31—Friday, March 24, 1967

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

17—HOUSES FOR SALE

Ambassador Dies

Boris Smolar's

40—EMPLOYMENT

PEOPLE PLEASER

I ts els. 3 bedroom ranch. 2 full

baths, separate dining room. beauti-
ful fixtures and decorated. com-
pletely air-conditioned; sprinkler
s. stem. Custom drapes and carpet-
ing. Jalousie enclosed porch. Near
ssnagogues. Oak Park This house
has eser“ing. $29,900 Call LI 8-8630
or LI 8-1301)

'Between You
. . and Me'

Experienced secretary for,'
general office work at
Temple Beth El. Perma-
nent position, good salary,
excellent fringe benefits.
Pleasant surroundings.
Call Mr. Katz at TR 5-8530

By BORIS SMOLAR
(Copyright, 1967, JTA, Inc.)

BLACK JEWS: The Black Jews of Harlem — a community of
colored people who practice Judaism and claim that their ancestors
were Ethiopian Jews — are finally winning recognition on the part
LICENSED Practical Nurse wishes work.
of the United Synagogue of America, central body of the Conservative
Reasonable. Experienced. 538-3117.
synagogues , , The congregations of the Black Jews have long
OAK PARK
F:XPERIENCED
sought identification with the Jewish people outside of their own
LADY wishes conval-
i,eatilt or invalid care. 5 days. Good
community . . . Now, the United Synagogue of America has indicated
1. ,rn
brIct.
ranch,
Oil-
r eferences. 869-1093.
that they would be acceptable for membership in. organized Conserva-
'
garage, [sled base-
tive
Judaism if they met standard Conservative requirements for
Excellent location
BOOKKEEPER
admission . . . The reason why they faced difficulties until now was
not because their members were colored people liut because there
Thru trial balance. Payroll, taxes,
548-6581
Victim of an appare.nt heart
etc. Excellent typist. years ex-
was doubt as to their Jewish origin . , They were in the same
perience. Neat appearance. Refer-
attack in Dakar, Senegal, the
position
as the Bene Israel sect from India are in Israel, where
ence. Northwest area preferred.
body of U.S. Ambassador to
23701 COYLE
Write Box 793, The Jewish News,
Senegal and Gambia, William R. the rabbinate questions their Jewish origin . • The black Jews
17100 W. 7 Mile Road, Detroit, Mich.
OAK PARK
in
New
York
have their own synagogues, hold Jewish services on
48235 .
Rivkin, 46 was flown home for
OPEN SUN. 1-5
Friday nights and Saturdays, call up the members of their congrega-
aurial in the U.S. He only ar-
6 room brick ranch near Green-
tions
to
the
Tora,
and celebrate all Jewish holidays, if somewhat in
45 — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fieid, Oak Park Blvd. Huge living
rived at his post last December.
their own way . During the services, they wear Taleisim, cover
', him. huge dining room, extra
He was born in Muscatine. Iowa,
BASKIN-ROBBINS ice cream store —
Large kitchen and breakfast room,
their heads with yarmulkes, recite the prayer Shema, close their
Oak Park. Executive owners promotion
1 , , tiled baths. carpeting and
and formerly practiced law in
forces sale. LI 8-8555.
services with the Kaddish and with the singing of the Hebrew song
drape,
Like ne... Underground
Chicago.
opper sprinkler.
Adon Olam in the musical version used by Reformed Jews . . . On
Passover, they congregate for a communal Seder on the first night,
50 — BUSINESS CARDS
AGENT
follow their rabbi in reading the Hagada, have their children ask
INTERIOR, exterior,
painting.
the "four questions" at the Seder, and hold Jewish religious services
and neat. Also small carpentry work.
17-A—LOTS FOR SALE
Free estimates. 542-3270, after 6.
in their synagogues during the entire Passover week . . . They
BEVI-11t1.1( HILLS. between Evergreen
consider Hebrew as the Lord's language, not a language spoken in
Louis
L.
Markowitz,
sports
en-
and Laliser. 200x200 landscaped
and
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO. trepreneur and owner for 40 years the street, and they proudly assert that they are strictly kosher in
sin- Wilier,. Sewer. 647-284.
of Louis L. Markowitz Printing, their food . . . They are eager to send their children to Hebrew
By Hour or Flat Rate
BEA( TIFI21. wooded acre lot on Frank-
lin
F air,t ay
West side of
Franklin Local and Long Distance
2530 Grand River, died Tuesday schools and yeshivas, and they maintain their own evening courses
Packing, stor-
Dill, Country Club. Sewers. MA 6-6891.
with their rabbis teaching elementary Hebrew, Jewish history and
age. pianos, appliances, household
turn- at age 64.
khings.
Mr. Markowitz. 18494 Hartwell, other subject of Jewish learning . Most of them work in semiskilled
6829 Northend—Ferndalia
was former operator of Arena Gar- occupations, but some of them have skilled trades.
543-4832
* ..*
den boxing club and was well
FEDERATION VIEWS: The Federation of Jewish Philanthropies
RI It
known
in sporting and boxing
sites in Sherwood Village &
Wall Paper Is My Business
circles. He was a member of Cres- of ew York has been studying the problem of the black Jewish
W.i,hington Heights areas.
cent Shrine Club, Detroit Con- community for some time . Its Commission on Synagogue Rela-
My Only Business
sistory,
Daylight Lodge F&AM and tions, of which Rabbi Isaac N. Trainin is director, established a
MEUOY
353-1700
If you want professional results
Caravan Shrine Club. Mr. Marko- Committee on Black Jews some 10 years ago when the question arose
Call John Lepine
witz also belonged to Cong. Beth of finding foster homes for children whose mothers were Jewish
and the fathers were Negroes , . The Committee on Black Jews,
FRANKLIN AREA
Moses.
836-4953
ONLY 3 LEFT
Born in Romania, Mr. Markowitz composed of rabbis and laymen—as well as of representatives of
the black Jewish community—has since expanded its work and now
A-1 PAINTING, paperhanging, Interior lived in Detroit 50 years.
With ,es, er and pavement. Includes
UN 4-0326, UN 2-3873 after 6:30.
private lake privileges. Will sell
He leaves his wife, Ada; a son, deals with the entire problem of helping the integration of the
nutes utua11, or together.
black Jews into the overall Jewish community . . - At the present
FURNITURE refinished and repaired. Melvin; a daughter, Beverly; three
Free estimates. UN 9-3547.
LAND REALTY CO.
sisters, Mrs. Frank (Dora) Band, time, the Committee is in the process of determining the help that
UN 1.0346
Mrs. Esther Altman and Mrs. children in the black Jewish community need in the area of Jewish
UN 4-8745
Goldie Cowan; and four grand- education , . The chairman of this special subcommittee is Rabbi
Wentworth A. Matthew who is the leading black rabbi in New York
children.
19-G--OFFICE BUILDING FOR SALE
. . . After the study is completed, the Committee on Black Jews
Free Estimates
hopes to recommend to the Federation that it give financial assistance
Fast Service
Memorial Fund Set Up
to this group to enable the children to receive a solid Jewish education
Call 9-9
at Palm Springs Museum . .. The Federation's Committee on Black' Jews feels that the colored
in Alan Kopelsons' Name Jews have every right to take advantage of any and all Federation
Doctor's Bldg.
LI 4-8911 or KE 2 - 5904
Friends of former Detroiters services and it encourages the Federation's agencies to go out of
their way to serve the black Jews . The Federation Employment
MACLIN
Janitorial
t or nee Medical building with
Service, Basement Edith and Alan Kopelson, who
and recreation room floors scrubbed
•it parking area. II of-
were
killed last year in an auto and Guidance Service stands ready now to help the black Jewish
and waxed. KE 2-1692.
11.•••.
0 ith
large
reception
community
in employment and vocational guidance, and so do family
• accident near their Palm Springs
giver 2250 sq. ft. Gas
d and central air-condition-
home, hope to raise funds for a agencies and camps maintained by the Federation . . In the area
. . Wyoming-7 Mile area. Ask
of the adoption of children of white mothers and Negro fathers,
LARKINS MOVING CO. fitting memorial in their name.
∎ ••1 Mr Shook .
the Federation's Commission on Synagogue Relations is trying to
A Kopelson Memorial Fund has
GROSS REALTY
Household and
•
educate
the Jewish community that "a Jew is a Jew" and that such
been set up to help purchase a
Office Furniture
DI 2-1300
grand piano at the Palm Springs children should be adopted by white Jewish parents - The Commis-
sion
has
not been very successful in this direction, but its efforts will
LICENSED MOVERS
Desert Museum, where the Kopel-
PROFESSIONALS
sons were active in promoting Sun- continue under the chairmanship of the dynamic Rabbi Israel Mowsho-
witz
.
In
the meantime 27 New York rabbis—at the behest of the
894-4587
day afternoon concerts.
Federation's Commission on Synagogue Relations and with the
The piano would be known as
I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
encouragement of the New York Board of Rabbis—carried editorials
26-B—LAKE PROPERTY WANTED work. We specialize in rec. rooms.
BR the Edith and Alan Kopelson Me-
in the Synagogue Bulletins encouraging the adoption of inter-racial
3-4826, LI 5-4035.
morial Piano.
N TED TO itENT
-
Lake front cot-
children . . -
to
Near Detroit. During July. 547- FOR BETTER
Contributions may be sent to
wall
washing,
call
James
+ ,4 2
Ruisell. One day service. TO 6-4005.
Desert Museum, 135 E. Tahquitz-
526 Belmont.
McCallum Way. Palm Springs,
30 - A--INSTRUCTIONS
Calif., with checks payable to the
LIGHT HAULING
It 511 MiTzvA. Hebrew, Bible, Yiddish,
Desert Museum Kopelson Fund.

ASK FOR MARY GREENBERG

40-A—EMPLOYMENT WANTED

CHAMBERLIN

Louis Markowitz;
Sportsman, Printer

Attn.: Builders

B & C PAINTING

Filial-0i. experienced

teacher. 342.9254.

MATHEMATICS tutoring. High school
te.icher. B.S,
degrees.
17 years
experience—o
dern mathematics. 353-
3 :(l2

It 511 MITZV A.
Hebrew, Yiddish,
h. , : Piano Reasonable. LI 3-5163.

Eng-

31—TRANSPORTATION

CARS TO BE DRIVEN

To Philadelphia, New York City.
Seattle, Florida,
Utah, California,
Texa, Arizona, etc. Also drivers
furnished to drive your car any-

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40—EMPLOYMENT
-- -

SINGLE

middle-aged person with car
Jo. light s,ork 3 or 4 hours a day. Good
pa, Call after 4. 546-4165.

Attic, garage basement cleanup.
Call Bill
357-2176
Southfield

New Jersey Court Bars Property Pact .
Directed Against Jews and Negroes

Dr. Michael Weichert,
Theater Critic in Israel

grandchildren.

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Dr. Michael
Weichert, author, theater critic and
playwright, died at his home in a
Tel Aviv suburb at the age of 77.
Born in Galicia, he studied litera-
ture and jurisprudence at the Uni-
versity of Lemberg, where he ob-
tained his doctorate in law, then
studied the theater under the late
Max Reinhardt and other notable
directors in Berlin.
In 1938, he emigrated to Pales-
tine. He had lived in present Is-
rael since, but participated widely
in theatrical activities in many
large Jewish centers around the
world.

Dr. Carlstein, Dentist

Peter Fergal, Accountant

Robert Wallach, 64

Robert Wallach, a member of
Cong. Ahavas Achim, Pisgah Lodge
of Bnai Brith, Perfection Lodge
F&M and the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, died March 16 at
age 86.
Mr. Wallach, a retired self-em-
ployed accountant, was born in
Russia. He lived at 21819 Inde-
pendence, Southfield.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.
Jacob (Gail) Pearlman; and two

Dr. Aaron Carlstein, a retired
dentist who was a Detroit resident
COSIPA NI ON
ig h t house keeping.
For elder l ■ Jewish w oman. Sar:
al
■ — 75 years. died March 19 at age 82.
Private room. Kosher home. 533.2011.
He lived at 13333 W. Eight Mile.
Born in Russia. Dr. Carlstein, a
Shorthand, typing, odd jobs. Can
graduate of Northwestern Univer-
be done at home. Must be highly
sity, belonged to Shaarey Zedek
competent.
Synagogue. His wife Hattie died
Write Box 791
in 1953.
The Jewish News
Surviving are nieces and neph-
17100 W. 7 Mile
ews.
Detroit, Mien. 43235

Peter Fergal, a self-employed
accountant for the past 25 years,
died March 15 at age 57.
Mr. Fergal, 20137 Ward, be-
longed to Cong. Bnai David and its
men's club and to Bnai Brith. He
was born in Superior, Wis.
Survivors are his wife, Adele;
three brothers, Ben of Superior,
Abe and Edward; and a sister, Mrs.
Ralph (Jeanette) Feinblatt.

TRENTON, N.J. (JTA)—The ap-
pellate division of the New Jersey
State Superior Court ruled last

weekend that a property covenant
used by a country club in Wayne
Township, allegedly created to bar
Jews and Negroes, was unlawful.
The decision was contained in a
dismissal by the appellate, division
of an appeal in a suit charging dis-
crimination against the Packanack
Lake Country Club and Community
Association.
The suit was brought several
years ago by two couples, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Conover and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mooney who, as mem-
bers of the association, owned
homes in the area. Homes in Pack-
anack Lake range in price from
$25,000 to $75,000. The section has
its own school and golf course.
The two couples charged that
the association barred anyone from
membership, and thus home owner-
ship, who did not have a northern
European Christian background,
thus allegedly excluding Negroes,
Jews, Puerto Rica and similar
groups.
By this tech que, the plain-
tiffs contended, the club got

around a 20-year-old United
States Supreme Court ban on
covenants which discriminate
specifically against racial and
religious groups. The covenant
requires that prospective prop-
erty owners in the section must
be approved first as members
of the club.
Early this month, a three-judge
panel of the Appellate Division
ruled that the clause of the cov-
enant barring the minority groups
was "null and void" but reserved
decision on whether the ruling was
to be applied to the Packanack
Lake community at large, to a
group of 17 previous defendants
or to the two originally suing fam-
ilies.

In the opinion handed down
March 18, Judge Milton Conford
cited previous decisions banning
restrictive covenants and wrote:
"There is no doubt that these de-
cisions are sound and that, based
upon them and the long-standing

common law principles that under-
lie them, the New Jersey courts
would not sustain the validity or
enforceability of the covenants here
involved."