent. Gentleman.
Quiet home. Near Dexter bus line.
TO. 7-2895.

Mile. Lovely large bedroom in large
modern home. Gentleman preferred.
UN. 1-7727, Sunday or weekdays
between 6 and 8 p. m.

HERMAN TACHMAN, 9600
Dexter, died April 17, at the age
of 66. Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Ira Kaufman
Funeral Home. Rabbi J. Ungar
officiated. He is survived by
three sons, Hyman, Sol, Max;
Two daughters, Mrs. Harold
Applebaum, Mrs. Rose Oram.

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Mrs. S. Cohen. Phone Mt. Clemens
2451 or write: 112 Cass Avenue, Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
FURNITURE repaired, restyled, 25
years' experience. Furniture bought
and sold, 15460 Livernois. UN. 4 1371.
PAINTING and decorating. All work-
manship fully guaranteed. Devoted
to better class work. Free estimates.
UN. 4-3586.
WANTED—Young man, draft exempt,
excellent opportunity, retail furni-
ture business, highest salary for on
who demonstrates resourcefulness,
ability and willingness to learn the
Sales end ,of our business. Box, 416,
THE JEWISH -. NEWS, 2114 peno
b-
scot Bldg., Detroit 26.
FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished
room with nice family. Suppers if
desired. Good transportation. Call
after 9 p. m. and on Sunday, 3358
Collingwood. TO. 5-3111.
EXPERIENCED Salesman or Sales-
. lady for curtain and drapery store.
Apply in _person. Ben. Pupko,. 11551 •
Dexter Blvd. at Burlingame. ,
TO RENT—Large airy room. Twin
beds. Suitable for couple employed
or two men. References. TO. 6-6999.
YOUNG woman to share 3-room apt.
Small child present. One bedroom
only. If interested phone TO. 5-6323
after 8 p. m.
WANTED—School girl, 14 to 15 to
look after baby 2. Good pay. TO.
7-5880.

..BUCHAREST, (JTA) — Prof.
Alexander Cuza, the 87-year-old WANTED—Housekeeper. Small kosher
"father" - of the anti-Semitic
home. 3 adults. $50 per week.
21430 Woodward. EL. 6275.
movement in Romania, was ar-
rested this week in the Transy- WISCONSIN between Curtis and 7-

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Jewish Children Saved
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0410 DEXTER BOULEVARD

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WANTED—Girl to share 3-room
apartment. Dexter-Davison section. •
All privileges. DA. 8858 or MA..
8400, extension 2.

BUILDING
COSTS

officially quoted highest in all Am-
erican history. What does this
mean to you when good income
properties can yet be bought at
only a fraction of replacement
costs, far below original sales
values. Get the real Facts and Fig-
ures from Mr. Bedford.
Save $5,600. Indian Village 19
apt. 2-6 rms. New stoker, tankless
water heater, Gen. Elec. refrig.
Price now $45,000. Next month
price goes to $50,000.
$20,000 dwn. Big 40 apt. 2-5 rms.
nr . Cass. New stoves, new refrig.
Rent $20,000. Bldg. cost $175,000.
Entire price $75,000.
N. W. Sect. Tan brk. court 19 apt.
3-4 rms. New stoves, striker, tank-
less water heater. Rent $9000. Bldg.
cost $100,000. Entire price $47,500
terms of $20,000.
$15,000 dwn. Glendale 20 apt. 4-5
rms. carpet stairs, new stoker, tank-
less water -heater. Rent $10,000.
Bldg. cost $95,000. Big parcel for
only $55,000. Easy 41:c,'Io terms.
Grd. Blvd. 100 apts. fireproof.
Rent $70.000. Bldg. cost $750.000.
Now $300,000 terms half cash.
Values are going up no doubt
about it.

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