Friday, November .16, 1945
Local Brevities
GALLOW FAMILY CLUB, at
its meeting Nov. 4 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Siegel,
made a contribution to the War
Chest. Plans are being made for
a card party in March.
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Jews
In
.Sports
TOWN CONCERT BUREAU,
By
managed by E. W. Sorensen, will
HASKELL
present the following series of
COHEN
concerts in the Lecture Hall of
the Detroit Institute of Arts: Dec.
(CbPyright. 1945,-
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
5, Evelyn Gurvitch, pianist; Jan.
16: Walter W. Marseille, bari-
tone; on. Feb. 5. Celeste Cole,
Nat Holman, famous ex-Celtic
soprano: For information call basketball player and coach of
RA. 7410.
City College, left the ranks of
oathelorhooct and married Miss
PI TAU SIGMA fraternity Ruth Jackson.. His • rival buddy
has accepted 10 Wayne Univer- oe Lapcnick of bt. jonn's ACteu
sity students as pledges. • They as best man, returning the favOr
are: Cyril Abramson, Fred Green, Nat performed at jOe s 'wedding
Harvey • • Tannenbaum, George 15 years ago.
Lipshaw, Sol Miller, Joe Klein,
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Arnold Eisenman, 'Leon Balin.-
Pretty
soon
now the hullabaloo
sky, Phil Zold,' and Louis Plea- over an all American
- J ewish
sant. Pi Tau Sigma was • the team will -commence. We can
only Jewish fraternity on Way-. not decide 'Whether the time is.
ne's campus that was able to propitious this tail for: sucn a se-
carry • on throughout the war
years, even though having over iection. They usually- end up with
130 members and alumni in' the a laugh. "Y ou. all khoW:h0W. Dave
armed forces.
• Myers,. the colored N.- Y, U..
cackle, was selected 15 years ago.
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E L Y CULBERTSON, famous • Bernard Postal • of the Bnai
bridge expert, internationally Brith tells us of another case that
known for his World Federation is - just as funny. SeVeral . years
Plan for Peace, will lecture next ago Rice Institute had • a great
Wednesday morning, at 11 fullback, Buck Friedman. He
o'clock, at Town Hall in the Fish- made .the all-Jewish team during
er Theater. His subject will be: his sophomore and junior years.
"How to Control the Atomic At that time the Bnai Brith spon-
Threat."
sored the team and presented
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each player with a gold football.
MRS. ELEANOR ROOSE- Friedman accepted his gladly
VELT, widow of the late Presi- the first two seasons.
dent, will appear in Detroit,
At the end of his third season
Saturday, Nov. 17, to lecture on
"The Responsibilities of the In- of play, Friedman again was a
dividual in the Postwar World." unanimous choice.. When the
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Houston, Texas chapter of Bnai
LT. MILTON H. ARONSON of Brith invited him to come down
St. Louis, Mo., was sworn in be- and receive his gold award,
fore Judge John V. Brennan and Friedman demurred, "I'm sorry";
admitted to practice law in the he told the Bnai Brith represent-
State of Michigan. Lt. Aronson atives, "I will not be able to ac
also is a member of the Missouri cept your award; you see, I am
Bar Association. Lt. and Mrs. not Jewish."
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Aronson (Eileen Steingold) are
temporarily residing in East Lan-
Don't believe those stories
sing where Lt. Aronson is about Greenberg's retirement
stationed at Michigan State from baseball. Hank is crazy
College.
about the game and wants to
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stick with it for years to come.
IRVING HAYETT, court steno- After a winter rest, he will be
grapher who is associated with ready for heavy duty again. He
Aaron A. Silberblatt's Associate is working out every day' getting
Court Reporters, has left for his legs in trim for 1946. Christy
Washington, having received a Walsh is after him for a cowboy
commission to be one of the re- cinema.
porters at the trial of war crim-
inals in Nuremberg, opening
next week.
Vanderbilt Hotel Opens
To Civilians on Dec. 10
Vanderbilt Hotel, Miami Beach,
used by the government for the
past four years, has been re-
turned to the original owners.
S. L. Mat; president, announc-
es that the Hotel will be in ci-
vilian operation beginning Dec.
10. Harold R. Archer, new man-
aging director, has managed
Sheraton Plaza, Daytona Beach,
Franconia in New Hampshire
and other hotels.
PAINTING
DECORATING
PAPERHANGING
-homes - Stores - Offices
Every Job Insured & Gnara.ateed
Abraham Ludwig TY. 6-8348
Harry Sussman . Ty. 7-4448
Sale-Apartments
FINEST 13 APT.
Don't fail to see 3045 Blaine, • new
$900 stoker, new stoves, new refrig.,
new hall carpets, only $15,000 cash
takes deed, assume- new 4 1,h% mtge.
Buy this move into owners apt. .
E. GRD. BLVD. No. 2.10
Move in operate. Big future • money
maker. Colonial. type, all turn.
Like new. OPA.
$12,000.
Regular normal times $18.000
possible.
FUTURE INDEPENDENCE
for you and yours, 34 apts., 3-5
rooms. Large ,Tiffany the lobby,
marble stairs. quality dependable
investment without compare in all
Detroit. Trivial OPA rents $17,000.
In regular normal times $25,000..
No. . 1240 Collingwood cor. Byron.
Drive past-call 'Mr. Bedford.
Homer Warren & Co.
9351 •
Dime Bldg.
We Specialize In. The
Management of A:paitmeate
Monument
Unveilings
The survivors of the late Mrs.
Mary Nusholtz invite relatives
and friends to the unveiling of
the monument' over her grave at
1 p. m. on Sunday, Nov. 18, at
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi J.
S. Sperka will officiate.
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The family of the late Mrs.
Anna Gurvitz Gurvis) announce
the unveiling of the monument in
her memory on Sunday, Nov. 18,
at the Throver Cemetery, one-
fourth mile east of 14-Mile Road
and Gratiot Rabbi Moses Fischer
will officiate.
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Relatives and . fridnds are in-
vited to the service of the un-
veiling of a monument. over the
grave of the late Max Don, at 1
p. m. Sunday, Nova 18, at Chesed
shel Ernes Cemetery. Rabbi
Honnigsber will officiate. Cars
will be available at 12:30 at 3319
Blaine.
Obituaries
Page Nineteen
Classified Advertisements
LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone
MRS. LILLIAN REBECCA up W 10 a. M. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line. Minimum charge 50c.
ABRAMSKY of 2019 Elmhurst
RANDOLPH 7956
died Nov. 6. Funeral services
were- held at Kaufman Funeral COUPLE and child desire four room PAINTING' • dad Decorating. Interior
Home. Rabbi J. S. Sperka and apt. or five room income. N. W. sec- ' and 'exterior. ImMediate 'service. Ex-
Cantor Hyman Adler officiated.
tion. Before 1 p. m. UN. 1-1888.
cellent work: Reasonable. TO. 5-1270
.
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She is survived by her husband,. CARPENTER work of all kinds.
WORKING. mother and ten-year-old
Aaron, and daughters, Mrs. Na-
Kitchen remodeling a specialty. TR.
boy desire room and .board• Linwood
than Shapiro • and Mrs. 'Irving
2-2636.
Dexter •section.. TO. 8-4664, 10 a.m.,
Auslander. Interment was in LAMPS repaired! Beautiful Torchieres
to :.7 p.in. •
Oakview Cemetery.
rebuilt from your old floor lamps.
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PAUL SOBEL, 63, of 8043-
14th St., died Nov. 10. Funeral
services were held Nov. 11 from
Lewis Bros. Burial was in Oak-
view Cemetery. Rabbi Fischer
officiated.' He i3 survived by
his mother, Antoinette; his wife,
Lillian; ,a daughter, Aurora; five
brothers, Louis, James, Max,
Dave and Murray, •and two sis-
ters, Mrs. Regina Silberstein
and Lena Reichner.
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SIDNEY JEROME SIDELL.
18485 Cherrylawn, died Nov. 12
at the age of 37 years. Services
were held • Tuesday at the Ira
Kaufman funeral home. Rabbi
Fram and Cantor Tulman of-
ficiated. He leaves his wife;
Bertha; • 2 sons, Robert and Don-
ald; . his 'parents, Mr: and Mrs.
Oscar Sidell; 3 brothers, Leon,
Norman • and Sanford; 3 sisters,
Mrs. Charles Hankin, Mrs. Sid-
ney Levy and Mrs. Aaron Cohen.
Interment was at Temple Beth
El Cemetery.
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ANNA GOLDSMITH, 2 5 2 2
Gladstone, died Nov. 8. Services
were held Friday at Ira Kauf-
man funeral home. Rabbi Stoll-
man and Cantor Sonenklar offici-
ated. She leaves her husband,
Abraham; three sons, David,
Harry and Henry; five daughters,
Esther, Mrs. Jack Greenberg,
Mrs. Raymond Berman, Mrs. A.
J. Blurnenau and Mrs. Louis
Schwartz. Interment was in Mach-
pelah.
Max Loewenstein Enters
Poultry Business Here
Max Loewenstein, well known
in the meat packing industry in
Detroit, has entered the poultry
business. with the purchase of the
L. Loewenstein Co., 14 B
_road-
way Market, Detroit's oldest
poultry dealer.
Loewenstein has been active
in many, civic clubs and in Jew-
ish community affairs. In his
former meat packing connection,
he served as chairman of the
Meat Packers Group of the Food
Industry Committee and was a-
member of the executive board
of that committee. He was rep-
resentative of the meat packers
in the War Manpower Commis-
sion, and is a past president of
the Michigan Institute of Meat
Packers and Sausage Manufac-
turers.
With his • purchase of the L.
Loewenstein poultry business, he
has installed new methods for
expeditious handling of poultry
in large quantities, and has add-
ed new nationally famous brands
of fresh and eviscerated fresh-
frozen poultry.
Under his management, Loe-
wenstein's will specialize in quan-
tity orders for poultry for holi-
day gift giving, at their Broad-
way Market store, RA. 0546 and
RA. 7330 -
Bisno Quits Bnai Brith
For • Los Angeles Post
WASHINGTON-Juliu,s Bisno,
executive director of Aleph Za-
dik Aleph; - Bnai Brith's organiz.:
ation for boys of high school age,
RECEPTAC,LES for 11 years, and since 1944 ad-
rninistratiVe secretary of Bnai
Garbage, Asthe.anFtnRvnb4i ag:rintlidifo"ed Brith Youth Commission and
- Priced 'Right.
national- director of Bnai Brith
boys' -work, resigned' Oct. 1 to
AMERICAN
become assistant director of 'the
RECEPTACLE CO.•
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Los Angeles Jewish Community
579 Kenilworth
TO. 8-5889 Council.
Detroit's Finest Jewish Funeral Home
DAN LEWIS
SAUL LEWIS
.SEITMOUR LEWIS'
* GEORGE LEWIS
•In Armed Forces
NO' CHARGE FOR USE OF "OUR CHAPEL
'7739 JOHN R STREET
TRinity 2-2113
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' Lovely lamps- made from your glass
and other vases. Lamps raised or
shortened. Investigate. Call LAMP
SPECIALTY SERVICE. TO. 8-3773.
BUSINESS girl would like to share an
apt. . preferably atBelcrest,. Lee
Plaza, or Wilshire. a:ail-Sunday, TO.
.5-59*
FOR SALE: Beautiful residential site
MODERN. club-rooms and restaurant
Outer Drive South of .7 Mile. 45 by
available. Catering to all types of
124. Owner. UN. - 3-0692. -
parties.. Hayrides a specialty, Mor
WOMAN 'to share clean,: pleasant apt.
ton's. Stables. REdford 6430._
GoOd transportation._ Centrally lo-
HAVE you a spare bedroom to rent
gated. to. 7-1,
653 Mornings.
to "an ex-soldier, his wife, arid 15-
month , old child who - are being ACCOUNTANT. BookkeePlrig' and tax
transferred- to Detroit. Wife willing
Servide';'MoirthlY . statements. Reason-
• .to 'assist with' light housework or
- able.
secretarial duties. Very urgent. HO.
OVE",,RSEAS veteran, wife, child must
2379. _
have 'unfurnished alit: or flat this
5 ROOM flat desired, N. W. section,
month. Willing to buy .some furni-
4 responsible adults. DA. 5838.
ture if reasonable. TO '.7-3836.
FOR RENT. '2 unfurnished rooms.
EMPLOYED girl desires to rent room
'Light housekeeping. Also 1 garret
with kitchen privileges' or share. apt.
studio suitable for gentleman. Call
Miss Marks, R.A. 8438.
after .6.. TO. 8-5306. •
YOUNG' woman secretary with know- DISCHARGED . overseas veteran, wife, -
daughter, must have apt.,. flat or in-
ledge of Zionist movement. Hours
come. Bonus; TY. 6-9284.
9 to' 5 Monday through Friday. Good
salary. Pleasant surroundings. Box
LIBERAL reward for 5-or 6 room flat.
58, THE, JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Pe-
N. W. section. ' : TO. 7-2699:
:
nobscot Bldg., Detroit 26.
DISCHARGED veteran and wife desire DRIVING to Florida about Dec. 15.
Accommodate* 2. Late model can No
unfurnished 3-room apt. in Dexter
driving. Share expenses. References.)
Linwood area. No children. Call TO.
Mornings only, OL. 0485.
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„ BUILDERS
Appoline, South of 7 Mile, 6 lots for
sale. North of Thatcher, Curtis,
Pickford ; sacrifice for cash. Owner
UN. 3-0692.
WILL share 4-room apt. or rent room
to employed woman. Nice - home to
right party. Kitchen privileges. Good
transportation. TO. 7-5640 or TY.
. 4-3115.
IF YOU are going South would you
be willing to rent your house or apt.
to eX-soldier, his wife and 15-month,
old child. Will give bond. Excellent
care of your possessions guaranteed.;
110: Z379.
EMPLOYED young lady wants com-
fortable room. TO. 8-5435.
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FURNISHED room. Gentleman only.
Good surrounding transportation.,
TY. 5-5597.
REWARD! Lost Sunday, brown change
purse. Dexter-Webb. Treasured ring VETERAN will gladly pay $25 cash for
returned from husband killed over-
any information which will enable
seas. Initials R: B. TO. 8-9695.
me to locate a good used car from
a private party, that I can buy. Need.
BOOKKEEPER, beginner, with know-
same in my work. Call Mr. Fried- .
ledge of double entry and with
man, TO. 8-5435.
some experience. Must be alert and
accurate. PL. 8180, Mr. Kinsley.
FURNITURE' repaired. Reliable. Rea-
sonable. TY: 5-8681.
Rabbi M. A. Kaplan
Will Spectk Sunday
For Russian Relief
This Sunday night, the Jewish
Committee for Russian Relief will
sponsor a cultural evening at the
Brown Memorial Chapel of Tem-
pel Beth El.
The National Conference for.
Russian Relief took place in New
MODEL Service Employment. Work-
ers carefully selected. Office, store,
shop, plant, hotel, domestic. 138
Cadillac Square, Room 426. CA. 9045.
FOR BETTER Wall. Washing Call
James Russell, TO. 6-4005. 526 Bel-
mont..
FOR RENT--5-room income, upper.,
Adults only. N. W. section. Call 7:30.
p. m. to 10 p. m., UN. 1-4637.
CANTOR-TEACHER. Modern orthodox.
Large . congregation in Western .
Pennsylvania seeks young man
with fine strong voice and teaching
experience. Must speak English
fluently, assist at late Friday night
services, and be familiar with youth
group activities. Please write box
184, THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
FOR •RENT-A nice large bedroom
suitable for two business people.:
Good transportation. TO. 6-5354.
APARTMENT wanted : Business girl
would like to' share apar•tment with
other girl. Dexter section. HO.. 8709.
Belgian Jews' Claims
Arousing Antagonism
LONDOI•T, (JTA)-The efforts
of Belgain Jews to. regain their
apartmenti and businesses, which ,
were confiscated by. the Nazis,
is arousing antagonism, ey.in
left-wing: circles, according to
M. Zerubayel, . Palestine labor. :
leader.
RABBI M. A. KAPLAN
York in the spring of this year
and the Detroit delegation was
impressed with the oratorical
ability of Rabbi M. A. Kaplan of
Brooklyn, N. Y. The delegates
- from Detroit decided to bring
Rabbi Kaplan here to speak this
Sunday. ;
Rabbi Kaplan is a member of
-the. executive board of the Union
of .Orthodox Rabbis of the United
States and Canada; member of the
executive board of the Rabbini-
cal Council of Greater New York;
an. _outstanding - leader in Mizra,
chi; ,one .of the organizers of the
Jewish Congress; chairman • of
the . White Russian Committee of
the. Jewish Council for Russian
4, musical program has been
arranged to feature Cantor Jacob
8ime.44.1ar Congregation Sha-
arey Zedek., The. meeting will
start at 8:30 p. m.
atti glit ifS
MUSICI FUN! LAUGHTER!
vrith. Ginny's special guest: