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July 11, 1952 • Page Image 21

…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 14-WANTED-FLATS-INCOMES- APARTMENTS telephone up to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rites Bic a word. Minimum Charge $1.00. 10-ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM TO RENT for young man or woman. TE. 4-3395. BLAINE-14th. Furnished room, kitchen privileges for employed girl. Reason- able. TY. 5-9561. NICE ROOM to rent. Clean. Good trans- portation. Single. TO. 7-4217. FURNISHED ROOM to rept to working man. Kitchen and phdne priaileges. WE. ...…

July 11, 1952 • Page Image 22

…T7-HOUSES FOR SALE 17 - HOUSES FOR SALE AND 5, PRINCETON north of Puritan. Modern features. excellent condition. Oil heat. By owner. Call 1 , N. 1-5383 or VE. 80977. Strathmoor - Curtis Corner Curtis. 5 room brick bun- galow on beautifully landscaped lot, 49x120. Full dining room, table space in kitchen, big bed- rooms, gorgeous carpeting. Built 1941. Excellent condition. Auto- matic hot water, gas AC heat. Must be sold. Owner bought a la...…

July 11, 1952 • Page Image 23

…TRI-LEVEL 3 spacious bedrooms, beautiful Formica kitchen, rear Pic- ture window, landscaped, owner transferred. Now vacant. $18,750. • • • BRICK BUNGALOW-new and spa- cious 14x19 living room, master bed- room 13x14, full dining room, every room equally spacious. Near shopping and school. This won't last long at S17,200. • • • 1 LI. 4-1765. • • • 10411 LI. 5-24Q0 Woodward N. of 111/2 Mile South Hoven, Michigan WANTED: Proficient secre...…

July 11, 1952 • Page Image 24

…Truman Condemns, Taft Approves Senate Inaction on UN Convention (In Chicago, Sen. Robert A. WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Presi - dent Truman scolded the Senate Taft told a press conference that he was in favor of the for its "regrettable" • failure to Bricker resolution now pending in the Senate, the effort of which would be to prevent Unit- ed States ratification of the UN conventions on genocide and human rights). The President's report covered UN act...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 1

…Remember this ... Or you'll miss the ,r1 boat— A We ekly If you don't register You can't vote! Register NOW to Vote at Aug. 5 Primaries VOLUME 21—No. 17 eav ISH NEWS 1E,, I of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle 7 708 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit. Michigan, July 4, 1952 A Plea for Dignity in Communal Work Evaluation of English-Jewish Newspapers Read ...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 2

…Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ • Dignity in Campaigning Viewing our current philanthropic efforts, we conclude as we began—with an expression of regret that worthy causes are unable to secure recurring support merely through annual billings from those who make up our communities. In spite of the recognition of the serious responsibilities that face all of us, we are compelled to conduct the usual campaigns, to go through all the motion...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 3

…Campaign to Reach Maximum of $4,500,000 Workers Pledge to Continue Efforts Kasle Honored for Leadership; Urged for Chairmanship in '53 ' Anti-Semitic Groups Meet in Chicago THE JEWISH NEWS - 3 Friday, July 4, 1952 Mrs. Lyrl Van Hyning, head WASHINGTON, CITA) — A Your WANT AD number is "convention" of anti-Semitic or- of the anti-Semitic "We the ganizations. which will seek to Mothers Mobilize for America." WO. 5-1155. influence the Re...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 4

…'Prejudice in Young Children' As the Editor Views the News A Pioneering Effort in Intercultural Education Courage Undaunted President Truman's veto of the McCar- ian-Walter immigration measure marked a remarkable display of courage. He knew in advance that he was joining a hopeless battle for fairness. It was evident at the outset that the temper of the present Congress was in the direction of witch-hunting. Senator McCarran, who labored f...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 5

…Israel Plans Gold Registration, Consolidation of School Systems Direct JTA Teletype Wire te The Jewish News i ' JERUSALEM—The Israel Par- ! s : liament Tuesday voted to intro- duce compulsory registration of -i all gold bullion and coin in the I hands of private individuals. The Knesset also discussed a bill to establish central control over schools and institutions of higher learning in Israel. The measure, which would provide for a "Counc...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 6

…ated by the Orthodox Rabbinl Council, two by the Schochti Union, two by the Butchers' As sociation and eight appointed b Immediately after the publi- program is financed by the Jew- the president of the Jewish Corn ish Welfare Fund on the theory cation of this resolution, the munity Federation to represen Union of Orthodox Jewish Con- that the entire community is the community at large. gregations of America issued a concerned with the orderly...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 7

…w omen :3 LOUIS MARSHALL, Bnai Brith Young Women, will meet Wed- nesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Ethel Garber, 3205 Tyler. New members are invited. For infor- mation contact Marilyn Mosco- witz, TO. 9-0581 or Sharon Greenwald, TO. 6-3136. • • • BUSINESS and PROFESSION- AL Chapter of Bnai Brith will hold an executive board meeting Morris Berris Chosen To Head Young Israel On June 23. Young Israel elected the following officers and members o...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 8

…8—THE JEWISH NEWS Israel at Olympics; Brandeis and Sabbath Friday, July 4, 1952 Miriam's To Wed in October Stories for Our Boys By BILL WOLF Copyright, 1952, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc. JNF's Annual Donor Event to Be Jan. 27 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund, at a board meeting at the summer home of Mrs. Philip Cutler h Port Huron, raised $50 for a package for Israel. Mrs. Ida She- - yin, president ,announced that t...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 9

…• Shaarey Zedek Library Schedules for Summer Activilico in Society Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Howard and son, Lawrence, have moved irom Bayside Hills, L, I., to 75-61 197th St. Cunningham Park, L. I. Mrs. Howard and son will spend the summer with fixer parents, Mr and Mrs. Samuel Konop, 18936 Stansbury, Detroit 1; Mrs. Mary S. Levine, her son, Richard, and mother, Mrs. Jean . iiimon, are now residing in their new home 1C917 Roselawn. Mr. and Mrs....…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 10

…Mrs. Silver Heads Maimonides Women It's an old American custom to serve Salmon and Peas on the Glorious Fourth of July. Just how it originated we have not been able to ascertain. But, it's just as well to serve the custo- mary dish of Independence Day to prove the point that all peo- ples develop their own special food customs—just like the Jewish people. So, let's serve the following special Salmon dish we know will delight the whole family ...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 11

…• Granddaughter of Leo M. Franklins Wed to Detroiter Congress Overrides Veto; McCarran Bill Now Law On Jane 22, at Hotel Statler, WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The Rabbi Minard Klein performed McCarran-Walter Omnibus Im- the marriage of Miss Mary migration Bill, characterized by Frieda Einstein, daughter of President Truman in a slashing veto message as "worse than the infanious Alien and Sedition Act of 1798," this week was the law of the land. The ...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 12

…12—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 4, 1952 Obituaries REBECCA BRENNER, 2346 GEORGE BUCHNER. 1927 Highland, died June 22. Services Pingree, died June 29. Services at Benevolent Chapel. She is at Benevolent Chapel. He is sur- survivied by her husband. Mor- vived by his wife, Frieda. * • ins: sons, Saul, Meyer and Sey- ROBERT ROBBINS, 9809 Dex- mour. of Los Angeles. Calif.; daughters. Mrs. Max Simon of ter, died June 26. Services at San Francisco,...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 13

…• IIIIIIMIRMI/1111811111111MIIIIMMOMMMIIIU r THE JEWISH NEWS-13 Friday. July 4. 1952 Danny • 0 • Raskin s eature Gershoff Twins On Clover Lodge Bill 'r ~ ,: ,IIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIt111111Hlllllil ltltllll 1111111111111lI1111111 ~ 1 t 11 lllltlltll ( I(Ililtttlflllllflllllltlfllllllllllltlllltttllllllllllll ' WHEN ISADORE SHAPIRO f teen cable of greetings from Israeli JERUSALEM ( ZINS ) years have passed since the first Interior Mi...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 14

…17-HOUSES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Immediate Possession 5-5 1/2 income on STOEPEL AVE. telephone up to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates 8c a word. CALL WOodward 5-1155 10-ROOMS FOR RENT 2 to 4 Sunday by Appointment 12935 Vernon NEWLY FURNISHED room in home of em ployed adult for employed person. Privileges. TO. 7-3115 or TO. 5.0323. Open Daily 1-7 1 . 1.1-- Als ANT ROOM for employed gitntie- man Adult home. Automatic hot wa- ter. 4234 Tux...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 15

…'0--EMPLOYMMENT .! FIELDS EMPLOYMENT Colored Couples. Cooks. Maids. Chauffeurs, Janitors, Ca retakers, Porters DAY OR WEEK 50—BUSINESS CARDS Painting - Decorating Interior - Exterior needs of the Jewish personnel at West Point, there were 25 When the Jewish graduates of Jewish- cadets at the Academy. MR. JAMES PHILLIPS U. S. Military Academy at West As a group, they were entirely TR. 3-7770 TE. 1-5142 Point held their baccalaureate lackin...…

July 04, 1952 • Page Image 16

…Conservative Rabbis' Convention Deplores :Suppression of Criticism CLEVELAND — The greatest • bassador Abba Eban of Isra ,:l ''threat facing our democracy is told the convention. "Israel is the country in which from within in suppressing the qualities of the Jewish mind honest criticism of ideas and are expressed in political and social institutions," the Ambas- sador continued. "This in itself, quite apart from the many lin-rs of pride and h...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 1

…HE JEWIS NEWS A Weekly Review of Jewish Events 708 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit, Michigan, July 27, 1951 • ONLY English Jewish Newspaper Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 19—No. 20 Michigan's 7 $4.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Armistice Group's Work Halter: by Deat of Abdullah axe Direct JTA Teletype Wires to The Jewish News Ex-illufti Plot in Jordan Abdullah's Murder Totters Middle East ; Israel...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 2

…Organizations Mobilize to Aid Bond Drive Leaders in Local Groups Form Council for Israel Bnai Brith leaders mobilized their forces for Israel bond sales throughout the summer. Conferring on bond sales, above, from the left, with SAMUEL LEIB, Bnai Brith bond chairman (seated): VICTOR BLOOMFIELD, JAMES N. LAKER, president, Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Council; HARRY YUDKOFF, MILTON M. WEINSTEIN. In the bottom photo, Mrs. AVIS SHULMAN is shown r...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 3

…Sharett Sees Danger for Israel In Assassination of Abdullah THE JEWISH NEWS-3 Friday, July 27, 1951 Wins Beauty Title HAIFA, (JTA) — The assas- sination of Jordan's King Ab- dullah holds a warning of dan- ger for Israel, Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett declared at a political rally here. Pointing out that the neigh- boring Arab country "contains explosive materials likely to pro- voke a flare-up at any moment," Mr. Sharett said that such a ...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 4

…"Help Me Keep It Open, As the Editor Views the News rother---99 Welcome, Mr. President Detroit's 250th Birthday Celebration will be highlighted this Saturday by an address by President Truman. It is a great occasion for a great corn- /flunky and it is thrilling to know that the President of the United States considers this event of sufficient importance to join with us in honoring our important anniversary. In welcoming the President, we j...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 5

…THE JEWISH NEWS-5 Asks Congress Hurry: Lipsky Urges More U.S. Aid for Israel In Mutual Defense WASHINGTON—(AJP)—Sped by an assassination which rock- ed the entire Middle and Near EaSt, Administration spokesmen_ urged Congress to hurry the proposed 540 million U. S. mili- tary and economic assistance earmarked for the Middle East and Africa. Administration pleas followed the introduction before t h e Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 6

…6—THE JEWISH NEWS Honors from World Leaders Await Rosenberg on His 75th Birthday Friday, July 27, 1951 Mr. Rosenberg, who is a ling- On Friday, Aug. 3, statesmen, lawyers, jurists and community uist, studied in many lands and leaders will join in honoring one traveled throughout the world. He was official delegate to the First American Congress of Tu- berculosis in New York and was an agent in Michigan for the International 'Exposition in T...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 7

…THE JEWISH NEWS--, 7 - W ornen'J ClutJ Friday, July 27, 1951 Fay Nover Is Wed JERICHO REBEKAH LODGE To Ernest N. Karnins 328 sent clothing for children in Israel and contributed to Amer- At a candlelight ceremony on ican Cancer Society with funds July 1, at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, from recent affairs. * Fay E. • Novel. , daughter of Mr. Detroit Ladies Auxiliary of JEWISH CONSUMPTIVE RE- LIEF SOCIETY is sending as representative to meetings i...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 8

…Loretta Winick to Wed Herbert S. Weller Silver Lauds Role of Prenzlauer Society Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Winick, In a statement made by Har- of Pasadena Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, old Silver, director of the Jew- ish Social Service Bureau, on the recent passing of Eva Prenz- lauer, he recalled Miss Prenz- lauer's "years of activity in the field of charity and particularly her role in founding the organi- zation which bears h...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 9

…THE JEWISH NEWS—. 9 Friday, July 27, 1951 divitie3 in Socieiv In honor of the 25th wedding anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lumberg, of Atkinson Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Segal tendered a surprise party on July 21 at their home on Clements Ave. Included among the 30 guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lumberg's family and nearest friends. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour D. Eichman are now residing in their new home, 12927 Victoria Ave., Huntington ...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 10

…Kurland Works on. PhD On Fulbright Atverd At Holland Universi13, Arlene Davidson Wed To David Margolin DIAPER k.. . ._ * * * June 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Pritz (Gertrude Neuman), a son. Arthur Shelby. * * * To Mr. and Mrs. Irvin H. Stern (Sybil Baker formerly of Detroit), of Lexington, Ky., a son, Robert Bruce. CERTIFIED MOHEL Photographed by Newest Detroit Rabbi Discusses Immigration With Mexican President Rabbi Ephraim H. Einhorn...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 11

…AciivitieJ in Society Katz-Feurring Nuptials Mrs. Hillman. Appoints At Book Cadillac Hotel Committee Chairmen For Hadassah Group THE JEWISH NEWS—i Friday, July 27, 1951 Betrothal Told The beauty of liturgical music against a background of white Mrs. Sander Hillman, presi- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman of Suffolk Dr. returned on the floral arrangements and ivory dent of Russell Woods West Group, Hadassah, announces the S. S. Liberte from a t...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 12

…Tish-Fang`--in Yiddish I 2—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 27, 1951 Israel Bonds 'Holliday' for Youth Noted Fishing Enthusiasi Offers Some Sound Advice job Outlook Bright For 1951 Graduates, Albert Cohen States reaches new heights in Yiddish expression in this story. "Fish-Fang" Notes of a Fish- ing Enthusiast" is an eloquent story. It is replete with exper- iences and is punctuated_with a natural humor. Illustrated to describe fish specimen...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 13

…91111M111111111111M1111111119M1111111tmniimmmtuni111111111111111IIIIIIIM110111111111111111111tHMIIRIUM111111111911 111) 0 Danny Raskin's S LISTE N1NG Fllii1111111illtiliblii.....litini11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101M1111111111111111111iffillill1111111111/11111111111117 WHEN HARRY DASHKIN first started to work for the D.S.R. it was a common sight to see folks ride on the steps and even the trolley catchers . . . Today, 28...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 14

…C_D 14—THE JEWISH NEWS Obituaries ARON TEMCHIN, 71, 2416 Monterey, died July 18. Services were at Hebrew Benevolent So- ciety; interment, Bnai Jacob Cemetery. Rabbis Bakst, Wohl- gelernter and Hoberman offici- ated. He is survived by his wife, Ida; son, J o s e p h; brother, Daniel. * * * REBECCA WOLFE, 65, 343 Cameron, Windsor, died July 18. Services were at Hebrew Benev- olent Society. Rabbis Wohl- gelernter and Orlandsky offici- ated. Sh...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 15

…Liners accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates: 8c a word. Minimum charge, M.O. Classified Advertisements LIVING QUARTERS To Rent For Sale Wanted Exchange LIVING QUARTERS To Rent For Sale Wanted Exchange LIVING QUARTERS For Sale - To Rent Wanted - Exchange WANTED: 2 room apartment, single girl. Linwood-Dexter area. TE. 4-2435. ROOM TO RENT for middle-aged lady or couple; all privileges; kosh...…

July 27, 1951 • Page Image 16

…THE JEWISH NEWS Jewish History's Greatest Gamble: 16 Uganda issue Rocked &xith Zionist Congress ; Splits Lessened on Eve of State Religious Leaders Put Thumbs Down On Intermarriage — Friday, July 2'7, 1951 n ewish Grandmaw Tries Channel Swim With the opening set for mid-August of the first World NEW YORK (AJP) —Leading Zionist Congress since the establishment of the state of Israel, religious leaders of the nation's the American Jewish...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 1

…Mich/ an Only English-Jewish Newspaper THE JEWISH NE A Weekly Review A Guide for Tota I Community Cooperation of Jewish Events Read Commentator's Column on Page 2, Editorial, Page 4 Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 19—No. 19 708 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit, Michigan, July 20, )951 .45fttix, 7 $4.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Cleveland Federation and Council To Mer • e Into One Organization Unity ...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 2

…2—THE JEWISH NEWS Stark's Fascinating Story Friday, July 20, 1951 History's Greatest Gamble: Clean-Shaven Viennese, Rabbis Together at 1st Zion Congress A. Kahn and Gabrilowitsch Among Detroit's Notables Fisher and New Center build- ings, the News, Times and Free Press buildings, and many oth- ers, are enumerated in Stark's Editor's Note: With the opening set for mid-August of the story, first World Zionist Congress since the establishme...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 3

…World Envoys Confer With Israel Over Suez Blockade TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The filing of Israel's complaint against the Egyptian blockade of the Suez Canal with the United Nations Security Council brought with it a flurry of activity at the Israeli Foreign Office. The , envoys of the USSR, Yugoslavia, Sweden and Holland visited the Ministry, where they received explana- tions of the Israeli move. Previously, U. S. Ambassador Monnet Davis called on Fo...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 4

…As the Editor Views the News ... Approach to Unity Soo CLERGYmEN WARN THAT ANTI-SEMITISM is - THE RESPONSIBILITY( OF THE CHRISTIAN 'JORLD AND MUST BE ELIMINATEDL. From Cleveland comes news of revolu- tionary action in the field of Jewish com- munity organization. After nearly three years of study and deliberation, the Jewish Welfare Federation and the Jewish Community Council have de- cided to merge their activities into a single community ...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 5

…Brody Gift to Hadassah Honors Mrs. Frank, Congress Delegate To honor Mrs. Max R. (Clara) Frank as a Hadassah delegate to the World Zionist Congress to be held in Israel, Mr. and Mrs. ,Sam Brody (left), of Muirland Ave., on the eve of her departure, presented Mrs. Frank with a check, the sum of which will make another bed available for the new Hadassah Hospital under con- struction in Jerusalem. Mrs. William B. Isenberg (right), Chapter chairm...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 6

…Non-Jews Support Israel Bond Drive Myer Littky to Direct Pisgah BB Bowling Team Alexander Brown & Sons of Baltimore, oldest investment banking firm in the country, purchased $25,000 in Israel Bonds. •The purchase was made by Benjamin Howell Griswold III, a partner in the firm, who is a direct descendant of the man who founded the company in 1800. In another impreSsive indica- tion that State of Israel Bonds are achieving wide recognition as ...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 7

…Cluti W omen'J • BETH AARON SISTERHOOD Is planning its annual , donor luncheon to be held Dec. 4, at the Fort Wayne Hotel. Mrs. David Brozgold is fund raising chairman; Mrs. Jos. Haas, jour- nal 'chairman, Mrs. Alec Mar- gulies, memoriam a n d Mrs. Morris Litvin, darling chairman. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Julius Levitt and Mrs.. Herman Moss. All captains and workers who ha4ve not received working ma- terial should contact Mrs. Broz- gold, UN. 4-0...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 8

…Kraemer and Slotnick Nuptials in Mt. Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Slotnick of Miami Beach and Atlantic City announce the marriage of MRS. SIDNEY KRAEMER their daughter, Ruth, to Sidney Kraemer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kraemer of Mount Clem- ens. The wedding took place in -Mount Clemens on June 21. The bride graduated with honors from the University of Pennsylvania where she majored in music. The bridegroom at- tended the Miami Beach Colle...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 9

…To Wed in September Adivitieo ivt ocietv Mrs. Maurice Schiller and son, Larry, of Tulsa, Okla., is here to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schem- beck of Monte Vista Ave. Mr. and Mrs: Sydney Winer and their children, Susan and Harry, of Calvert Ave., are off for a few weeks' holiday at their cabin in the woods, near Charlevoix. Mr. and Mrs. Max giber, son David, and daughter Susan, will vacation at Ramona Park Hotel, Ha...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 10

…r_> Pauline S. Goodman Wed to Leo Perry Gompers AZA Chapter James Popkin Weds Receives Nail. Charter California Girl At a candlelight ceremony on June 19, Pauline Shirleyann Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Goodman, of W. Outer Dr., became the bride of Leo Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gompers Chapter, AZA, which was started..only last November, has officially been recognized by the national of- fice of AZA with the receipt re-...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 11

…THE JEWISH NEWS-11 U. Friday, July 20, 1951 in S octe_y • I c_tvc_t0 in l • •I • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman of Ewald Circle, and Mrs. Hoff- man's mother, Mrs. Max Wiesenbacher of Ypsilanti, Mich., have moved into their newly purchased home on West Outer Drive. The following Detroiters visited Oakton Manor Resort, Pewau- kee, Wis., recently: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Trunsky, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin De Roven and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunn. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. ...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 12

…• Social, Inc., Again Gives to Israel Sid Shmarak's Business Briefs Phil and Archie Fabian of the DEXTER RADIO AND TELE- VISION CO., at 11565 Dexter, have recently announced the enlarging of their TV service de- partment. The lower level of their quarters has been re- arranged to allow for better servicing to their ever-increas- ing number of customers. Spe- cial this month to our readers is a complete ten-point check-up which includes cl...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 13

…• THE JEWISH NEWS-13 = Friday, July 20, 1951 Danny Rabbi Halpern to Head BP Congress Chapter ll Raskin's S LISTENING MORRIS GARVETT h a d graduated from the Detroit Col- lege of Law only a year before and was serving an apprentice- ship at the law firm of Sloman & Sloman His first legal case was drawing up of the bill of sale of the Jewish Chronicle to Joe Cummins . . . This was in 1917 when the paper was sold by the late Anton Kaufm...…

July 20, 1951 • Page Image 14

…D • Obituaries BLANCHE MEYERFELD, 1465 geles; sisters, Manya Blane of Webb, died July 8. Services were Los Angeles and Edna Firestone; at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi J. S. five granichildren. * * Sperka officiating. She leaves SOLOMON GEDALIA BLUM- her husband, William, and sis- ter, Mrs. Marium Randall. In- ENFELD, 52, 295 Hall, Windsor, died July 11. Services were at terment, Woodmere Cemetery. * * * Hebrew Benevolent Society. Rab- CHARLES RUDO...…

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