Obituaries

MRS. SARAH BERKOWITZ
died Sunday at the age of 75. She
had been makingher home with
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Schum-
er, 18220 Pennington. Funeral
. services were held Sunday after-
noon at Chesed shel Emes. Burial
was in Chesed shel Emes Ceme-
tery. She resided in Detroit for
the past seven years, since the
death of her` husband. Prior to
that time they lived in Rochester,
N. Y., for 37 years, coming there
upon their arrival from Poland.
Surviving her are two sons,
Isidore and Hyman; five daugh-
ters, Mesdames Leah Cohen,
Celia Goldman, Leah Underberg,
Mildred Schumer and Mary
Schumer; 16 grandchildren and
16 great-grandchildren.
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ELEANOR JAYNE WOLF, 26,
of the - Belcrest Apts., died Oct
30. She was the wife of Roy R.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Goldberg, sister of Adolph, Ir-
ving, Mrs. Bernice Kramer, and
Mrs. Reva Schiller. Funeral ser-
vices were held at Lewis Bros.
Chapel, were conducted by Rabbi
Morris Adler and Cantor Jacob
Sonenklar. Interment was in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
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FRANK JOSEPH, 62, of 2446
Atkinson, died Oct. 24. Services
were at Lewis Bros. Chapel and
interment in Beth Moses Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Joshua Sperka and
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar offici-
ated. He was the brother of Ja-
cob and Isidore, and uncle of Mr.
Saul Zuieback, Mrs. Max Criene,
Mrs. Henry Kepes, Mrs. Eleanor
Brownstein, James, Martin, Her-
man, and Joseph.
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IDA SKLASH, 58. of 1183 Eles-
iner, Windsor, died Nov. 1. Fue
neral services were held at Lewis
Bros. Chapel, with Rabbi Benja-
min Groner officiating. Interment
was in Workman's Circle Ceme-
tery. She is survived by her hus-
band, Morris, and children Mrs.
Morris Skae. Mrs. Henry Rosen,
David, Sari, and Rosalyn.
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ROSE HOLTZMAN, 30, of
18256 Birwood, died Oct. 27. She
leaves her husband, Sam, par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freed-
land, brothers Alex and Martin,
and sisters Ida, Dorothy, and
Mrs. Esther Goldstone. Services
were at Lewis Bros. Chapel and
interment in . Machpelah Ceme-
tery.

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THE JEWISH NEWS

.Ftiday. November. 8, 1946

MRS. ROSE EPPSTEIN, 4255
Waverly, died 'Nov. 3. Services
were held Nov. 4 at the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Chapel. Rabbi
Morris Adler and Cantor Jacob
'S onenklar officiated. She leaves
her husband, Abe; a son, Robert,
a daughter, Mrs. Donald Jacobs,
one brother, Gus Silverman of
Toledo; three sisters, Mrs. David
Snyder, of Cleveland, Mrs. Jo-
seph Kozman of Toledo, and Mrs.
Fred Fandrich. Interment was in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
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DAVID RASKIN, of 2066 Glad-
tone, died Oct. 29. Services were
held Oct. 31 at the Ira Kaufman
Funeral Chapel. Rabbi Joshua
Sperka and Cantor Hyman Adler
officiated. He leaves his wife,
Mary; two sons, Harry and Leon-
ard; six daughters, Mrs. Jay
Frank, Mrs. Albert Levine, Mrs.
Harry Ackerman of Pontiac, Mrs.
Jack Hillel of Chicago; Mrs. A.
Dalessandro of New York, and
Miss Kay Raskin of Florida; four
brothers, Abraham of Los -Ange-
les, Mitchell, Sam and Irving;
and five sisters, Mrs. Marcia
Schlafer, Mrs. Vera Rom, Mrs. E.
Manning, Mrs. H. Black and Miss
Rose Raskin of Philadelphia. In-
terment was in the Nusach Arie
Cemetery.

Local Brevities

SUWALKER AND VICINITY
RELIEF org,anization will hold a
mass memorial meeting, Sunday,
2 p. m., at the Jewish Community
Center, Woodward and Holbrook.
Rabbi D. Lifschitz and Dr. Leo
Smolinsky, who just arrived from
Suwalk, will be guest speakers.
The Suwalker Cantor R. Boyar-
sky will chant the El Mole Rach-
mim. Suwalker friends and -all
Landsleit from surrounding ter-
ritories are urged to attend.

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MLAWER UMGEGEND VER-
EIN will sponsor a card party
Nov. 19, at Jericho Temple. Pro-
ceeds will go to help Mlawer
landsleute through the central
committee in Palestine.
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SAMSON RAPHAELSON, shin-
ing light of the New York Thea-
ter, whose plays are selected with
increasing regularity by Burns .
Mantle, has written a satirical
comedy, "Jason," which the De-
troit Civic Players will bring to
the Art Institute for three nights,
Nov. 21, 22 and 23.
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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

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

NATHAN BORENSTEIN - Plasterer
Contractor. MA. 5293.

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

HIGHEST PRICES PAID

For Used furniture
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DRIVING LESSONS by expert in-
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OLD CLOTHING WANTED
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Men's suits, overcoats. topcoats,
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UNWANTED hair removed sal, ly and
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a specialty-any size order filled.

WANTED. woman for night duty to
help an invalid, middl•-aged lady.
Twin beds in room so help can sleep
several hours: good pay Call TY.
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formation.

CARPENTER work of all kinds. Kitch-
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FOR SALE. duplex. 5 rooms and r ec-
reation room. Immediate 'possession.
Gas heat. Near Dexter. 2033 Ewald

WANTED to rent, 4. 5 or 6-room apt .
fiat or income for couple and 4-
year-old child. TY. 4-6378.

-1- 00141 w ith
YOUNG couple desire
meals for short period Will pay
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SPRAY PAINTING - Brush Painting.
For painting factories. offices, resi-
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SITUATION WANTED-Salesman. over
15 years experience in selling. buy-
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FURNITURE for sale. Flat available.
Call Sunday from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
TY. 6-7672.

VERY FINE ROOM in single home:
adult good transportation:
gentleman: references. TO. 8-4181.

LADY. alone, will share her ..pt or
rent room : good transpo , 'at ion - Se-
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or Sunday from 2-5. TR. 1-2181.

ROOM FOR RENT. with or without
board. Dexter sect ion. TY. 7-1417.

LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN ROOM for rent for gentleman in home
of 3 adults. quiet. pleasant surround- SECOND-HAND business. must be sold
POST NO. 333, Jewish War Vet-
ings on Glendale near Linwood. TO
at once. See owner, make offer.
erans of America, will hold its
5301 St. Aubin.
7-7575.
annual installation at 8:30 p.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent: young ' ROOM FOR RENT. Twin beds adult
Sunday, Nov. 10. at 8212 Twelfth
home. 1628 Clairmount. TR. 1 4721,
gentleman. TO. 7-4145.
after 4 p. rn.
The public is invited to attend.
YOUNG v eteran desperately needs Ih-
Organized a year ago, the post
ing quarters for mother. sister and V1 ANTED--Home to share a. larri sya•l
th, r-e
apt for veteran and farm'.
self. All adults. 2 employed. Firs-
was named in memory of the
adults. Call TY. 4-1065.
nished or unfurnished. DR. 00`. ,7
only Jewish winner of the Con-
after 7 p. m.
PURNISHED ROOM-All etInN o•nienceS.
gressional Medal of Honor in MIDDLE-AGED couple desires 3-room
8290 Carbondale. TY. 6
World War II.
apt.. unfurnished. HO. 8419.
RE:LIABLE woman a‘airahle.
Baby
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sitter. TY. 6-7315.
FOR SALE-2093 Ewald Circle. 1m-
"BUCK PASSING AMERICAN
mediate posse ss ion: 2-year-old mod -
ern 5-room brick: stove. refrigelator.' I , R1ViNG 1946 Plymouth and traiier
Congregation Shaarei Shomaim PARENT" is the subject chosen
to. Tucson. Ariz.. before Nos. 15.
carpeting and venetian blinds. Must
"S ant passenger to help (Ph. . no
and the Moldawsky family invite by William Slater, popular radio
be seen to be appreciated. Shown at
experifes asked. Must be xo+Mi driver
any time.
all members and friends to the commentator, for his lecture at
uith references. HO. 7067.
unveiling of a monument in Detroit Town Hall in the Fisher WANTED-apt. or flat, by youn
ROOM to rent fdr gentleman only.
couple. HO 7743.
memory of their rabbi and father, Theater at 11 a. m., Wednesday,
Prhate home. TO. 5-3565.
Ben Zion Moldawsky, at 12 noon Nov. 13. Slater first became BEAUTIFUL 6-room flat available. USED cash register for sale. Auply at
refined
Dexter-Linwood section. to a
allE Caniff. corner of Buffaio.
Sunday. Nov. 17, at Chesed Shel known for his graphic accounts
family of three or four adults. Box
of major football games, presi-
319. The Jewish News, 2114 Penob- LE.SLIE. near Wildernere-Immediate
Emes Cemetery.
26.
scot Bldg.. Detroit
dential inaugurations, and na-
possession; beautiful 6-room borne; -
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breakfast nook and recreation r (NOM:
tional highlights over NBC.
ROOM to rent for couple Light house-
stall shower. Call owner. TY. 5-2 476
The family of the late Kreindel
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keeping. 3381 Elmhurst.
or TY. 4-7199.
Kessler Salasnek invites relatives
VLADIMIRITZER EMERGEN- WILL EXCHANGE with veteran. new FOR SALE-3 rooms of furnita•e and
and friends to the unveiling of CY RELIEF ORGANIZATION ik
2-bedroom unfurnished apartment in
household goods. in good condition.
Northwest section Detroit for simi-
the monument at 1 p. m. Sunday,
Sunday
between 11 and 3. 1730
planning its annual banquet for
tar apartment in Ann Arbor. TO.
Gladstone, Apt. 204.
Nov. 10, at Congregation Beth Jan. 12 at Bereznitzer Hall. Pro-
7-0417.
FURNISHED room to rent in apt. to
Abraham Cemetery, Woodward ceeds will be used to help sur-
SILVER FOX coat for sale. Worn only
woman: Kosher- kitchen Dui. i ;
Avenue and 8 Mile Road. Rabbi vivors of Vladimiritzer now in
few times one winter. Excellent
good shopping facilities. TO. 5-9110
condition. Size 12-14. Drastically re-
or UN. 2-1018.
Morris Adler and Rabbi J. 'Thur- European DP camps. For infor-
duced due to necessity of immediate
man will officiate.
sale.
No
luxury
or
sales
tax
Satur-
BEAUTIFUL
room. centrally located,
mation call J. L. Wolock, TO. 8-
day or Sunday, 1-5.30 p. m., 2681
for nice intelligent woman. TO.
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0260. The. group's next meeting
Fleet. corner Oakrnan Blvd., one
7-74.
block from Linwood.
The unveiling of the monument will be Tuesday, - -Nov. 12, at
FOR SALE-Wedding gow n of white
over the grave of the late Mrs. Workmen's Circle Bldg.
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful 6-room
chiffon velvet: 'full sleeve. hasque
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apartment in Northwest section for
waistline. 5-yard triln. size 10. TY.
Aaron Agree (Sonia Pliskow
4-2096.
six-room flat in same vicinity. Call
Agree) will take place at 2 p. In.
LEVENSON FAMILY CLUB
Monday through Saturday. MA. 2756
OUR 6-room completely furnished mod-
or TO. 6-8922.
Sunday, Nov. 10, at the Chesed met Nov. 3 at the home of Mr.
ern fiat in exchange for similar in
shel Emes Cemetery, 14 Mile and Mrs. N. Levenson, 2663 MODERN 5-room flat. Northwest sec-
Los Angeles. Near school. Mrs. Ber-
man,
2218 Hazelwood. Det:oit
6,
tion. to responsible adults. from Dec.
Road at Gratiot. Relatives and Clements.
Mich. TY. 4-4690.
15 to April 1. UN. 3-9221.
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friends are invited to attend the
wanted by chain store man-
Tickets for the Thanksgiving VETERAN and family .--in desperate POSITION
service.
ager. to manage fruit. produce and
need of five or six-room flat or
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Night Dance sponsored by BNAI
grocery departments. TY. 7-5519.
income. House sold: being evicted.
References. TO. 5-9777.
The family of the late Alexan- BRITH YOUNG MEN may be
1DOW wants to share her 3-loom
apt. with another widow or woman.
Upleolsteredtrysrulturt Cleaned
der Gorosh announce the unveil- secured from members of Rex
Unlimited phone; kitchen privileges.
at your keine just like new.
ing of a monument over his Chapter No. 11, Irving Cohen,
TO. 8-7135.
. New Scientific Formula
grave at 1 p. m. Sunday, Nov. 10, Immanuel, Jack Semansky, Pio-
ROOM to rent for gentleman: quiet
at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi neer, and Louis Marshall Chap-
home : good transportation. 9231 Mc-
3 PIECES FOR $15
Quade.
Joshua Sperka will officiate. Rel- ters. Tommy Marvin's band will
All Work Guaranteed
The Civic Light Opera Associa- LSRGE room for gentleman. Adult
atives and friends are invited to supply music for the dance
family- : good transportation. All day
which will be held in the grand tion opens its fourth annual sea-
• Fee Appeintaaeuts Call
attend the service.
Sunday. TY. 5-2903. .
ballroom
of
the
Fort
Wayne
Ho-
son
February
3,
at
Masonic
Audi
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JAY - KAY
FOR SALE-Oakman blvd.
tel.
torium, with the performance of HOUSE
near Dexter. Lovely 7-room brick;
The family of the late Ida and
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FURNITURE CLEANERS
tile roof' cArpeting7 sprinkler sys-
The Firefly, starring Allan Jones,
Joel Lunin announce the double
TO. 5-4981
tem: screened rear porch. awnings.
TO. 9-11369
The fourth pair of subscription Leo Fitzpatrick, Association presi-
storm windows. recreation room. oil
unveiling of monuments over concerts by the DETROIT SYM,
heat. Leaving town. Fe- appoint-
dent, announces.
their graves, at 2 p.m., Sunday. PHONY ORCHESTRA on Nov.
ment call owner. TO. 8-1281.
Favorites in the light opera
Nov. 10, in Cloverhill Park Ceme- 14 and 15 will be devoted to the
field have been selected for the DRINANG to California on or about
tery. Relatives and friends are works of a master composer
Nov. 12. Want passenger to help
1947 performances. Besides The
drive and share expenses. Jerry
invited to attend.
Rosenthal. TY. 6-7450.
whose death occurred 50 years Firefly, season opener, they are:
ago. Conductor Karl Krueger, to Rio Rita, Countess Maritza, Des- WANTED TO RENT-Income flat or
An opportunity for citizens of honor the memory of Johannes
apt. by senior economist. City Plan
ert Song, My Maryland, Vagabond
Detroit to acquire a first hand
Commission. Child. TY. 5-6212.
Brahms, will conduct two of the King, Mikado, Balalaika, New
knowledge of the operations of
NICE ROOM for rent to employed man
greatest works of that profound Moon and Wizard of Oz.
or woman. Good transportation. TO.
their government will be offered German musician.
Season reservations may now
5-8670.
by the local affairs committee of
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be made at J. L. Hudson Co.
WANTED to exchange by responsible
the MICHIGAN CITIZENS COM-
The "Madonna of the Cello," as
family. 3 heated rooms for 6 roOrns.
ILITTEE through a series of "See beautiful and talented RAYA
NO. 3955.
041APII APO !WILMS
Your Government...Tours." The GARBOUSOVA is often called, Lily Pons in Concert
ESTABLISHED Kosher.
delicatessen
first tour will start at 10 a. rn. will be the artist on the Novem- In Detroit on Nov. 19
and restaurant for sale. Phone
TM" MOO
3-0176. Windsor, Ont.
Tuesday, Nov. 12 under the clock ber 12 Music Hall recital series.
Red letter day in-- the life of
on the first floor of the City Hall.
Lily Pons, famous Metropolitan 3344 STURTEVANT-Upper flat,. oil
heat; adults only.
Opera Star; was Dec. 6, -1940
Consumers Council - Joins
For on that day, a month before BUSINESS couple need urgent ly 3-
room furnished or unfurnished apt.
War Against Gas Shortage
the ninth anni-
in N.W. section. Will decorate. buy
turn lure and procure new car. Call
Detroit's war against the natu- versary of her
Mr. Kinsley, PL. 8180.
Metropolitan
ral
gas
shortage
won
re-inforce-
nowt • vAa4,s
way • esuaisseutr
URGENT--3 adults need apt. or tiat.
Opera debut, she
Ment this week.
UN. 3-7793.
VASES MADE INTO LAMPS
The new strength comes from became a citizen
Keepsakes, -sin t e a. ry trophies, vases,
EXCHANGE 3-room apt. (or 5 or b-
'the Greater Detroit Consumers, of the. United
pitchers, etc. Let as convert them into
room flat in N.W. section. TO. 6-2813.
States.
beautiful table lamps. Oil lamps 'electri-
Council.
fied.
ROOM to rent for gentleman. Tele-
H
e
r
Russian-
Pointing
to
the
policies
of
Beautiful indirect lamps and torchiers
phone privileges. TY. 4-7433.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. -b o r n husband,
ssade from old style floor lamps_ Broken
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds. for 2 col-
glass and porcelain lamps repaired.
as responsible for i,n a b i 1 i t y Andre Kostelan-
lege boys; breakfast if desired. DA. '
of consumers to obtain adequate' etz, the famous
• 5328.
-
We Fick up and
...LAMP SHADES.
conductor,
shares
2
gas
service,
the
Couridirs
attor
Ls rg e selection.
Deliver to Aft Parts
Also emotions shades
RECEPTACLES
n6y, Charles C. Lock w o o d her enthusiasm
s• rear order.
of Detroit
Lily Pons
Warned the company that it faces, for America-he
Year frames recov-
Garbage, Ash and Rabbage, Reinforced
and Suburbs
'
ered.
"i widespread public demand has been a citizen for • several
■ screte. Fully Guaranteed.
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Priced Right.
years.
that
gas
distribution'be
taken
out
BANNER LAMP mod ,SHAD, CO.
AMERICAN
Miss
Pons
will
appear
in
De-
Otthe
exclusive
control
and
dom-
•TOWNSEND
11-11126
2131 CANIFF'
Evenings and Sunday, TO. 1-5455
RECEPTACLE, CO.
ination of Iv Wall street utility - trod in concert-at Masonic Audi-
torium on Nov. 19.
TO. Una
ns 111eallwortk
ittfit."

Monument
Unveilings

Feral:ere, Dirty, Soiled
Spatted, Greasy

10 Light Operas
To Be Presented

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IRA KAUFMAN
7 ......69,4eat.

Pf REPAIRED
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