0

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 10, 1946

Kelsey Pays Tribute
To Flexner Family

In an impressive tribute to the
late Dr. Simon Flexner, W. K.
Kelsey, leading editorial writer
and columnist of the Detroit
News, stated:
"Morris Flexner (the father of
Simon), the Austrian immigrant
who became a Louisville drug-
gist, did well by his adopted
country. It may be profitably
remembered that the same land
produced this Jew—and Hitler!
How many Jews of the Flexner
type may have been lost to the
world by' Hitler's murders!"
In his article, Mr. Kelsey re-
viewed the contributions to this
country and to humanity maw
by the elder Flexner and }
sons, Abraham, Bernard and Si-
mon.

Dr. Flexner Dies

NEW YORK, (JTA) —Dr. Si-
mon Flexner, 83, world famous
bacteriologist an pathologist, who
was director emeritus of the
Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research, died here May 2.
• Dr. Flexner, brother of the
noted educator Abraham Flexner
and of the late Bernard Flexner,
an attorney who was active in
Zionist and Jewish communal af-
fairs, was born in Louisville, Ky.,
in 1863. He was educated at
American and European universi-
ties and became a professor at
Johns Hopkins University in 1891.
He was director of the Rocke-
feller Institute from its founda-
tion in 1903 to 1935. During that
time he also served on many gov-
ernment health missions and was
an officer and director of many
national medical groups. Dr. Flex-
ner was chiefly noted for his con-
tributions to the combatting of
epidemic diseases.

Jewish Flag Saluted by
Russian, Polish Generals

WARSAW (JPS)—Russian and
Polish generals, diplomatic rep-
resentatives and Polish soldiers
saluted the • blue and white flag
displayed on a military occasion
for the first time in Polish his-
tory, during a parade in Stettin
celebrating the first anniversary
of the crossing of the Oder River
by Polish troops. The flag was
carried past the reviewing stand
by members of the Poale Zion,
where it was saluted by Polish
Chief Commander Marshal Aol-
azymierski, his staff, and visiting
Russian generals.
Stettin, near the mouth of the
Oder River, was once Germany's
chief port and naval base on the
Baltic.

Work for and give liberally to
the Allied Jewish Campaign,

RECEPTACLES

Garbage, Ash and Rubbage, Reinforced
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
Priced Right.

AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE CO.

579 Kenilworth

TO. 8-5889

BUSINESS
or
INDIVIDUAL

LOANS

on
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
ACCOUNTS RECEIVAIILE
FIXTURES
• • •
•
TRUCKS • TRAILERS
PLEASURE CARS

•
• •
QUICK SERVICE
MONEY WITHIN HOURS

UNION

Obituaries

MAX SALTER, 44, of .2935 Full-
erton, died last Friday. Funeral
services were held Sunday at
Kaufman Funeral Home. Burial
was in Machpelah. Surviving are
his wife, Frances; two daughters,
Edverna and Gloria; two brothers
Herman of Detroit and Louis of
Toronto; four sisters, Mrs. Max
Weisblood and Mrs: Manuel Hoff-
man of Toronto, Mrs. Charles
Finer and Mrs. Morris Gold of
Detroit; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Salter of Toronto.
* * *
JACOB GROSBERG of 2645
Monterey died April 29. Funeral
services were held at Clover Hill
Cemetery, April 30. Surviving are
his sons, Joseph, Charles, William,
Ben and Harold; daughters, Mrs.
Robert Schwartz and Mrs. Abe
Gurwin.
* * *
JEAN SONJA DIZIK, 16,
passed away on May 2, after a
brief illness. Funeral services
were conducted by Rabbi Leon
Fram and Cantor Tulman. Sur-
viving are her parents, Bertha
and Louis B. Dizik; a sister, Mrs.
Marilyn Grahm; a brother, Ber-
nard. Interment was in Beth El
Memorial Park Cemetery.
* * *
MRS. ANNA P. FINK, 11 Mc-
Lean, died May 1. Services were
Friday at Ira Kaufman Funeral
Chapel. Rabbi Edward Tenen-
baum of Saginaw officiated. She
leaves her husband, Louis; a son,
Delmar R., of Saginaw; two
brothers, Edward S.• Taub of
Washington, D. C., and Emil Taub
of Chicago; two sisters, Mrs. D.
Weiss of Newark, N. J., and Mrs.
Charles A. Marienthal of Chica-
go. Interment was in Clover Hill
Park Cemetery.
* * *
CLARA GUTENBERG, 2210
Pingree, died May 4. Services
were held Sunday at Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Chapel. Rabbi Un-
gar and Cantor Shulsinger offi-
ciated. She leaves three sons, Dan
Grant, Charles and Irving Guten-
berg; a daughter, Mrs. Berdie
Feldman. Interment was in Beth
Tefilo Cemetery.
* * *
LOUIS KLEIN, 4062 Lawrence,
died May 4. Services were held
Sunday at Ira Kaufman Funeral
Chapel. Rabbi Sperka and Can-
tor Adler officiated. He leaves
his children, Milton and Shirley;
his mother, Mrs. Samuel Levin;
four brothers, Charles, Morris,
Abraham, Harry of Miami; a sis-
ter, Bessie. Interment was in
Machpelah Cemetery.
* * *
ANNA PREPSKY, 3444 Edison,
died May 4. Services were held
Monday at Ira Kaufman Funeral
Chapel. She leaves her husband,
Isadore; a son, Harry; 2 daugh-
ters, Mrs. Leo Katz and Pauline;
a sister, Mrs. Morris German of
New York. Interment was in Bnai
David Cemetery. Rabbi Sperka
and Cantor Adler officiated.
* * *
BESS MISKIN, 15405 Linwood,
died May 5. Services were held
Tuesday at Ira Kaufman Funeral
Chapel. Rabbi Sperka officiated.
She leaves her husband, Harold;
a daughter, Jane; four brothers,
Maxwell Solovich, Charles Solo-
vich, Morton Solovich and Earl
Roberts; four sisters, Mrs. Wil-
liam Rhodes, Mrs. Frank Cassel-
man, Mrs. Henry Berlow, and
Pearl Solovich. Interment was in
Machpelah Cemetery.
*. * C
BENJAMIN GOLDSMITH,
born 73 years ago in Detroit, died
suddenly Sunday, May 5, at his
home in Galveston, Tex., where
he had lived for the last 15 years.
He is survived by one son, Harry;
two daughters, Miss Fran Gold-
smith and Mrs. Edward Sims; two

• •

IRA KAUFMAN

INVESTMENT CO.

26fh Year

CHAPEL AND PARLORS
9410 bEXTER BOULEVARD

320 Fort • St. West
Cherry 7474

TYLER 74920

Monument
Unveiling

Mrs. Mary Leshman and sons of
3291 Burlingame wish to invite
their relatives and friends to the
unveiling of a monument over
the grave of their late husband
and father, Joseph Leshman, at
2 p. in., on Sunday, May 12, at
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Leon
Fram will officiate.
* *
The monument of the late
Sonia Rosin will be unveiled at 2
p. m. Sunday, May 12, at Bnai
David cemetery. Rabbi Joshua
S. Sperka and Cantor H. I. Adler
w i 11 officiate. Relatives a n d
friends are invited to attend the
services.
*
*
The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late Rose
Brook will take place at 2 p.m.
Sunday, May 12, at Macphelah
Cemetery. Rabbi Leizer Levine
will officiate. Relatives a n d
friends are invited to attend the
services.
* * *
The unveiling of a tombstone
over the grave of the late Sam
Turner will take place at 1 p. m.
Sunday, May 12, at El Moshe
Romanian Cemetery. His widow
and children invite their relatives
and friends to attend.
* * *
The family of the late Harry
A. Jacobs announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in his mem-
ory on Sunday, May 12, at Clo-
ver Hill Park Cemetery, at 2 p.m.
Rabbi Morris Adler and Canto?
Jacob Sonenklar will officiate.
* * *
The monument to the late _Mal
ly Burnstein will be unveiled on
Sunday, May 12, at Machpelah
Cemetery at 12 noon. Rabbi
Joshua Sperka will officiate.
Friends and relatives are invited.

In Memoriam

Page NineteeN`:,

Classified Advertisements

LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone
up to 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line. Minimum charge 50c.

CALL RA. 6558 OR RA. 7956

•

EX-G.I. wants 6-room upper and lower
brick duplex. N.W. section. Early
possession. TO. 5-1890.

LIBRARIAN (Veteran) wants either a
room and kitchenette (or privileges)
in adult home or small furnished apt.
If available now or by June 1, call
TO. 7-0502.

WANTED-2 Bedroom apartment or
income for returned veteran, wife
and one child. Please call UN. 3-1616.

VETERAN and wife need apt., fiat or
income; N. W. section; -reliable; ref-
erences; willing to purchase furni-
ture. UN. 1-6118. .

WANTED-4 Bedroom single home;
must have library or sunroom; also
lavatory on first floor; willing to rent
seller my six-room gas-heated fiat.
TO. 6-3641.

VETERAN and wife must move; want
apt., fiat or income in N. W. section;
both employed. MA. 2344.

A BOOK—The perfect gift for every
occasion. House of Books, MA. 6184., • • '

BEATRICE MOSS, Piano Teadher. 9234
Dexter, TY. •6-1804.

ALL COVERAGE ACCIDENT INSUR•
ANCE with HOSPITALIZATION 15
available to subscribers of THE JEW.
ISH NEWS for only $2, • through poll-
des written by Columbus Mutual Life'
Insurance Co. No medical examina-
tion necessary. Apply TODAY to
THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Penob-
scot Bldg., Detroit 26. RA. 7956.

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.

A-1 WALL WASHING. Paper cleaning.,
Paper hanging. Painting. Household
decorators. TO. 8-8772.

WANTED to rent—Apt., furnished or
unfurnished; veteran mechanical en-
gineer; please, a home for my wife
and infant. HO. 6174.

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.

ROOM for rent; for either single man
or woman; kitchen privleges; excel-
lent transportation. 2074 -W. Phila-
delphia, TY. 5-4487.

OLD CLOTHING WANTED
Best prices paid for men's suits,
topcoats and shoes. TY. 4-3625.
Max Bloom.

WANTED—Partner to help buy 2-fam-
ily fiat; N. W. section; or will buy
1 /2 interest in 2-family fiat. TO. 5-2542
or TY. 4-2633. Mr. May.

THE JEWISH NEWS PUBLISHES
WITHOUT CHARGE VETERANS'
CLASSIFIED ADS FOR JOBS AND'
HOMES. VETERANS MUST SHOW
THEIR DISCHARGE PAPERS TO
SECURE THIS FREE SERVICE.

WANTED—Furnished room by em-
ployed elderly gentleman in good
health; 12th, Linwood, or Dexter
section; near transportation. Phone
NO. 0445.

OFFICES for rent; good location for
doctor, dentist, etc. 6370 Michigan,
corner Gilbert. LA. 4740.

MASSAGE
FOR reducing and relaxation. In the
privacy and comfort of your own
home. Ladies only. Ellen. Heyde-
mann, UN. 4-2813.

WANTED • to rent—Cottage for sum-
mer season; preferably Walled e r
Cass Lake. TY. 6-7873.

VETERAN physician, wife and 4-year-
old child must have 2 or 3 bedroom
fiat or income. Can anyone help us?
TY. 6-4004.

HALL available for meetings and so-
cial affairs. Linwood section. TO.,
6-7781.

EXCHANGE 3-room apt. for fiat. T
6-3170.

WANTED—Experienced clothing sales•
man; excellent opportunity for right
man. Salary $75 per week. Very good
hours. See Mr. I‘vrey, 455 Macomb.

ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping serv-
ice. Take complete charge of books ;
monthly statements; reasonable rates.,
TO. 7-7613.

NICELY fUrnished room suitable for
gentleman. References. UN. 4-3562.

In loving memory of my hus-
FOR RENT: Four-car garage suitable
for storage. Fullerton-Dexter. TO.,
band, Samuel Atkins, who pass-
VETERAN,
29,
university
graduate
7-5444.
ed away two years ago, five days
with journalism major, desires posi-
in Iyar, May 6, 1944.
tion, preferably some phase of jour-
Sadly missed by his wife,
nalism. TO. 7-6320, Mr. Auerbach.
Minnie, and son, Richard.
* * *
WOULD like to share or rent resort
cottage for month or season if rea-
In precious memory of our be-
sonable. Saltzman, 2935 Elmhurst.
loved baby girl, Suzie Beal.
"I love you so very, very much. WILL sell at ceiling price, 1946 mod-
el car for privilege of renting apt.,
You are in my heart always."
fiat or income; N. W. section. TO. Premier Pledges War on
Mummy. and Daddy.

Polish Deputy Calls
On Government to
End Anti-Semitism

6-6584.

Dr. Abram Lipsky Dies

NEW YORK—Dr. Abram Lip-
sky, 73, author, retired head of
the German department of the
Seward High School, died in
Washington, D. C., while on a
visit with his brother-in-law, the
former Rep. Meyer Jacobson.
Dr. Lipsky had been making
his home with his brother, Louis
Lipsky, former president of the
Zionist Organization of America,
at 302 W. 86th St., New York. He
is survived by his widow, two
daughters, 10 sisters and brothers.

14,000 Jews in Shanghai
Must be Resettled, UNRR
Report Warns Truman

EXPERIENCED girl for cashier in
self-serve grocery market. Ask for
Mr. Fader, 8405 Hamilton.

NICE furnished room to rent in home
of adults; good trans. TO. 8-9667.

ASH DRUMS
Painted—Delivered, $1.75. Phone UN.
3-4163.

ROOM and kitchen privileges to couple
and child; June 1st to Sept. 1st;
Woodhall Lake; new cottage: lake
front, $375. Box 56, THE JEWISH
NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., De-
troit 26.

BUSINESS GIRL—I would like to share
your apt. I ant an employed girl.
TO. 7-7472.

REFINED employed single veteran de-
sires room after May 20. Rent not
over $20 per month. Box 108, THE
JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Penobscot
Bldg., Detroit 26.

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Most VETERAN in need of 2-bedroom flat,
of the 14,000 Jewish refugees in
income or apt. ; N. W. section. Please
Shanghai cannot be repatriated
call Mrs. Miller, TO. 5-0953.
and will have to be resettled in PLEASANT middle-aged widow, em-
other countries, it is disclosed by
ployed, would like one-room apt. or
UNRRA in its sixth report, which
would like to share apt. with an-
has just been submitted to Con-
other widow. TO. 8-4534.
gress by President Truman.
TO LEASE—Attractive 3-room fur-

sisters, Mrs. Y. Israel and Mrs.
A. S. Goldberg; one brother, Zell,
and one grandson, Roger Sims, all
of Detroit.
* *
DAVID SEGAL, 64, of 15106
Dexter, died Monday. Funeral
services were held Thursday at
Kaufman Funeral Home. Burial
was in Oak View Cemetery. Sur-
viving are his wife, Edith, three
sons, seven daughters, a brother
and three sisters.
* * *
BENJAMIN GOLDSMITH, '70,
a native Detroiter, died Monday
in Galveston. He is survived by
his children, Harry, Miss Fan
Goldsmith and Mrs. Edward
Simms; two sisters, Mrs. Yetta
Israel and Mrs. Sophia Goldberg;
a brother, Zell, and one grandson.

nished income; all French period
furniture; no children; no pets; ref-
erences; N. W. section. Box 45, THE
JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Penobscot
Bldg., Detorit 26.

A WIDOW and adult daughter, both
employed, desperately need unfur-
nished apt. or income in N. W. sec-
tion; being evicted to make room for
owner ; A-1 references ; will decorate.
Call TY. 4-2633, or after 6, TO. 5-2542,

WANTED—Jewish woman to take
charge of houSehold; light work, tak-
ing care of 2 school children and
younger child. NO. 7662.

VETERAN, wife and small - son want
apt. or fiat; would be willing to buy
furniture. TY. 6-2313.

FIVE VETERANS seeking employment.
Open to all offers. Call Iry Wiener,
TR. 1-0754.

PLEASANT large room to rent. For
woman only. Good transportation.
Telephone privileges.
per month.
TY, 7-5102.

$3..5

Terrorists, Approval of
Jewish Emigration

1
WARSAW (JTA)—Adolf Ber-
man, Jewish deputy in the Polish
National - Council and former
partisan leader, denouncing the
continued murder of Jews and
Polish democrats, lads called for
more vigorous government action
to suppress the anti-Semitic and
anti-government terror.
Premier Eduard Osubka-Mo-
rawski, opening the 10th session
of the Council, called on the
Polish people to take up the
struggle against anti-Semitic
bands which, he said, threaten
the entire Polish nation. He de-.
dared that while Poland needed
the hands and brains of every cit-
izen, the government would not
stand in the way of Jews who de-
sired to emigrate to Palestine and
realize there their national aspira-
tions.

Sale Apartments

GOVERNMENT REPORT

Food costs highest, bldg. costs high-
est; can you imagine rents cheapest
in 25 years. When the lid comes off,
believe you me the boom will start.
Wait forithe fireworks, you may be
too late.
- Best 20 apt. Buy. All 3 rms., bath,
shower, vac. stm. ht ., new refrig.,
new stoves. Worth $75.000, price
only $50,000, terms $25,000 to our
new $25,000 mtge. 4 1,VA. OPA rent
$9,000, normal $12,500.
$60,000 dwn. to our new 4 1,P7 mtge.
50 apt. Grd. Blvd. Nets 10% on
entire price $185,000. A $300,000
bldg. job.
Pingree-Hamilton. Big 19 apt. 3-5
rms. Sold once $90,000. Entire price
$65,000. Terms $35,000. ,
100 rm. Hotel. Very clean, doing
$28,000 a year. Terms $25,000 Own.
Call Mr. Bedford.

Homer Warren & Co.

CA. 0321
,
Wf,DG.
We Specialize in the
Matiagethent of Apartments

Iulf .i