November '23, 1945

Modern Dance Class
Growing at Center

THE JEWISH NEWS

Concert for Russian
War Relief on Dec. 7

Local Brevities

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Classified Advertisements

LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone
The season's most distinctive up to 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line. Minimum charge 50c.
Detroit's interest in modern
Stanislaw Schapiro, violinist
books
will be listed and. review-
dance has increased tremendous- of the Detroit Symphony Orches-
RANDOLPH 7956
ly in the past year. Much of this tra,. and a group of his co-work- ed by KATHRYN TURNEY
OR LEASE or rent: Just completed PAINTING and Decorating. Interior
GARTEN
speaking
at
Detroit
interest has been stimulated by ers will be presented in a bene-
modern store. N. W. section. Heavy
and exterior. Immediate service. Ex-
Town Hall Wednesday morning,
the modern dance classes at the
traffic. Hotest business location in
cellent work. Reasonable. TO. 5-1270.
Nov.
28,
at
11
o'clock
in
the
Fish-
Jewish Center, held every Tues-
town. 60' front. 100' deep. All
er Theater. Dubbed the "first
day (elementary) and Thursday
clear space. Box 171, THE JEWISH ACCOUNTANT. Bookkeeping and tax
lady"
of
book
reviewers,
Mrs.
(advanced) evening.
NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., De-
service. Monthly statements. Rea-
Garten's
third
appearance
at
troit 26.
sonable. TY: . 4-2409.
Out of these classes has grown
Town
Hall
is
by
popular
request
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a performing group of six mem-
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GIRL wanted to share apartment. FOR BETTER Wall Washing Call
bers, which composes its dance
TY. 7-7804.
BOHEMIANS Musicians Club
James Russell. TO. 6-4005. 526 Bel-
choreography under the super-
mont.
of Detroit featured Julius Chajes
vision of Fanny Aronson.
and Henry Siegl in its concert WOULD like to rent cottage for whole
One of the most popular num-
summer. Cass or Woodhull Lake. FURNITURE repaired. Reliable. Rea-
on Nov. 21.
bers is a Palestinian dance,
Mrs. Stoneman, TO. 7-1150.
sonable. TY. 5-8681.
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"Celebration", music by Julius
CPL. AND MRS. JOSEPH R. RETURNING veteran, wife and infant CARPENTER work of all kinds.
Chajes. Each of the dancers use
TULCENSKY, now stationed at
urgently in need of furnished or
Kitchen remodeling a specialty. TR.
cymbals. A solo and a duet, in-
Ellington Field, Texas, will cele-
unfurnished three or four room
2-2636.
terspersed with a hora step, com-
brate their fourth wedding an-
apartment or income. TO. 5-9316.
plete this dance.
niversary on Dec. 6.
LAMPS repaired! Beautiful Torchieres
"Out of the Depths" and
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EXECUTIVE AND WIFE without
rebuilt from your old floor lamps.
"Kuma Echa" are two tradition-
children looking for apartment or
Lovely lamps made from your glass
IDA FELDMAN FAMILY
income. N. W. section. A-1 refer-
al Palestinian melodies.
and other vases. Lamps raised or
CLUB met at the home of Mr.
ences. Reward. TO. 7-4055 or HO.
shortened. We rent torchieres and
A- humorous dance, "Pecos Bill
and Mrs. George Smith and made
8786:
floor lamps for parties, bar mitzvahs,
and Slue-Foot Sue", tells of the
plans for the annual card party
weddings and all occasions. Investi-
STANISLAW SCHAPIRO
sad fate of Slue-Foot Sue who in-
to be held in the near future.
LEAVING. for Florida, wanted com-
gate. Call LAMP SPECIALTY SER-
sisted on riding her horse, fit concert for the war victims
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panion to help drive. Call immed-
VICE. TO. 8-3773.
Widow-maker, on her wedding in Russia, at the Masonic Tem-
iately.
TO.
7-7202.
DOROTHY MAYNOR, sensa-
COUPLE and child desire four room
day.
tional Negro soprano, will be
ple, Dec. 7.
apartment or five room income.
An interesting interpretation
Other artists on the program guest artist with the Detroit Sym- WANTED high school girl' in Central
N. W. section. Before 1 p. m. UN.
High district to sit several nights a
of Vachel Lindsay's poem "The will include Katja Andy, pianist; phony on Nov. 29.
1-1888.
week with baby. HO. 1561.
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Congo" is danced by Esther Cash. Celeste Cole, soprano; the chor-
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ADULTS, widower and daughter,
SADIE COOPER BRAVER LARGE ROOM for gentleman. Good
Other solos include "At the us under the direction of Henri
are seeking .2, 3 or 4 room apart-
Races" danced to Paul Nordoff's Goldberg, with Aliza Stulman at well known violinist, is resuming
transportation. Small adult family.
ment or income. HO. 8026 or NO.
11648 Broadstreet. NO. 2967.
arrangement of "The Camptown the piano; Taddeus Markiewicz, teaching and will accept a lim-
2588.
ited
number
of
violin
students
at
'cellist;
Rebecca
Frohman,
pian-
Races," a waltz, a wedding-dance,
GIRL
or
woman
to
share
.3
room
apt.
2900
Clairmount,
TY.
5-9660.
DISCHARGED veteran needs three or
and an AmeriCan folk dance. ist.
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Bedroom avialable. Kitchen priv-
four room apartment or income.
The public is invited. Tickets
Ethel Ravine is the accompanist.
ileges optional. HO. 8356.
N. W. section. TO. 8-0697.
DR. HARRY H. KAY, who has
are available by calling the
American Society for Russian been honorably discharged from VETERAN will gladly pay $25 cash DISCHARGED veteran would like a
Mrs. Oscar S. Straus Dies
military service, has resumed the
Relief, RA. 3925.
for any information which will en-
flat, income or apartment in N. W.
practice of medicine at 913 W.
NEW YORK ( J P S ) - Mrs.
able me to locate a good used car
section. TY. 5-8025.
5th St., Los Angeles.
Sarah Lavenburg Straus, widow
from a private party, that I can
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$50
REWARD. 4 room apartment or
buy. Need same hi my work. Call
of Oscar S. Straus, the first Jew
5 room flat wanted. Must be rea-
Mr. Friedman, TO. 8-5435.
to fill a United States Cabinet
PRIMROSE BEN E V O L E N T
sonably clean. TO. 7-1558.
CLUB announces that Sax-Kay WILL EXCHANGE newly decorated
post, died here at the age of 84.
NATHAN
ROSE,
41,
2211
Ken-
will present a fashion show at
Mrs. Straus, in 1929, at the
3-room apartment for 4 or 5 room 6-ROOM. flat desired, N. W. section.
4 responsible adults. DA. 5838.
age of 68, financed and headed dall, was buried Nov. 13. Rabbi the 11th annual donor luncheon
apartment or flat. Oil or gas heat.
Rabinowitz
officiated.
He
is
sur-
an expedition into East Africa
at Latin Quarters Nov. 27. The
Dexter section. TO. 5-3802.
YOUNG man or woman with know-
vived
by
his
mother,
Lena;
wife,
to study natives and wild life.
club is going over the top in its
ledge of accounting for account-
She was gored by a rhinoceros Nora; sons, Alvin Paul and Fred- donor campaign. A pledge for
ant's office. Must be accurate. Call
erick
Allen;
brothers,
Louis,
Kreider
in
Concert
$400 was made to the War Chest,
and almost trampled by a wild
Mr. Viedrah, CA. 1729.
Harry,
Dave;
sisters,
Ida,
Yetta,
repeating the contribution of each
elephant. In 1934 she headed an
At Masonic Nov. 30
FOR SALE: 3834 Monterey. Frame
of the -past three years.
expedition to West Africa where Viola and Ann.
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bungalow with 2 bedrooms up and
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she discovered two new bird
1 down. Excellent condition. Stok-
HELEN FREEDMAN, 69, 16503
No Violinist has worked as
species. Mrs. Straus was active
LITERARY • CLUB is sponsor-
er. Garage. Priced right for quick
in many philanthropies and was Ohio, died Nov. 12. Rabbi Fischer ing • a book review by David tirelessly to enlarge the violin
sale. Perry Realty Co. VE. 6-2330.
officiated
at
funeral
services
Nov.
repertoire
as
the
world-famous
president of the Clara De Hirsch
Fritz • Kreisler WANTED stenographer, age 21-24, 5-
Residence . for Working Girls 13 from Lewis Bros. Surviving Diamond on Owen Lattimore's
are her sons, Julius and Emil; "Solution in Asia," at the -home
who will -be
day week. Call MA. 7479 before
here.
12 • noon.
heard here on
Her husband was U. S. Ambas- daughters, Mrs. Robert Rosen- of Mrs. H. Goose, 1925 Blaine,
Friday evening,
sador to. Turkey during most of berg and Mrs. Sam Stein; broth- Nov.' 27, at 8:30 p. m. All pro-
BOY WANTED to work after
Nov. 30 at the OFFICE
the . 1880s and in 1905 was ap- ers, William and Charles Green-
school. Should be able to start not
ceeds
will
go
for
food
and
cloth-
wald.
Masonic
A
u
d
pointed Secretary of Commerce
later than 2 p. m. Call RA. 6558.
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ing for children in Europe.
torium.
and Labor by President Theodore
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IDA KATZ,, 53, 542 LeMay, died
In addition to LOT on Warrington drive, near Sher-
Roosevelt. Mr. Straus died in
wood . Forest. Priced low for quick
KARBAL FAMILY CLUB will
Nov. 13. Funeral services were
his arrangement
1926,
cash. Owner, UN. 3-0692.
held at Lewis Bros. Nov. 16. hold its next meeting at the
of older music,
Kreisler has TWO ROOMS, unfurnished, for .rent.
Rabbi David Schoenberger of home of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Pontiac officiated. Surviving are Karbal, of Webb Ave.
contributed sev-
Light housekeeping. Suitable for
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eral original
her husband, Louis; sons, William,
working couple. Call after 6 p.
Kreisler
TO. 8-5306.
ROVNER PROGRESSIVE compositions of great beauty and
Joseph . and Bernard; brothers,
Irving, Sam and Herman Dwor- VEREIN is sponsoring a card popularity to the violin repert-
FOR SALE-1945 Boston. Attractive
man; sisters, Mrs. Yetta Solow, party to be held next Tuesday oire.
home, four bedrooms, two baths,
Tickets for the Kreisler con-
The unveiling of a monument Mrs. Anna Fink, Fanny Katz and at 8 p. m. at the Emanuel hall,
large sun room. Solid •.construction.
over the grave of the late Nor- Mrs. Julia Bernstein.
Taylor and Woodrow Wilson. cert are on sale at Grinnell's.
Oil heat. Low down payment. TO.,
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Proceeds will go for charity. M.
man Sherbin will take place at
8-5045.
Borisof
is
.
1 p, m. on Sunday, Nov. 25, at
ALEX GOLDSMITH, 63, 3025
chairman and J. Siegel
Dr. Fred M. Barbas Dies
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi H. Sturtevant, died Nov. 16. Funeral is corresponding secretary.
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Deadline for Entries
N. Rosenthal will officiate. Rela- services were held at Lewis
Dr. Fred M. Barbas of 19341
HABONIM delegates from six
tives and friendS are invited to Bros., Rabbi Rosenstock and Can-
In Youth Festival's
attend the service.
tor Sonenklar officiating. Sur- cities in this region are now Wisconsin died Nov. 13 at the
Music Event Nov. 25
vivors are his wife, Ida; a son, meeting in kinus (conference) in age of 42.
Funeral services were held
Herbert; daughters, Freda, and Cleveland to plan the forthcom-
PAINTING
Mrs. Dorothy-Wilhelm; a brother, ing convention. Detroit is rep- Nov. 14 at Lewis Bros. Rabbi
Deadline is Nov. 25 for entries
DECORATING
Leon Fram officiated.
Abe.
resented at the kinus.
for the Detroit Youth Festival
PAPERHANGING
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Dr. Barbas, a graduate of the Children's Concert and $200 in
-Homes - Stores - Offices
-• PINKUS STASHEFSKY, 66,
DR. JACK ROM has returned University of Michigan College awards, offered by the Grinnell
Every Job Insured & Guaranteed
.2710 Elmhurst, died ov. 18. Fu- from active service in North of Medicine, practiced medicine Foundation of Music "to .encour-
Abraham Ludwig TY. 6-8348
neral services were held at Lewis Africa and Italy, having served in Detroit for 20 years.
age young musicians in their ere- .
Harry Sussman
TY. '7-4448 Bros., Rabbi Rosenstock and Can- in the army with the rank of
He was well known here, was ative efforts." Music in any forni:
tor Sonenklar officiating. Surviv- major, and has resumed his prac- active in Maimonides Medical So- written by musicians up to 18
ing are his wife, Eva; sons, Ber- tice at Industrial Bank Bldg.
ciety and in his youth was a lead- will be conSidered for exhibit at
nard and Ben; daughters, Mrs.
the Detroit Youth Festival:
er in Young Judaea.
BUSINESS
Sam Levine, Mrs. Nat Lazersom, Eternal Light Features
The Detroit Public Library,
SurviVing him are his wife,
or
Mrs. Sol Elkin, Mrs. Charles Mc- Story of Jews in Maryland
Ruth; hiS mother, Mrs. Sara Bar- Wayne University, • and the .Uni-
Cabe of Rye, N. Y.
versity • of Michigan Extension
INDIVIDUAL
Thomas Kennedy, a radio dra- bas; three brothers, David, Leon- Service are sponsors for the
ard and Sidney.
ma
by
Morton
Wishengrad,
por-
Canada Permits Refugees
fourth annual childrens' feStival
traying the heroic struggle to
To Remain in Country
concert to be held in the Rack-
abolish
civil
and
political
disabil-
Smith
Quotes
Berger
OTTAWA, (JTA)-About 3,500
ham Memorial Auditorium on
ities
of
Jews
in
the
state
of
Mary-
refugees from enemy or enemy-
In Plea to Use School
March 8, 1946. Music should be
on
occupied countries who were ad- land in the early days of our re-
sent to Mrs. Mary Carrick, con-
public,
will
be
presented
on
the
mitted
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
to Canada during the
SAN FRANCISCO (JPS)-Ger- cert 'director, Detroit Youth Fes-
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
war have been given permission Eternal Light, Sunday, Nov. 25 ald L. K. Smith, director of the tival, Wayne University, Detroit
(NBC,
11
a.
m.;
WEAF,
12
noon.)
FIXTURES
to remain and will be granted
America First Party, in a plea 1. Music will be returned after
full citizenship rights.
before the San Francisco Board March 30, if postage is enclosed,
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of Education for permission to
The Detroit Symphony Orches-
Sale
-
Apartments
TRUCKS • TRAILERS
hold an America First rally in tra School Concert Series, the
PLEASURE CARS
REAL ESTATE DOLLARS a public high school auditorium, Music Department of the Detroit
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Inflate with inflation. What else
contended that he was called an Board of Education, and the Jew-
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is there?
anti-Semite because he had pub- ish Community Center will also
OUTSTANDING
34
APTS-3-5
rms.
QUICK SERVICE
lished on the front page of his participate in Youth Festival
Elegant tiled lobby marble stairs,
12 sunny sunparlors. No. 1240 Col-
MONEY WITHIN HOURS
Cross and the Flag the full text Events planned for March, 1946.
lingwood. $200,000. Terms $40,000.
of a speech by Rabbi Elmer Ber-
for deed. Assume mtge.
13 APT.-3 rms. 12 porches. New
ger, national executive director
David Schweitzer, represent-
stoves. refrig. stoker. Don't fail to
of the American Council for ative of HIAS-ICA Emigration
see this. $15,000 cash for deed, as-
sume mtge.
Judaism, warning the Jews of Association .(HICEM), is leaving
INVESTMENT CO.
Mr. Bedford, CA, 0321
San Francisco to be Americans for Sweden where he will set up
first and Jews second. That a HIAS-ICA committee and of-
CHAPEL AND PARLORS
26th Year
Homer
Warren
&
Co.
041• DEXTER BOULEVARD
principle, Smith said, he heartily fice to assist Jewish refugees, ac-
DIME BLDG.
320 Fort St. West
subscribes to. He added that cording to a cable received by
TYLER 7-4520
WE SPECIALIZE IN THE
CHerry 7474
Rabbi Berger was "in danger of Hebrew Sheltering and Immigra-
MANAGEMENT OF APARTMENTS
his life" because of the warning. tion Aid Society (HIAS).

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