Obituaries

JACOB, KAUFMAN, 54, of
3246 Lawrence, died last Satur-
day. Funeral services Were held
Monday at Lewis Bros. Burial
was in Clover Hill Park Cem-
etery. He was a member of the
Masonic Order and of the Jewish
War Veterans. Surviving are his
wife, Fanny; a son, Noiman, two
daughters, Mrs. J. Phillips and
Madeline Kaufman.
• • •
ELLA GLOVINSKY of 4213
Military Ave., died Sept. 24.
Services were held Wednesday
at Kaufman Funeral ChapeL
Rabbi Herman Rosenwasser of-
ficiated. She leaves her hus-
band, Abraham; four sons, Nor-
man, Arnold, Martin and San-
ford; four sisters, Mrs. Ann
Rosenbloom of Utica, N. Y., Mrs.
Morris Dresher of New York,
Mrs. Nathan of Santa Monica,
Calif. and Mrs. Aubrey Shapero
of Detroit; four brothers, Arthur,
Louis, Julius and Philip Stone.
Interment was in Machpelah
Cemetery.

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Page Fifteen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, October 4, 1946

JWV Urges Voters

To Register; Hold

Civic Affair Oct. 24

Members of the 18 Posts and
eight Ladies Auxiliaries of the
Department of Michigan, Jewish
War Veterans, as well as the gen-
eral public are being urged by
the JWV to register by Oct. 16
for the Nov. 5 elections.
The JWV community program
to be held on Oct. 24 at head-
quarters, 8212-12th, will be fea-
tured with entertainment, re-
freshments, and the appearance
of a large number of public of-
ficials including all candidates
seeking public office.
Rudolph Stein, department
chairman of the- Rehabilitation
Committee, Mrs. Esther Tenzer
Ladies, state department senior
vice-president, as well as repre-
sentatives of the various posts
and auxiliaries are formulating
plans for a series of dances to be
held at department headquarters.
The first dance will be held at
the headquarters ballroom Nov. 2.

Classified Advertisements

Congress Women Delay
Meeting Until Oct. 23

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

Mrs. Samuel A. Green, presi-
dent, announces that the next
meeting of the Detroit Women's
Division of American Jewish
Congress will be held. Wednes-
day, Oct. 23 instead of Oct. 16.
The annual "Induction to Serv-
ice" program, written by Mrs.
Nathan Spevakow, this year un-
der the direction of Mrs. William
P. Greenberg, will be given at
that time.
- Interfaith Committee will meet
next Wednesday, at 1:30 p.m., at
the home of Mrs. Samuel Rosen,
2267 W. Grand Blvd. The Study
Group will meet next Tuesday,
at 1:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs.
Nathan Bright, 4061 Glendale.

Council's
Quarterly Meeting
At Center Monday

Community

CALL RA. 6558 OR RA. 7956

SOMETHING NEW HAS
BEEN ADDED
Lox, Cream Cheese, Fancy
Imported Jams and Preserves
BOB THE BAGEL BOY
TY. 6-1782

LIFE TIME baby carriage and miscel-
laneous for sale. TY. 5-7306.

WANTED, boy with bicycle to work
in a grocery store. Call HO. 9288:

NICE furnished room for 1 or 2 em-
ployed girls. NO. 5423.

SEVERAL HUNDRED fenced acres,
including large private lake, trout
stream, two beautiful log lodges,
large stable, four rustic cottages-
all new. Modern. One of the finest
North
recreational tracts
in the
Country. Death of previous owner
makes this possible. It must be seen
to appreciate the grandeur of these
splendid new buildings, the lake,
stream and forest. Write for par-
ticulars. Joseph Eaton, Gaylord,
Michigan.

DRIVING LESSONS by expert in-

Name Cohen Head
For Vaad Hatzala
Drive in Detroit

Council Women Open
Drive for Members

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LEWIS' BROS.

7739 JOHN IL STREET
Malty 2-2113
1
Serving Detroit for_ovor a Qaartor of a Century
;
f DEPENDABLE
DIGNIFIED 1

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an, WIDE SERVICE

Joseph Lachar Opens
Take-Out Food Business
Joseph Lachar, well known . in
Detroit for his catering service,
has opened a place of business en
Linwood and Joy Road. He fea-
tures a complete take-out service
of specially prepared home-

no•AveA2. 0 1 oseANntoonto a a toostossioesounwrimesAz a is o sat a a a I o I cooked foods.

OLD CLOTHING WANTED
PAY 510 to $25
Men's suits. overcoats. topcoats,
tuxedos, shoes. TE. 2-0490.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID
For Used Furniture
BUY-RITE FURNITURE
2236 Michigan CA. 8750-8613

ANYONE HAVING 2 bedroom apt.,
Linwood-Dexter section, to ex-
change for 4 bedroom flat, call
TY. 5-7306.

structor. *2 per hour in your car, $3
The quarterly meeting of dele-
in mine. Call TY. 7-2758.
gates to the Jewish Community
Council will be held Monday, CLASSROOM SPACE available for
rent in school. Morning hours 9 a.m.
Oct. 7, at 8:15 p. m., in the audi-
to 3 p.m. 5 days a week. Write to
Box 40, THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114
torium of the Jewish Center.
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26.
The agenda will include a re-
port on the community's Pales- PART TIME bookkeeping as assistant
to accountant to be done in your
home. Write reply to Box 50. THE
Detroit Committee for Vaad tine protest program and 4, re-
JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Penobscot
view of the proposed budget for
Hatzala announces the selection
Bldg., Detroit 26.
1946-47. Reports of other com-
of David J. Cohen as chairman
mittees also will be. presented to ROOM suitable for couple. Kitchen
of the local drive to raise this
privileges. Must have own bedroom
set. TO. 5-1936.
community's share in the national the delegates.
Delegates will be asked to act
goal for Rescue Children, Inc.
room for rent to couple.
upon several important constitu- FURNISHED
Kitchen privileges. 3.361 Pasadena.
The Detroit drive opened at a
tional changes presented by the
TO.
5-7969.
dinner on Sept. 29 at the Jewish
constitutional committee, under
Center.
MIDDLE-AGED couple will share beau-
tiful 6-room flat with another middle-
Irving Bunim and Stephen the chairmanship of Louis Rosen-
zweig.
aged couple. Very reasonable. DA.
Klein described Vaad Hatzala
6118.
Aaron Droock, president of the
work conducted overseas.
Community Council, urges that WILL SELL 1946 automobile for priv-
Rabbi M. Nurack, former Lat-
ilege of renting 5- co 6-room flat in
vian Senator, told of Vaad Hat- all organizations be represented
N.W. section. TO. 8-0423.
at this meeting.
zala work in behalf of the sur-
Delegates should present their PART-TIME position for office work.
viving children.
receptionist or doctor's assistant.
wanted by capable. intelligent girl.
Rabbi I. Grozalsky is directing cards upon registration.
UN. 1-6491.
the drive with headquarters at
9105 Linwood.
IN MEMORIAM
Rescue Children; Inc., was
In memory of our dearly be-
launched July 7 to obtain funds
loved wife and mother, Sarah
for war orphans being , maintain-
Bernstein, who passed on 10 years
ed in Vaad Hatzala homes
Mrs. Herbert M. Smith, presi- ago, Sept. 30, 14 days in Tishri.
throughout Europe. The sum of
"You cannot say. you must not say
$365 is being asked for the sup- dent of the Detroit Section Na- That she is dead. She is just away.
With a cheery smile, and a wave
port of a child. Adoption includes tional Council of Jewish Women,
of the hand
provision for f o o d, clothing, announces the drive for 500 new
She
has wandered into an unknown
is
under
maintenance, and education for members for 1946-47
land."
a year, and a promise of personal way.
Sadly missed by her husband,
Chairman of the membership David, and children, Mildred and
contact with wards through cor-
respondence, shipment of food committee is Mrs. David Marx. Ralph.
packages, gifts, photographs, etc. Co-chairman is Mrs. Louis Marx.
Other members are: Mrs. Harry
LEVENSON FAMILY CLUB
M. Jacobs Will Address Singer, Mrs. Milton Mittenthal will meet at Mr. and Mrs. M.
and Mrs. George Freedman.
Levenson's home, 2645 Webb,
ZOA Chapter I Tuesday
A tea for prospective members Sunday, at 8 p. m. A games party
will be held at the home of Mrs. will be held.
Chapter I of Detroit District of Harold Ziv of 17514 Wildernere
the Zionist Organization of next Tuesday.
America invites members and - Council's program is adapted Leather Shoppe Features
friends to an open meeting next to women of all ages and inter- Unusual Fall Novelties
The management of the Leath-
Tuesday at 8:15 p. M., in Butzei ests. Various activities are sched-
er Shoppe on 12th St. announces
Hall of the Jewish Center.
uled for the general membership. its fall stock of unusual novelties
Miss Evelyn Eiselman, program
CARD OF THANKS
in belts, flowers and earrings, all
chairman, announces that Morris
The family of the late J. Na- Jacobs, president of the Detroit JWV Asks Park Named
made from leather.
than Bressler wishes to express Zionist District of the ZOA, will
In Honor of Lt. Zussman
sincerest thanks to family and be the guest speaker.
TOMMY TUCKER, popular
friends for the many kindnesses
A social hour and dancing will
band leader of stage, screen and
Department
of
Michigan,
Jew-
shown them in their recent be- follow the program.
ish War Veterans, has initiated radio fame, is on the stage of
reavement
Plans are in progress for a a program to have one of the Downtown Theater with his or-
paid-up membership party, to be
chestra, together with an array
YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR held on Sunday, Oct 27, at Detroit parks or boulevards of prominent stars. Irene Man-
named
in
honor
of
Lt.
Raymond
CHOLEM will hold a_ tea at the Rouge Park Recreational Center.
ning, singing star of pictures,
home of Mrs. L. Millman, 17555 Selma Jakont, chairman of the Zussman, who was killed in bat- stage and radio, makes a personal
tle
Sept.
21,
1944.
Lt.
Zussman
Birchcrest Dr., at 1 p. m. Mon- social committee, announces that
appearance.
day. Entertainment has been this party will be open to paid-up was posthumously awarded the
• • •
Congressional
Medal
of
Honor.
planned. Members are urged to members of Chapter I only.
MEZRITCHER SOCIAL CLUB
bring prospective members.
All young people who become
gave a Rosh Hashanah party,
members by paying their dues Mrs. Mary Droock Dies
with entertainment and refresh-
at open meetings will be eligible
ments, at its last meeting. A wie-
Mrs.
Mary
Droock,
73,
of
2484
to attend.
nie roast was held Sept. 29 at
Edison, mother of Aaron Droock,
Belle Isle.
By Karl C. Berg
• • •
DEAN ROBB has replaced president of the Jewish Commun-
Owner
ity
Council
of
Detroit,
died
Sept.
Clarence Anderson as executive
JOSEF GINGOLD,
concert-
Max Wrotslaysky
25.
secretary of the Metropolitan De-
master of the Detroit Symphony,
Monument Works
Funeral
services
arranged
by
troit Fair Employment Practice
Distinctive
Lewis Bros., were held Sunday+ at has been selected to open the
Council.
Meentanente
Temple Beth El Brown Memor- MUSIC HALL Recital Series on
Reasonably Priced
ial Chapel, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer Oct. 8. One of the most delectable
CARD OF THANKS
3301 JOT ROAD
items appearing on Gingold's pro-
The family of the late Samuel officiating. Burial was in Clover gram will be a first Detroit per-
Corner WIMesmer.
Hill
Park
Cemetery.
TYler 4-11196
Garber wishes to express sincere
Surviving, besides Aaron, is an- formance of a Sonata for Violin
thanks to relatives and friends
al-ne (d minor) by his teacher,
for the kindnesses shown them in other son, Dr. Victor Droock, and Eugen Ysaye.
a
daughter,
Sarah;
a
sister,
Mrs
their recent bereavement.
Tena Marans of Long View,
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St. Paul, Minn.
Detroit's Original and Largest Jewish Femoral Howe

JENNIE COHEN of 3331
Tuxedo died Sept. 28. Services
were held Sunday at Kaufman
Funeral Chapel. Rabbi Harold
Rosenthal officiated. She is sur-
vived by her husband, Abram;
a son, Leonard, and daughter,
Madeline. Burial was in Mach-
pelah Cemetery.
• • •
GOLDIE YELLIN of 3344 Bur-
lingame died Sept. 28. Services
were held Sunday at Kaufman
Funeral Chapel. She js survived
by her children, Mrs. Jack Fish,
Mrs. Sarah Helfand and Mrs.
Rose Stone; two sisters, Mrs.
Dora Greenblatt and Mrs. Neshe
Schwartz. Rabbi Leizer Levin
officiated. Interment was in
Machpelah Cemetery.
• • •
REBECCA KAPLAN of 9330
Dexter died Sept. 27. Services
were held Sunday at Kaufman
Funeral Chapel. Rabbi Nathan
Gaynor= officiated. She is sur-
vived by her children, Samuel S.
of Detroit, Joseph of North Ridge,
CaliL, Leon of Aubura, N. Y.,
Maury F. of New York; Mrs.
Charles Barnett of Detroit and
Mrs. A. Zamek of Pontiac, Mich.
Interment was in Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. •
• • •
J. NATHAN BRESSL.ER of
2203 Taylor, prominent builder
and plumbing contractor, died
Sept. 24 at the age of 40.
He was a past president of Beth
Itzchock and was active in Con-
gregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel
and in many Jewish causes. He is
survived by his wife, Minnie;
two children, Louis and Judith;
his mother, Mrs. Esther Bressler,
and two brothers, Milton and
Morris.

HOT BAGEL, rolls and bread at your
door Sunday mornings. Bob The
Bagel Boy. TY. 6-1782.

REALESTATE

EDELMAN

FOR better wall washing call James
Russell. TO. 6-4005. 526 Belmont.

NATHAN BORENSTEIN - Plasterer
Contractor. MA. 5243.

OLD CLOTHING WANTED
Best prices paid fOr men's suits.
topcoats and shoes. TY. 9-3625.

PIANO TEACHER. experienced: pop-
ular and classical. At my home 2696
W. Grand Ave., TO. 5-4166. s.
Rachelle Banks.

Catering-HORS D'OEUVRES

a specialty-any size order filled.

HO. 7217

CARPENTER work of all kinds. Kitch-
en remodeling a specialty. TR. 2-2636.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR NEWSPAPER MAN OR WOMAN
Write Box 81. THE JEWISH NEWS,
2114 Penobscot Bldg.. giving name.
address and telephone number. and
stating background.

LARGE airy room for rent in quiet
home near Dexter. TO. 6-1713.

RETURNED veteran and wife desire to
sub-lease apt.. income or furnished
room. Will furnish references. TY.
6-7883.

APARTMENT. N.W. section. asailabie
immediately in exchange for 1946
model car. Inquire 3774 Buena Vista.

WOULD LIKE to exchange 3-room
modern apt. on first floor for 5 car
6-room flat. Lower prefer: ed. TO.
7-4449.

LARGE sunny room for gentleman. - TO.
6-2.315.

FOR SALE Modern 2-flat. all brick. 6
and breakfast room each. On Cort-
land. No brokers. Cal for appoint-
ment. TO. 7-5650.

FURNISHED room for rent to ■ uong
working man. 33.30 Fullerton. TO.
6-2601.

DRIVING to Los Angeles C , teb,r 7.
Can accommodate 2 or 3 passengers.
MA. 6462.

FURNISHED room for one e: t‘to.
Small family. Good tra nspcjitation.
TY. 6-1.377.

FOR RENT: Newly decorated 3-room
apt. with Murphy. Immediate psses-
sion available. All furnishings and
furniture must be sold with rental of
apt. Open from 11 to 3. Oct. C. 2605
Sturtevant, Apt. 101. Apt. not open
for inspection any other time but as
above specified. Please do not annoy
caretaker.

WILL EXCHANGE beautiful 6-room
lower fiat. gas heat. tile kitchen. stall
shower. N.W. section for a 4-room
apt. with porch in N.W. section. TO.
6-1823 or UN. 3-6933.

WANTED. refined employed woman to
share apt. with widow. Refe• ences
exchanged. Rochester-Lin as nod sec-
tion. TY. 7-3535 1

REGISTERED nurse desires position in
doctor's office. Downtown or West
Side area preferred. TO. 5-5306.

DENTIST desires 5 or 6-room fiat or
bungalow in N.W. section. UN.
3-9407.

GIRL wanted to share my hotel apt.
Call TR. 2-5800, ext. 521, after 5.30

p. m.

WILE SELL 1946 car at ceiling priet.
for 3 or 4-room apt. or income. Box
74. THE JEWISH NEWS, 2114 Pen-
obscot Bldg., ',Detroit 26.

MUSIC for your wedding or party. TV.
5-3863.

EXCHANGE large 3-room apt, with
stall shower for 5 or 6-room income or
flat in N.W. section. TO. 5-6656.

CLEAN furnished room in quiet
couple's home. Good transportation.
2441 Buena Vista.

PIANO pupils. beginners- and adsanced.
accepted for all term. NO. 4648. Lil-
lian Kelter Caplan. 3345 Ewald Circle.

WIDOW would like to share 6-room
nice home with woman. TO. 7-2574.

ROOM wanted by widow from very
well known and respected family. in
good home where there are no small
children and where she may have
kitchen privileges. Will pay well for
room and service. TE. 1-5330.

GOOD private dressmaker will be happy
to do work for landlord renting her
two bedroom fiat or income. TY.
4-6378.

INSURANCE policy writer and endorse-
ment clerk; do not apply unless ex-
perienced. 1304 Michigan Bldg.

DESPERATELY need apt-, flat or in-
come. N.W. section. 3 in family.
5-year-old child. Have been moving
from hotel to hotel. Please call TY.
5-1985.

STORAGE FOR REN T
750 Square feet brick buildin g. Lin-
wood-Grand section. TO. 6-9128.

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