Friday, March 8, 1946
Obituaries
MRS. SARAH AGREE, 63, of
2655 Tuxedo, died March 1.
Funeral services were held Sun-
day at Chesed shel Emes.
Founder of the Pliskow Family
Association, she is survived by
her husband, six daughters, Mrs.
Paul Camiener, Mrs. Jack Flusty,
Mrs. Neil MacDougall, Mrs. Ben
Kronmel, Miss Minnette Agree,
all of Detroit, and Mrs. Jack Gold
of Hollywood, Calif.; three sons,
Louis Garfield, of Lorain, Ohio.;
Max Garfield, who recently re-
turned from overseas with the
Canadian Army, and Allan G.
Agree; two sisters, Mrs. Abra-
ham Camiener, of Detroit; Mrs.
Ely Mottow of Boston; a brother,
Meyer Pliskow, of Halifax, Nova
Scotia, and 11 grandchildren.
U. S. Consulates
Unprepared to
Give Out Visas
FRANKFORT, (J T A) - Al-
though it had been announced
in Washington that American
consulates would open in Stutt-
gart and Munich March 1 to ac-
cept applications for visas from
refugees and displaced persons
wishing to settle in the U. S.,
actually those consulates will not
be ready to function for several
weeks.
South African JWA
Renews Its JDC
Relief Agreement
Bund Leaders Bring
Report from Poland
AARON M. KATZ
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Medalie Dies Classified Advertisements
LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone
up to 10 a..m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line. Minimum charge 50c.
New York Jurist Was One of
American Jewry's Out-
standing Leaders
RANDOLPH 6558 or RANDOLPH 7956
6 Offices to Be Opened
American Jewry lost one of its
Soon in Germany to Ac-
outstanding leaders in the death
cept Applications
on Tuesday in Albany, N. Y.,. of
The consuls sent to those cities
have not yet secured adequate
office space, personnel, applica-
* * *
tion blanks and other official
AARON J. SIDORSKY, of 2675 forms necessary to start opera-
Rochester, husband of Rose, tions.
father of Mrs. Judith Grenell
All six U. S. consulates that
and Mrs. Rebecca Levy, died Feb. eventually will be opened in
26. Services were held at Lewis Germany will accept personal
Bros. Rabbi Morris Adler offi- affidavits from applicants for
ciated.
visas in lieu of documents such
as birth certificates, passports
and marriage certificates, which,
in most cases, have been lost in
concentration camps or while
fleeing the Nazis.
Judge Simon H. Rifkind, ad-
viser on Jewish affairs to Gen.
McNarney, U. S. commanding
Renewal of the agreement un-
general in Europe, is planning to
der which the South African Jew-
return to the U. S., around the
ish War Appeal- of the Union of
middle of March, he said today.
South Africa participates in the
- extensive' relief and rehabilita-
tion • activities of the American Ruling on Issuance of Visas
Hits Jewish "Infiltrees"
Jewish Joint Distribution Com-
WASHINGTON, (JTA) - The
mittee on. behalf of _ distressed
Jewish survivors has been an- State Department today told the
nounced by Edward M. M. War- Jewish Telegraphic Agency that
the reason that Dec. 22, 1945 was
burgy . chairman of- the JDC.
set as the date on which displac-
Under the terms of the agree-
ed Jews must have been resident
ment,_the Same, as the one sign-
in
the American zone in Germany
ed a year - ago, the South African
in order to be eligible to apply
group will contribute a minim-
um
. Of . $1,600,000 to the JD
_ C. The for U. S. visas, was because on
agreement runs to May 1, 1947. that day President Truman is-
Officers of the Jewish War Ap- sued his directive for speeding
peal include A. S. Hersov, presi- the immigration of refugees.
The Visa Division of the De-
dent; M. Alexander, - vice-presi-
dent;.- H. Landau, chairman; G. partment explained that unless
Osrin, secretary; Lee Feit, honor- a specific date had been set, dis-
placed persons from all over
ary treasurer.
would have flocked into the U.S.
zone. Those who arrived after
Civic tight Opero Presents
Dec. 22, a spokesman said, will
Herhert's• `Naughty '- Marietta"
have to wait their turn until all
Victor Herbert's highly charm-
of the 160,000 DP's now in the
ing and delightful operetta,
U. S. zone have had an oppor-
"Naughty Marietta," will be the
tunity to apply.
sixth all-star attraction of the
This ruling, in effect, bars
Civic Light Opera Association in
Masonic Auditorium, opening for from U. S. visas most of the Jew-
one week, beginning Tuesday ish infiltrees from Poland who
night, March 12. This inaugurates have arrived in Germany in re-
the second half of the Civic cent months.
Light Opera's third season. The
"Naughty Marietta" engagement
will end Monday night, March
18, and there will be no per-
formance Thursday night, March
14, because of previous audi-
NE WYORK (JTA)-A delega-
torium booking. Matinee and
evening shows will be offered tion of three leaders of the Jew-
ish Socialist Bund of Poland have
Sunday, March 17.
arrived here to report on condi-
tions of Jews in that country and
to obtain aid from Jewish labor
groups in the United States. This
Registered Public Account
is the first group of Jewish rep-
Bookkeeping and
resentatives from liberated Po-
Accounting Service
land to reach this country. The
delegation, composed of Dr.
Phone TY. 6-7673
Michael Szuldenfrei, Solomon
Fiszgrund and Gregor Jaszunski,
are guests of the Jewish Labor
BUSINESS
Committee.
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STENOGRAPHER - Full-time steady
work in real estate office; afternoon
and evening hours. Joseph Rich, TO.
8-3610, ask for Miss Burton.
WANTED-Boy or girl to stay with
children evenings; vicinity Tuxedo
and Dexter. TO. 8-4492.
GIRDLES
New high class merchandise for low
prices!
Elastic girdles and panties from $1.84
and up.
Shantung & Lastex girdles-roll on
and zippers-83.95.
Moore's Corset Shop, 9015 Twelfth St.
EXPERIENCED cook wanted for in-
stitution; must observe Kashruth;
good salary; full rnaintainance; paid
vacation. HO. 6191.
JUDGE GEORGE Z. MEDALIE
dalie of. the New York State
Court of Appeals, at the age of
62.
Mr. Medalie, former head of
the New York Federation of
Jewish Charities, a leader in the
American Jewish Committee,
one-time American Jewish Con-
gress leader; succeeded the late
Justice Irving Lehman to his ju-
dicial post.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New
York was started upon his gang-
busting career by Mr. Medalie
who had suggested his name for
appointment by Gov. Herbert
Lehman as special prosecutor.
Dewey's fame began at that time
and he has often been referred
to as the Medalie-made leader.
Detroit Music Guild
Offers Third Concert
The Detroit Music Guild con-
tinues its successful tenth season
with the third concert in its sub-
scription series, to be held in the
Lecture Hall of the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts next Wednesday.
The concert will feature the
solo clarinet of Marius Fossen-
kemper of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra who makes his first
appearance at a Guild concert.
With him on this program will
be Evelyn Gurvitch, Detroit
pianist, and Emily Mutter Adams
and Jacob Becker, both of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Celeste Cole will sing a group
of Richard Strauss songs.
Other numbers on the program
will include the Brahms Clarinet
Sonata Opus 120 No. 1 in F mi-
nor; the Suite for Violin, Clarinet
and Piano by Darius Milhaud
and the first performance in De-
troit of the new Shostakovitch
Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello.
A few seats will be available
for those who are not subscribers
to the Guild series.
Junior Congregation
Purim Event March 16
The Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek invites its mem-
bers and all high school students
to its Purim festival on Saturday
evening, March 16, in the social
hall of the synagogue. There
will be prizes, refreshments, a
Purim skit and surprises.
Little Hadassah Women's
Wiener Roast This Sunday
Little Women of Hadassah will
have a wienie roast at 5:30 Sun-
day. Members and guests are in-
vited to meet at the Hadassah
office, 9144 Linwood.
On March 23, Little Women
will hold their annual Zold Ball
in the Wayne Room of the Stat-
ler Hotel.
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BUSINESS man wants to rent 2 or 3
bedroom flat or house: three adults;
could exchange 2 bedroom apt. with
porch. TY. 4-7583.
WANTED-Elderly couple to share 5-
room furnished flat with an elderly
lady as a companion. Rent reason-
able. Apply between 1 and 5 Sun-
, day. March 10. 2685 Sturtevant, upper.
WIDOW and adult daughter desper-
ately in need of unfurnished 2, 3 or
4 room apt. in N. W. section by
April 1. Both permanently employed.
Call Lillian Fischer, RA. 9360, Ext.
550, during day and TO. 5-2542 after
6.
REFINED girl under 30 desires to
share apt. with girl who has same.
Call CH. 8080 during day time.
INCOME TAX returns properly filed
by notary public. Afternoons and
evenings. Louis T. Klein. 10017 Cas-
cade. TY. 5-6641.
PAINTING & Decorating. Interior and
exterior. Neat work. Colors to suit
yonr taste. TO. 5-1270.
Old Clothing
Get $1 to $50
For Men's Suits, O'Coats, TuXedos
TE. 1-9162
CARPENTER work of all kinds. Kitch-
en remodeling a specialty. TR. 2-2636.
FOR better wall washing call James
Russell, TO. 6-4005, 526 Belmont.
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS
Gravity gas, or winter air conditioning
furnaces, now available for immediate
installation. Richman Heating Co.,
TO. 8-7161.
DUPONT French Cleaners, 7671 W. Mc-
Nichols, . cor. Santa Barbara. UN.
3-2900. We call for and deliver. One
day service.
WOMAN alone desires to share her
apt. with another woman. Kitchen
privileges. TY. 5-9101.
FREE COOK BOOK OR HISTORY OF
THE JEWS. Secure two paid new
weekly subscribers to THE JEWISH
NEWS at $3 a year, and get either
one of these two important books
free. THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26. RA. 7956.
ELDERLY Jewish lady wants 1, 2, or 3
room apt. in N.W.. section. TO.
7-5530.
ELDERLY lady would like room in
private home, or share apt. with
meals. Call TO. 8-7074.
U. OF M. STUDENT (male} desires
kosher food for week of Pesach in
home of orthodox family in :Ann
Arbor, Box 5S, THE JEWISH
NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., De-
troit 26.
WILL exchange very large, sunny 3-
room front apt. with porch, newly
decorated, Murphy bed ; for 5 or 6-
room income or flat. TY. 4-5463.
RETURNED veteran and wife desire
2 or 3 room furnished or unfur-
nished apt. Mrs. Ashley, RA. 1046,
or TY. 7-8652.
ROOM for rent in private home of
3 adults. Employed woman or girl.
TO. 7-7866.
EMPLOYED couple desires 5 or 6 room
fiat with automatic heat: N. W. sec.
TO. 6-3264. between 5 and 7 p. m.
EXPERIENCED manager for a 5c to
85 store; must be capable of taking
complete charge; good salary and
bonus. For interview call TY. 4-2885.
FOR SALE-Complete 3 piece bedroom
set and .completely furnished living
room; excellent condition. TO. 8-
0159.
LARGE ROOM to rent in nice home;
for employed gentleman; veteran
preferred. Good transportation. Ref-
erences. TY. 4-3456.
WANTED-Room and board for work-
ing mother and one small child and
child who will attend nursery. Moth-
er will arrange working hours to
convenience of boarding home moth-
er; Mrs. -Israel, TR. 2-4080, Monday
through Friday. 9 to 5.
SALESGIRL
Responsible, efficient, for new, high
class, retail candy shop. Good salary,
Chance for advancemnt. HO. 9734.
TO
RENT-Large furnished room in
single home of young couple; for
employed gentleman only. DA. 3533.
REFLNED middle-aged business couple
needs living quarters. Will share a
home or apartment, or room with
light kitchen privileges. Price no
object. References. UN. 2-8761.
Phi/omathic Oratorical
Contest Set for May 16
VETERAN and wife urgently need apt.
or income, furnished or unfurnished;
.no children. TY. 6-5480.
NEAT respectable girl wanted to shal e
hotel apt. TR. 2-5800, ext. 521.
WANTED-Mechanical dentist to form
partnership; no investment; I will
furnish capital. Box 74, THE JEW-
ISH NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg.,
Detroit 26.
WOMAN would like to share her 5-
• room modern flat with couple only;
all conveniences ; must have refer-
ences. RE. 6360.
FOR RENT-Furnished room for young
man or woman. TY. 7-0806.
The Philomathic Debating
Club will hold its 31st annual ATTRACTIVE large room in private
home; suitable for business girl or
oratorical contest on May 16 at
professional woman; references;
the Fred M. Butzel Hall of the
good transportation. TO. 5-7128.
Jewish Community Center, May-
nard Gordon, speak e r, an- ROOM for rent. Young employed girl
preferred; good transportation. TY.
nounces.
6-8918.
The contestants for the gold.
silver and bronze medals are A PHYSICIAN. ex-major, needs 3 or 4
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, for
JaCk Alspector, Jack Briker, Har-
himself and his mother. TO. 5-8667.
old Fine, Alfred Himelson.
Bernard Sloan, and Sherwin
Wine.
SALE-APARTMENTS
Two teams of club members
GOLDEN DAYS
debated Temple Beth El's squad
are here again. We sold millions of
dollars
of
apts. during the 1920's
on Feb. 24 and March 3 on the
at 86,000 to $8.000 per unit. Let
subject of postwar military con-
nothing distract you from today's
life time opportunities.
scription. Temple Beth El de-
5.0 units. Grd. Blvd. Marble lobby,
baters were Morton Simons and
elevator. New stoves. new refrig.,
Joel Hamburger. Philomathic
stoker. Fine cond. Original bldg.
cost
$329,000. Today's cheap rent,
was represented by Alspector,
$31,000. Entire price $185,000.
Driker, Bertram Sandweiss, and
Terms $65.000. Best investment you
will ever see.
Morton Zieve. Both debates
34 units. Luxury Byronwood apt.
were declared a draw.
3-5 rms.. large lobby, marble stairs.
A $250.000 bldg. job. Real value at
only $110,000. Terms $40,000. We
will give $70,000 rage,
WOMEN'S GOLDEN RULE
20
units. Million dollar location.
AID SOCIETY will have its
shadow of Fisher Bldg. Net rent
seventh donor luncheon March
$7.000. Price $65,000. Terms $25,-
000. We will give $40,000 mtge.
12 at Moss' on Joy Rd.
Pennsylvania. Solid brick,
tine cond. All 3 rms. and bath, new
stoker. 3 car gar. Also 50 ft. va-
cant, 2 car gar. Rent $4,000. Price
only $26,500. Terms $11,500. Mr.
Bedford.
8 units.
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tioned in Detroit for 2 years or more,
urgently needs 3 to 5 room flat or
apt., for wife and 2-month-old baby.
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Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26.
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