THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Fr iday, August 25, 196 1-30 Samit Building Co. _Opens New Models in Southfield Gardens 50 - BUSINESS CARDS 17-HOUSES .FOR SALE Oak Park FURNITURE repairs and refinishing. Free estimates. Call UN 4-3547. SACRIFICE 3 bedrm. Roman brick, full basement, screened in rear terrace, play room, car- peting, drapes, storms, screens. Make offer, low dn. paymt. Mr. SCHECTER, EL 6-1247. 21981 Westhampton S. of 9 Mi. LOUIE'S Re-upholstering, Repairing Satisfaction guaranteed. Reason- able. Free estimates. UN 4-3339. VE 5-7453. The Samit Building Co. an- nounces the grand opening of a new ranch and colonial custom home model in Southfield Gar- dens, west of Southfield road and north of Ten Mile road. The models are located on Concourse 17-A-LOTS FOR SALE Dr. The homes feature attached OAK PARK, 69 foot lot on Colleen between Ludlow and Vernon, near garage, paneled family room, grade and high school. DI 1-9548. three and four bedrooms, two WOODS. Vacant lot. and three ceramic and crystaline HUNTINGTON 50x125. Greater Norwest. DI 1-1125. tile baths with twin vanities. BEAUTIFUL and largest lot The island kitchen is equipped MOST available on Ardmoor Drive. Bloom- with G.E. built-ins, dishwasher, field Township. 140x241. Owner. MI 7-2271. attic fan and custom kitchen cabi- nets and vinyl tile. Other high- SOUTHFIELD. Beautiful Lot, 145x- 175. Improvements. Nice surround- lights include abundant closet ing homes. Maple Ridge and Philips. space, parkay floors and door- Days TR 5-5297. Evenings and Sun- days EL 6-4384. vial leading to the rear patio, full basemen t, storms and FRANKLIN FAIRWAY ROAD. Desir- able lot, 210x210. Reasonable. Bar- screens, a wide full driveway gain. VA 2-0739. and a large foyer leading to all Washington Heights. rooms, which eliminates excess SOUTHFIELD, 140x140 on New Jersey Drive. BR 3-8236. traffic through the house. Models are open 12:30 p.m. to six p.m. daily. For evening ap- 30 A INSTRUCTION pointments, call KE 2-5461, or BAR-MITZVAH instructions. Rea- EL 6-8628. sonable, dependable, conscientious. OBITUARIES S I M 0 N DRISSMAN, 19160 SADYE ABEND, 15226 James, Manor, died Aug. 19. He leaves Oak Park, died Aug. 17. She his wife, Riva; a son, Michael; leaves her husband, Abraham; a son, Mark; a sister, Mrs. two brothers and two sisters. LARKINS MOVING * * * Arthur Bernstein; and four AND DELIVERY SERVICE SARAH ZECO, 11501 Petos- grandchildren. key, died Aug. 20. She leaves Also Office Furniture. her husband, Abraham; two BELLE LITMAN, 15886 Any time. daughters, Mrs. Harry Hosay and Woodinghair, died Aug. 18. She Reasonable. 3319 GLADSTONE Mrs. George Berman; two broth- leaves a son, Herman; a daugh- TY 4-4587 ers, a sister and six grandchil- ter, Mrs. Herbert Ginsberg of Los Angeles; and four grand- PAINTING and decorating, finest dren. • * * workmanship, free estimates. Sam children. Fishman. UN 1-3265. • * * JACK STEWART, a former Reason- PAINTING, window washing. EDWARD GORDON, 27630 Detroiter, died recently in Bur- able price. Quick service, 20 years bank, Calif. Surviving are his Fairway Hills, Birmingham, died experience. TE 4-5864. Aug. 18. He leaves his parents, GUARANTEED interior, exterior wife, Rose; a son, George; a painting, washing. Special on va- daughter, Mrs. Rubin Kapin, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. cancies. LI 8-8831. Schlafer; and his grandmother, six grandchildren. * * * Mrs. Bessie Shon of Miami. In- A-1 PAINTING BERNHARDT B. LEVIN, terment, Louisville, Ky. PAPER HANGING * * * 19337 Santa Rosa, died Aug. 20. WALL WASHING He leaves his wife, Gertrude; a SAM SHLAKMAN, 18644 Reasonable-Work Guaranteed son, Stanford M. Leeds; a daugh- Northlawn, died Aug. 19. Surviv- IMMEDIATE SERVICE ter, Mrs. Richard Vernick; and ed by two sons, Ben of Los An- three grandchildren. geles and Jack; two daughters, UN 4-0326 * * * Mrs. Louis (Jean) Schnitzer and BESSIE ARLIN, 15000 Mar- Mrs. Abe (Leah) Corman; and FAUCET-SEALER Joshua Shames. 19318 Roselawn. UN 2-0372. CURES ALL LEAKING FAUCETS low, Oak Park, died Aug. 22. She seven grandchildren. 17-HOUSES FOR SALE * * * leaves three sons, Leonard Shultz, SAVING YOU $5.00 A YEAR! Replace old rubber washers with Irving and Max Arlin; four IDA LEVINE, 3806 W. Grand, TRANSPORTATION 31 EVER-WEAR SEALS, guaranteed 3 bedrm. bungalow daughters, Mrs. Morton Surovitz, died Aug. 21. Survived by hus- 10 times better. Fixes any stand- LEAVING FOR DENVER August 27. ard faucet. $1.25 installed, Large liv. rm., din. area, eating Mrs. Albert Rockhind, Mrs. Eva band, Isadore, and a sister in Desire passengers to share ex- space in kitch., fin. rec. rm., gas CALL UN 1-6617 Galperin and Mrs. Albert Gantz; Argentina. penses. Exchange references. UN ht., incinerator, gar. Must be 2-1532. sold. Priced right. For appt. * * * AFTER 5 P.M. 15 grandchildren and four great call DI 1-5805. grandchildren. REBECCA KANFER, 20426 PROFESSIONAL * * * EMPLOYMENT 40 Cheyenne, died Aug. 18 at the DRESSMAKER HYMAN WAXMAN, 11501 age of 68. She was active in Petoskey,. died Aug. 22. Survived Mezricher Society, Hadassah and If you need good donistic help HOLIDAY SPECIALS Huntington Woods by three sons, Morris L., Edward other local movements. She is PLAIN HEMS - $1.00 call us. Don't Miss These! H. and Sam; three daughters, survived by a son, Raymond; All •other kinds of alterations SPOTLESS BR. & STONE BUNG. reasonable. Leather coats. REEVES Mrs. Morrey L. Pollack, Mrs. two daughters, Mrs. Edward Gas ht., carpeting., 2 cr. gar., shortened. Prompt and satisfac- patio, rec. rm., $17,900. tory service. Free fittings in Allan A. Agree and Mrs. Michael Lutz and Mrs. Minnie Gallis; EMPLOYMENT SERVICE your home. BRICK 5 BEDRM., 2 baths; a.c. Lewis of Omaha, Neb.; nine a sister, Mrs. Julius Saltz; eight gas ht., nat. firepl., 2 cr. gar., 3708 Grand Ave. WE 5 0174 LI 4-5138 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren and . three great- under $21,000. grandchildren. IN THE FRONT SEC.-Spacious ALTERATIONS in my home that's grandchildren. Col., 4 bedrms., 2 full baths, why so reasonable. Ladies', chil- * * * '5 * * WOMAN to be companion to elderly plus 1st lay., terr., gar., terrific dren's, and men's. LI 2-9035. lady, room, board and wages. Call value. EDWARD MINKOFF, 20413 BESSIE PECHERER, 16644 UN 4-0525 or UN 4-2925. REPAIRS, brick, cement, plaster, LI 8-1222 WOMAN to take care of elderly ALL WEAVER pointing, porches, chimney, steps. Freeland, is survived by his Griggs, died Aug. 20. She leaves wife, Eleanor; a son, Martin her husband, Samuel; a daugh- UN 2-1017. couple, and sleep in. UN 2-4442, McNichols-Birwood Area LI 8-2944, ar LI 3-3890. Charles; two daughters, Paula ter, Mrs. Morrie Maslowe; and Close to Beth Aaron Syn. Lovely Dale and Karen Lynn; his two grandchildren. 55 MISCELLANEOUS 644 rms., face br., nat. firepl., REAL ESTATE SALESMEN mother, Mrs. Rose Minkoff; a spacious 3 bedrms. with lots of * g: Opportunity of a lifetime, for 2 TAILOR machine and mendineg ma- closets, 1i4 colored tile baths, salesmen to be connected to one brother, Nathan; and a sister, chine for sale. Good condition. Rec. Rm., gas ht., garages, $2,000 NATHAN MANHEIM, 81, of. of the fastest selling and best TO 7-9733. dn. F.H.A. Mr. Roth, VI. 3-6015 Mrs. William Rosow. advertised organizations in De- Alliance, 0., died Aug. 1. Sur- or UN. 4-7107. troit. 39 yrs. same location. You TURN YOUR OLD suits, topcoats, get the same commission as our MEYER M. SIMONS died in viving are his wife, Belle; a son, ELSEA and shoes into cash. TU 3-1872. salesmen who have been with us Los Angeles Aug. 17. Survived Robert; two daughters, Judith for 20 yrs. Earn $20,000 a yr. SOUTHFIELD - 9 MILE ROAD or more. See sales mgr. by two sisters, Mrs. Sam Rosen- Medvin of Detroit and Anita Wolf 57 A FURNITURE WANTED "Get Rich Quick" To settle an Estate. Bonstelle feld of Los Angeles and Mrs. of Canton, 0.; a brother, Myer Road, 17811. Lovely 6 room, 2 FURNITURE WANTED - Highest Morton L. Snyder, and t wo of Canton; , a sister, Mrs. Ann bath, brick ranch home with BENJ. RICH prices paid for good used furni- full basement. Features include Ind.. Gittlesohn of Cleveland, and. fiv ture and appliances. Call Nate brothers, Phillip of Marion, Ind.. TU 3-4000 12545 Linwood den, carpeting and drapes. Open Paige, TY 5-6601. Open daily 9- and Harry of Chicago. grandchildren. Sunday 1-5. - I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter work, no job too big or small. BR 3-4826. LI 5-4035. - - Golden Realty - - - - - EDWARD HENKEL CO. WO. 1-2655 - -- EVENINGS MI 4-2918 NEW CUSTOM BUILT HOUSE FOR SALE. 3 BEDROOMS, 21/2 BATHS. 5864 WEST OUTER DRIVE CORNER HARTWELL CALL DI 1-6891 SUBURBAN executive home, will sac- rifice. Maple-15 Mile area. VA 2-0739. SOUTHFIELD - 10 MILE ROAD 18255 NEW HAMPSHIRE Brick ranch, abedrooms, 2 baths, family room, attached 214-car garage, large lot, well landscaped. OWNER-BY APP'T. KE 3-6755 WISCONSIN, 19162 7 MILE - WYOMING SECTION 3-bedroom brick Colonial. Clean and well kept., carpeting and drapes. Tiled basement with lay., fireplace. Separate dining room. S15,800. BY OWNER UN 1-8471 8:30 p.m., Sun. 11-6. Closed Sat. ELDERLY MAN getting Social Se- curity, but still wants to be active. Very easy light work to keep you busy. Call VA 2-0739. HYMAN SCHUTZMAN, 3772 Industrialist Dies Duane, died Aug. 21. Survived Abraham Blumenkrantz, New by wife, Rose; a daughter, Mrs. Haven industrialist, founder of WOMAN to live-in, 1 child. More. for Seymour (Sarah) Kaiserman of I the General Instrument Corpora- home. DI 1-4677 after 6 p.m. Los Angeles; a brother, - Sam of tion, who had been making his Seymour B. Goldman, 40, well Pittsburgh; a. sister, Mrs. Hyn-ian.lhome in New York, died Aug. 18 EMPLOYMENT WANTED known attorney who practiced 40 A (Rebecca) Drotman of Pittsburgh. I at the age of 63. AMBITIOUS mature alert family before the U. S. Supreme Court, man 25 years in own business, de- died Aug. 16. sires work in any field managing Mr. Goldman, 25575 York, and selling. UN 1-3919 evenings. Royal Oak, was a graduate of EXPERIENCED child care for vaca- tioning parents, also care of new Wayne State University and the born and mother, also baby sitting University of Michigan Law day or evening. Excellent refer- School. Active in community af- ences. KE 7-7395 or LI 8-6947. CAPABALE, dependable, good fairs, he was a member of the Detroit and Michigan Bar Asso- health, baby sitter. UN 2-9212. Dr. Joseph R. Rosenbloom has to be identified, and not all of ciations, Temple Beth El and the rendered a service to historians these positively. In 1783 the pop- Oakland County Democratic Club. S0 BUSINESS CARDS with his compilation of brief bio- ulation of the United States was Survivors include two sons, graphical sketches of Jews in the estimated at 2,776,000. Viewed A-1 PATCH PLASTERING and com- plete painting by experts. Clean, Jonathan and David; a daugh- early years of American history. against this figure, America's insured work. Free estimates. ter, Martha; his parents, Mr. and Delta Decorators. UN 2-8331. In "A Biographical Dictionary 18th-century JeWish population Mrs. Solomon Goldman, and two appears to be infinitesimal." PAINTING - DECORATING, interior, brothers, Irving S. and Alvin R. of Early American Jews-Colo- In his preface to the compila- exterior. Quality workmanship, in- nial Times Through 1800," pub- sured, reasonable. UN 4-8534. lished by University of Kentucky tion, Dr. Rosenbloom states: "A Mose Feld, Prominent Press, Lexington, Ky., Dr. Rosen- few terms peculiar to the organi- ATTENTION bloom has incorporated the names zation of Jewish communal life COAL BUYERS Jewish Leader, Dies of about 4,000 people who are in the era covered in his book • We specialize in commercial and HOUSTON, Tex., (JTA) - identified by him as Jews. has been included: bodek, a cer- domestic coal. Fill your bins up now. Mose M. Feld, prominent philan- tified official charged with exam- Dr. Rosenbloom considers his ining an animal or fowl before thropist and Jewish communal WOLVERINE COAL CO. leader, died here Aug. 21 of a work a source for "sociological ritual slaughter; hazzan, a cantor TE 1-6756 and cultural analysis, a basic tool or reader presiding over the syn- heart attack at the age of 61. Born in Galveston, Tex., Feld for the study of American Jewish agogue's worship services;..mohel, was known as "the one-time history." a person authorized to perform DRESSMAKINQ newsboy who became a million- Cautioning about inevitable the rite of circumcision accord- All Kinds of Alterations aire industrialist." He was a fel- omissions, the author explains the ing to Jewish law; shanunas, a Call for Appointments low of Brandeis University and use of Jewish names or names s y n a g 0 g a 1 beadle or sexton; ./ - a member of the board of the of people with Jewish associa- shohet, a Jewish ritual slaugh- UN 3-8283 National Conference of Chris- tions. A noteworthy fact to terer." 17175 ROSELAWN tians and Jews. He was a past emerge from his volume, he ex- Dr. Rosenbloom is a lecturer CARPENTER WORK of all kinds, president of the Houston Jewish plains, "is the extremely small in Hebrew at the University of kitchen cabinet doors, wall panel- ing, steps, railings, cedar closets. Community Council and was for- percentage of Jews in America Kentucky and rabbi of Lexing- work myself. UN 4-1897. merly chairman of the board of during the nearly two centuries ton's Temple Agudath Israel. He FOR BETTER wall washing, cal) the Houston United Jewish Cam- covered by this dictionary. With- studied at Hebrew Union Col- James Russell. One day service. paign. out allowance for deaths and emi- lege, where he received his doc- TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont. grations during the years in ques- torate in Hebrew letters. His GREENBERG'S Maintenance and Re- In Gurnee, M., it's illegal for tion, the data suggest that, dur- biographical- dictionary began in pair. Specializing electric ap: pliances, door bells, locksmith, a woman weighing more than ing the entire period, no more 1951 as a rabbinical thesis for window glass, carpenter work, 200 pounds to wear shorts while than some 4,000 Jews, 1,500 of Hebrew Union College - Jewish sash cords, screens, reasonable riding a horse. whom were born in America, are Institute of Religion. rates. TO 9-4815. - Seymour B. Goldman, Local Attorney, Dead - Biographical Dictionary of Early American Jews Considered Source for Sociological, Cultural Study - - 18301 ILENE OPEN 2 - 5 3 bedrm. bung. Pass hall to kitch. and liv. rm. Full din. rm., • screened terrace, good shops, schools, and Schules. MR. SEIDON UN 4-4600 J. WM: KLEM CLEAN 3-bedroom colonial. Priced right. Owner. 17176 Washburn. UN 1-5585. . City of Southfield 80x120 lot. Sewer, water & paving. $4,950. UN 4-9151 or EL 6-1247, - -