THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 21, 1945
Jewish Youth's
LISTENING
J. N. F. Box
Collections
Memorial Services
Of Rosenwald Post
Wednesday Evening
Semi-annual collections of the
Blue and White Jewish National
Fund boxes will be , conducted
during Hol Hamoed Sukkoth, it
was announced this week.
Leaders of all Zionist groups
- are now making plans for these
semi-annual clearances of boxes.
Box-holders are asked. to give a
hearty welcome to volunteer col-
lectors.
By Danny Raskin
WHEN IT comes to Symphony
music, Murry Koblin must be
classed as a "bug" . . . has over
40 albums of the finest music
... ranging from Bach to Shost-
akovitch . . . and addS -to - his
collection with, at least two vol-
. umns per month- . . His pack-
ages of needles are of the life-
time variety and considered
among. the best ever made .
Only one thing is missing .. .
Murry has no phonograph . . .
In fact, he has never even own-
ed one!
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S/SGT. JACK KORMAN re-
turned home after 29 months in
Europe . . -. 19 of them combat
service .. . to find a huge sign,
"Welcome Home • Itzak" spread
across the front of his house on
Clements . . . It was quite- a
greeting after three years with-
aut a furlough.
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`JEWELRY DEPT. . • Helen
Selesnick and Ernie Berk will
Wed in February . _Lois •osen-
thal and Sam Silver will-soon an-
nounce their . marriage for Feb.
10 at the Shaarey Zedek.
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CONGRATS . . . To Edith Mus-
- kin, assistant director of the Jew-
ish Center, and Ben Wigder, De-
troit News staff writer, married
last week in St. Joe, Mich . .
Edith leaves her Center post the
end of this month.
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WITH ALREADY 60 entrants,
the column- will print each week
beginning Sept. 28 the names af
five girls who you have selected
as - choices for the loveliest lass
in the community . . . Each girl
is requested to submit a photo-
graph which will be returned
. . . Additional selections are
still being accepted . • but dos-
lig time is short.
DISA 'N DATA ... Ale Geer
and Leslie Green were not_ Mar-
ried secretly as falsely assturied
by Many . . . Date. of the Silver.
Jubilee to comemorate the 25th
Holiday Irop at the :Jewish Cen-
ter . and beginning the new
season . -Sunday, Oct. -
21 (definitely) . .... Parade:of top
bands will start with Larry
'Paige
.
Lt. Morris -.Serwin,
, came: back - .from France
be-
come a daddy, soon
Wife is
former Sylvia Kersch • . . From
Okinawa, Cpl. Herman Gach
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Obituaries
.MRS. IDA LUCKOFF of Syra-
cuse, N. Y., mother of , - Lou
Luckoff, Detroit advertising man,
died last Saturday. Funeral ser-
vices were held Sunday. Besides
her son, Mrs. Luckoff is survived
by five daughters.
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WOLF ZAFT, of 2525 Sturte-
vant,: who was born in Russia in
1877, came to Toledo in 1904 and
to. Detroit in 1925, died last Sat-
urday. He is survived by his wife,
Rebecca; three sons, Harold, Abe
andllenry; a daughter; Mrs. Moe
Lepcifsky of Toronto; a brother,
Sam, of Toledo; three sisters, Mrs.
Esther Mellman,- Mrs. Sarah
Freedman and - Mrs. Beckie
Freshthan and six grandchildren.
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MRS. CAROLINE FISCHER,
76, of 2904: Elmhurst, died last
Friday. Funeral services were
held Sunday at Ira Kanfinan Fu-
neral Home. Burial was in Clover
Hill Park Cemetery. A native of
Romania, Mrs. Fischer was a De-
troit resident for 31 years. She is
survived by her husband, Moritz;
a son, Edward; four daughters,
Mrs. Louis Norman of Buffalo,
Mrs. Ben Schrager of Flint, Tillie
and Lena of Detroit; six grand-
children and one great-grandson.
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MRs. MURIEL LEVENSON, 71,
of 3480 W. Chicago Blvd., who
was barn in Poland; came to the
U. S. in 495 and resided in De-
troit for "26 years, died last Fri-
day. Funeral services were held
at Ira Kaufman Funeral •Home
Sunday. Burial was in CloVer Hill
Park Cemetery. Her survivors are
her husband, Israel; • two sons,
Max and Dr. Edward Levenson;
two datighters, Mrs. Harry_ B.
Keidan and Dorothy.
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SAMUEL VELICK, 50, a native
Detroiter, who lived 'here until
1935 when he moved ta Minerva,
0., died, Monday. Funeral .services
Were field - Wednesday;- at Kauf-
man Funeral Honie. Burial was
in CloVer 'Hill Park Cemetery.
Surviving are his 'wife, Faye; a
son; Gerald; a . Sister, Ida; : two
brothers;
Alex and:Casper C.
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adds to our collection with an
American invasion note good for
ten, sen on the isle.
THE COMPLAINT of Herb
Lewis' about 4"not enough social
gatherings" seems to have creat-
ed quite a stir in the community
. Some gals want to know hoW
they can toss affairs without a
cause . . • . others.. say 1"there
aren't enough • fellowsaround"
s
(ha. ha.) . . and- three requests
have even come for -info on how
to reach Herb . -The Y
- .-have
invites for him-
CARD. OF THANKS -
The family of the- late George
Freedman acknowledge with
deep appreciation the many kind.
expressioni of sympathy shown
them by their :relatives and
friends in their recent bereave-
ment.
RECEPTACLES
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Concrete. Fully Guarasteed.
Priced Right.
AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE CO.
579 Kenilviorth
Page Fifteen
TO 8-5889
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Julius Rosenwald Post 218,
American Legion, will conduct
Memorial services at the Bnai
Moshe, Dexter at LawTence, next
Wednesday at 8:30 p. m.
- Preceeding the services there
will be dedicatory exercises and
the unveiling of a plaque, to the
memory. of American Legion-
naires,.who were members of the
RosenWald Post when they passed
away. One of the names on the
plaque is that of Abe Zussman,
past commander, whose father,
Nathan Zussman, will be- present
to give a brief report on the.
presentation of the Congressional
Medal of Honor to that of his
other hero son, : Lt. Raymond
ZUssman, who was killed in
France.
Rabbi Leon Fram will officiate,
and deliver a talk.
Commander Max Ornstein, a
veteran of this war, extends a
welcome to the public. Members
of the armed forces are especi-
ally invited;
Rosenwald Post welcomes dis-
charged veterans to become
members of the American Legion.
Contact the Commander at TO.
6-3767.
The memorial services arrange-
ments are. in charge of . . Joseph
Shapiro, Americanization Officer
of Rosenwald, Post, TO. 8-2808.
LIlNLli
accepted from responsible
firma ow persons by telephone up 4
10 a, so. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a lime.
Minimum charge 50e. ..
RAndolph 7956
WASHINGTON - ( Religious
News Service)-Two examples
of inter-faith co-operation mark-
ed the celebration of Rosh Hash-
anah by Jews here.'
For the fourth successive year
Dr. Howard Anderson, pastor of
First Congregational Church of
Washington, and his board, in-
vited the Washington Hebrew
(Reform) Congregation to use
the church's facilitieS for its 'holi-
day overfloW crowds. Rabbi
Paul Richman, - director of the
Washington office of the Anti-
Defamation League, conducted
services at the - church.
Jewish residents of suburban
Silver Springs (Md.) worshipped
lit the Woodside Methodist
Church.
CULTURED young business man
wishes large nice room in pleasant
surroundings. Box 44, THE JEWISH
NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., De.
troit 26, Michigan.
JEWISH veteran and wife with 3-
year old twin girls urgently need
4-5-6 room income or flat. Ex-
cellent references. TO. 6-7344.
ROOM for rent, kitchen privileges,
good transportation, near 14th bus
line. Young girl preferred. TY.,
6-8918.
WANTED to rent 4 or 5 room income
with two good-sized bedrooms, heat-
ed, refrigerator and stove. N. W.
section. References. 2 middle-aged
people. Call Saturday or Sunday
until 1 p. m. ' TO. 8-6952.
REWARD offered for 5 or 6 room
lower flat in N. W. section. Gas
heat preferred. TY. 6-1776.
WANTED apt. or flat. 3 or 4 rooms.
Furnished or unfurnished. N. W.,
Sec. Army officer, wife and child..
TO. 7-4502.
COUPLE desires unfurnished flat, apt.
or income in N. W. section. Best
. reference& Liberal reward. VE.
5-5233.
FURNISHED room to rent. Good
transportation. Gentleman prefer-
red. - NO. 0094.
NICLEY furnished room in single
home. Excellent transportation.
Business lady. DA. 8224.
WANTED by ex-serviceman an income
or flat in N. W. section. Show
your patriotism by calling TY.
5-9069.
BESS MYERSON
ATLANTIC CITY, (JTA) -
Bess .Myerson, a 21-year-old Jew-
ish girl from New York City,
was crowned "Miss America,
1945," last week after the judges
had picked her over contestants
from parts of the country.
The Hunter College graduate
and music student seemed more
interested in the $5,000 scholar-
ship which went with the award
than in the Modelling or Holly-
wood jobs that are usually of-
fered the winner -of the coun-
try's most famous beauty con-
test. She plans to continue her
music studies, .
• Her .parents, Louis and Bella
Myerson, live- in' the Bronx.
SERVICEMAN'S wife wishes to rent a
nice large room to employed young
woman. Good transportation. TO.
7-5640 or TY. 4-3115. 19U Burlingame.
WANTED assistant in office of furni-
ture store. Typing and general of-
fice work. Reply in own hand writ-
ing: Box 175, THE JEWISH NEWS,
2114 Penobscot Bldg. Detroit 26.
Willa share nice apt. or rent room
to employed woman or young lady.'
Nike home to right party. 3710
Richton, DA. 8002 or TY. 4-3115.
EXCHANGE 6-roOm upper, oil heat,
for 4 or 5 room lower in N. W..
section. TO. 8-5897.
,
Weizmann, Laski
On Hitler's List
ForExtermination Local Brevities
LONDON, (JPS)--More than
1,400 English Jews were on, the
blacklist prepared for Hitler by
his henchman, Heinrich _Him-
mler, to be. used in the event
of a British invasion ' as plan-
ned • by the Nazis in 1940.
The list included scientists, in-
dustrialists; Chief Rabbis Hertz,
Dr. Weizmann, Brodetsky, the
Rothschild family, Harold Laski,
publisher _Victor Gollancz, Eman-
uel Shinwell, M. P., sculptor Ja-
cob Epstein, Professor Norman
Bentwich, Israel Sieff, industria-
list. Former Jewish members of
British -Parliament, all Jewish
journalists and correspondents of
American = Jewish newspapers ;
proniinent Jewish refugees from
Germany, Austria and - Czecho-
slovakia also were listed.
At a 'public meeting in Man-
chester, Lord Strabolgi said - that
Britain :expects the moral sup-
port of the U: S. in carrying out
the 'pro-Jewish Palestine policy to
which both nations have pledged
themselves. - -
All • trouble from Arab mis-
chief-makers would , cease if 'one
American Army captain with 100
American soldiers 'formed part
of the Jerusalein Garrison, Lord
Strabolgi said.
* GEORGE LEWIS
fin Armed Forces .
NO CHARGE FOR USE OF OUR CHAPEL
TRinity 2-2113
MIDDLE-AGED lady wanted to caws
for elderly lady. Home and salary.
TY. 5-0958.
rooms, must buy furniture.
Adults. 2747 . Gladstone. Apt. 305.
FOR rent: Nicely furnished room.
One or 2 gentlemen. Adult home.
N. W. section. TO. 8-0042.
DETROIT ROUND TABLE of FLAT or • income wanted by discharged
Catholics, Jews and Protestants
army physician. - Permanent Dettoit
presented Circuit Judge John V.
residence. TO. 6-0682.
Brennan and . Dr. Alvin D. Her- WANTED _ room - and bciard 'in : a
sch at the ground-breaking cere-- kosher home near a synagogue for
monies for Holy Trinity Ukrain:
elderly man in ' good health. 611.
inn 'Orthodox Church, Michigan *eVenings. UM. 2-8860. '
and Ogden, last Sunday. The Rev.
nicely furnished rooms avail-
John H. Boyko, P _ astor of the TWO
able for business girls. 2977 Carter.
Church,- presided. The Round
TY. 6-6903.
Table presented a program at a
WILL
exchange a beautiful 3-roOrn
meeting of civic leaders in Bat-
for 5 or 6 room flat. N. W.
tle Creek on Thursday. Speak- • apt.
section. TY. 4-5350.
ers included Dr. Hersch and Dr.
COUPLE with baby will exchange a
'Herbert Beecher Hudnut.
beautiful 3-room apt. for a 6 room
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apt. for a six room oir or gas
.5- HUTCHINS INTERMEDIATE
heated flat or -income. TO. 6-1137.
SCHOOL, 8820 Woodrow Wilson, -MUSIC for all occasions. High school
reopened on Tuesday for the Fall
student dance band. TO. 7-6306.
term. ClasseS will be offered on
WORK-Sidewalks, drive-
tnesdays and Thursdays in .the CONCRETE
ways,' baserrients. New or replace-
following subjects: Citizenship
ment. Free estimates. Call any
and naturalization, English for
time- UN. 3-4532.
adults, sewing' and _other subjects
WILL'
EXCHANGE beautiful 3-roein
upon suffiCient demand.
..apartment: in N. W. section for_ '
*
room flat. . Must have oil or gas
heat: . - TE. '1-7675:. 'Venings all
• HERBERT B. 'TRIX, chairman
of the Detroit Chapter of the- TO. 8-1574.
American Red Cross, announces FO.Ft BETTER Wall Washing "Call
the purchase of the seven-story
James Russell, TO 6-4005. 526 Bel-
mont.
white enameled- brick building,
153 E. Elizabeth; .at John R,: for- CARPENTER work of all kinds.
merly known as the Insurance
Kitchen remodeling a specialty. -int
Exchange Bldg., as a home for:
the Detroit Chapter. It will be FLAT for rent. Must purchase 6 rooms,
known as the Red Cross building.
of furniture. Reasonable rental.
:
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DAN LEWIS
SAUL LEWIS
SEYMOUR LEWIS
1/
BOOKKEEPER, typist wants part time
work from 9 until 3 by day or week.
Can take complete charge of small
office, correspondence, all tax forms,
pay roll, etc. TO. 6-6661.
Jews Hold Services
In Two ChurcheS
Detroit's Finest Jewish Funeral Home
7739 JOHN R STREET
CLASSIFIED
Jewish Girl Wins
U. S. Beauty Title;
To Study Music
Station WAK, with studios in
the Curtis Building, has become
an affiliate of the newly-formed
Associated Broadcasting Cor-
poration, and presented the in-
atigural program of the ABC
network to Detroit listeners last
Sunday. The announcement was
made by James F. HOpkins,
WJBK. president - and. - general.
manager.
Taylor near Woodrow Wilson. Calid
UN. 3-8841.
FOR 'RENT - Beautifully furnishe4
room in nice location. Good trans-
portation. Call before 7:30 on Fri-
day or on Monday. TO. 5-3111. 3358
Collingwood.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM with twin beds to
rent. Two gentlemen preferred.
Private home. Telephone privileges.,
Cail - -after 0 or all - day Sunday. NO.
V)62..