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THE JEWISH •NEWS
FriilaY, May 17,:* 1946
Deutsch_Back from Army;
Opens New Camera Shop
After three and a half years
in the Army, Ernie Deutsch re-
turned home to fulfill the dream
of 19 months in the Pacific. He
has opened the College Park Cam-
era Shop on 8723 Puritan.
While in service, he was as-
sistant head of postal affairs for
Navy personnel on Samoa and
New Hebrides Islands and later
in complete charge in the Fiji
Isles, where he was also an offi-
cial photographer for naval af-
fairs.
Everything in camera and mov-
ie supplies are being offered at
his new place and Ernie is put-
ting to good advantage his 10
years experience in photo-fin-
ishing and enlarging by special-
izing in expert work and fast
service. Ernie has established a
rental service of home movies
which include actual-life pictures
of our boys in the front lines,
popular Walt Disney features that
will give junior plenty of audi-
ence competition from mom and
dad, and other entertaining
sports.
Ernie is a graduate of Central
High and attended Milligan Col-
lege in Tennessee. He is 31 and
is married to the former Beverly
Gordon. They live at 3729 W.
Chicago. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. Deutsch of
18917 Northlawn and a member
of Rabbi Zager Lodge of Bnai
Brith.
Ernie is maintaining a depart-
ment of commercial photography,
including candid shots.
Lippson, W3rner to Open
Drug Store on McNichols
.
A complete cut rate drug store
will be opened soon by Sam and
Son, Inc., in the corner location
of the new business block at West
McNichols and Woodingham. The
firm, conducted by Joseph Lip-
pson and Jack Warner, already
operate a number of stores in the
state.
The new store is 180 feet long,
built in an "L" shape. Register-
ed pharmacists will be on duty
at all times. A 40-foot toiletry
department carrying a complete
line of nationally advertised cos-
metics and a 40-stool lunch and
fountain counter will be features
of the store.
KKK Organizer in N. Y.
Dismissed From Office
ALBANY, N. Y. (JTA)-Hor-
ace A. Demarest, Deputy New
York State Motor Vehicle Com-
missioner, and one of the organ-
izers of the Ku Klux Klan in this
state, was dismissed as the result
of an investigation into the organ-
ization and activities of the Klan
by Attorney General Nathaniel
L. Goldstein.
Proceedings to revoke the char-
ter of the anti-Jewish, anti-Negro,
anti-Catholic, and anti-labor Klan
- were started after a • resurgence
of the organization's activities
were brought to light by Dorothy
Langston, executive secretary of
the New York Committee for Jus-
tice in Freeport, who received a
threatening letter from. the Klan.
BUSINESS
Obituaries
SAMUEL ROBINSON, 81, of
2419 Calvert, died May 13. Fu-
neral services were held Wednes-
day at Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home and burial was in Beth El
Memorial Park Cemetery. Sur-
vivors are the wife, Bertha; sons,
Mitchell B. and Alexander, De-
troit; Richard, of Cuba; Joseph,
Cleveland; Martin, of N. Y.;
Jules, of Evansville, Ind.; daugh-
ters, Mrs. Floyd Rindskoff, of
Forest Hills, N. Y., and Mrs. Wil-
liam B. Isenberg, Detroit; broth-
er, David, of N. Y.
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DR. DAVID SEGAL, 15106
Dexter, died May 6. Services
were held Thursday at Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Chapel. Rabbi Ros-
enwasser officiated. He leaves
his wife, Edith; three sons, Jack,
Albert and Maurice; seven daugh-
ters, Mrs. Bert Thomas, Mrs. Mey-
er Parnos, Mrs. Edward Podsiad,
Mrs. Edward Meding, Mrs. Vin-
cent DeLaura, Mrs. Murray Saft
and Yvonne Segal; one brother,
Meyer, of Chicago; three sisters,
Mrs. Jose WinSen, Mrs. Ida Ab-
rams and Mrs. Freda Jaffe of
Los Angeles. •
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MRS. ROSE KOVITZ, 504 S.
Monroe, Monroe, Mich., died May
9 at the Ford Hospital. Services
were held Friday at Ira Kaufman
Funeral Chapel with Rabbi Un-
gar and Cantor Sonenklar offi-
ciating. She leaves her husband,
Hyman; a son, Arthur, and a
daughter, Dorothy; one sister also
survives. Itterment was in Mach-
pelah Cemetery.
.
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PHILIP. MARCUSON, 4 7 3 4
Sturtevant, died May 11. Serv-
ices were held Tuesday at Ira
Kaufman Funeral Chapel. Rabbi
Glazer and Cantor Sonenklar of-
ficiated. He leaves his children,
Paul, Ann, Benjamin of Los An-
geles, and Mrs. Eugene B. House-
man, and three grandchildren.
* * *
MRS. FANNIE FREEDMAN,
16530 LaSalle, died May 12. Serv-
ices were held Tuesday at her
late residence with Rabbi Adler
and Cantor Sonenklar officiating.
She leaves her husband, Louis;
one son, Sidney; one daughter,
Mrs. Alex Kohner; a sister, Mrs.
Sam Weider; a brother, Leon
Friedman; and one granddaugh-
ter. Interment was in Machpelah
Cemetery.
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AARON WITUS, 2519 Ford,
died May 13. Services were held
Tuesday at Ira Kaufman Funeral
Chapel with Rabbi Stollman and
Cantor H. Adler officiating. He
leaves his wife, Anna; two sons,
Albert and Dr. Morris Witus; two
daughters, Mrs. Joseph H. Peven
and Mrs. Edward Harelik; two
brothers, Sam and Morris. In-
terment was in Machpelah Ceme-
tery.
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In Memoriam
In memory of my beloved hus-
band, the late Morris J. Green-
berg of 8931 12th St., who passed
away April 18, 1946, a donation
of $100 was given to Shaarei
Chesed Free Loan Society of
Jerusalem, whose purpose is to
help European refugees establish
themselves in the Jewish Home-
land. Rabbi J. Eisenman is the
representative of the society in
the U. S.
MRS. REBECCA GREENBERG
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Salesgirls
WANTED FOR
Monument
Unveilings
The unveiling of the monument
over the grave of the late Jennie
Mitchell will be held at Clover
Hill Park Cemetery on Decora-
tion Day, Thursday, May 30, 12:30
p. m. Rabbi Leon Fram will of-
ficiate. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the service.
* * *
Max M. Goldberg announces
the unveiling of the tombstone
for his blessed wife, Sadie, Sun-
day, May 26, at 2 p. m., at Bnai
David cemetery, Van Dyke Ave.
Rabbi Leizer Levin and Rabbi
Joshua Sperka will officiate. Rel-
atives and friends are invited to
attend the service.
* * *
The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late John
Norman Slobin will take place
at 1:30 p. m. Sunday, May 26, at
Bnai David Cemetery. Rabbi J.
S. Sperka will officiate. Friends
and relatives are invited to at-
tend the services.
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The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late Mrs.
Lena Stern will take place at 2
p.m. Sunday, May 26, at the Yid-
dish Folks Ferein Cemetery. Rel-
atives and friends are invited to
attend the service.
Non-Jews Give $10,000
To UJA in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE (JTA)-A • gift
of $10,000-by the Schlitz Founda-
tion to the United Jewish Appeal
was announced here by Irving G.
Rhodes, chairman of the Milwau-
kee campaign.
This sum is the greatest con-
tribution made thus far by non-
Jews in this city who are organ-
izing a Christian group to assist
Milwaukee Jewry achieve its
1946 quota of $1,000,000. In pre-
senting the check, Erwin C. Uih-
lein, president of the foundation
and the Schlitz Brewing Corn-
pany, said "yours is a worthy
cause and we wish you well in
your endeavors."
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24 Settlers Arrested,
Go On Hunger Strike
JERUSALEM (JTA)-Twenty
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opportunity for advancement.
High wages. Must be over 21.
Claudette Chocolates
8385 Lyndon
HO. 9734
OLD CLOTHING WANTED
Best prices paid for men's suits,
topcoats and shoes. TY. 4-3625.
Max Bloom.
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6-7781.
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping serv-
ice. Take complete charge of books,
monthly statements; reasonable rates.
TO. 7-7613.
VETERAN, 29, .university graduate
with journalism major, desires posi-
tion, preferably some phase of jour-
nalism. TO. 7-6320, Mr. Auerbach.
FIVE VETERANS seeking employment.
Open to all offers. Call Iry Wiener,
TR. 1-0794.
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WANT to purchase single house or 2-
fiat in N.W. section. TO. 8-2396.
WANTED-6- OR 7-ROOM HOUSE OR
FLAT. N.W. SECTION. WILLING
TO DECORATE IF NECESSARY:
WILLING TO PAY ONE YEAR'S
RENT IN ADVANCE. TO. 8-2396.
WILL SELL at ceiling price, 1946
• model car for privilege of renting 2-
or 3-bedroom flat, income, or apt.
N.W. section. TO. 6-6584.
LARGE, comfortable room suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Phone priv-
ileges. 2310 Hazelwood. TY. 5-9478.
four settlers from the Jewish ROOM to rent fdr gentleman. TY.
7-0497.
colony of Birya, Whci were arrest-
CASS
LAKE-Lake frontage. Private
ed on Feb. 28,. went on a hunger
family. One large room with double
strike in protest against police
beds. Suitable for refined adults.
brutality.
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City conveniences: , Call TO. 8-2376
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ASH DRUMS
Painted - Delivered. $1.75. UN. 3-4613.-
LAMP REPAID S
Old stylo floor and ?able lamps brought uP
to date. Vases made into lamps. Parts for
all lamps. Broken glass and porcelain lamps
restored. Also 3'-Wa9 and Fluorescent.
HOUSE OF LAMPS 1.).
TO. 8-1963
3201
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Grand Ave. Wekt
FURNITURE for sale. Living room,
dining room and bedroom furniture. •
Also fancy glass tables. Reasonable.
Call Monday. TO. 8-2376.
YOUNG COUPLE desires to rent or
share apt., flat or home. Government
official. No children. DA. 4614.
6-ROOM flat for rent to purchaser of
furniture. Leaving city. Adults only.
TO. 7-5662.
EXCHANGE five-room lower furnished
fiat for 3-room apt., furnished or un-'
furnished. TO. 6-8716.
TWO young ladies would like to share
ride to Los Angeles in June. MA.
1373.
HOW CAN WE GET MARRIED?
Family homes crowded to capacity.
Situation desperate. Who can help a
veteran and the girl he wants to
marry? TO. 8-9415.
ELDERLY LADY would like to rent
furnished room in apt. to middle aged
lady. DA. 8696.
WOULD like to drive and share ex-
penses to Los Angeles. TY. 7-3924.
THIRTEEN-month-old girl desires 5 or
6 rooms for mother and father. NM.;
section. Best references. Call HO:
5834.
RUSSELL WOODS HOUSE
FOR SALE
Sturtevant near Broadstreet. 7 rooms
and garage. Brick. Needs rejuvenation
so priced for quick sale. Arthur Doctor,
CA. 4963. Evenings-TO. - 8-9797.
BOOKKEEPER at good salary to start.
Marvelous . opportunity for right
party.. Ace Wiping Cloth Co., 1934
Bryant.
BEAUTIFUL 'original oil paintings by
. well-known Detroit artist, for sale at
reasonable prices. TO. 6-5885.
$25 CASH will be paid for information
that will help .me locate a good used
car that I can buy from a private
party. Call Mr. Friedman, TO-
8-5435.
PORTAGE LAKE-Lake front cot-
tage for rent. Season or part. TO.
7-3063 or TO. 8-6794.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES at Wein-
er Realty-Radio and appliance shop,
beauty shop, tailor shop, bicycle
shop, rooming house, and several
nice homes. CA. 4784.
WEINER REALTY - Business and
property sales. FHA mortgages. CA.
4784.
VETERAN and wife, no children, want
to rent room or would move in to •
your apartment during your summer
vacation. Call TY. 4-6058.
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.
DRIVING' 1946 DeSoto to Phoenix,
Ariz., on or about June 1. Will take
1 or 2 passengers to help drive and
share expenses. Box 315, The Jewish
News, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit
26, Mich.
CANADIAN SIDE, 14 miles from De- ,
trout: Modern newly-decorated fur-
nished home on Lake St. Clair. All
city conveniences. Beautifully land-
scaped-Gar Wood air condition. Oil
burner, barbeque house. .Screened
dining room and outside grill. Safe,
sandy beach. Must see to appreciate.
1 mile west of Pace. Call Sunday
collect. Tecumseh, Ontario, 246, ring
21.
rent..
NICE, clean furnished room to
Gentleman only. TY. 6-4107.
EX-GI wants to rent apartment. fur-, .
nished or unfurnished. Call ORegon
6264.
WANTED-College boy to help wait on
tables at summer resort. NO. 3038.
WANTED-Reliable experienced cook
for kosher dining room for small
hotel in Mt. Clemens. TO. 6-5172.
NICELY furnished room in home of
two adults. Good transportation.
TO. 6-2753.
Sale Apartments
YOU CAN DO THIS
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even under Rent Control. Do you
know of any better place for your
money?
25% net on the $25,000 dwn. paym't.
100 rm. hotel downtown, very clean. -
Rent $28,000, can't% paymts. only
$600 mo. 5% int.
25% net on $25,000 dwn. paym't.
40 apts. downtown. New refrig.,
new stoves. Rent $19,000, price $85,-
000. Can't. paymts. $750 mo.
25% net on $60,000 dwn. paym't.
50 apt. high class, new stoves. new •
re-frig., stoker, elevator. Rent $31,:-
000, can't. paymts. $1,000 ma. 4 ,,, ,7;s
int.
14% net on $30,000 Own. pa
19 large ants. 3-5 rms. Fine lora- •
tion. Pingree-Hamilton sect. Rent
$9,700, paym'ts $300 mo. 4 174% int.
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