Obituaries
IICE ISAAC TOGAL, .76, died
•Dec. 22. Funeral services were
held at Lewis Bros. Chapel, with
Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiating.
Interment was -
Machpelah
Cemetery. Survivors: wife, Zelda;
children Mrs. Gussie Leventhal,
Mrs. Rae Levin, Mrs. Edna Berk,
and Barney.
• • •
REV. SOLOMON MICHALOW-
SKY, 71, cantor and schoichet who
resided in Detroit for 21 years,_,
died at his home, 2744 Gladstone,
Dec. 18. He conducted services in
several local synagogues and was
well known in local Orthodox
circles. Cantor Rubin Boyarsky
'officiated at funeral services
which were held at the chapel
of Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Interment was in Hebrew Memo-
rial Park. He is survived by his
sons, Albert and Abraham Mit-
chiel of Detroit and Joseph Ma-
lachi of Beth Alpha, Palestine;
daughters Ida Imber and Mrs.
Minnie Taylor, and grandchil-
dren.
• • •
ISADORE CAVALIER, 67, a
resident of Detroit for 30 years,
died in Rochester, Minn. Dec. 18.
Funeral services were held at the
chapel of Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety with interment in the Tur-
over Aid Society Cemetery. Rabbi
Morris Adler and Cantor J. Son-
enklar officiated. He is survived
by his sons, Max and Paul,
daughter, Esther Frances, and
one grandchild.
• • •
YETTA WOLFMAN, 98, died at
the Jewish Home for Aged Dec.
20. She was a resident of Detroit
for 28 years. Funeral services
were held at the chapel of He-
brew Benevolent Society. Inter-
ment was in Hebrew Memorial
Park. She is survived by two
daughters, Ida Decktor and
Beckie Rosen, one son, Michael
Wolf of 'Argentina, 14 grandchil-
dren, 28 great grandchildren and
One great, great grandchild.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiated.
• • •
SOL B. ROSENGARTEN of 117
Rhode Island died Monday. Fun-
eral services were held Tuesday.
Surviving are his wife., Bertha; a
daughter, Ruth; a sister, Mrs. H.
H. Berger, and a brother, I. B.
Rosengarten of Newark, N. J.
•
•
AGNES ADELSON, 3202 Stur-
tevant, died Dec. 23. Services
were held at the Ira Kaufman
Chapel with Rabbi H. Rosenthal
officiating. She leaves two sons,
Murray and Harry; five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Isidore Harris, Mrs.
Morris Friedman, Mrs. A. Tate,
Mrs. Bernard Sikov and Mrs.
Leon Goldenberg. Interment was
in Machpelah Cemetery.
• • •
SAM BIENENFELD, 1457
Blaine Ave., died Dec. 27. Ser-
vices were held at the Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Chapel. He leaves
his wife, Sadie; three sons. Arn-
old of N. Y., Sol and Harry;
one daughter, Mrs. Leon Drey-
linger; one sister, Mrs. Max Har-
rison of N. Y. Interment was in
New York City.
• • •
Services for SOLOMON NAB-
ATOFF, 73, of 1600 Seward, re-
tired furniture dealer who died
Dec. 22 at Mt. Cannel Mercy Hos-
pital, were held Dec. 24 at the
Ira Kaufman Funeral Chapel.
Burial was in Machpelah Ceme-
tery. He is survived by five
daughters, Mrs. Wm. Yellen, Mrs.
Samuel Rock of New York; Mrs.
Wm. Frankman of Boston, Mrs.
Herbert Lewis of Los Angeles
and Mrs. Irving Kruger of De-
troit; five grandchildren and a
brother in New York.
Page Fifteen
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 3, 1947
Julius Pearl Dies: Detroit
Printer Was Associated in
MINNIE SCHOR, 43, died Dec. Russia with Jabotinsky
24 in an auto accident in Indign
apolis, Ind. Funeral services were
held at Lewis Bros. Chapel. Rabbi
Isaac Stollman officiated. Inter-
ment was in Beth Moses Ceme-
tery. She is survived by her
husband, Morris; daughter, Shar-
on Ilene; mother, Mrs. Esther
Silverman; brothers Harry,' Dave
and Mitchell; sisters, Mrs. Joe
Steinberg, Mrs. Anna Bynder,
and Goldie.
• • •
ARCHIE ELLIOTT BARRIS,
died Dec. 24. He leaves his wife,
Nettie, a son, Sidney, and broth-
ers Herman, George, Sol and
Jake. Funeral services were held
at Lewis Bros. Chapel. Rabbi
Leon Fram officiated. Interment
was in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
tery.
• • •
SARAH MISSNER, 79, died
Dec. 24. She leaves her children,
Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell, Morti-
mer J. Louis, Philip and Mrs.
Andrew C. Coffey; a brother,
Louis Starfield Cohane, and sis-
ters Mrs. Miriam Levitt and
Mrs. Anna Hurwitz. Funeral ser-
vices were held at Lewis Bros.
Chapel with Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar
officiating. Burial was in Clover
Hill Park Cemetery.
• • •
MOLLY ROMER, formerly of
Detroit, died in Miami Dec. 27.
Services were held at the Ira
Kaufman Chapel Dec. 31. She
leaves her husband, Harry; two
sons, Sam of St. Paul and Louis
of Miami; three daughters, Riva,
Mrs. Milton Levine of Lansing,
and Mrs. Stanley Morganstern;
one brother, Alex Nichamin; and
one sister, Mrs. Bertha Lieber-
man.
Max M. Warburg Dies
NEW YORK, (JTA)-Max M.
Warburg. noted philanthropist and
Jewish communal leader who left
Nazi Germany in 1938 and be-
came an American citizen at the
age of 77, died at his home Dec.
26 at the age of 79.
Mr. Warburg, a brother of the
late Felix M. Warburg, was for
nearly 50 years the head of the
four-g en e r ation-old German
banking house of M. M. Warburg
and Co. until it was taken over
by the Nazis. For years he was
a director of the Central-Verein
Deutschen Staatsbuerger Juedis-
chen Glaubens (Central Union of
German Jews), which was a rep-
resentative body of all German
Jews. His most important Jew-
ish work was with the Hilfsverein
fer Deutschen Juden (German
Jewish Aid Society), major agen-
cy in Germany for the relief, re-
habilitation and resettlement of
distressed.Jews, founded in 1901
by his father, Moritz Warburg.
In this country he continued
his interest in Jewish communal
affairs and was elected a member
of the JDC board of directors and
executive committee in Decem-
ber, 1939. He was also elected to
active membership of the Am-
erican Jewish Committee.
Baron de Rothschild Dies
NEW YORK, (JPS) - Baron
Robert de Rothschild, retired
member of the Parish banking
family, died in Lausanne, Switz-
erland, at the age of 66.
In Memoriam
In memory of Mordecai Gross-
man, who died in the service of
his country, Dec. 23, 1944.
Missed by his broken-hearted
father, mother, sister and brother.
INVENTORY REDUCTION
SALE
NEED A
MONUMENT-
ORDER IT NOW
and
Monuments .
At COST PRICE
SAVE
DETROIT MONUMENT WORKS
2744 W. Davison, comer Lawton
Open Daily ..d Soraelaj 8 a.
TO. 8-6923
NO.
Julius Pearl, well known De-
elderly Jewish woman to
troit printer, died suddenly on FOR better wall washing, call James WANTED,
act as housekeeper and companion
Russell. TO. 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
Dec. 26.
to aged woman. Home and salary.
BORENSTEIN - Plasterer
VE. 6-7844.
Mr. Pearl, who was a bachelor, NATHAN
Contractor. MA. 5243.
TAX SERVICE--Reliable. ex-
left no near relatives. He was the
INCO
OLD
CLOTHING
WANTED
perienced, reasonable. Zel s Book-
printer for the Zionists, Bnai
Best prices paid for men's suits,
keeping 8c Tax Service. 12643 Lin-
topcoats and shoes. TY. 4-3625.
Brith and numerous local or-
wood at Leslie. TO. 8-1855
ganizations. He had an excellent
FOUR-ROOM income to each: nge nor
5 or 6-room income oc flat. N.W.
reputation as a good layout man
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
section. DA. 2381.
and as one of the ablest printers
For Used Furniture
ATTRACTIVE ROOM to rent rot em-
in Detroit.
BUY-RITE FURNITURE
ployed young woman. All Home
A Hebrew scholar, Mr. Pearl
conveniences. Good transpi 151 ion.
CA. 8756-8613
32I6 Miehigi
TO. 7-2574.
also was master of four other
languages. While in Russia he
EXCHANGE 6-room flat ter s-) nem
work of all kinds. Hitch-
apt. N.W. section. Adults onl, TO.
worked in publishing houses with CARPENTER
eia remodeling a specialty. TR. 2-2636
8-6196.
the late Vladimir Jabotinsky,
OLD CLOTHING WANTED
FAMILY with two school age clnicnen
many Russian political leaders,
PAY $10 to $25
urgently in need of flat or apt for
and knew Lenin, Trotsky and
Men's suits, overcoats, topcoats.
3 or 4 months. partly furnished or
tuxedos, shoes. TE. 2-0490.
unfurnished. TO. 6-4150.
other revolutionary figures.
He was a member of Pisgah UNWANTED hair removed safely and NORTHWEST section, beautiful ioorn
permanently by the electric needle.
with sun deck in private home. 2
Lodge of Bnai Brith.
Guaranteed results. CA. 2915. Celia
bathrooms, unlimited phone. Good
Novick, 604 Empire Bldg.
transportation. Gentleman or nisi-
Funeral services were held
riess lady. Call Sunday, UN. 1-7553.
Friday at the Chesed shel Ernes. WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 bed
NICE ROOM for rent with couple. ex-
room fiat, income or single for
cellent transportation. On Full., ton.
TO. 6-1924 or TO. 8-8884.
Fishman Buried in Bask
member of Jewish News staff.
Please call RA. 1823.
VETERAN in service 3 yeane pet cne
year, desperately needs 2 turn
BASLE, (JTA)-Jacob Fish-
bedrooms, kitchen privileges: :ui-
Catering - Specializing
man, veteran U. S. Zionist and
nished or unfurnished apt. nn 3
HORS D'OEUVRES
adults or will share home. Excellent
Yiddish newspaperman was
references.
TY. 4-1065.
PETIT FOURS
buried in the Basle Jewish Cem-
Any size order filed. HO. 7217 ROOM to rent for middle-aged cnopie
etery.
or single person. Kitchen prn is rt . S.
Preceding the burial, funeral
and wife urgently need 3, TO. 6-0193. 2505 Richton.
services were held in the Muster- VETERAN
4 or 5-room flat. apt.. or income. WANTED: ruined girl to share
TO. 6-0650 after 6 p to
messe Hall. where the Zionist
small apt. Call Sunday or ever:nig!.
Congress m e t, with promi-
NICELY furnished room for employed TY. 7-5358.
nent leaders of the movement in
gentleman. DA. 3533.
VETERAN driving to Los Anse an. in
attendance. David Ben .Gurion,
new car on or about Januass 15.
iv-
Can take 3 passengers, 1 to E
EXCHANGE
7-room
flat
for
3
or
4-
Israel Goldstein, Conis Lipstaf,
ing. Exchange references. TO. (-2781.
room apt., income or 5-room fiat
Meyer Weisgal, Gershon Agron-
Gas or oil heat. N.W. section. Adults
ROOM to rent to couple only
only. Call TY. 4-6713.
sky and Gedalia Bublick were
home privileges. 16696 Woodingream,
among those who delivered APT. WANTED by 2 adults.
UN. 3-6141.
will
eulogies.
decorate.
UN 1-3370.
Mannheimer School Adds
New Boarding Department
The Mannheimer
School of
Miami Beach, a select private
school operated for the last 14
years by the same family, has
adde a new boarding department
this season in response to re-
quests from parents.
A limited number of well
recommended pupils will
be
taken. A colonial house, one-
half block from the beach. and
entirely separate from the school
building, will be the dormitory.
The school, which maintains high
scholastic standards and has an
experienced staff of certified
teachers, holds classes outdoors.
A full program of all-day activi-
ties, including study, relaxation,
cultural, and athletic diversion,
has been carefully planned. A
dietician and fine staff of cooks
co-operate in serving well-
balanced, nourishing food.
THE JEWISH NEWS
WANT AD STATIONS
For the convenience of the
community, The Jewish News has
installed the following stations
where Classified Liner Ads will
be accepted:
ZORN CONFECTIONERY.
8432 12th.
CRAIG'S CONFECTIONERY,
8640 12th.
H. AND S. CONFECTIONERY,
8744 12th.
ZION BOOK STORE, 9008 12th.
COPY CORNER CONFEC-
TIONERY, 10200 12th.
14TH AVE. PHARMACY, 2201
W. Philadelphia.
SCHWARTZ DRUGS, 13201
Linwood.
ALLAN PHARMACY, 12753
Linwood.
CORTL AND PHARMACY,
12313 Linwood.
F AND G MARKET, 10245 Lin-
wood.
GOLDMAN DRUG, 8901 Lin-
wood.
BOB'S CONFECTIONERY,
8820 Linwood.
MAL'S SWEET SHOP, 8532
Linwood.
RUSKIN DRUG, 9712 Dexter.
KATZMAN DRUGS, 11320
Dexter.
SERLIN DRUG, 11848 Dexter.
GEORGE KAY DRUG, 13141
Dexter.
RECEPTACLES
-
sa-essea
to 5 p. op.
Classified Advertisements
LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone
up to 10 a.m. Wednesday. Rates: 6c a word. Manimum charge 60c.
CALL RA. 6558 OR RA. 7956
Garbage, Ash and Rubbage. Reinf•recol
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
Priced Right.
AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE CO.
11711 Kenilworth
TIN
ROOM to rent for gentleman. Can-
. en lent transportation. t-r.timrted
phone. Two adults. TY. 6-3717
FOR RENT Pleasant room c ,,,ith
elderly couple. 2646 Sturtevant TO
5-8914.
YOUNG MAN WANTED for pan r.
shop. Some experience neeestary.
Apply at. 3901 Hastings.
DESK SPACE in beautiful lsse c fine
in Dime Building. Accountant pre-
ferred. CA. 5774.
FURNLSHED room to rent for one co
two gentlemen. Unlimited prioni .
garage if desired: two in fatnin .
must have references. TO. 6-7.G37.
FOR RENT-Attractive fice-room flat
and completely screened-in po.eh.
oil heat; for immediate occupanen .
Indiana. north of McNichols Rd..
adults. Sunday, 10 a. ,m. to 2 p. rn .
UN. 1-11:02.
LARGE bright room for
Monterey.
rent.
2206
LEAVING for Tucson Jan. 13. New
car. Want two passengers. DA 4549.
FOR SALE 6 room house in best Jew-
ish location in city ; good as new .
possession in 30 days- two-car gar-
age, easy-front drive-wav: suitable
for family of 2 to 8 people. At least
$5.000 necessary. (Also good furni-
ture for sale.) Owner, 3015 Mon-
terey. near Wildemere.
ROOM for rent in a family of two
Good transportation. TY. 6-4786.
WANTED : veteran for sales ,sork in
mercantile industry. must be neat
));ing
and have good personality.
This f act p-
to travel in State.
tional opportunity is pc! Tr:anent.
Call Mr. Marshall, LA. 1411 1r ap-
pointment. Monday-Saturday.
ROOM to rent for couple. Bernd or
kitchen privileges. All consens.nces.
$100 per month. TO. 9-2535.
MIDDLE-AGED woman will tsk. ma-
ternity cases. Experienced. Re Ie., -
ences furnished. UN. 2-7177.
BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew, Bible,
Yiddish, English, Citizenship.
Call well known teacher. DA.
1793.
WANTED TO RENT--4 adults n'gcntly
need 4. 5 or 6-room flat or income
UN. 3-1999.
FUR_NITURE REPAIRED. Reasonable,
reliable. UN. 1-03130.
NEWLY DECORATED,
co n -. n • .
room for single or young cespit.
Near bus and street car. 3755 Sage'.
TY. 7-3029.
UNFURNISHED ROOM for yen; for
man or woman. Kitchen pi o lieges
and garage. 2910 Waverly.
CAPABLE elementary school teaches
for English department of parochial
school. Call Detroit Hebrew Paro-
chial school. TO. 8-2341.
A-1 PAINTING-DECORATING.B'u't
service: reasonable; free estisesiles.
TO. 5-8271.
NICE furnished room for one or Iwo
employed girls. NO. 5423.
PALESTINE REALTY
COMPANY
WANTED-Typist and general office
work: Jewish National Fund office.
11608 Dexter. TO. 8-7384.
55 West 42vid Street
New York 18, N. Y.
AJC Executive Urges
Federal Direction of
State Employment
Pointing to the gains achieved
by the federal direction of state
employment offices in the elimin-
ation of discrimination in hiring,
Rabbi Irving Miller, chairman of
the Executive Committee of the
American Jewish Congress, urged
in a letter to state directors of
employment offices that they con-
tinue the policy of nen-discrim-
ination in classification and re-
ferral of job applicants. State
employment services were re-
turned by the federal government
to state operation and control on
Nov. 15.
Aesactiise to am cid German
law of 1047, a rob* is agiaraay
the otrpervisor of the Jewish *
elan, laws, and_ di9eo sot mead to
be cempetetet to exercise inane:see
on religious affairs.
-
REAL ESTATE
EDELMAN
Invites inquiries from owners
of property in Jerusalem. Tel
Aviv and other parts of Pal-
estine, who wish to sell their
holdings.
ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR A PLACE
TO LIVE?
We have available two 5- I oom
brick bungalows for occupancy
March 1 and March 15. Located
on N.E. corner of paved Ruthei-
ford and Clarita. Excellent schools,
shopping and transportation. Full
basement and attic, vestibule. fire-
place, large windows, tile bath and
automatic heat. Ceiling price,
$10,350 for veterans only. Down
payment as low as 10% to Qualified
purchaser. Buy for less than at
costs to rent.
Maxwell Fader & Co.
BUILDERS
UN. 2-7272 or TR. 1-4812
Evenings UN. 3-2570