pushing the car to the curb, he
sat in an all-nite eatery ponder-
ing his situation . . . Two hours
later he was on streetcar bound
for home .. . Imagine does face
the next morning when the Mrs.
reminded him that he had joined
an auto club . : . the day before!
Jewish Youth's
LISTENM G
O
S
By Danny Raskin
To her, the sweetest of them all,
With all my fond devotion.
To her, the one so near my heart,
The darling of my emotions.
More than a gal, more than a pal,
Dear of my every day,
With bright memories of a yesterday
And others, not so clear.
Precious tears she often shed.
From work she never shied.
Hours of worry, hours of fear,
But always at my side.
Happy moments filled with joy.
The many not so gay.
They'll all add up to my thanks
To her on Sunday—Mother's Day,
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RESTING AFTER 58 days in
the front lines, Pfc. Julius Fried-
man, with the infantry in Italy,
suddenly discovered, of all
things, new crops of hair grow-
ing on his very balding pate! ...
Pfc. Sidney Mitchell, with an
armored division in Germany,
writes . . . "We do our washing
and shaving in the center of the
village here . . . It's in the cattle
or horse trough . . . but the ani-
mals don't mind." . . . Believe it
not, that grew hair, also!
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LT. RAY ZUSSMAN, posthu-
mously awarded the Congres-
sional Medal of Honor, may have
been a shorty, but he had the
strength of a bear . . . About
four years ago at a dance at
Shaarey Zedek, a couple of guys
from another community created
a nuisance . . . Ray took it upon
himself to get rid of them and
did—grabbing both by the waist
and carrying them face down to
the outside . . . They hurried
away as he began taking his
jacket off — and didn't come
back!
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WHAT'S THIS ... About there
soon being a big blow-off re-
garding organizations not clear-
ing social dates through the
Community Council and tossing
affairs on identical dates?
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DOC WAS a flat tire victim,
last week, and opened his trunk
to discover that he had left his
tools in his garage . . . After
BUSINESS
or
INDIVIDUAL
LOANS
on
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
FIXTURES
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26th Year
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CHerry 7414
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Relay, May 1 I, 1945
WATCH FOR a huge War
Bond Rally and military parade
to be held soon . . . presented by
the Julius Rosenwald Post No.
218, American Legion, in conjunc-
tion with the LISTENING POST.
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FIRST JEWISH Wave here to
join the American Legion be-
comes a member of Julius Rosen-
wald Post . . . She is Ruth Pten-
ick . . . Poppy Day volunteers
for the Post are needed . . . In-
formation booth on Sturtevant
and Dexter open every evening,
6-10 p. m. and Sundays all day.
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NOTES ... A check for $100
is Eleanor Lipkin's of Central
High, for winning the Tuesday
Musical Student Contest . .. The
kids at school, by the by, aver-
aged 27 pounds per pupil in the
recent clothing drive . .. Col-
lected 80,000 pounds . . . Swell
going, kids . . . Sgt. Norman
Adelman is • home after 21
months overseas . . . Was a radio
technician on a transport that
completed 68 missions over the
"Hump" . . . Handballers Lou
Schwartz and Max Thomas
reached the quarter-finals in the
National Doubles Tourney in
Chicago . .
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WHEN IT COMES to singing
Yiddish ballads or giving out
with the laugh-getters, Mickey
Goodman, former star of the
Yiddish stage, is just about tops
. . . Last week at a party he had
finished one of the longies and
every one let out with wild guf-
faws except one couple who
didn't understand a word he said
. . • Mickey then spent the rest of
the evening telling it to them in
English.
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Women's Club Activities
PROGRESSIVE LADIES UT-
ERSTITZUNG VEREIN will
hold its annual Mother and
Daughter luncheon on Monday,
May 14, at Kerns Auditorium, at
12:30. Proceeds will be used for
charitable work. Tickets are ob-
tainable from Mrs. D. Atlas, TR.
2-1448.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
YESHIVATH CHACHMEY LUB-
LIN is holding its third annual
donor luncheon at 12:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, May 22, at the Bnai
Moshe Hall, Dexter at Lawrence.
Mrs. Abraham Caplan will be
master of ceremonies. Proceeds
will be used towards maintain-
ing the kitchen, where students
receive three meals daily. There
will be an out-of-town speaker
and a musical program. For
tickets call Mrs. S. Corinblit, TY.
6-6652 or Mrs. I. Levin, TY.
5-5304.
meeting Tuesday evening, May
15, at the Workmen's Circle
Bldg. Mrs. Sam • Banks, presi-
dent will report on the year's
activities. Members are request-
ed to bring home baked cookies
for the Percy Jones Hospital.
The auxiliary sends cookies to
the hospital monthly. During
the last six months 835 dozen
cookies have been donated and
a letter has been received from
the field director at Percy Jones
thanking the group for their gen-
erosity in supplying the cookies.
Mrs. Clara Sabin is chairman of
the cookie committee.
Officers for the coming year
were elected recently by Pi Delta
Epsilon, honorary journalism soc-
iety at Wayne University. MIRI-
AM LEVINE, 3742 Cortland is
secretary; and MARY KRAMER,
1923 W. Euclid, treasurer. Other
oficers include: HENRIETTA
COOPER, 12674 Stoepel, social
chairman; and RUTH DRIKER,
3275 Leslie, sergeant-at-arms.
DRORA - KADIMAH GROUP
of the Pioneer Women's Organ-
ization will hold its annual
Spring luncheon and card party
on May 16, at 2:30 p. m., at Mi-
Lady's House, 2nd floor, Broad-
way Market Bldg. Proceeds will
go to the "Child Rescue Fund."
Tickets are obtainable at the
door, or by calling Mrs. S. Sta-
shefsky, TO. 8-3806 or Mrs. G.
Green, TO. 5-3603.
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SISTERHOOD of CONGRE-
GATION BNAI MOSHE will hold
its monthly meeting at the syn-
agogue on Monday afternoon,
May 14. Prof. Chester Kuhn,
counselor of veterans at Wayne
University will be guest speaker
and will be introduced by Mrs.
H. Greenbaum.
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BARUCHA GOLDSTEIN AUX-
ILIARY of the Jewish Con-
sumptive Relief Society met at
the home of Mrs. H. Schwartz,
3760 Cortland, on May 2. The
group has donated an engraved
glass-filled instrument case in
memory of its past president, the
late Mrs. Rose Bakst. The case
will be on display in the Mary
Harris Auditorium in Denver.
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SUNDAY IS MOTHER'S DAY
. . . Please don't forget her if
only with a great big kiss . . .
Let Mom know that a war-torn
world still remembers . . . That
whatever else madmen have
EVA PRENZLAUER MATER-
taken they can't take her day
NITY AID will hold its annual
away!
bridge luncheon on Wednesday,
May 23, at 12:30 p. m. in Kern's
Auditorium. Mrs. J. C. Rose is
chairman of the affair, with Mrs.
J. York as her co-chairman.
The family of the late Hidina Tickets are obtainable from any
Schultz announces the unveiling member or at the door. The fol-
of a tombstone over her grave on lowing officers have been elect-
Sunday, May 13, at noon, in the ed: Mrs. D. Blatnikoff, president;
Clover Hill Park Cemetery, 14 Mrs. S. Samuels, Mrs. J. C. Rose,
Mile road, east Of Woodward. and Mrs. J. York, vice presi-
Those desiring transportation are dents; Mrs. S. Saxon, recording
asked to meet at 2932 Lawrence secretary; Mrs. E. Circle, corres-
at 11 a. m.
ponding`secretary; Mrs. M. Solo-
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man, treasurer; Mrs. E. Ellen-
The Silver family, Ted, Walter stein, membership; Mrs. R. Gold-
and Jean Silver, Mrs. Ida Green- berg, case worker;- and Mrs. A.
baum, Mrs. Betty Rosenberg and Williams, chaplain. The next
Mrs. Mary Rosenberg wish to an- meeting will be held on Tues-
nounce the unveiling of the day, May 15, at 1 p. m., at the
monument of their mother, the home of Mrs. L. Alper, 16516
late Mrs. Mollie Silver, Sunday, Ohio.
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May 13, at 2 p. m. at Machpelah
LADIES AUXILIARY of the
Cemetery.
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KAROSTISHEVER AID SO-
The family of the late Sarah CIETY will hold its annual
and Leonard Ryke announce the Mothers' and Daughters' banquet
unveiling of the tombstones on Monday, May 14, at 6:30 p. m.
over their graves, on Sunday, at the Wilshire Hotel. Mrs. Es-
May 13, at 1:30 p. m., in the ther Mossman will be the prin-
Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery. cipal speaker. For reservations
Rabbi J. J. Sperka will officiate. call Mrs. Rose Friedman, TY.
Friends and relatives are invited. 4-7433 or Mrs. Nellie Moray, TO.
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8-0042.
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The _family of the late Mrs. J.
M. Morris invite their friends
LADIES OF MOSAIC will hold
and relatives to the unveiling of their party in the Grand Ball-
the tombstone over her grave, room of the Book Cadillac Hotel,
on May 13, at 1 p. m., in the Mach- on Tuesday, May 22. Proceeds
pelah cemetery.,
will be used for rehabilitation of
returning war veterans. All are
invited. •
Unveilings
Vt kit otti 1-`444#)
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WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of
MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SO-
CIETY will hold a luncheon,
May 28, in Kern's Auditorium, at
12:30 p. m. For reservations call
Mrs. David Kliger, president,
TO. 8-1795 or Mrs. Morris Witus,
ticket chairman, UN. 2-7285.
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Farband Camp Obtains
Experienced Teachers
Farband Camp and Kinder-
welt announce that a staff of ex-
perienced teachers from the De-
troit public schools and students
of Wayne University will be on
hand when the season opens. A
program of general damp activi-
ties is being planned.
Many improvements have been
made on the grounds. Play-
ground and sports equipment in-
cluding a slide, new swings and a
climbing ladder have been in-
Stalled. A public address system
has been provided and will bring
special entertainment in the
evenings and on rainy days.
Children interested in dramatics
and radio will have an opportu-
nity to develop their talents.
Those interested in obtaining a
place for their child are request-
ed to call the camp office, UN.
3-3626.
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JUNIOR HADASSAH will
hold a novel affair honoring
their mothers on May 21, at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., at 8
p. m. Rhodine Ungar and Ger-
trude Strauss are in charge of
the program. All members are
invited to bring their mothers.
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SISTERS of ZION MIZRACHI
will hold a board meeting on
May 15, at 1 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Keidan, 18493
Pennington Dr. Final plans for
the Mother-Daughter event at
the Moss Catering Co., on May
28, will be made. Reservations
for the affair are being taken by
Mrs. S. Glucklich, chairman, TO.
8-8487, and the co-chairman,
Mrs. A. Kelman, TY. 4-0327.
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BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
will hold its monthly meeting on
May 14, in the Social Hall. Prof.
Chester Kuhn of Wayne Uni-
versity, serving as Counselor of
Returning World War Veterans,
will be guest speaker and will
be introduced by Mrs. Harry
Greenbaum. Mrs. I. E. Goodman,
president, was hostess at her
home to the members of the
Sunday School faculty and
board. Arrangements were
made by Mrs. Bernard Klein.
Jewish Doctors Lead
Profession in Palestine
Tito Warns Yugoslays
Against Prejudices
IRA KAUFMAN
RECEPTACLES
INTFRICIFi •tItlft,M.FL ANn
t,
BFI I
TYLER 7-4520
TRIM
LARGE room for 2 girls or smaller
room for one girl. Modern home,
Unlimited phone. UN. 1-7727.
TO EXCHANGE—newly decorated 4-
room income for 6-room flat. NO.
6220.
FURNITURE repaired, restyled, 25
years' experience. Furniture bought
and sold, 15460 Livernois. UN. 4-4371.
PAINTING and decorating. All work-
manship fully guaranteed. Devoted
to better class work. Free estimates,
UN. 4-3586.
ELDERLY widow seeks middle-aged
woman, preferably employed, to
share spacious 3-room apt., twin
beds. Well located. TO. 8-2635.
FRONT 9-room apt. in exchange for
a 3-bedroom flat. Prefer 14th-Dex-
ter section. TO. 5-8910.
NICE ROOM for rent. Quiet flat. Home
Privileges. Employed girl or couple.
Good transportation. TR. 2-7189.
YOUNG woman wants to share her 3•
room apt. with another refined
young lady. TY. 7-8054, 2224 Pin-
gree, apt. 6. Evenings.
ROOM to rent. Gentleman. Quiet
home. Good transportation. TO.
5-8462.
WANTED: 6 room flat. TY. 5-7995.
FOR GOOD MUSIC
Call Miller's Union Orchestra.
American Yiddish music for all oc-
casions. TO. 5-2101.
WANTED housekeeper to cook for
small family. No children. Good pay.
1696 Gladstone, apt. 3. TR. 1-2606.
WANTED a 5 or 6 room flat. 3 adults..
References. TO. 7-8675.
BUSINESS GIRL: Can you share your,
apt. with another business girl? TY.
4-8313 after 6 p. m.
FURNISHED room in home of couple
r
INN CO IM t . A 10441
RAndolph 9956
FURNISHED room for rent. Small
family. Good transportation. TO.
8-4207.
TEL AVIV (JPS-Palcor)—
on Pingree near 14th for working
There are 2,520 medical prac-
woman or couple—home privileges.
titioners in Palestine, of whom
TY. 6-3587.
188 are Christians and 85 are WANTED housekeeper. Small Jewish
Moslems, it was revealed at the
home. 3 adults. Experienced, willing
24th Annual Conference of the
worker. $50 a week. 21430 Wood-
Palestine Jewish Medical As-
ward. EL. 6275.
sociation.
The Association has a mem-
bership of 2,018. In addition
Vulnerable Dollars
there are 100 doctors awaiting
Detroit savings accounts now 700
licenses, and 50 who do not
million. Can depositors afford to
practice. The conference wel-
take the loss on vanishing purchas-
ing power. 'Apts. soared to double
comed the project for a medical
present prices after 1st world war.
school affiliated with the He-
This war is a bigger deal. how far
will values climb this time? . Get
brew University.
all the Facts & Figures from Mr.
LONDON (JTA) — Marshal
Tito has warned that the future
of Yugoslavia depends on the
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people's resistance to efforts to
LOUIS MARSHALL WOMEN divide them by appeals to re-
will hold their annual business ligious or racial prejudice, the
Belgrade radio reports.
Receiving a delegation of Bos-
nian youth, he told them that
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a "dissimilarity of faith must not
be an obstacle in the way of the
realization of brotherhood and
you must prevent every attempt
of the enemy to sow hatred
among you." •
CHAPE-L AND PARLORS
0410 DEXTER BOULEVARD
LAMERS accepted from responsible
firms or persons by telephone up to
10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25e a line.
Minimum charge 50c.
Garbage, Ash and Rubbage Reinforced
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
- Priced Right.
AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE CO.
Bedford. Get your share of the
- profits.
Apt. Hotel: Beautiful Jeff. high
rent sect. Entirely refinished. Ele-
gant fUrnishings. $65,000 dwn.
new _mtge. Rent $20,000. Dble.
hotel rates after war.
Grd. Blvd. A fortune spent in
modernizing. Rents $25,000. TermS
570.000 cash to 4 174% mtge. Re-
member there is but one Grd. Blvd.
Fireproof. Concrete hollow tile
floors & roof. 50 furn. apts. High
grade fine cond. Rent $29,000.
Terms $60,000 cash dwn. Bal. easy.
$20,000 dwn. 40 apts. 2-5 rms..
ass. New stoves new refrig.
Cass.
OPA slashed rents from $23,000 to
$19.000. Was $225,000 after 1st
world war. Entire price only
$75.000.
18 apt. Fairview. Tan brk. Span-
ish. 2-3 mod. rms. Rent. 58200. Con-
struction cost 1929 was $65.000. En -
tire price $50,000. Terms, about ih
cash.
12 apt. Shoemaker nr. Cadillac.
Solid brk. 3 rms. tiled baths. Steel
jacket boiler, new tankless water
heater. 1st class property. Select
tenants. Rent $5300. Price 532,500
terms about 1/2 cash,
Homer Warren & Co.
Dime Bldg.
Ca. 0321