Friday, December. 21, 1945
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Rabbi Cohen's 'Letters'
In 'All God's Children'
In Loving Memory
Of Cpl. Bill Sampson
in loving memory of our dear
son, Cpl. William (Sonny) Samp-
son, radio operator, gunner on a
. B,26 Bomber, who was killed on
Dec. '23, 1944, while flying over
Germany.
: Cpl. Sampson. was 20 and he
was awarded the • Air Medal; also
the Presidential Unit Citation.
He. completed seven missions and
was with the Ninth Air Force in
France.
He was graduated from Cen-
tral High in • Jan. 1943 and re-
ceived his Jewish • education
front the Kadaroah Hebrew
School.•
Sonny is sadly missed by his
parents and grandparents.
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Petegorsky Director
of Jewish Congress
NEW YORK - Postwar plans
of the American Jewish Congress
Will be under the supervision of
the newly appointed executive
director, Dr. DaVid W. Petegor,
sky, it was announced by Dr.
Stephen S. Wise, president of
The Congress. In addition, Dr.
Wise announced the appointment
of Will MasloW as director of
the commission on economic
- discrimination and the corrimis
sion on law and legislation.
Dr. Ketai Announces
New Office on Dexter
Dr. Norbert H. Ketai, foot spe-
cialist and chiropodist, former-
ly : of 12700 Dexter, will receive
his friends at his new and larger
offices at 12362 Dexter, Dec. 22.
The Jewish News last week an-
nounced in error that he had re-
turned from service, when it
meant that Dr. Ketai has a broth-
er, Mitchell R., in serviCe, an
engineer with the quartermaster
.division in France.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Mrs. Sadie
Goldberg who passed _away "a
year ago on 6th day of Taves,
Dec. 22.
Sadly missed ' missed ..by her.
mother,. Mrs: . Bessie ,Lehrman,
and sisters, Mrs: W. SilVer and
Mrs. A. Daniels.
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5V/1:51-1 NEWS
Page Nineteen
Margulies Resigns
His Congress Post
In the bulletin of the Cleve-
land Jewish Center, of which he
is the rabbi,. Rabbi • Armond E.
Cohen was in.the habit of writing
periodic anonymous letters on
Various subjects covering issues
affecting Jews as Jews . and as
citizens, and relating to the needs
and issues of the community at
large.
Obituaries
Morris Margulies, speaker, so-
cial worker and organizer, who
for 10 years had served as execu-
tive director of the Zionist Or- .
ganization of America, tendered
These letters became popular,
there was a demand for them
and the result is their publica-
tion in a single volume, under
the title "All God's Children."
This book haS just been pub-
lished by the Macmillan Co.
It is an interesting compila-
tion. It deals with,. Palestine and
Diaspora, the . prayerbook and
good will movements, racial dis-
crimination. and Jewish attitudes
towards Jesus and Christianity.
This book will have value for
all-in the home and in the
school, in view of Rabbi Cohen's
MORRIS MARGULIES
interesting approach to the prOb-
lems he deals with, and his fine his resignation as secretary for
style of writing.
organization of the American
JeWish Congress, which in the
past he helped to organize and
which he has recently served in
this -capacity for three years.
50,000 Kiev Jews
Back' from. Interior
KIEV, (JTA)-More than 50,-
000 Jews have returned here
from the interior of the Soviet
Union to which they were evacu-
ated when the Nazis overran the
Ukraine, and the Jeviish com-
munity organization has been
revived. Before the German in-
vasion, more than 150,000 Jews
lived here.
Upon their return to Kiev re-
ligious Jews found that all syna-
gogues were in ruins and not a
single Sefer -Torah . or prayer
book could be found in the city.
Everything had been destroyed
by the. Germans.
Palestine's Industry
Operated at Capacity
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On the occasion of his depar-
ture from the work of the Con-
gress, his colleagues of the staff
of the organization tendered him
a luncheon at Hotel Henry Hud.:
son, New York, and which was
attended by 100 persons' includ-
ing some of the officers of the
Congress. Among the speakers
were Rabbi Irving Miller, chair-
man of the executive committee
who presided, Dr. Stephen' S.
Wise, president of the Congress,
Dr. Samuel Margoshes, Baruch
Zuckerman, Samuel Caplan, Me-
•nachim Boraiso, Bernard G.
Richards, Dr. David Petegorsky,
and Fran
_ k Leff, who- spoke in be-
half of the staff and presented
the' guest of honor with a gift.
Fischel Contributes
Fund to Yeshiva
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LOANS
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MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
FIXTURES
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TRUCKS • TRAILERS
PLEASURE CARS
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QUICK SERVICE
MONEY WITHIN HOURS
UNION
Luise. Rainer writes from New
'York that she is' returning to the
stage shortly to star in the Shu.:
bert-Leventhal Production of "A
Gift for the Bride," a play by
Andrew Solt.
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INVESTMENT CO.
26th Year
320 Fort St. West
CHerry '7474
HARRY • FISCHEL
per • annum in perpetuity, cor-
responding' to a capital invest,
ment. of a minimum of $250,000
and to be devoted to the estab-
lishment of a Summer School of
Higher Jewish Studies, was an-
nounced by Dr. Samuel Belkin;
president of the institution. The
organization of this school is in
line with Yeshiva College's re
cently announced expansion pro-
graM designed to make it the
first 'University in AmeriCa un.. 7
der Jewish' auspices.
CHAPEL AND PARLORS
9410 DEXTER BOULEVARD
TYLER 7-4520
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WANTED-Middle-aged woman f o r
light housework, in 'exchange for
home and small wages. UN. 3-6153.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS JOB
as companion to woman going south
or west. Sunday from 2 to 6, TO.
5-7166.
NICELY furnished room. Quiet farn-
ily. .TY-. 6-8289. ,
COOK wanted
for the Jewish Home
for Aged. Must oberve Kashrith.
Good. salary. 11501 Petoskey.
WILL exchange unusually attractive
modern four room apt. in N. W. sec-
tion for 3 or 4 bedroom flat in same
location. Box 237, THE JEWISH
NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., De-
troit 26.
WANTED, apt., income, or flat. Des-
perately needed by veteran, wife and
baby. N. W. section. DA. 2427.
CARPENTER work of all kinds. Kichen
remodeling a specialty. TR. 2-2636.
NEW ADDRESS
Office of Council of Orthodox. Rabbis
and Merkaz, 9105 Linwood Ave., TY.
6-8906; .Open week days from 12-5
p. m.
FOR better wall washing call James
Ruisell, TO. 6-4005, 526 Belmont.
FREE COOK BOOK. Secure two new
paid subscribers to THE JEWISH
NEWS and you will receive without
charge a copy of Mildred Grosberg
Bel1in's $2.50 cloth-bound Jewish
Cook "Book. Remit for subscriptions
to THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Pen-
.. obscot. Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
FURNISHED room for middle-aged
woman. • Kitchen privileges. 1536 W.
Euclid.
WILL rent nice room to young girl ' or
young couple. Near 7-Mile bus. 19352
Roselawn, UN. 1-0982.
LEAVING for Miami, Florida, Tues-
day,. Dec:.25, can accommodate two
passengers. TY. 4,7545.
TYPEWRITING and • mimeographing
• done• in my home. Efficient work.
TY. • 4-0781.
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NICELY furnished room for employed
• gentleman. Garage. Small family.
TO, 7-5628.
MAX SHRODECK of 2325 E.
Grand BlVd. died Dec. 12 . while WILL share my apt. or rent room to
employed lady. Good transportation.
enroute - to California. Services
Kitchen privileges. TO. 7-5640 or
were held at Lewis Bros. Sunday.
TY. .4-3115.
Surviving are his wife, Eva; a
son, Isadore L.; a daughter, Mrs. LARGE room. Gentleman ; unlimited
phone. 2025 Taylor, upper. . TY.
Jules Pierce, and a granddaugh-
4-7433. •
ter.
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CAN you help us? Desperately need 3
room apt. or income. N. W. section.
JOSEPH HARRIS, 90, former-
Veteran.. aid wife. TO. 8-8666.
ly of Cincinnati, died here. His
remains' were shipped from CONVERT your coal burning furnace
to gas heat. Installed by factory
Lewis Bros. , for burial, in Cin-
trained men. Inferno Burner Co.,
cinnati. He is survived by his • TY.
5-5356.
nephew, Harold N. Harris, and
nieces, Mrs. David Schiller . and WILL exchange, large beautiful 6-room
flat oil heated for 2 bedroom Opt. or
Mrs. Joseph Harris of Los Angel-
income. Dexter vicinity.. TO. 8-8463.
es.
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WANTED,. 2-bedroom apt. for family
of 4-2 . daughters. Reliable. Fur-
SARAH WOLPIN; 84, of 2464
LaBelle, died Dec. 12. The body . -. nished, unfUrnished, or will purchase
fUrnitlire.• Phone S. S. at MA. 3550.
was ' shipped from Lewis Bros
for burial in New York. , Surviv- WANTED, room for serviceman's wife
and child with kitchen privileges.
ing are her children, Charles,
N. W. section. TO. 8-2484.
Samuel, Albert, Isidore, and Sid-
ne3r,. Mrs. Julia Libowitz and .
, GIRDLES, GIRDLES .
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Mrs, Anna ,Altman.'
Year - end sale. $2.50 brassieres for
.$1,95 ; 'elastic girdles. $3 value for
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FELIX SCHNEIDER, 30, of • $1.84; $5 ,girdles for $3.95; $4 girdles
for. $2:75. Mtiore's Corset Shop. We
4224 - Waverly, died Dec: 11. Fu-
make your figure young again. All
neral . seryices were held at Lew-
types of girdles and corselets made
is Bros. Friday. A native of
to. order. . 9015 Twelfth.
Chicago. he lived most of his life
in Detroit 'and was an employee TO RENT,: nice large airy room,
home of middle-aged couple. Ex-
of the City Health Department.
cellent transportation. 2643 Rich-
He is survived by his wife, Nor-
ton. TO. 5-6715.
ma; a son, David; parents, Mr.
and Mra . B. Schneider, and sis- CAST OFF clothing wanted. Get $1
to $50 for men's suits and ove• coats.
ters, MarCella and Mrs. S. Bloch.
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Dr.' Belkin revealed that the
gift was being made by Harry
Fischel,' retired builder and real-
tor of 910 Park Avenue, New
York, president . of the fOunda-.
tion. Mr. Fischel is one of the
Most distinguished layinen of the
American Orthodox Jewith corn-
Munity, with a record of more'
than 50 yeast of communal and
philanthropic actiVity.
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I IRA KAUFMAN
4,
ISADORE TANANBAUM, 637
Alger, died . Dec., 12. Services
were held Thursday at Ira Kauf
man funeral home. Rabbi Ungar
and Cantor Sonenklar officiated.
He leaves his wife, Rose; two
sons, Sol and David; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sidney A. Desow and
Mrs. Abe Scheer; two brothers,
Sam and Morris of Chicago. In-
terment was in Machpelah ceme-
tery.
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ABRAHAM 0. BLOCK, 3330
Buena Vista, died Dec. 10 in Los
Angeles. Services were held Sun-
day at Ira Kaufman funeral
home. Rabbi Stollman and Can-
tor Adler officiated. He leaves
his wife, Mary; three daughters,
Mrs. Joel W. Josephson, Mrs.
Julius Mehler and Mrs. Sol Krie-
ger of California. Interment was
in Clover Hill Park cemetery.
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MRS. ANNA ROTH, 83, died
Dec. 14. Services were held Sun-
day at Ira Kaufman funeral
home. Rabbi Hoberman officiat-
ed. She leaves her sons, Max,
Sam, Harry, George and Alex;
a daughter, Mrs. Bernard Shiner.
Interment was in Machpelah.
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HYMAN GREEN, late of Buf-
falo, N. Y., died Dec. 15. Ser-
vices were held Sunday at Kauf-
man funeral home. Rabbi Silver
and Cantor - Sonenklar officiated.
He leaves' his. father, Solomon
Grevnin, and two brothers, Har
ry and Ruben Grevnin. Inter-
ment was in Machpelah.
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ABRAHAM PIVNICK, 3210
Burlingame, died Dec. 15. Ser-
vices were held Sunday at ICauf-
man funeral home. Rabbi Hober-
man officiated. He leaves his
wife, Esther; son, Ben; daughter,
Mrs. Harold Horowitz of Cleve-
land; sister, Mrs. Meyer Levin-
ton. Interment was in Machpe-
lah.
Palestine's economic structure
is being strengthened by the
steady development of industry
and agriculture, it is indicated in
A contribution by the Harry
the 19th annual report of the Fischel Foundation to Yeshiva
Palestine Corporation, largest
American business - enterprise in and Yeshiva College, of $10,000
that Country, made ,public by
'Robert Szold, chairman of: 'the
board of directors.
The consolidated balance sheet
of the Corporation for the year
1944 shows a net' profit of $78,-
392.71 or $7.56 per share of com-
mon stock outStanding 'on De-
cember 31, 1944 : . .
reports
submitted to stockholders are
Prepared on an accrual basis and
include undiStribUted profits of
-wholly-owned Palestine subsid-
iaries.
CARD OF THANKS
, The family. of the late Rev.
Samuel Mogil wishes to take
thiS opportunity to express our
gratitude and appreciation to
our relatives and friends for the
sympathy - : and understanding
sh.own us at the time of our re-
cent bereavement. We especi.
ally_ Wish to.. thank Rabbi Isaac
Stollrrian; Rey. Anton A. Rosen-
feld, .the Vaad . HorabOnim, the
Vaad Horabonim„ the Cantors'
Association,. the , Halevy Singing.
Society and the Yiddish Folks SePhardic Jews in Mexico
Contribute to
J. N 'F.
Verein.
MEXICO, D. F.-A special ef-
fOrt among the Sephardic JeWs
PAINTING
of Mexico :in behal
f of the Pales-
DECORATING.
tine Land Redemption program
PAPERHANGING
. of the Jewish National Fund and
-Homes - Stores - Offices
the establishment of closer con-
Every Job Insured & Guaranteed
tact with leading political per-
Abraham Ludwig T.Y. 6-8348
sonalities in Latin American
Harry Sussman
TY. 7-4448
countries were the result of a
visit here by Mrs. Rachel S. Yar-
deli, director 'of. the Latin Amer-
ican department at the New York
BUSINESS
office of 'the Jewish Agency for
or
Palestine, who has just completed
her visit here in response to an
INDIVIDUAL
invitation by the. Jewish. National
•Fund of Mexico of which Theo-
dore Resnikoff is president.
CLASSIFIED
MORRIS PODOLSKY, 60, of LINERS accepted from responsible
2053 Pingree, -died Dec. 10. Fu- 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line.
neral services were held Dec. 13 firms or persons by telephone up to
at Kaufman Funeral Home. Burial Minimum charge 50e.
was .in Machpelah Cemetery. A
' 'RAndolph 7956
resident , here for 35 years, he
operated the Graystone Laundry
and •Cleaning Co. He is survived
IMPORTANT NOTICE
by his wife, Gussie; a son, Capt.
In justice 'to the many pee-
Harold .of the army; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Isadore Shumaker and- p/e who are not in position_ to
Mrs. Harry Becker.
pay rewards when seeking to
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rent homes, with special con-
SAMUEL J. RHINESTON, '70, sideration for servicemen, The
Jewish News henceforth will
of 2313 Gladstone,. died Dec. 7.
refuse to accept classified ad-
Burial was in Machpelah Ceme-
vertisements offering rewards.
tery. Rabbi WOhlgelernter offi-
ciated. Surviving are his wife,
Celia; children, Ray, Harry L.,
Jack, Max, Mrs. Louis J. Soffer- 5-ROOM FLAT on Longfellow, to ex-
change for 2- or 3-room apartment
in and Mrs. Renee Rochelle, and
in northwest section. MA. 5515.
four grandchildren.
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Autobiography of Sol Llurok,
the inipresario; has. been aCquired
•by 20th Century-Fox studio and
will be produced in• technicolor
TE. 1-9162.
by beorge Jessel with Gregory
RECEPTACLES
TO SHARE apartment. Middle-aged
Ratoff holding down the direc- Garbage,
share :their apartment
couple, will share
Ash and Rubbage Reinforced,
torial chore. Georgie, by the Way
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
with . congenial couple, no children,
. Priced' Right.
has Started writing a biography
in eXelitrige "for wife's sE rviees.
of the .date Gus Edwards, and all-
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AMERICAN
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proceeds of the book's sales are
RECEPTACLE* CO.
APARTMENT to share for ernp?:„ed
to go fo the"star maker's7 widoW. 579 lienilviorth
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TO. 8-5889
young couple. DA. 2801.
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