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July 31, 1953 • Page Image 16

…16 Obituaries News Brevities DAVID GOODMAN, 2939 Clair- mount, died July 21. Services at Ira Kaufman Chapel, He leaves his wife, Bessie; daughters, Mrs. Emery Monash, Elsie, Sylvia and Anne; three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. "Kiss and Tell," F. Hugh Her- BESSIE KAHN, 2992 W. Grand, died July 26. Services at Ira bert's perennially popular come- Kaufman. Chapel. She leaves her dy of suburban life, opens for a ,husband, Albert...…

July 31, 1953 • Page Image 17

…1 6-HOUSES FOR RENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS bedroom ranch home. S200. UN. 1-4053: VE. F. P,? , 1. CALL Miodivard 5-1155 NICE ROOM for gentleman. TE. 4-8946. ROOM FOR RENT, working girl or mid- dle-aged woman. Kitchen privileges if desired; Wyoming-Curtis area. UN. 2-5687. FURNISHED room for rent. Good trans- portation. 4053 Webb. WE. 3-1724. EXCELLENT room for rent: shower, tel- ephone. Adult home. TO. 5-7238, WE. 3-9550. TO SHARE be...…

July 31, 1953 • Page Image 18

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Hottest Buy in City Huntington Woods IN THE MANOR n Open 2 - 5 Si. 13365 WINCHESTER Three bedrm. bungalow. All take twin beds. Two and tile bath down, one and the lay. up. Only 2 yrs. old. Nice dining rm., kitchen with built-in snack bar; 10x16 screened porch; air - conditioned h e a t, aluminum screens and storms, 50 ft. lot. Price reduced to $18,500. This can't be beat. Call UN. 1-43_00 Henry J. Ro...…

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…40-EMPLOYMENT 17-HOUSES FOR SALE CH ERRYLAWN 18664 BAGLEY SCHOOL SEC. Lovely brick English, 3 • bedrms., bkfst, rm., screened porch, gas heat, ga rage. Perfect Condition OPEN TO OFFER W. DAN EDMONDS UN. 4-4600 J. WM. KLEM 50-BUSINESS CARDS REAL ESTATE 2 experienced men will earn $10,000 a year or better. Won- derful set up. EDELMAN REALTY Beautiful 4 Bedroom Home Tile kitchen and bkfst. rm., finished rec. rm., grade lay., gas AC he...…

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…Jewish Cultural Club to Provide Funds for L000 Tree Israel Grove 20—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 31, 1953 Shaarey Zedek Scouts Learn Lessons In Firefighting at Summer Camp Not for Sale! A grove of 1,000 trees will be planted in Israel by, the Jewish Cultural Club of Detroit, following an agreement which was re- cently drawn up with the local office of the Jewish National Fund. Pictured here signing the agreement are, from the left, AL...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 1

…I Vote as You Please—But VOTE HE ELVISH NEWS Revi ew The Wilsonian Principles: Lessons for the National of Jewish Events 1952 Elections On Tuesday Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The 'Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 22—No. 8 708 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 - • Detroit, Michigan, October 31,: - 1952 . -"114... 7 - Read Commentator's Column on Page 2 $4.00 Per Year ; Single Copy, 10c Histor Will Be ...…

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…Lehman Exposes McCarran Commends Sen. Moody at Labor Committee Rally Senator Herbert H. Lehman took occasion, during his visit here last Saturday to accept the award of a scroll from the Jew- ish Labor Committee in recog- nition of his many services in support of just rights for all. He also bitterly condemned the McCarran Act and at the same time pleaded for the re-election of Senator Moody who aided him in the fight against that vicious bil...…

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…Revolutionary Public Health Project Launched by Hadassah; Convention Hears Success of Novel Experiment By BERNARD ZAMICHOW trained social worker and one A unique medical experiment health educator assigned to take In Israel which is expected to revolutionize public health med- icine through the world was in- , troduced here at the annual convention of Hadassah, which opened last Sunday night. Speaking at the public session at the Masonic T...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS Calling Mr. and Mrs. America! Incorporating the Detroit.. Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 ;;- . . MeMber: American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 70840 David Stott Bldg., Detroit 26. Mich., WO. 5-1155. Subscription $4 a year, foreign $5. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1942, at Post Office, Detroit,...…

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…Political Pot Keeps Boiling Political Notes Stevenson Reaffirms Israel Support; JWV Bars Use, of Name for Polities Nikon Denies Anti-Semitism, THE JEWISH NEWS— 9 Senator Blair Moody, Con- Says He is for Israel Friday, October 31, 1952 CHICAGO. (JTA` — Senator gressman John D. Dingell and Congressman George D. O'Brien Richard M. Nixon, Republican Pliskow Defends Nixon received encouragement in their Vice-Presidential candidate, de- fended h...…

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…• Controcktions in Politics 6—THE _JEWISH NEWS Candidates Differ on G. L. K. Smith; Lerner's Comments on Truman Issue Young Voters Repudiate Friday, October 31, 1952 By She America,» Jewish Press to go into the state to aid his Serious contradictions were int candidacy, because of his blat- evidence this week in G.O.P. ent racism. Yet this is the man candidates' views on the injec- for whom only a couple of short tion of the Gerald L. K...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 7

…THE JEWISH NEWS— 7—Friday . October 3I, 1952 "LET'S TALK SENSE TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE; LET'S TELL THEM THE TRUTH, THAT THERE ARE NO GAINS WITHOUT PAINS, THAT WE ARE NOW ON THE EVE OF GREAT DECISIONS, NOT EASY DECISIONS . —Adlai E. Stevenson LIKE BUT, WE SHALL VOTE FOR ADLAI E. STEVENSON] WE IKE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ON TUESDAY NEXT WHY? All Americans are grateful to General Eisenhower for the military service that he rend...…

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…Zionist Leaders Heartened by $2,000 Gift from Keystone Oil Refining Co. No Israeli to Be Left To Winter's Mercy Leaders of the Zionist Organ- 15 at the Statler. Funds from ization of Detroit this week were tickets for the ball and addi- heartened by a $2,000 gift from tional amounts toward t h e the Keystone Oil Refining Co., building fund are being receiv- made on behalf of William ed in increasing amounts daily. Fisher, Nathan Epstein and ...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 9

…Rabbi Aliller Seeks •'Partnership' ! • twee'', Israel,. Jewish People Hordes Renamed Mrs President Center Basketball Contests The Center's, Squash Team Basketbalr cOmpetition will be- has entered the COMpeti:- gin . at 1 p.m., Sunday, Nov., 9, at tion of the. Michigan Squash Ra• • uets Association. Playing/ are the Aaron DeRoy Building': Harold Brodes, Leonard Brose, . Teams entered include Dexter William •Hordes this Week was NEW YORK, (JTA...…

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…Roodlmmsm, Not Inter-Racial Problem, Involved in Gang Fight at Center Jewish Community Center leaders, who have, been in con- tact with police authorities, this week announced. ,hat it is the conviction of the police as well as the Jewisl- leaders that the acts of hoodlumism near the Davison Center were not' man- ifestations of inter-racial prob- lems. "It was sheer hoodlumism," is the conclusion reached after a' thorough ,tudy of the situ- a...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 11

…THE JEWISH NEWS-11—Friday, They Are For October, 31, 1952 - DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER For President DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER Paul Warburg Bernard M. Baruch Lt. Col. Veteran statesman and adviser to Democratic presidents in two world - Wars. Former representative of the Board of Economic Warfare under Roosevelt, now Chairman of the Citizens Committee for Eisen- hower in New York State, and leader in Jewish communal affairs. (In a hand-writ...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 12

…Teachers to Honor Max Gordon a Education Month Bruncheon Nov. 9 Resignation of Austrian Cabinet May Affect Claims Talks with Jews Mrs . Michlin Heads Pioneer Women Region Mrs. Chana Michlin, a past Mr. Nobel pointed out that president of the Detroit Council Dedicating its annual brunch- eon, given in connection with Mr. Gordon's numerous • educa- of Pioneer. Women and national 'board mem- the observance of annual Edu- tonal tracts, his teac...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 13

…SAW*Wat • -- • NOIrl'HNVMST CHILD RES- CUE WOMEN, in addition to omen SITERUTH LEAGUE is plan- ning an election night program to take place at 8:30 p.m., Tues- day, at Carmel Hebrew School, 17556 Wyoming. While enjoying an evening of games, members will be informed of election re- turns, since a radio and tele- vision set will be on the prem- ises. Donor funds will be accept- ed at this time. Husbands of members are invited. * * * Sophie...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 14

…14 Phyllis DavidsontoWed Harold Duchan in June Mr. and Mrs. Samuel David- eon, of Tuxedo Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 1952 Kaufman Heads UHS Membership Efforts Ira G. Kaufman has been ap- pointed chairman of the mem- bership committee for the 1952- 53 membership campaign of the United Hebrew Schools, an- nounced Abe Kasle, president of the Schools. In assuming lei dership of the drive, Ka...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 15

…doo.h.A.w.or THE JEWISH NEWS - Friday, October 31, 1952 Activitieo in Society Mr. and Mrs. Hy Garsoff, of Richton Ave., tendered a dinner on Oct. '19 in honor of the forthcoming marriage of their son, Seymour, and his bride-to-be, Marilyn Wilner. - Four generations of the family attended the party. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan . Marx, of 2449 Ewald Circle, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a group of friends at the Eltnwood Casino on ...…

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…To Wed in March 16—THE JEWISH NEWS To Wed In Spring Friday, Octobc,:: 31, 1952 A Hordes Sabra; It's A Girl for the Herbie Hordes' in Jerusalem The Hordes, now boast of a Sabra—a native Israeli—in the prominent Detroiters' Zionist family. Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes received word on Friday that a daughter was born to their chil- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hor- des (Nesia Singer), in Jerusalem, on Oct. 23. I MISS THELMA JOFFE and Mrs. Al...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 17

…Elaine Rothman to Wed Aesculapian Society to Hold Rochester, N. Y., Youth Dinner-Dance Monday JDA Budget Set at $5,000,000; AJC Official Attacks NCRAC CHICAGO—A budget `of $5,- 000,000 /or 1953 was adopted by the National Council of the Joint Defense Appeal at its annual meeting here as part • of the concurrent meetings of the exec- utive committee of the American Jewish Committee and the na- tional commission of the Bnai Brith 'Anti-Defamat...…

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…, loan Watnick to Wed Irving Leider Feb. 28 I ,, Appwwwwwwwwwwwwi. 7 z - Malamud Urges Strong Support for Histadrut Jack Malamud, writing from Mr. and Mrs. Morris Watnick. of 15881. Steel, -announces the Israel to his fellow worker, here engagement of their daughter. for the Histadrut campaign, urg- eS increased efforts in support of the Israel . Federation of Labar. In his message, he states: "The Histadrut, which togeth- er with Keren ...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 19

…Center's First Book Fair to Feature First-Run Volumes, Literary Figures Books Just off the press will be featured at the first annual Book Fair of the Jewish Com- munity Center ,to - be held at the Davison branch, Nov. 29 and 30. Among the literary figures at- tending the Fair, which is un- der the chairmanship of -Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, will be Dr. Morris Braude, author of the soon-to-be-published "Consci- ence on Trial," • a study of "man's...…

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…Ahavas._Acliirn :to Install Rabbi Jacob , Chinitz: ..!EWISH NEWS , FridaY, Oetober 31, 1952 SYNAGOGUE Yuster,- AnbenderlHeod Beth Moses Syntigbgue - Sam Yuster was again elected TEMPLE ISRAEL : At late services today, Rabbi Leon Frain will resident of Conga Beth Moses preach on "The Hazards of Democracy on the Eve of Election." at a recent business meeting of CONG. BNAI DAVID: At Saturday services Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will preach on "A...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 21

…NCRAC Position Upheld by Reform Rabbis, N.Y.-Ontario Federations e Strengthening of the National Community Relations Advisory Council as the coordinating and planning agency in the field of community relations was urged by 200 American and Canadian Jewish leaders at the 17th an- nual conference of the New York-Ontario Region of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, held in Toronto. Adopted unanimously by dele- gates from 20 Je...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 22

…Miriam's Stories for Our Roys and Girls An American Jewish Press Feature Hello Boys and Girls: We are about to begin a most significant week in our history. You know that it is of the greatest importance - for every citizen to vote on Election Day. I thought you might like to know about the first Jew to be- come an American citizen • • THE FIRST ROUND Peter Stuyvesant, Director- General Of New Netherlands, was an ugly man, and his ugli- ne...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 23

…Danny Raskin's E ...41111 1 11ffidliliiiiii1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,11111111111111111111110 does, does he?" bellowed the outraged diner. "You just march that steak back to the chef and tell him to ram it down his throat" . . . Back came the waiter with the same old steak. "I'm very sorry, sir" he reported, "but there are two steaks and four lamb chops ahead of you." C...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 24

…Obituaries In Memoriam GEORGE ALEXANDER, 2650 MRS. JULIA MARCUSE, 83 9600 Dexter, died Oct. 21. Serv- Taylor, died Oct. 25. Services at ices - at W. R. Hamilton Chapel. Hebrew Benevolent Chapel. Sur- vived by his wife, Leah; daugh- slew- She leaves a son, Philip. * * * ters, Marion and Nancy; and a NATHAN KLINE, 16884 Bir- sister. * * wood, died Oct. 18. Services at MICHART. GOODMAN, Wash- Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his wife, Ilone; son, Dr. ...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 25

…n.Grii I FLATS-INCOMES-APARTMENTS • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS telephone up to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates 10c a word. CALL WOodward 5-1155 •■ ROOM FOR RENT. Leslie-Lawton tion. Adult family. TO. 8-7505. 10-A-TO SHARE LIVING QTERS. COMFORTABLE ROOM in modern home of widow for working girl or middle aged lady. Kitchen priVileges. 7 Mile- Greenfield. Call after 6. Sunday any- time. BR. 3-0293. - PRIVATE ROOM, single home. Littlfield- McNich...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 26

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Ti—HOUSES FOR SALE 18401 SANTA BARBARA Three large bedrooms, two beautiful baths, library, maid's quarters, un- usual mirrored living room, carpet- ing throughout, disposal, Dishmas- _ter, stove, refrigerator, lavatory on first floor, divided basement large recreation room with bar and fire- place, newly decorated, brick dou- ble garage, landstaped corner lot. By Owner—$30,000.00 ON. 4-4677 for Appoin...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 27

…• 17 - FOR SALE HOUSES 17-HOUSES Ranches - Bung. - Col. r Betw. Linwood and Dexter OPEN 2-5 SUNDAY . , A SHOW PLACE Very attractive brick 2 flat. it has . everything. 6 large rooms, breakfast nooks, each, tile bath, stall shower, carpeting, rec. room, 2 oil burners, side drive, 2 car gar. beautiful wide street with brick 2 flats. Owner moving, must sell. * FREELAND-7 MI.-2 bedroom brick bung. A.C. gas, full 5 rooms. Asking $14,90e. ...…

October 31, 1952 • Page Image 28

…Judge Levittathal Calls IlIcCarran Act Reversion to 'Medieval Idea of Exile' Goldman, Blumberg to Head tiled Jewish Campaign in '5 3 Direct JTA Teletype Wire to t h. a,t totalitarian countries The Jewish News y. mask religious, ra- consistently WASHINGTON Judge Louis cial and politic2i persecutions E. .Levinthal of Philadelphia, as criminal prosecutioas." The Two former presidents of the the Detroit Jewish community mittee of Federation. Pr...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 1

…'Fear Aids Renazification' 'Future of U. S. Jewry' Eel A Weekly Review ISH NE 'The Troubled Air': A Lesson in Courageous Americanism of Jewish Events Read Commentator's Column on Page 2 Editorial Pag' 4 Michigan's Only English - Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 19—No. 25 708 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit, Michigan, August 31, 1951 ..)4/11J1.7 $4.00 Per Year: Single Copy, l 00 Zion...…

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…Catholic Book Praises Jewish Efforts In the Rebuilding of the Holy Land NEW YORK, (JTA)—A warm courses in medicine, arts, scien- tribute to the Jewish upbuilding ces anil archaeology. A lively ex- of the Holy Land is contained port trade has been established in a' book published under the and the fame of Palestinian aegis of the Catholic Church citrus products• has spread and the imprimatures of Arch- through Europe and the British bishop Pat...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS— 'The Not So Mysterious Mufti': Friday, August 31, 1951 Ex-Mufti Stresses 'Two World' Concept Until Islam Legion's Overrun Globe By RUTH KARPF Copyright 1951, American Jewish Press, All Rights Reserved "The Arabs are the most ex- cellent of all peoples." "Allah has entrusted us with the _mission of spreading Islam over the whole earth—with all the means at our disposal . . All the means!" Those. are the guiding themes of ...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 4

…As the Editor Views the News ... U. S. Jewry °s Future - Bernard Baruch's comment on current critical conditions in this country, made last week on his 81st birthday, was: "Don't bellyache, we'll come out of this present crisis all right." That's how most Americans, of all faiths, feel. - At the World Zionist Congress in Jeru- salem, however, spokesmen for the two ex- treme groups in Zionism—the left-wing Ma- pam and right-wing Herut—were sk...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 5

…P! "'" . RIPPL----------WWWW111111111111111111WWW THE JEWISH NEWS - 5 Knolltvood Determined to Raise Entire Million in Bond Sales Scanning the Israel Bond sales results of Knollwood Country Club's Bond Night Aug. 23 are guest speaker LEON KEYSERLING and the three chairmen of the affair, from left: ISRAEL DAVID- SON, PAUL ZUCKERMAN, Keyserling and JAMES I. ELLMANN. * * Knollwood Country Club's Is- independence, which it hopes to rael bond ...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 6

…Beth. Aaron Members Make Pledges To Insure Completion of New BuildinLY., The new Beth Aaron Syna- spiritual leader, addressed the . gogue, now in the process of j dinner, and Jack Schneider was .construction, received material toastmaster. The dinner work- assistance from 70 members and ! ers included Albert M. Fenkell, friends, each of whom contri- Louis Ellenson, L. W. Friedman, buted $300 and pledged their help Max Kaminsky, Jack Raisin an...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 7

…W ornen, NORTH WOODWARD BRANCH, European Welfare Or- ganization, will meet at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. H. Koblin, 18642 Roselawn. The annual donor luncheon will be the main topic an the agenda. Mesdames Lewis Steinberg and Hyman Dresner are chairmen of the donor. * * * Mrs. Leon Dreylinger, presi- dent of IVAN S. BLOCH CHAP- TER, Bnai Brith, announces the first regular board meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, at the...…

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…8 — THE JEWISH NEWS Mrs. Shapiro to Speak 't Opening Meeting, Hadassah H-Day Friday, August 31, 1951 Men's Clubs Lorraine Micon Wed LOUIS D. BRANDEIS LODGE, Bnai Brith, will take 30 veter- To Jack L. Shiffman p.m., Sept. 11, at the Book Cad- ans from Battle Creek hospital illac Hotel, will mark the of- to Sunday's game between the In a recent ceremony at Adas Detroit Tigers and Chicago Shalom Synagogue, Rabbi Jacob White Sox. Summer games...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 9

…:•••••••;•,-,4 •41, ; ,-. Adivitieo irt Societv Mrs. Maurice Gaylord of Beverly Hills, Calif., returned to her home after being the house guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baron of Oakman Blvd. for the past four and a half weeks. She was extensively entertained by her many friends and relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Irvin H. Strub returned to Chicago after visiting their parents this past week-end. Dr. Strub is on the facul...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 10

…0—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 31, 1951 arrictjei Aug. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard Shulman (Barbara Cohen) of 11 McLean, a daughter, Beth Sue. * * Aug. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Malamud, former Detroit- ers now residing at Beersheba, Israel, a daughter, Yael. MEYERS-MODELL. In a dou- ble ring ceremony on Aug. 19, at Lachar's Catering, Marcia Modell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Modell, became the bride of Stephen H. Meyers, son of Mr...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 11

…Activiiie3 in Announce Betrothal of Kathryn Rubin er °tidy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Rub- iner of Muirland Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- KATHRYN RUBINER ter Kathryn to Fred M. Gins- berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Ginsberg of West Chicago Blvd. CARD OF THANKS Mr. Sam Lebow and family wish to thank their relatives and friends for the many kindnesses extended during the loss of Mr. Lebow's daughter, Mrs. Rose Lebow Hershon. ...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 12

…A Warning to Advertisers: Beware of Misrepresentation The 35 member newspapers of the American Associa- tion of English-Jewish Newspapers (including THE DE- TROIT JEWISH NEWS) issue solemn warning against the rise of a racketeering group which, under the guidance of notorious unethical solicitors, is attempting to mislead mer- chants throughout the land with falsified appeals for ad: vertising. In the past two years, the Association, in coope...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 13

…MI1111111111118111111111111 MM111111118 11111111111111111111111818111111818111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111illimillon Danny Raskin's P 0 LISTENING ir :72 E-: Rev. Prehse to Steer Detroit Round Table Program Material Provided by Council On Sept. 1, the Rev. Robert M. Frehse will become regional director and executive secretary of the Detroit Round Table of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. In announcing the ...…

August 31, 1951 • Page Image 14

…Monument Unveilings Obituaries MAX HAMBURGER, 79, 16160 Parkside, died Tonday. Services were held Wednesday at Temple Beth El. Burial, Beth El Memo- rial Park. Born in Germany, he came to the U. S. 63 years ago. Surviving are his wife, Hemline; sons, Irwin, Bert and Abner; daughter, Mrs. Manuel E. Arden. • • • SAM SIEGEL, 3224 Richton, died Aug. 26. Services were at Kauttnan Chapel, Rabbi Gold- man and Cantor Sonenklar of- ficiating. He leav...…

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…Classified Advertisements Liners accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up 11 a.m . Wednesc daa to ll R Rates a e so: awo5..1 a rd word. Minimum charge, $1.00. W oodw ard 5 1 THE JEWISH NEWS - 15 Friday, August 31, 1951 155 Henry Ford II Named Mich. Crusade Chairman . LIVING QUARTERS Wanted - Exchange For Sale - To Rent LIVING QUARTERS For Sale - To Rent Wanted Exchange NICE ROOM for rent in nice home, television...…

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…Immigration Major Task Of World Zionist Congress Conciliators Plan Session Continued from Page 1 An appeal to the Jewish PARIS — The United Nations community in the United C o n c i 1 i a tion Commission for States "to join in a large im- Palestine opened meetings in migration movement" to Is- Paris Monday to carry out rael was made in a resolution necessary preparatory work for presented by the immigration the conference to be held under com...…

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…TI eager r CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 - 11111111P"M"111.111".INIPIPI . Lld CHRONICLE r Vol. 52—No. 35 . 27 Thursday, August 31, 1950 10e a Copy — $3 Per Year Three of a Kind America filled a good hand with three of a kind when the Schwartz children, the first triplets to be born in an Austrian DP camp, landed in New York with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz. They were brought to the United States by the Hebrew...…

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