Friday, June 14, 1946
THE JEWISH NEWS
Monument
Unveilings
Obituaries
HARRY RUTIN, 49, Of 1923
Hazelwood, died. suddenly June
10. Services were held from the
Hebrew Benevdlent Society with
burial at Chesed shel Emes. He
is survived by his wife, Esther;
and a son, Saul.
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MRS. MARIAM WEINBERG of
3307 Pingree died June 11. Serv-
ices were held Thursday at Ira
Kaufman Funeral Chapel. Burial
was in Machpelah. _ Survivors are
four sons, David of New York,
William* B., Samuel and Henry
of Detroit; four daughters, Mrs.
Henry Schwartz and Mrs. J. D.
Pergamant of Worcester, MaSs.,
and Sara A. and Lola J. 'Weinberg
of Detroit.
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MAX LEFKOWITZ died June
8. Services were held Sunday at
Ira Kaufman Funeral Chapel.
Rabbi Morris Adler and Cantor
J. H. Sonenklar officiated. He
leaves a son, Harry; three. daugh-
ters, Mrs. Charles Rosensweet,
Mrs. Morris Shapiro and Mrs. Ike
Shurgin of Lakewood, N. J. In-
terment was in Machpelah Ceme-
tery.
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MRS. OLGA FORSTAT died
June 5 in New York. She is sur-
vived by her husband, Meyer; a
son, Milton; a daughter, Mrs. S.
Slater; two kisters; Sonia. and
Libbie, all of New York; two
brothers, - Dr. David Seligson and
Harry Seligson, and two sisters,
Mrs. James Rosoff and Mrs. Nor-
bert Leonard of Detroit.
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Pap! Lazar 'Specializes in
Photos for AU Occasions
In'
photographic business
for 10 years, Paul Laiar, located
Since the first of this year at 9440
"W. McNichols, is specializing in
photos of weddings, family
groups, children's pictures and in-
dividual portraits.
Lazar's is faSt gaining the repu-
tation as possessing the finest
Studio in the northwest - section.
In Memoriam
pn the occasion of Father'S
tD the
memory of our: husband and
father, Harry . J. Shulman,. who
died May 7, 1945.
Sadly e missed by his wife,
Millie; daughter, Bett, and son,
Irwin.
RABBI MOSHE BLAU DIES
J,ERUSALEM (JTA) - Rabbi
Moshe Blau, leader of the Agu-
das Israel in Palestine, has died
in Messina, Italy. He was 61.
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LAMP REPAIRS
Old styli floor and table lamps brought up
to date. Vases made into lamps. Parts for
all lamas. Broken glass and goreetaln lamps
restored. Also 3-Way and Fluorevent.
HOUSE OF • LAMPS
TO. 8-1963
UNTIL
P. M.
3201 Grand Ave. West
Colonial Office Forces
Withdrawal of Films
.
LONDON, (JTA)-The news-
paper Reynolds News discloses
that a British film on life in Pal-
estine has been withdrawn from
circulation after the Colonial Of-
flee ruled that the film "favor-
ed" the Jews. The newspaper
adds that Herbert Kline, Amer-
ican camerman and producer, is
at present engaged in making a
similar picture.
Fisher town Hall
Program. Scheduled
To Open on Oct. 9
Speakers, of international repu-
tation, and stars- from. Broadway
and the • rnloVies will be presented
at Detroit Town Hall which opens
its eighleenth consecutive season
at the Fisher Theater Oct. 9.
The fall and winter schedule of
20 Wednesday mornings, as an-
nounced by Kathleen-Snow-Strin-
ger, TaWn Hall birector, begins
with Miliza Korjus, coloratura
soprano, and glamorous star of
the -film, "The Great Waltz."
Other distinguished musical treats
include . a concert by Dougherty
and Duzicka; duo-pianists, and. a
dance fest by Ruth Mata and Eu-
gene Hari, headlined artists from
the Trudy Schoop Ballet.
In the list of speaker _ s slated
to interpret spot news and the
latest cultural trends at the Fo-
rum are Randolph Churchill, ,son
of England's former Premier;
Sidney Montague, spellbinding
orator who created -a sensation
last season.
$25,000,000 Investment
Planned in Palestine
TEL- AVIV -- (Palcor) - Plans
for a house building investment
corporation capitalized in Pares-
tine at $25,000,000 have been
drawn up by American business
men who were members of a
delegation which visited Pales-
tine recently under the leader-
ship of David Tennenbaum, of
the Palestine Economic Bureau,
of the Zionist Organization of
America. Interest has been
shown in establishing a wool
knitting mill in Tel Aviv.
MONUMENTS
By Karl C. Berg
Owner
. FINEST 8 APT.
.in -all - Detroit. 3 rms. tired baths,
stoker, new water heater. Like new.
Rent 4,000. Down paym't $12.000,
only $150. mo. Pennsylvania near
Charlevoix.
INDIAN VILLAGE
19 apt. 4-6 rms. - new stoker, new
water heater, solid, well built. Sold
once $80.000. Price $60,000. We will
provide $30,000 mortgage.
41, APTS. 10 STORES '
_Steel frame, Terra cotta, brick and
concrete. fireproof, .rent $41,000.
Price $250,
000. Terms, $115,000 to,
new 41/2 percent mtge.
MOTEL, 100 RMS.
Clean, 32 • baths, OPA cheap cut
rates $28,000 year. Price - $100,000.
-Terms $25,000, only $600 mo. See
:Mr. Bedford.
Homer Warren
&
Co..
DIME BLDG.
CA. 0321
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We Specialize is the
Management of .Apartmenta
Classified Advertisements
Eastern Panhandle Puts
Natnial. Gai Dispute
Before the Public Here .
The. unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late Wolf
Zaft will take place at 10:30 a. m..
Sunday, June 16, at Machpelah:
Cemetery. Rabbi Harold N.•
Rosenthal will officiate. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to
attend the service.
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The unveiling of a tombstone
over the grave of Maurice Aaron
Rubenstein - will take place at
1 p. rn. Sunday, June 16, at Mach-
pelah Cemetery. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
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The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late ,Elka
Rohlik will take place at 10 a. m,
on Sunday, June 16, at Chesed
shel Emes Cemetery. Relatives
and friends are invited' to attend.
the service.
Max Wrotslaysky
'Monument Works
Sale Apartments
Page Twenty-seven
Distinctive
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Monuments
Reasonably Priced -
_3201 JOY ROAD
Corner Wildemere
TYler 6-0196
LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone
up to 10 a.. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a line. Minifnum charge 50c.
Next - winter 80,000 Detroit
homes will be heated with -nat-
ural gas, and to those homes an
even greater number of Detroit
families will look with envy and
indignation.
Why?
The - Panhandle Eastern Pipe
Line Co;,• which supplies natural
gas to Detroit users through the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.,
which recently announced that it
is refusing to accept further house
heating customers, asks:
"Since this is a municipal prob-
lem and the public demands the
answers, what are the views of
Detroit's municipal guardians,
Messrs. • Jeffries, Dowling and
Lee? What can be done now to
compel adequate service?.
"James H. Lee, assistant cor-
poration connsel and Veteran
champion =of utility rate payers,
has wan for them during recent
years millions of dollars in re-
bates and reductions. Mr. Lee
charges that Michigan. Consoli-
dated wants a pipe line and it
wants to create a shortage so that
the Federal Power Commission
will grant it permission to go
ahead and build it," Eastern Pan-
handle says.
"Mayor Jeffries, after listening
to the gas company explain its
pipe line proposal in a lengthy-
conference on so-called "neutral,
ground", came away _convinced.
He refused to endorse it, saying,
"I still don't have the piCture, but
I do know that we are going to
let the Federal Power_ Commis-,
sion decide on whether the Con - :
solidated Gas Co. shall build a
second natural' gas line into
Detroit."
"William E. Dowling, corp;ori
ation counsel and -former Wayne'
County prosecuting attorney with
10, years' gas rate battling to his
credit, has also expressed positiVe
views on the gas "shortage" and
the pipe line proposal of Mich-
igan Consolidated. He said:
"I think the proper solution is
that -you both (Michigan COn-
solidated Gas Co. and Panhandle
Eastern Pipe Line Co.) sit down;
abandon this thing (Michigan
Consolidated pipe line proposal),
because it. is unnecessary, it is not
needed. You have both admitted
that you can get the gas. This
(pipe line proposal) is not the
answer to the problein, and Tou
know that it is not the answer
to the problem.
"Detroit's waiting public, eager
for adequate home heating serv7
ice, are in acc6rd with Mr. Dowl-
ing's views.
"Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Co., through public statements
of its officials and in numerous
advertisements, has emphasized
its readiness to "sit down", as the
city advises, and to reach an
agreement assuring Detroit of
ample quantities of natural _gas
for tis needs for years to come."
Minnie Moss Dies Week
After Husband's Passing
JOSEPH CHAIKIN DIES
NEW YORK, (JTA) - Joseph
Chaikin, author and Meinber of
the editorial staff of the - Jewish
Day ,since‘ 1919, died .here of
heart attack. He was 61.
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funeral Home f
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Serving Detroiffor over a Quarter of a Century
•DEPENDABLE
DIGNIFIED
CITY WIDE. SERVICE
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PIANO for sale. Excellent condition.
2275 HazelWood.
FURNISHED room, man or women,
quiet neighborhood, near transporta-
tion. TY. 7.5102.
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, 21 -14
.Penobsdot Bldg.. Detroit 26. RA. 7956.
Dr. Stern Gets Post With
American Jewish Committee • NICE. FURNISHED 'room for rent in
Dr. Bernard J. Stern, lecturer
in sociology' at Columbia Univers-7.
ity and author of numerous
scientific works, has been - ap-
pointed publications editor for
the Department of Scientific Re-
search of the American Jewish
Committee, it was announced by
Dr. John Slawson, executive
vice-president.
Dr. Stern has written 10 vol-
umes, alone and in collaboration,
On sociological, anthropological
and other scientific topi6, -is as-
sistant editor of the EncyClopedia
of the Social Sciences and has
contributed writings- to numer-
ous journals of social science.
H. M. Caiserman Leaves
for' South American Tour
MIAMI - A, M. Caiserman, gen-
eral secretary of the Canadian
Jewish Congress, Montreal, left
by air for South America, where
he will makean extended tour
to present to .Jewish communi-
ties there a first-hand, authorita-
tive account of the situation now
confronting Europe's Jewish sur-
vivors and of relief and rehabil
itation - activities in their - behalf
by the Joint Distribution Corn-
m ittee.
family- of two adults for gentleman
or- couple. Eicciallent -transportation,
unlimited telephone kitchen 'privil-
eges*. GUrage if desired. Call 'after
6 p. m. or- Sunday all day; TY. 6-7337,
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY want,
room; some kitchen privileges. Call
after 7 p. m., TY. 6-4168.
WANTED, .room and board for quiet
refined widow, 45. Permanent. Call
TO. 7-7263.
WANTED TO RENT, 2- or 3-bedroom
fiat or house, unfurnished, by re-
sponsible G.M. engineer. Quiet, cul-
tured faMily. UN. 3-9047.
SECOND COOK. Jewish Cooking; top
wages; best. accommodations; good
,hours., *Write Oakland Hotel, South
Haven, Michigan.*
YOUNG MAN and mother driving to
_California, 1942 Buick, around June
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23. Would like man Or couple to
help drive. HO. 2079.
WANTED-Room in quiet home; for
, student; preferably near Wayne Uni-
versity. UN. 3-6191.
ROOM for rent; gentleman preferred;
good transportation. UN. *3-6533.
ROOM to rent-Refined employed
ow• who can drive car; references
exchanged. UN. 1-0378.
EXCHANGE 6-room fiat for smaller
quarters if you will take the rest of
the furniture. _ DA. 5302.
■ 01104, `100.4`10111k
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Allied Commission Suspends
Zionist Paper in Romania
BUCHAREST, (JTA) -- The
Zionist newspaper Manituirea
was Suspended this week for two
months by order of the Allied
Control Commission" for attacks
against the- Allies." The paper
recently criticized British policy
in Palestine. The - order of the
Allied Control Commission was
conveyed to Zionist leaders here
by the liomanian- Ministry of In-
foimation.'
Garbage, Ash and Rubbage, Reinforced
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
Priced Right.
AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE CO.
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dens. .$10.250: Call TY. - 5-5669.
British and seven Jewish soldiers
were injured in .a clash between ACCOUNTANT-Able to 'handle few
Jewish and British troops in a.
part-time bookkeeping accounts. TE. '
1.9794;
military camp near Tel Aviv. It
was announced that no soldiers WANTED-Boarding home. for work-
of the' Jewish Brigade will re-
ing mother and 12-year-old boy,..CAill
main in Europe after Aug. 1. All
Mrs. ' Israiel, TR. 2-4080, Monday
through
Friday.-
members of the brigade. will ' be
demobilized and returned to WANTED-Girl for , general office
Palestine, the announcement said.
work, shorthand, typing; 5-day week.
RECEPTACLES
7739 JOHN: It 'STREET
= i ,
FURNITURE
RUG AND CARPET CLEANING
, DOMESTIC
ORIENTALS
WILL PAY one year's rent in advance.
TWIST
Professional man (veteran) and wife'
CLEANED IN YOUR ,HOME
urgently need apartment, income or
Sewing, binding, cutting , and moth
fiat. Excellent references.
TY. proofing; work guaranteed; imured;
5-3901.
pick-up service.
FURNISHED room for couple. Expect
ACTON RUG CLEANERS
to 'leave for Florida shortly. Tenant
24-HOUR SERVICE
will 'have convenience of flat soon.
TYLER 4-5333
3048 W. Grand. TO. 7-3002.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes posi- THE JEWISH NEWS PUBLISHES
WITHOUT CHARGE VETERANS'
tion taking care of confinement cases
CLASSIFIED ADS FOR JOBS AND
or semi-invalid. DA. 5351.
' HOMES. VETERANS MUST SHOW
YOUNG businessman wishes nice room
THEIR DISCHARGE PAPERS TO
, in refined home. Box 63, THE JEW-
SECURE THIS FREE SERVICE.
ISH NEWS, 2114 Penobscot Bldg.,
Detroit 26.
BEATRICE MOSS, Piano Teacher. 9234
Dexter, .TY. 6-1804...
FURNISHED room to rent in home in
northwest section. Employed couple ALL COVERAGE ACCIDENT INSUR-
preferred. Phone' evenings, UN.
ANCE with HOSPITALIZATION is
1-8675-
available to subscribers of -THE JEW-
ISH NEWS for only $2, through poli-
SECRETARY= Stenographer, excellent
cies written by Columbus Mutual Life
references, wishes part time work or
Insurance Co. No medical examina-
stenographic work at home. TY.
tion necessary. 'Apply TODAY to
6-7426.
Tlit JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Penob-
WANTED-Pleasant, intelligent girl to
scot Bldg., Detroit 26. RA. 7956.
answer phone, miscellaneous clerical
and bOokkeeping duties. :Experience CARPENTER work of all kinds. Kitch-
- not necessary. Apply Saturday 1 to 5
en remodeling a specialty. TB.. 2-2636.
or. Monday 4 to 6. Standard Baby
FOR better wall washing call James
Needs, 11524 'Holmui, I40.. 4282.
Russell, TO. 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
FURNISHED room .-tO, rent for enri-
week after the death of her hus-
band, Adolph.
Funeral servcies were hels:
Lewis Bros. on June 7. Burial
was " in Clover Hill Park. Ceme-
tery.
Surviving are her children, Mrs.
Kitty- Stone and Leonard; her
mother, Mrs, - Ruth Moss; two
grandchildren; her sisters and
brothers, - MOrris, Arthur, Samuel,
Mrs. Florence Wilhelm, Mrs. Anna
Harwich, Mrs. Gussie Levine, Mrs.
Sophie Lebow and Mrs. Mildred
Wilhelm.
DetrOit's Original- and 1, Largest..
- t. --- 11"-
TO BUY or sell your business or prop-
erty call Weiner Realty, 903 Dime
Bldg:, CA. 4784; Evenings, UN.
2-8.481.
ployed girl. TY. 6-7753.
Jewish British Soldiers Clash
In
Palestine
Military
Camp
Minnie Moss, 55, of 3260 Fuller-
FOR SALE--,Lovely brick two-fiat. Sew•
en rooms each, on So. La. Salle Gar-
AJEAUSALEM, (JTA) - Five
ton, died suddenly June 5, one
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Nassik, \a"11.4 ,si011k Nollk
WANTED
to rent fiat, house or apartment,
two or three bedrooms. 3 adults.
Will .decorate or improve prem.
ises at own expense.
SAMUEL B. OSTROW
TO. 8-7298
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CALL RA. 6558 OR ILA. 7956
479 Kenilworth
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TO. 13-5118,9
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. -Small wholesale office downtown..
TY. 5-7108, RA. 3466.
SITUATION wanted by young man.
Accounting, cost, supervision pay-,
payroll, purchasing, sales; $50 week.
TY. 6-1616.
FOR SALE by owner, two-flat. upper
vacant ; will reduce .price if sold this
week. UN. 3-3310.
VETERAN expecting parents this
Month from concentration camp, Air-
- gently needs .apt., flat or other living
• quarters ; furnished or unfurnished.
TO. 6-0860.
AVAILABLE, at South Haven, from
July 15 through Labor Day, 4-room
furnished apt., South Shore, 1 blocii
from lake and playground. Excel,
lent furnishings, including irand
piano, :electric refrigerator:, large
.screen porch. $500. TO. 5-1899. '
FURNISHED room for rent: einployee#.
man or woman. 4069 Elmhurst.
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