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May 04, 1945 - Image 15

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1945-05-04

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Friday May 4, !945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

By Danny Raskin

- THE GREATEST amount of
responsibility for cementing bet- .
ter inter-faith relationship is
falling upon the youth of Amer-
ica . . . Especially so, those boys,
who were and still are, members,
of the Armed Forces overseas
. . . The job of making those in-
discerning people realize that
Catholic, Jews and Protestant
blood is the same . . . that, by,
the will of God, all men are
equal . . . that unity and only
unity is can preserve freedom of
America . . . belongs to the
youth of our nation.

*

* *

THIS OPINION was stressed
at the Inter-Fraternal banquet,
held by Knights of Columbus,
Masons and Bnai Brith, at Ma-
sonic Temple, last week.
* * *
THERE CAN BE no "Peace on
Earth" While the breeding of
racial-hatred continues to flour-
ish ... The boy in battle doesn't
care who made the bullets he'll
shoot . . . The hero doesn't shun
from rescuing .a stricken buddy
because he is a Catholic or a Jew
or a Protestant . • . They know
they're all in this fight together
and fighting and dying together
for the same common cause!
• . "Thou shalt love thy neigh-
:, bor. as thyself!' is the Second
Commandment of Our Lord . . .
Only . the ignorant dare defy it!

BNAI BRITH . takes the lead
in efforts to establish :better in-
ter-faith relations . . . Their
Znany . leaders and members have
dedicated . themSelves to this
.work • and gone about it with ac
: ton; 'not just words!

*

* *

NAMING BUT A very small
few . Aaron 'Droock, Pisgah
'T -Lodge; is one of the initial or
'gannets of the 'annual 'inter:-
fraternal 'affair. . Da _ ye Rosin,
Louis Marshall Lodge, president
of Greater Detroit Bnai Brith

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SECOND- LOOKERS . . The
"boy" selling papers on a 'Davi-
son corner, 'yelling, "Hitler Hurt!
Still five cents" . •. . Asked - the
reason, he replied, "Only when
the • dog is dead will I give free
papers!" '
* *
PROBABLY WON'T have the
pre-war crowds of 3,000 strong,
but AZA is certain to beat the
1,300 mark . of last year' at their
Eastwood Dance, May 20 . . .
Bobby Baker's well-known ork
will handle the rhythm-rippling
under the stars . . . That night
will also be a middle-aisle date
for Marty Mitchell and. Betty
Kushner of Windsor . . . He's one
of Detroit's top saxaphone toot-
ers . . . The Bond Rally of Louis
Marshall Lodge and Women at
the Dexter Theater, May 7, will
be guested by Charles Carlisle,
Larry Gentile and "Fatha" Hines.
* * *
WHO'DA THUNK IT .' • . The
265 pound behemouth of the leg-
al lions, Julius Green, was an
incubator baby at birth! • . . In
fact, when making out his birth
certificate, 'the doctor said there
wasn't enough of him to even
write about! . . . But, oh, look
at him, now!
• * *

IT WAS "Free Dishes" night
at the neighb6rhood theater and
she needed the one piece. of
china to complete a set „
About to leave, she spied the
movie section of a paper . . . Off
came her coat and back she went
to the ironing board . . When
daughter__ asked what the trouble
was She: replied, "Stich a picture
I should go see when . already it
plaYed - three years ago!" • .
Everything' turned out allright,
though The kind hearted ten-
nant upstairs brought her ' the
final dish.

• CNS '(Carnp NeWspaPer
Service) report announces that
well over 1,000,000 Jews 'are in
service in the Allied Armies.

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Council, has been a great leader
in furthering this work . . . Fred
Epps, Detroit Lodge, was pub-
licity director for this year's
banquet and did a fine job in
making known its importance
. .. Lou Shostak and Harry Yud-
koff, Pisgah Lodge, have been
active in civic brotherhood work
and activities for many years
. . .. Louis Tischler, president of
Theodor Herzl Lodge, with
-members, Harry Golden and
Louis Eden, have arranged an-
nual inter-fraternal affairs of
their own in the down-river area.
* * *
THIS WORK is so _importa.nt
it cannot be ..ignored The
`cloSe 'relationship of • Catholics,
Jews and • Protestants 'and re-
dedication to the principles of
equality for .which America was
born in. the first place' is needed
to preserve our Country. :

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Page Fifteen

ROSE BROOK, 58, 2039 Ford,
was buried in Machpelah Ceme-
tery April 22, Rabbi J. J.
Nathan officiating. Services were
held - at Lewis Bros. Surviving
are her husband, Reuben, child-
ren, Mrs. Mignonette' Kushner,
`Maurice and Jacqueline.
* * *
DORA ALLEN of •.Pontiac died
April 21. Services were held at
Lewis Bros. Rabbi Straus' of-
ficiated. Surviving are her hus-
band, Abe; children, Esther,
Zella Soble, Daniel; sisters,' Mrs.
Herbert Allen, Mrs-. Charles
Feinberg; a brother, Abe Fein-
berg.
* *' *
ARTHUR PALMER, 2001 W
Euclid, 57, was buried in Oakview
Cemetery. Services were held at
Lewis Bros. Rabbi Fischer of-
ficiated. He was the father of
Vernon and William, both over-
seas with the U. S. army, and
husband of Elsie.
*' * *
ANNA BROCKY, 63, died in
Cleveland April 21. Services
were held at Lewis Bros. Sur-
viving are her husband, Edward;
children, Mrs. Bert Robinson,
Mrs. Myrtle Elias, Mrs. Natalie
Lieberoff; sisters, Mrs. Giza
Rothenberg, Mrs.. Bertha Miller;
a brother, Ike Ganger. .
* * *
SAMUEL VOGEL, 70, 1641 W.
Davison, died April 22. Services
were held at Lewis Bros. Surviv-
ing are his 'children, Dr. Hyman
A. Vogel, Mrs. Sarah' Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lazaroff and Mrs: Lillian Calshary, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Schaver an- Bertha Bohn.
nounce the unveiling of the
* * *
tombstone of their beloved son
SAMUEL
LOWENTHAL,
36;
and brother, Sidney Lazaroff, on
discharged war veteran o f
Sunday, May 6, at 1 p. rri: at the
Ntisach - Aree Cemetery, 8 Mile World War II, died , April 19. He
is survived by his parents, Mr.
and Woodward.

and Mrs. Eli Lowenthal of NeW
* * *
York., Services were held at the
Unveiling of the monument Lewis Bros. Chapel. Interment
over the grave of Mrs. Minnie F. will take place in New York.
* * *
Korman took place on Sunday,
April 29. Rabbi William Ginsberg
ADOLPH HOLDENGRABER,
of New York and Rabbi I. Stoll- 69, died April 27, at his late resi-
man officiated, paying tribute to dence, 2641 Lawrence Ave. He
Mrs. Korman for her many is survived by his brothers, Jack
charitable deeds. Jacob Nosan- of Chicago, Sidney of Los Ang ,-
chuck, president of „Bnai Jacob, eles, Nate, 'Moss and a sister,
acknowledged the contributions Mrs. Morris Bittker. His. brother,
received by the congregation in Joseph, and sisters, Mrs.• Nate
her memory, from members of Moss and Mrs: Sidney Echen-
the' family.
berg • of Shei'brook; Que., also
* * *
survive'. Services were held at
• The' Silver 'family, Ted, Walter the Lewis Bios: Chapel; Rabbi
and Jean Silver, Mrs. Ida Green- J. Sperka officiated: Interinent
baurfi,Mrs: Betty Rosenberg and' was in Clavier Hill' Park. •
* *
Mrs. Mary RoSenberg wish to an-
nounce the unveiling -- of the
MRS. d-ETTA.. JACOB§ON,
monument of their mother, the 1705 W. Philadelphia, died April
late Mrs. Mollie Silver, Sunday, 25. Services were held April'
May 13, • at 2-p. im at..Machpelah 26 at' the Ira KaUfman Funeral .
Cemetery.
Home. Rabbi J: Sperka offici-
* * *
ated. She leaves two sons, Louise
The unveiling of the monu- and Isaac; two daughters, .Mrs:
ment for Peretz- Cooper will take Israel Stocker and• Mrs. Harry
place this Sunday at 2 p. m., at Weinberg. Interment was in
the Chesed ' Shel•Ernes Cemetery, Machpelah ' : Cemetery.
Mr. Cooper was a charter men't
`` * * *
ber of the Lomier Benevolent
ANTHONY MOSS, 2203 Vir-
Society and one of the founders ginia Park, died • A p r il 26.
of the Rizshinir Synagogue. Services were held Friday at the
Friends and relatives are invited. Ira Kaufman Funeral 'Home.
Rabbi Leon Franc' offiCiated.
Dr. Max Meyerhof Dies
Survivors are a son, Jacques L.;*
CAIRO (JTA)-Impressive fu- two brothers, Nathan of Chicago'
neral services were held here for and Julius of Miami, Fla.:. Re-
Dr. Max Meyerhof, 70, one of the Mains were shipped to New
world's most eminent 'eye spe- York for interment.
cialists, in Cairo's Ashkenazi
* * *
SYnagogue. .
MRS. KATE SHULAK, 2994
-Rochester, died--:April 26. Serv-.
ices were held Friday at the He-
brew Benevolent Society. Rabbi
I. Stollman. officiated. He is sur-
vived 'by five •sons, Israel, Harry,
Major • Irving of Calif., Sgt. Max,
overseas, and Louis of Toledo,
0.; one brother, Herman Breg-
man. Interment was in Hebrew
Memorial. Park.

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FURNITURE repaired, restyled, 25
years' experience. Furniture bought
and sold, 15460 Livernois. UN. 4-4371.

PAINTING and
. decorating. All work-
manship full guaranteed. Devoted
to better class work. Free estimates..
UN. 4-3586.
'

BECOME a 'radio announcer-be the
perfect and charming .dancing part-
ner-a profesional model-lessons
and instruction in these and many
other diversified and interesting
courses. Lewis Studios,- 902-3 Wur-
litzer Bldg., 1509 Broadway. across
from the Broadway-Capitol Theater.
CA. 8183. TO. 8-0082.

COMFORTABLE room. •Dexter - Bur-
lingame section. TO. 6-0542.

WANTED: Bookkeeper. Experienced
for furniture store. Good hours. Ex-
cellent wages. 4858 Michigan.

TWO quiet adults desire three or four
room apt. or income. Porch pre-
ferred. Linwood-Dexter Section. TY.
6-8783.

FOR SALE: 4 ..:)oms of furniture.
Leaving town. Also brand new fur
coat. apt. 209. 2670 Gladstone. TY.
5-3479.

YOUNG GIRL to assist in bookkeep-
ing, typing, and general office work.
Some experience preferred but not
essential. Good hours. Good pay.
TY. 7-8888 after Monday.

FOR RENT room. Home privileges.
For young working woman. TO.
5-0424.

FOR SALE: 2 beautiful two-flats on.
Calvert. One near Lawton, the other
-near Wildemere. TO, 7-4502.

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EXCHANGE for flat or income, a W,
Chicago apt. 2 1/ large rooms, pri-
vate porch,. outside, quiet, clean,
airy. TY. 6-4874. .



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Obituaries

Rabbi. Zev Segal of Los An-
geles addressed a meeting of the
HAPOEL HAMIZRACHI at the
home of Joseph Koller. The fol-
lowing • officers were elected:
Joseph Koller, president; Max
Chomsky, vice-president; Drora
Selesny, recording secretary; Ar-
lene Platt, corresponding sece-
tary; Max Teinchin, treasurer;
additional executive board mem-
bers, Rabbi J. J. Nathan, Rabbi
L. Oschrey, Zelda Rosenthal,
Esther Edelman and Esther
Charnas.
* * *
Lt. Comm. LOUIS SCHWARTZ,
USN, • will speak on the "Emo-
tional Attitudes of the • Returned
Servicemen," and in 'addition he
will sho* the official Navy sound
film "Introduction to Combat
Fatigue," on May 11. He is in
charge of Neuro - Psychiatric
Service, U. S. Naval H?spital,
Great Lakes, Ill.
* *
• The recently organized HOST-
ESS COUNCIL of' the USO-Na-
tonal Jewish Welfare Board
held its first meeting Thursday,
April 26. The following officers
were elected:
President, Leona Levenson;
vice-president, Betty- Rottenberg;
recording secretary, Ruth Drazin;
corresponding secretary, Pearl
Shanbom; Committee chairmen:
program ; Ann Goldin; griev-
ances, Dorothy Silverman; tele-
phone and clerical, Betty Fried-
man.

COUPLE wanted for lovely room in
home of 2. employed adults. Un-
limited phone. Excellent transporta-
tion. TY, 6-3863.

FOR RENT. Comfortable room in
home of 2 adults. Unlimited phone.
Convenient transportation. Gentle-
men working days preferred. TO,
7-7986...
• -

WANTED 2 or 3 room apt. in N.W.
section by young employed couple.
No 'children. TO. 84473.
.
For Sale:.
A MASTER BEDROOM SUITE.
12 Pieces. Elegant solid walnut with
twin beds, console dresser, 5 piece
vanity, chest, night table, and chair.
Bargain. Leaving for California.
Miscellaneous household articles for
sale. TO. 8-0935. .3048 Webb.

FOR SALE. Brand new -42"x38 - sq.
mirror. Robert Irwin leather top
table. Grey sofa. Complete 6-room
rose carpeting; UN, 4 0144.

WANTED: Nice room in good home,
breakfast and supper, by quiet
busineSS "girl.. H: - of D. • sectiOn pre-
ferred. Would stay'oceasionally with
children..IJN..38823. . .

NICELY furnished room to ' rent.
• Home. of. couple. Gentleman only.
Near Dexter. 3739 Richton. DA.

lAiILI., EXCHANGE clean: 3-room apt.
for 5 or- 6-room 'fiat. Willing to de-
.corate..,call, ..TO, ,.5-2524.
'
..

MAHOGANY junior dinette. table.
China Cabinet and 4 chairs.. Call
Saturday evening after 7.
UN.,
1-3165. ,
.. •

ELDERLY-IvIAN wants a middle-aged
or, elderly.. lady for light services.
Room and board and $30 per month.
Mr. Adler, 17132 Greenlawn, near
Six Mile. Rd., UN. 3-0204.

Painting ' ' '•
-.
Decorating

Rooms washed.
Excellent ; Work.
' References.
:TO. 6-4634.
TO. 6-0542

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We are strictly brokers. We do
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• 660,000 dwn Solid concrete fire-
proof like new. Richly furn. Rent
$29,000. Original sales value $300,-
000. Beautiful property only $160,-
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$20,000 dwil. Indian Village, 19
apt. -4-6 rms. New stoves, Gen
Elec. refrig. stoker; tankless water
heater. Temporary cheap rent $8,-
000. Cost to build $100,000. Splen-
did property wonderful buy only
$45,000.
$16,000 dwn. Glendale 20 . apt.
4-5 rms. Carpet stairs. Tabletop
stoves, stoker, tankless water heat-
er. Rent $10,000. Price only half
former sale. Dependable invest-
ment.
• • '
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$15,000 dwn. 30 apt. 2-4 rms.
New hall carpets. Rent $14,500.
Sold once $165,000. Entire price
only. $60,000. , Secure location nr.
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