Friday, August 9, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Obituaries

Our Letter Box

A Message from Bnai Brith
Editor, The Jewish News
We should like to take this op-
portunity to express to you our
appreciation for your publicity
which contributed so much to the
success of our 78th Annual Con-
vention held in Detroit July 7-10.
The convention look cognizance
of your contribution and unanim-
ously adopted the following reso-
lution:
"BE IT RESOLVED that the
sincere gratitude of this conven-
tion and of all the delegates here
assembled, be extended to the
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS for
the advance publicity and report-
ing of the proceedings of this con-
,
vention."
With many thanks, I am
Sincerely yours,
Ben Z. Glass.

More Natural Gas
Available for City
--But Unwanted

Additional natural gas for heat-
ing can be made available here
next year under the present source
of supply by the Panhandle East-
ern Pipe Line, it was announced
this week by James H. Lee, assist-
ant Corporation Counsel for De-
troit.
However, the major drawback
to securing this additional gas,
according to Panhandle Eastern,
is that the Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. refused to negotiate for
more at the present time.
William E. Dowling, city Cor-
poration Counsel, recently ap-
peared before the Securities and
Exchange Commission at Phila-
delphia where the local gas utility
interests were seeking permission
to raise additional capital for fi-
nancing its own pipelne. In pub,
lic hearings last year before the
Detroit common council, Dowling
asserted that the proposed pipe-
line is not needed.

CAP to Fly Mayors
To Air Show Aug. 10

The mayors of Michigan cities
having Civil Air Patrol Squadrons
are being requested to take to the
air Saturday in
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response to an
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t Col. Douglass
\ 4) Johnston, corn=
manding officer
SELNRIDGI FIELA
of Selfridge Field,
Mt. Clemens to
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to be guests at a
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special reception
at the air base for the opening of
the two-day Michigan Air Show,
August 10-11.
Arrangements are being made to
have members of the CAP fly the
mayors directly from their cities
to Selfridge Field, by way of
Roseville airport, the day of the
reception.
Forty cities in the state have
CAP squadrons.

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Sale Apartments

GOVERMENT REPORT
Highest living costs, lowest rents in
' 25 years.

20 units. All 3 rms, tiled baths,
showers, new stoves, new refrig.
Absurd rents $9,000. Near proposed
Lodge expressway. $95,000 bldg.
job. Liquidate Corp. Only $50,000.

50 units. Nr. expanding Wayne Un.
Absurd rents $21,000. $185,000 bldg.
job. Only $125,000. Terms $50,000
to new mtge. Wonderful buy.

Near Burns*-Vernor. Big 19 apt. at-
tractive 4-6 rms. $125,000 bldg. job.
Only $55,000. Terms $25,000 to our
new $30,000 mtge. 43i%.

13 units. Beauty. No. sect. all 3 rms.
New tabletops, new refrig. fine
cond. Absurd rent $6,000. Only $41,-
500. Terms $16,500 to our new Oh%
mtge.

$25,000 dwn. buys 100 rm. hotel.
Was rented $42,000, OPA says $28,-
000. Terms only $600 mo. Future
bonanza money here.
9 elegant terrace houses. n.w. sect.
Solid brk. All 2 bdrms. full tiled
baths, showers, open fireplaces.
1928 bldg. cost $65,000. Snap $45,-
000. Only $15,000 cash to our new
$30,000 mtge. Call Mr. Bedford.

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Funeral services were held in
Chesed Shel Emes Chapel on Joy
Road on July 16, for MRS. ANNA
C. DEAR, age 60, who died at her
home, 2900 Waverly, after a short
illness. She - is survived by her
children, Ben Dear, Mrs. Betty
Hauer and Mrs. Estelle Becker-
man; two grandchildren, Carolyn
Beckerman and Harvey Hauer;
her brothers, Arthur M. Glaser of
Detroit and Harris Levy of Lon-
don, England; and sisters, Mrs.
Sarah Dubinsky and Mrs. Mollie
Shulman of Detroit, and Mrs.
Leah Levy, of London, England.
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MRS. LILLIAN GOODMAN, a
Detroit resident for 25 years, died
in Richmond, Va. Surviving are
two sisters, Mrs. Samuel Joseph of
San Bernardino, Calif., and Mrs.
Lena Galumbeck of Richmond,
Va., and three brothers, Sam Levi
of Richmond; Julius Levi of
Seattle, and Isadore Levi of De-
troit.
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The body of SAMUEL MAR-
CUS, 74, of Phoenix, Ariz., former-
ly of Detroit, was returned for
burial in Machpelah Cemetery.
Services were held at Lewis Bros.
He is survived by a son, Dr.
David M. Marcus. ,
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MAT W. WEINBERG, 45, of
Louisville, Ky., died July 30. He
is survived by his wife. Funeral
services were held at Lewis Bros.
Burial was in Louisville.
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PESACH JOSEPH FISHMAN,
76, of 11501 Petoskey, died July
28. Funeral services were held at
Lewis Bros. Interment was in Chi-
cago, Ill.
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MARY BOCHNER. 62, of 439
Temple, died July 25. She is sur-
vived by her husband, Isaac. Fu-
neral services were held at Lewis
Bros. Interment was in New York.
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Funeral services were held for
HENRY COHEN at the Hebrew
Benevolent Society Aug. I. Ser-
vices also were held at Beth Tikva
Synagogue and at Hebrew Benev-
olent Society cemetery where he
was interred. Mr. Cohen was pres-
ident of Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety Synagogue of which he was
a founder, and held office in Beth
Tikva Synagogue. He passed away
August 1 at Grace Hospital from
a heart ailment. He had resided
at 3039 Carter. He is survived by
his widoW, Fanny; his sons,
Charles, Louis, Irving; his daugh-
ters, Mrs. Millie Kauffman, Mrs.
Mollie Goldstein, Mrs. Gertrude
Cross, Bessie and Jenie Cohen;
and 12 grandchildren.
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ABRAHAM ROSEN, 3245 Mon-
terey, died Aug. I. Services were
held Friday at Kaufman Funeral
Chapel with Rabbi E. A. Levi of-
ficiating. He leaves his wife,
Sarah. Interment was in Mach-
pelah cemetery.
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DONALD SKOLNEK, 1988 Elm-
hurst, died Aug. 4 at the age of
11. Services were held Monday at
Kaufman Funeral Chapel. He
leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Skolnek, and a sister, Phyl-
lis. Interment was in Nusach Arie
cemetery.
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JULIUS TWERSKY, 70, of Oak-
land, Calif., formerly of Detroit.
died July 30 in San Francisco
General Hospital. Surviving are
his wife, Jennie; two sons, Fred
and Dr. Samuel Twersky; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edith Goldman of 2275
Gladstone, and six grandchildren.

130-Bed Hospital Set Up
At Athlit Clearance Camp
JERUSALEM (JTA) - A hos-
pital containing 130 beds has been
established at the Athlit clearance
camp and is equipped with phy-
sicians, nurses and adequate med-
ical supplies, it was announced by
Hadassah. Seventy of the beds
were-- built at the Hadassah hos-
pital on Mt. Scopus.

r Detroit's Original and

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Negro Artist Sings
`Eli, Eli' in Hebrew

Monument
Unveilings

The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late Phillip
Zimmerman will take place at 1
p. m. on Sunday, Aug. 11, at Jew-
ish Folks Verein Cemetery, Gra-
tiot and 141/2 Mile Road. Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka will officiate.
Relatives and friends are invited
to attend the service.

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EXPERIENCED Stenographer, perma-
nent position, small office, pleasant
working conditions. See Mr. Hencken,
ReNew Sweeper Co., 9591 Grand Riv-
er, HO. 1400.

SUNDAY SCHOOL teacher wanted to
teach kindergarten or early elemen-
tary grades in Detroit. Excellent
salary. Replies held in confidence.
Box 78, THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26.

WILL EXCHANGE 5-room flat for 3-
or 4-room apartment or income bun-
galow. TR. 1-1089.

VETERAN and wife urgently need
apt. TR. 1-6472.

HAVE lovely 3-room porch apt. in

day.

NATHAN BORENSTEIN - Plasterer
Contractor. MA. 5243..

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

ALL COVERAGE ACCIDENT INSUR-
ANCE with HOSPITALIZATION is
available to subscribers of THE JEW-
ISH NEWS for only $2, through poli-
cies 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.

The unveiling of a monument
exchange for 2 bedroom apt. or flat
Dexter vicinity preferred. TO. 5-3802. PIANO TEACHER-Make an appoint-
over the grave of the late Anne
ment now for your fall piano lessons.
Docks will take place at Mach- WANTED to rent: Apt., furnished or
Call TO. 8-8791. Beatrice Moss, 3300
pelah cemetery at 12 noon on
unfurnished, or housekeeping rooms,
Fullerton.
for Veteran and wife, both employed;
Sunday, Aug. 11. Rabbi Joshua S.
must
vacate
present
place
by
August
FOR
better wall washing call James
Sperka will officiate. Relatives
15. Excellent references. TO. 6-7379.
Russell, TO. 6-4005, 526 Belmont.
and friends are invited to attend
the service.

Hendry, AJC Aide,
Accepts U. of T. Post

NEW YORK-Charles E. Hendry,
director of the Commission on
Community Interrelations of the
American Jewish Congress for the
last two years, and well known for
his research in social work, has
resigned to accept an appointment
as professor of social work to the
University of Toronto. He will as-
sume his new duties on Sept. I.
However, he will continue as acting
director of the commission until
January, 1947, when he will become
consultant and member of the
Advisory Council on Research.
Dr. Isidor Chein, former head of
the Department of Psychology of
City College, New York, and chief
research for the mayor's Commit-
tee of Unity, has joined the staff of
the Commission on Community
Interrelations.

Mass Meeting Monday
To Protest Lynchings

A mass meeting to protest re-
cent lynchings in Georgia, Mis-
sissippi and -South Carolina will
be addressed by Emil Mazey,
UAW-CIO East Side Regional Co-
director; Rev. Robert Bradby, Jr.,
pastor of King Soloman Baptist
church; Jeannetta Welch Brown,
president of the Detroit Federa-
tion of Women's Clubs; Dr. J.
Leonidas Leach and Russ Cowan,
managing director Michigan
Chronicle, who will give the first
public eye witness report direct
from the scene of Monroe, Ga.,
next Monday, at 8 p. in., at Ebe-
nezer A.M.E. church, Brush and
Willis.

Jewish Vet Colony
Set Up at Tel Aviv

JERUSALEM (JPS-Palcor) - A
new Jewish settlement of ex-
servicemen, where all work in the
fields and in the workshops of the
village, as well as the selling of
produce, will be done cooperative-
ly, but life otherwise will follow
patterns of private ownership with
each family living in its own cot-
tage, was established Aug. 1, on
500 dunams of Jewish National
Fund land, four kilometres north
of Raanana, near Gan Hayim,
and some 40 kilometres north of
Tel Aviv which is held under siege
by 20,000 British troops. The
workshops, for the repair of ma-
chinery and agricultural imple-
ments, will accept orders from the
densely settled Jewish agricultural
vicinity.

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

LARGE room for rent for 2 girls. Twin
beds. Kitchen privileges. Near Dex-
ter. TO. 8-9840.

VETERAN urgently needs 4-room apt.
or 5-room flat. Unfurnished. 3
adults. Employed. N. W. section pre-
ferred. After 6 call TO. 7-3415.

URGENT. 2-3-4 room apts. wanted for
Hebrew • teachers. Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah. HO. 5605. Miss L. Tron.

FURNISHED room •for rent. Gentle-
man. Adult home. TY. 5-5191.

BEAUTIFUL baby grand piano. Very
fine tone. Excellent condition. Must
see to appreciate. Reasonable. TO.
9-2984.

VETERAN and parents just arrived
from Europe urgently need small
apt., flat, income, or room with
kitchen privileges. Willing to decor-
ate. Sept. 1. HO. 7925 after 6 or TO.
'6-0860.

WANTED

ECUADOR DELEGATION TO UN 3 BEDROOM income, flat or single for
occupancy on Sept. 1. For Jewish
WILL SUPPORT JEWISH STATE

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BERLIN (JTA)-Medical facili-
ties in some displaced persons cen-
ters, particularly those in Frank-
furt and Minich, are inadequate WANTED-Short order cook. Female.
to care for both the displaced Jews
Day work. Apply at 12647 Dexter.
and newly-arriving "infiltrees,"
LOOKING
for 3 or 4 rooms unfur
Dr. William Schmidt of New York,
nished. Two employed adults. No
a Joint Distribution Committee
children. Best references. Call Sieg-
medical officer, said here.
fried Cahn. DA. 5176 or HO.. 1512.
The JDC will expand its medical
services in order to supplement the WANTED 3 or 4 room apt. or 5 or 6
room flat or income to rent. Privi-
services now being administered
lege of buying 1946 car at ceiling
by UNRRA, which provides the
price. University phone exchange
largest share of medical services,
preferred. UN. 4-0144.
Dr. Schmidt revealed.

QUITO, Ecuador, (JTA)-The
Ecuadorean delegation to the
United Nations General Assembly,
which meets at the end of Sep-
tember, will be instructed to sup-
Assure your Rosh Hashanah
greetings by ordering your sub- port the demand for a Jewish
scription to The Jewish News state in Palestine, President
Velasco Ibarra and Foreign Min-
NOW. Call RA. 7956.
ister Jose Vicente Trujillo have in-
formed M. Toff of the Latin
American Department of the Jew-
ish Agency.
Toff, who recently arrived in
By Karl C. Berg
Ecuador, was received • by the
Owner
President and Trujillo, and the
Max Wrotslaysky
latter promised that he would ask
Monument Works
other governments in South
Distinctive
America to join with Ecuador in
Monuments
supporting Jewish aims at UN.
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CALL RA. 6558 OR RA. 7956
Arthur Lee Simpkins, colored
singing sensation, is now appear- NICELY furnished room. Suitable for
FREE COOK BOOK OR HISTORY OF
ing at the Downtown Theater,
one or two girls. NO. 5423.
THE JEWS. Secure two paid new
Detroit's only stage show theater.
weekly subscribers to THE JEWISH
WANTED-Flat or apt. Two or three
Among his selections Mr. Simp-
NEWS- at $3 a year. and get either
bedrooms. Three adults. Call Mon-
one of these two important books
kins sings "Eli, Eli," in Hebrew.
day until 6 p.m. UN. 1-9894 or be-
free. THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114
In addition, Roddy McDowall,
tween 7 and 8 TO. 5-0593.
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26. RA. 7956.
Buddy Morrow and Orchestra and
others are appearing on the stage. WANTED-Boarding home. Working
mother and 11-year-old boy. Mrs. DEWING to Los Angeles. Leaving
The screen offering is "Her Ad-
around August 20. Passengers want-
Israel. Jewish Social Service Bureau,
venturous Night."
ed. Call TR. 2-0738--evenings or Sun-
TR. 2-4080.

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Yiddish Speaking DPs Barred
From Writing to the U. S.
BERLIN (JTA)-More than a

year after liberation, approximate-
ly 50,000 Jewish displaced persons
are still unable to write letters to
the United States 6r anywhere
else in their own language be-
cause of United States Army cen-
sorship regulations, according to a
high official concerned with the
DP problem.
The explanation is that these

News staff member. 2114 Penobscott
Bldg., Detroit 26. RA. 7956.

WANTED to rent: 2-3 bedroom apt.,
income, or flat, with oil or gas heat.
Will decorate. Three responsible
adults. MA. 2056 or TE. 1-1040.

SALESGIRLS wanted for bakery. TO.
6-9330.

URGENTLY needed. Couple with
school age child wishes flat or in-
come in N. W. section. Will decor-
ate and do minor repairs. Call MA.
1355. Glazer.

DESPERATE veteran and wife who is
expecting baby need apt., flat or
income in N. W. section. Will decor-
-ate and if necessary buy furniture.
TO. 6-5337.

WIDOW vvill share her 3-room apt.
with woman or couple. Kitchen
privileges. TY. 5-9101.

MODERN 3-room apt. N.W. section,
in exchange for five or six room
flat. N.W. section. TO. 8-2111.

WILL exchange 3-room beautiful apt.
for 5 or 6 room flat with gas or oil
heat. TO. 5-6477.

3 ADULTS urgently need apt. or flat
Excellent references. Evenings. TY.
5-8642.

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