THE JEWISH NEWS
'Friday,' March 15, 1946
Mrs. Hattie Winkelman Dies
Broadcast Goodwill Messages
Mrs. Hattie Winkelman of 2842
W. Philadelphia, prominent De-
troiter, a member of Shaarey
Zedek and Hadassah, died March
5 at the age of 76. .
Born in Germany, she w_as
brought to the •United Stakes as
a child. Before moving to De-
-"troit, she resided in Manistique
from 1890 to 1921. -
Funeral services -were held
-March 7 at Kaufman Funeral
lio-rne on Dexter. Burial was in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Surviving her are four sons,
: Leon and Isadore who operate
the Winkelman Bros. Apparel,
Inc.; Alvin of Port Huron and
Heiman of Chicago; five sisters,
-Mrs. Dora Weisner, Mrs. Bertha
-Rothstein, Mrs. G. Ginsburg,
Mrs. Ralph Hibler „and, Mrs.
Rachel Friedman of. England;
The Detroit Round Table of Catholics, Jews and Protestants
`three brothers, - Max, Julius and presented
a special•BrOtherhood Week broadcast over Radio Station
Joe Friedman of England.
WJR. The participants were:
(Left to right) : the Rev. Benjamin F. Holmes, Minister, West-
lawn: Methodist Church; Father Joseph Foley; SJ., student counsellor
of the University of Detroit, and Rabbi Morris Adler, Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
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Obituaries
Word. has be_en received of
the death laSt week of PAUL
KURLANDER. of .Los Angeles,
husband of the former Billie'Kur-
'ander of 'Detroit and brother
of Rosaline Kurlander. •
New Book Reviews Gift to Aid Plastics
Zolli's- Conversion Research in Palestine
We have yet to hear the end of
i
the Zolli Chapter in post-World
SARAH ESTHER :DOLINA of Wat II history.
2964 Webb-died Feb: 28 at Grace
Those: who believed that the
HoSpital.' FUnefal• services were
-episode
is closed have another
held ,March - .3. SurViVing .are a
son George of ,Miarni., Fla.; three gueis coming-especially in view
daughters; Mrs. Rena - Gaberinan of the appearance of Dr. -Louis I.
of New-York, Mrs. jeanette Gal- - .Newman's "A 'Chief Rabbi'' of
lant • 'and Mrs. Mildred Gross of
Rome Becomes a Catholic: A
Detroit; "six grandchildren and
Study in Fright and Spite,"
four great-grandchildren.
which has•_.come
a a a
. off the Rena-
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JACOB ROSENBERG, 79, of scene Press,::% Blo'ch Publishing
2685 Sturtevant, died March 1. CO., 31'W, 3Ist -St, New York.
Funeral services were held at
;Dealing; - , With • the surprising
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Chesed Shel Emes, March 3, Rab-
news: of the. conversion to Ca-
bi Eisenman and ;Rabbi V. Gins-
burg of New York officiating. *1(J-heists' ,'of Israel Zolli of the
Burial was in Turover cemetery. Great' Synagogue of Rome, Italy,
He leaves his widow, Dora; three Rabbi - Newman of Temple
sons, Samuel, Nathan and Henry; Itodeph Sholern, New York, of-
one daughter, Mrs. Belle Gold- - fers answers to the background
enberg; one brother, Barnett, of... of - Zorn • arid the implications of
New York; three grandchildren, his apostasy.
Arline and Jack Goldenberg and
Dr: -Newinan describes the his-
Robert Rosenberg.
tory of the JewS of ROme under
a a
Fascist rule: He deals with the
FANNY .SOMKIN, 2917 Puri7 rabbinate of the late Angelo
tan, died March 7. Services were Sacerdoti f and --of- David • Prato
held Sunday at Ira Kaufman Fu- who has again assumed the post
neral Chapel. Rabbi L. Levin and of Chief Rabbi. He deals es-
Cantor H. Adler officiated. She pecially with the anti-Zionist at-
leaves her husband, Ben; a daugh- titudes of the pro-Fascists "Ital-
ter, Mrs. N. J. Kapetansky, and ians of the Jewish • Religion"
tl sister, Mrs. Esther Warren. In-. whom he compares with the
terment was in Clover Hill Park American Council for Judaism,
Cemetery.
and portrays the succession of
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a a a
events which led to Prato's resig-,
SAMUEL LAPIDES, 2636 Cal- nation and Zolli's succession to
vert, died March 9. Services were his post.
held at Ira Kaufman Funeral
The apostasy of Zolli is dealt
Chapel, on Sunday with Rabbi
by Rabbi Newman in the light of
Rosenthal and Cantor Sonenklar
world affairs as they affected
officiating. He leaves his sister,
Jewish communities. :He offerS a
Mrs. Een.Malcow, and a brother, psychiatric study of Zolli and' his
Isadore, of Tucson, Ariz.
book is a record of heroism,
a a *
martyrdom,. intrigue, assassina-
LENA _WOOLF of 1960 Cle- tion, conspiracy, weakness and
ments died Feb. 28. Funeral betrayal.
services were held March 1. In-
terment was in Independent De-
troit Lodge Cemetery. Rabbi Adult Jewish Studies
Harold Rosenthal officiated. Sur- Academy Parley Mar. 24
viving her are three daughters,
Mrs. Sarah Wohi, Mrs. Kate
NEW YORK-Dr. Israel M.
Jackson and Mrs. Irene Faber; Goldman, director of the National
five sons, Julius, Ben, Harry Academy of Adult Jewish
and Sam of Detroit and Michael Studies, conducted under the aus-
of Passaic, N. J.,; 25 grandchil- pices of the Jewish Theological
dren and 17 great-grandchildren. Seminary of America, the Rab-
binical Assembly of America, and
IN MEMORIAM
the United Synagogue of Ameri-
In loving memory of our be- ca, in cooperation with the Na-
loved sister, Eleanor Velick tional Federation of Jewish Men's
Epstein, who left us one year Clubs and the Women's League
ago, March 16, 1945.
of the United Synagogue, has an-
Sadly missed by her brothers nounced the academy's fifth an-
and sister, Alex, Casper and Ida. niversary conference on "New
Directions for Adult Jewish Edu-
cation," to be held at the Semin-
Respect!
ary here Sunday, March 24.
The aim of the conference is to
By Dora Gladstone Tracht
Rise, 0 Israel: and come to the fore, reconsider the need for and the
Unite yourselves, as in days of yore. problems of adult Jewish educa-
Pharaoh once again laughs in his tomb.
He thinks you are weak, ready to tion of the postwar period and- to
succumb.
survey the possibilities of its fur-
Little he knows the strength of your
ther extension.
will.
R-
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For with our people. defeat is nil.
The hope of our future lies in Pales-
tine,
Refuge-but as a state, respect is
theme.
The mirage must be lifted, our voices
heard
Alone it cannot be done, each soul
-must say a word.
We gave our blood, we gave our tears.
Unless Palestine is ours, history re-
peats in year*. '
LEHMAN QUITS UNRRA
Former Gov. Herbert H. Leh-
man of New York was reported
on Wednesday to have quit his
post as director general of
Ul\TRA. Health 'reasons were
given- for his - resignation.
NEW YORK-The industrial
development of Jewish Palestine
will be furthered . considerably
by the introduction -'of ;plastics,
the new industry Which has "made
Such•.great strideS, in the western
world,. as .... a result of_ scientific
research to.. be • pursued . at the
Weizmann Institute of -Science,
soon to be erected and equipped
at Rehovoth, Palestine.
This new development will be
the objective of a- Plastics. Re-
search Institute, for the establish-
ment of • which Harry and Louis
Levine, industrialists of Leomin-:
ster, Mass., have donated $100,000
to the American Committee for
the Weizmann Institute of
Science.
Marian Anderson's Concert
In Detroit on March 25
Glancing back over the years
from the pinna'cle of .her twelfth
American season, Miss Marian
Anderson, who will appear at
Masonic Auditorium on Monday
evening, March 25, remembers
the first of her European tours.
A Swedish manager, hearing of
her in Berlin in 1930 ; declared,
"An American girl with the
name • of Anderson must be a
success in. Sweden," After her
first concert he changed his
mind: the name didn't matter.
In one season the young • contral7
to gave 112 concerts:, sometimes
singing eight times in nine days..
On her first trip-to the Soviet
Union her train was held up
at the border while the Russian
customs officials played for 'their
own delight the entire collec-
tion of her - recordings.
Zionist
Week Proclaimed,
Seek 250,000 ZOA Members
NEW YORK-The eight-day
period of March 17 through 24
has been proclaimed as Zionist
Enrollment Week dedicated to
the "mobilization of all seg-
ments of the Jewish commun-
ity within the ranks of the Zion-
ist Organization of America," na-
tional headquarters of the ZOA
announced here.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Martha
Marcus Kallush, her beloved hus-
band and father wish to thank
their relatives and friends for the
kindnesses shown them in their
recent bereavement.
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IRA KAUFMAN]
CHAPEL AND PARLORS
•41• DEXTER SOULEYARD
TYLER 7-4520
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Classified Advertisements
LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone
up to 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line. Minimum charge 50c.
RANDOLPH 6558 or RANDOLPH 7956
WIDOW and adult daughter desperate-
ly 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.
FAMILY of 3 desire to share or sub-let
flat, house, or apt. from April 15 to
June 1; , references. TO. 5-8683.
A PHYSICIAN, ex-major, needs 3 or 4
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, for
himself and his mother. TO. 5-8667.
SAILOR just arrived from overseas
duty in Pacific, permanently sta-
tioned in Detroit for 2 years or more,
urgently needs 3 to 5 room fiat or
apt., for wife and 2-month-old baby.
Box 57, THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114
• Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26.
ROOM for rent; young lady or gentle-
man; all conveniences; unlimited
phone. TY. 5-0688.
SITUATION WANTED-Male. Seeking
permanent position selling men's
shoes and furnishings; have 18 years
experience; can also manage depart-
ment or store; excellent references.
TO. 6-7748.
WANTED by widow returning froM
Florida, room in clean home with
some kitchen privileges; best of ref-
erences furnished; N. W. section pre-
ferred. Call between 6 and .8 eve-
nings, all day Sunday, HO. 8928.
PLEASE help veteran and wife; ur-
gently wanted to rent, 2, 3, 4 or 5
rooms, or what have you ,income or
apt., furnished or unfurnished. DA.
6137.
VETERAN and family of 4 adults ur-
gently in need of 6-room fiat or
house. MA. 8735.
WILL exchange beautiful 5-room upper
fiat, gas heated, newly decorated, for
2 or 3 bedroom income, flat or house;'
N. W. section. TO. 5-8052.
PAINTING and decorating; good work
and material; estimates carefully giv-
en. TO. 4936.
WANTED, man or woman for room and
board in orthodox JeWish honie. 1660
Lee Place.
EXPERIENCED teacher of piano, U. of
M. graduate, children and adults; be-
ginners; also those who are further
advanced. TY. 6-6455.
RELIABLE family of three adults want'
to rent apt., income or flat; bank and RETURNED veteran desires room in
business references. NO. 0030.
N. W. section; references. Phone:
SINGLE veteran desires quiet room in-
refined home; $3 per week: N.- W.
section. Box 67, THE JEWISH
NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., De
troit 26.
VETERAN, dental technician, wants
part-time work evenings. Box 79;
THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Penobscot
Bldg., Detroit 26.
ROOM to rent; suitable for employed
couple or two gentlemen; veteran pre-
ferred; excellent transportation. TY.
- 7-0497.
APPOLINE; 18094, south of 7-Mile Rd.
-6 room, 2 story brick Colonial;
Briar Hill Stone, terrace', 1st floor
lavatory, 3 large bedrooms, colored
tile bathroom and kitchen', gas air
conditioned heat, natural fireplace;
occupancy March 31. Will sell equity
for $7,700 cash. Owner. '
EXCHANGE 6-room upper flat, gas
hea“ Fullerton-Dexter, for 5- or b-
room fiat. 2977 Fullerton.
I, DOCTOR, VETERAN have hunted
and advertised for months. Can some
kind-hearted person offer place to
rent? TY. 4-3673:
ROOM for rent in private home of 3
adults. Excellent location and trans-
portation. TO. 7-7866.
WANTED-Secretary to executive, Jew-
ish Social Agencies. Must be experi-
enced and able. Box 110. THE JEW-
ISH NEWS. 2114 Penobscot . Bldg.,
_Detroit 26, Mich.
GLAMOUR FOR SALE
SPRING is around the corner. We
have in stock corselets and 2 piece.
garments. Also all types of junior .
garments.
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MOORE'S CORSET SHOP •
9015 Twelfth Street
COMPLETE PAINTING and
DECORATING SERVICE
by skilled craftsman. • Expert on
colors. Specializing in fine residen-
tial work. •
FOR FREE ESTIMATES •
CALL UN. 1-3265
Sale - Apartments
"BROTHER, YOU SHOULD
WORRRY"
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about Rent Control. Sooner-or later -
Supply & Demand will again func-
tion, then your golden reward. Re-
Member you're buying real estate,
not the OPA. See Mr. Bedford for
Facts and Figures.
Grd. Blvd. 50 apts., 2-3 rms., mar-
ble lobby, elevator, new refrig.,
new stoves, tiled baths. showers,
stoker, rent $31,500, should be $50,-
Original construction cost
000.
Foreclosed price only
$329,000.
$185,000. Terms, $65,000.
Beauty, 34 apts., 3-5 rms. Large
lobby. marble stairs. Rent $17,300,
should be $30,000. $200,000 bldg.
job. Only $110,000.
Pennsylvania-8 apt., • all 3 rms.
quality bldg., like new. Stoker, 3
car gar., also 50 ft. lot. 2 car gar.
Nets $4,000. Snap, $26,500. Terms
$11,500, payments, $150.
Step to Fisher Bldg. .Million dollar
frontage, 20 lovely 3 rm. apts., new
stoves, new refrig., new stoker.
Nets $7,000. Entire price, $65,000-
terms, $25,000 to our new 412 per-
cent mtge.
Frankfort, choice 9 apt., 3 rms.,
$36,000.
Dickerson, 14 apt., 2-3 rms., $46,000
cash.
Homer Warren & Co.
DIME BLDG.
CA. 0321
WE SPECIALIZE IN THE
MANAGEMENT OF APARTMENTS
R ECEPTACLES
Garbage, Ash and Rubbage, Reinforced
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
Priced Right.
AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE CO.
Kenilwistb,
Lefkofsky, TO. 6-9335.
FOR SALE-Lady's cocktail ring;- pri-
vate party. TO. 8-8972.
EMPLOYED couple, professionals, de-
sire furnished or unfurnished apt.;
excellent references. Mrs. Barbas,
CA, 2300; evenings, TE. .1-2497.
BUSINESS man wants to rent 2. or 3
bedroom flat or house; three adults;'
could exchange 2 bedroom apt. with
porch. TY. 4-7583.
HAVE 2-room apt., 3320 Chicago, to
exchange for income or larger_ apt. in
N. W. section. TY. 4-3496.
OVERSEAS veteran, desires full time
job; B. S. 'degree, Wayne University;
age 23;. capable, industrious; inter-
. ested in.sales position or office work ;
or what can you offer? 1608 Pingree,
TR. 27-5949,
FURNISHED room. 2030 Hazelwood;'
gentleman preferred. TY. 6-3268.
VETERAN 'desires work on Saturdays;'
college degree; . experienced social
worker: sales work acceptable.. Phone
TO. 56632 after 7 p. m. Ask for
BEATRICE MOSS, piano teacher. 9234
Dexter, TY. 6-180-1.
FURNISHED room in modern hortie to
rent to gentleman or working couple;'
located on Richton between Lawton
and Wildemere. TO. 8-1990.
VETERAN and. wife .desperately in
need of apt. ; N. W. section. Call A.:
Kramer, TE. 1-8600.
PANTING and decorating; • interior
and exterior; neat work; colors to
suit your taste. Paul Broad, TO. 5-
. .1276.
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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. TH-E JEWISH NEWS. 2114
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26. RA. 7596.
ELDERLY Jewish lady wants 1, .2. - or 3
- room apt. in N.W. section.
TO.
• 7-5530.
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INCOME TAX returns properly filed
by notary public. Afternoons and
evenings. Louis T. Klein, 10017 Cas.
cade. TY. 5-6641.
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.
.04
DUPONT French Cleaners, 7671 W. Mee
Nichols, cor. Santa Barbara. U/4.:
3-2900. We call for and deliver. One
day service.
BUILDER, to build and finance 1-story)
store-type building, 64 ft. by 104 ft.,
on West Davison, 'between Linwood(
and Dexter. For information call TO.,
8-3773.
LAMP REPAIRS
Ofd style floor and table lamps brought 1811
to date. Vases made into lamps. Parts for
all lamps. Broken glass and porcelain NOM
restored. Also 3-Way and Fluorescent.
Lamp Shades Made and Re - Covered
LAMP REPAIR SERVICE
TO 8-3773
TO, 8 4449
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