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L48 WOODWARD
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PERSONAL

ATTENTION!

6!:',ION'S KOSHER HOUSE

62 son, ti Avenue, Mt. rle1110114,
Phone Mount Clelltella 8037

It Ell NED gentleman, rat her of alitae-
Ib,c personality, age Ill Ihe late for-
t les 110 derlellliellim, whites 10 Meet a
ref! r.al. alit active woman with ref -
et ,•11...a
Age 40-45, strictly e,ndiden-
tial
Box 77, Detroit Jew brit Chron-
icle

IIEN11.9161 AN would like to me•t •
per son, 33 to 40 years,
who
W.101 ,1 4 companion. nog 74, Detroit
CI. (uncle.

FEMALE HELP WANTED

W(111 AN 131 WORK' FOR PASS(

II'

o.

(It h ID

YvEit,

I'A Y.

EXP. (3401.: far summer camp near
Doti mt.
lino. 2:131,

EXP. NEC1tE7'A It Y for
01111,1
110. 2031.

/11111110er 1 0 11(11

LA EC IS 014141117AI 1011
requires services
or a sorrel (try with executive expert -
Excellent U !Mort unity for qual-
ified individual, Pisgah Lodge, 712
Farwell 11Idg.

(IA :\ TED girl for oilice wt. It And
tong
1120 yin m'r,
lei, ker
Bros. Pura.

1:X1'k:1119:N1 , 9:11

1'12rIEESSI1 /NAL man, small adult fam-
ily, wants 2 berhooln ant.
Finest
references.
UN. 4-3691'

FURNITURE REPAIRING

SI A E YOU' reset vations eat ly for the
week of Paamtver.
We make 2
1•1110
Se• t
food and clean, rem •
fort aide r,,,,, /1 01..11 nil year.

I$114

TELEVISION eel completely Installed
or terms for 3 or 1 room apt. N W.
aide. Young win long couple. Please
call 6-1621 anytime.

practical
11.13O
(',Ili UN. 1-1251.

for

MALE HELP WANTED

1.'AN ASSERS, expel bowed In 101 , 11111a
cl enures ,
elley1 - 10p0.114.4, 1101 Win-
dow:I, magamies. Bee Us for a better
deal. 13111 (ballot,

2 MEN 19 27 firr alder dept. to work
with 11.11 super,. lour. We train you
to sell er PaY gool money ft um the
start. Permanent & fast advancement
Imlmle 11e11Ager, 1121 Nat•I Ilank 1 thig

DOMESTIC HELP AVAILABLE

1.1021ES1'1(. 11101,1' rta aikido by by or
week. /tellable. Jones Employ Meat
TEmple 1-1010.

BUSINESS CARDS

ALTERATIONS

ALTER ATIONS, Ill hugs by appoint-
ment In your hoop•. Near work. Rea•
-0302.
moot hie, ('all Mrs Zee, Tip.

BUILDING ALTERATIONS

BRICK WORK of all kinds, new and
repair jobs; porches; cement. J.
Barak. 3770 Edison, TY 6-0 1 :19

LAMPS REPAIRED Vases and
'ENTLY mar lied
veteran needs 3
or 1 room furnished or unfurnished
statues made into lamps Floor
apt. Best of references. I' N. 2. 1056.
lamps converted into torchieres
Shades on hand and made to S Ill 0091 lower flai or three or 4 room
apt.
wanted.
l'hree adults.
Call
order; cleaned and re-covered
mentions or a Der G.
WE. 1 9703.
Term's Appliance Shop, 12230
APTS. & FLATS FOR RENT
Linwood, TO. 8-7205,

Lk M I' QUIZ
11000 your 141a p 111,11 repair?
Wi.lt you had a new style I orehIere
instead of that old st y le floor lamp?
would you like to have I hat figurine
or Var01 111400 11110 a lovely table

1.
2.

3.

1. SCHWARTZ & CO.
CARP•NTER-CONTRACTOR
"No Job too Big or too Small"
TY. 7-7766
- TO. 7-2189

RE1.1 A 111.10 carpenter. Kitchen, porches,
recreation room.
Repairs and alter-
• tiona
1.1N. 1-1617.

CATERING

SANI OW II' II MS, all kinds, hors I t'ituev
res. Imishea, tiny puffs. 11141111 to or-
der UN. 1-1191.

CEMENT REPAIRS

ATTENTION all brick and cement re-
pair&
Porchea, walks, driven, rat
walla etc. Reasonable.
Wor k my-
bell. Marchese. TW. 1-6203

DRIVING LESSONS

All City Moving Co.

I.I1; ■ ,1, NEW, 91111/1.:RN VANS; piano
hoc; mg; rootage and crating. 11918
Mc, el a V10. 0-0010.

OLD CLOTHES-WANTED

PA 1 NTIND end Papering. TY. 4-3103.
4621 Vancouver.

1)11,1.0 RD

BROTHERS - Interior and
exterior painting and well cleaning
Free estimate. Complete home wall.
Meaning One-day service. TWInbrook
2-108/.

1113.311T1 FY YOUR HOME call Paul
Canto, TY. 6-1636 for Oral Claf01 paint
ng
nt reel sotto Me prices.
,All wor k
guaranteed .

P.% I NTINI 1.
Intel for
ant
exterior.
Arches built, Poor aatiling C uwplrlr
del-orating service. Licensed. IA' M.
3-27G3.

AI PA I NTINi 1, paper hanging, Interior
and exterior. Call um . for speelal low
prices. E. Parker. l'W. 2-9268

VETERAN, paint Mg and decorating
rentractor. Interior and exterior. Al
work. Free estimate. No ohliga
10 I.
'tearoom Id,
Joseph D rower,
9-7980

INTERIOR
XTI0Illolt
PA I NTIN(1
('A PER II A Ni I VU
Arches It
A Plastered
Pat. III,.
111:trle
Estimates cheer( oily (liven
Call NI Id( hitt an 9059

RUBBISH DRUMS

API! AND RUB HISII DRUMS - Two
dollars delivered. Malt Dean, Phone
GA. 9127J or 1116. 1183.

111111161, 11 II rll(11JS'rl:ltl NG
%fly kind of furniture made to order.
Every lob ett-dom built. Reupholster-
ing. repair log.
First class workman-
ship
11629 Linwood Ave.. between
Rutting:ante and Webb. l'Illsa 2-0285

WALL & WINDOW WASHING

DENS SERVICE - Wall washing and
paper cleaning ; no lob too big no
lob too •111311
For mint ties
TY
59301, TY. 8-7035

SUMMER COTTAGES
FOR SALE Olt RENT

II AVE SP:VP:11AI, 2 and 3 bedroom
ot, furtMlied. for relit by the
most It or treas.,. On the lake front
It Sout Is Haven. These cottages are
In
very good condition. Call Mr.
Firitht, TY. 6-9363.

In noniern eieVa 101- apt. Ample closet
apace. 'Refin•d young lady. TY. (-0869.

Mk Rd for rent. kitchen privileges.
middle aged woman or working girl,
1 . 11i1.111eSS couple 2722 Richton. To.
9.9355.

W II )0w' wishes to rent rnorn to work-
ing woman, Null It west se. lion 11.1.1
transmutation. WE. 1-1017.

LA RCP', airy room, twin hods, kitchen
Privilege ,
2667 Elmhurst,

2 UNFURNISHED routera or one fur-
nished 1',,,,111,
pa rate entrant e, quiet
home. Good transportation.
No ot h-
er [41.1111,N
Newly de. ot i led.
To I.
6 - I ill.

N

1.11;.•
loom
for
s ent
10 el11-
1, 10,.• I
mole, Iwo gentlemen or two
Young holies. TY. 5.1239,

2 111.:11 ltoold,S, lois ate kith & phone.
Coo.) own-mot tar Ion.
No malls Sat.
till 6 I' M.
WE. 4-5097.4

APT. wanted by rouple-no children.
Will decorate. WO. 10896,

NIc1• large room ro rent. Centleptan
3 adult. In (imply.
Ty. 50189.

.INE HUNDRED dollars to charity of
your 'holm • for income or 4, id, Em-
ployed couple TY. 0-59.5.

NICE mlean room to rent for gentle-
man
I 1- 11 11,1r101 , Nti011.
Apply
Saturday or 5111,440.
3798 Culling-
Wood.
NO. 7121

YOUNG couple Just arrived In U.K.
seek
3 weeks riga! Man ntualclati,
small furnished or unfurnished apt.
TO. 7 -0502. •

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WA NTED ; or 6 room house, Income
or flat up to 230 3 (adults, preen-
/0011.d people. TY 6-2273.

have apt. or flat. Will
de, orate, Call TExas 4 205,

la) PLF: mull

HUNTINGTON WOODS

ItOAD
Molest' , 9:nglIsh Colonial of brick and
stone.
Living room
21121.
Intl.. t...1
Italian marble fireplace.
Dining remit
10x21, walnut flattener! library, 16,16.
4 bedroom.. 2 baths on sermi.1 floor.
Servants' quarters on 3rd floor. Large
recreation room with massive
stoned
fireplace, terract,r, 2 car garage. Ex-
tensive
landscaping,
under ground
sprinkling system. For those who want
the bent In living accommoda
This Is one of t he finest homer. In the
Woodward Seetion c all Mrs. Fink for
appointment. 1 , '". 1-95 2 26

HURD REALTY

2 OR 2 room apt. wanted. Newt, wed.,
Moth employed, Cat! Ho 0172.

; 2.11.. I.: horn with maple tom juve-
nile twit onto set: I pile P maple 1,01-
room
44-1 ,
'14111111.
lading

RELIAlt1.10 family Want. 1, 6, 6 room
flat,
apt.
income or one family
house In N W. section. TE 3-3212.

•I, 11110 ff1 0.1.0 roach.

2200 DON Cs an 3 room apt. fur

11

room lower. TY. 7-5717.
• • •
. ....

6

• "

Of

THE SOUTHERN KLANSMAN
proudly introduced his family
of rabbit-shooting boys to a lo-
cal politician and executive of
the Klan,
"Nine boys," exclaimed the po-
litico, "And all for the Demo-
crats, the Klan, white suprema-
cy and no foreigners, I suppose."
"All except John," said the
abashed father. "I dunno how he
he done it, but that little ras-
cal's learned to read."
-o--
TI1E JEWISH CHAPLAIN had
been giving his overseas congre-
gation the works. He dwelt at
length on such vital points as
cognac and vin and schnappes,
on senoritas and gambling, and
he was pretty hot about the
whole business.
After the sermon a Red Cross
worker was heard to remark to
one of the GI's, "Well, that was
strong preaching, but there was
a lot of truth in what the Rabbi
said."
"Yeah," was the laconic re-
ply, "more truth than piety."
-o-
LOU LEVY, manager of the
Andrews Sisters, sat silently in
his office while in an outer

ItIls,41.11 W0111.5
bungalow lope
S
room hou.e. 2 ha 'ho, gas heat , sprink-
ler. No calla Sat. till I P.M. WE.

1-5097.

PENNINGTON DRIVE. b , autiful Eng-
lish type 4 bedroom home. Gar Wood
air conditioning heat. 3 screened
porehen, Asphalt tile recreation room .
Sprinkling sv , tern -9311,500
By ap-
pointment only., UM. A;1113.

la-kalicstaas assay* so a

room Patti and Maxine were
looking over the paper.
"I see," said Patti to Maxine,
"that Mr. Bloom, the octogenar-
ian is dead. Now what on earth
is an octogenarian anyhow?"
"I haven't the slightest idea,"
replied Maxine, "But they're an
awful sickly lot. You never hear
of one but he's dying,"
-o-
J. L. HANISCH, a well-known
insurance executive, tells this
one on his young son, who has,
apparently, inherited his father's -
self-confidence. s)
One day Hanisch found his son'
with, ball and bat in hand,
"Look," the youngster shouted,
"I'm hitting them a mile."
The boy tossed the ball up
and took a swing. He missed,
"Strike one!" he shouted. "Now
watch this one, dad. Boy, am I
gonna hit this a mile!"
A second time he tossed up
the ball, struck at it and missed.
"Strike two."
Again he took his stand, toss-
ed up the ball, swung-and
missed.
"Strike three, and out," he
yelled. "Gee, dad am I a pitch-
er!"

Switch by Proskaucr
ova Partition Visioned

(ContinUed from Page 3)
in its latest report also names
SII3111101:
13 ITT "t 1.:o
for tent.
For
Gerald L. K. Smith as an out-
pif mcowries
11 Gottlieb, 'I'll. 6-9064,
standing anti-Jewish organizer,
"You have constantly been
1 - lilt SALE-modern 1 bedroom lake
front cot lase, electric hot water
pointing out that Me ADL re-
boater, shower & bath, W0501116 111:1 -
electrIe atm.., Rely inator, 2 fused to recognize the true state
boats, Int 70x215. Terms. Caen Lake
of anti-Semitism, and you have
Highlands. 11:s 1 -0917.
time and again taken to task
Mr. Epstein, the executive di-
ROOM WANTED
rector of the ADL, for mini-
wluildo like to rent dowmdairs room
mizing the effectiveness of Ger-
In your lake front collage - weekly
or .4e,..011--..10,0+ In 1 . 11 y
TY. 6- 1 706.
ald L. K. Smith, I credit you
with a touchdown".. . . Signed,
ROOM FOR RENT
Naomi Johnston, New York,
• • •
( 1111 AI ,O BLVD. well furnished rnotn

2 110, 1515 for employed 1 . 011ple.
Home
klli hen privil•g
Peat, net tion.
1'Y. 6-9723.

LIONI's offered for 5 nr 6 room nat.
D e xter or Not I h west Section.
Dog
76, fho I I
.1.•IN ■ sh C111 on 1, le,

Exeelleal , on11110111, rea.onaltly priced.
2712 Cortla&d,

r,,,,,,, all. to “ot, t e n s,.
1.'llIINI5111:0
I
, four 1114111 I,-
. 011i111011 , 11Ig
MAY
1st.
Young I Auld, preferred,
7-0069

APTS. is FLATS WANTED

FURNITURE FOR SALE

Mprii14 &

1100 MS fur tii rat e for 'sale.
Apt.
available to pun lia,et.
Adults only.
1095 ((''11,.
AM. 206

1.1•111.'1N- 11 city. 3 room opt. wit It new
furniture for sale $1650 complete.
3207 Blaine, Apt. 24.

ATTORNEY and wife. Hon In college,
want apt. or flat In University Din-
trIt t. Will decorate. CA. 1201. UN.
2.5900.

UNWANTED liAllt removed
rorew,
safely by fast short wave method et
multiple elect rolyals. Foster. painless,
no iterate. Open *Yea. Jennie Wohl•
man. 3351 Ulynn Ot., near Dexter,
TO 8-1171

51111 LET furnish.•1
t until July 11 it
Ex. ellent neigh it 1, eol.
Call after IS
Sunday.
Ili I. fent,.

PAINTING & DECORATING

DRESSSMAKING

ELECTROLYSIS

DEMO ION riot. for rent
237.50.
Rochester Lawton.
Renter
at list
propel lY for /sale.
TY. 6-3982.

.1

A liTt I

DRESSES made for 27.56. your Donato
and material. TO. 6-4941.

10 11 1M
11100,0; s
1141,
1;1 41I ■ 1
River -
doY Road section. a, :Oxide all or
about May 15th
IWO

ANY OLD (LAYMEN wanted - Beal
turkey paid for men's suits, topcoats
I -7625.
and shoe& TY!•

FA3111.1i Or RESPONS1111.11: ADULTS
DE.NIPER ,111:1 V NEED 'DIVER
FLAT', NO. 9951,

driving
II
InstrUctions
htecn
or ours.
y■1 , 1 ,
car
Ilarrta Driving
11. boot. TY. 7-2746.

I. - 111111
110061
11.11
heated.
1,Voods, adult+ only, for car at list.
11(1. 0141.

fwAlpyt EDI,
3
roo m 0 s
apt
available
wit his 2 or three weeks with male
of new furnitiire. 2loitern t hrough-
oot. itedroom
A
dinette sets
in
Idea, sled mahogany.
TY. 7-91190.

MOVING '

UPHOLSTERY-SLIP COVERS

POW . ' IES. Steve, porch decks, garages
and fencer( Cabinets, all tYlien P
A Langev in, UN, 2-6932 ant UN
1-8673

1101191 FLA1' to rent. Most buy fur-
1.:11111111rop.
between
Linwood
To. 6.1664.
Lawton.

illitu•.

Si

ANSWERS
Phone SPITED tit LIGHTING f'O.
8941 Litt w.r.111 Avenue
TYlor 11-2320
We pick up and deliver.

131'1(1110 for rent, herb J0,0,111 location.. TINNING
Good for any Inertness. .Exp•cially
for delicatessen or son It room. 9931
ALI, GUTTERS pave troughs, down-
Linwood. Evenings. TY. 7-7978.
spouts replaced, repaired,
I . 1 •3 111 . 11,
painted. Roof leaks. Caulking. Vi'ork
Gat SIMI' store doing good numbness,
myself. AI firmer. 227 Massa•hu-
Sao Dice for quick sale. 12051 Dexter.
setts.
.1 .1 I.
6-8218.

CARPENTRY

WANTED 10 sub let 11r real furnished
2 or 3 bedrmun
flat or sot
Preferably N.W. Section. TY. 7-7500.

LAMP SHADES AND LAMPS

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WA N11.:11) 1141- 1 11ef for excellent thriving
Cleaning A dyeing plant. Wife whine,.
to retire from business. Empire 3700.

REFINED elderly couple would like
2
ro
furnished apt.
No
cliti•
droll or pets.
TO. 7 1087.

FURNITURE REFINI8111NO and re-
pairing, spring retying In sofas and
chats Reasonable. TO. 1-4209.

DON'T MISS Robert S. Mar-
cus' article, "Nazism Is Nat
Dead," in the March 26 issue
of the American Jewish Con-
gress Weekly. It is a forceful
indictment proving that "the
entire Nazi hierarchy and every
facet of Nazi life played a part
in the great conspiracy against
the Jews of Europe".

United Hebrew Schools
Spur Allied Campaign

A miniature campaign has
been launched in all branches
of the United Hebrew Schools.
The drive has a threefold pur-
pose: 1. To acquaint children
with the Jewish ideal of Ze-
dakah. 2. To train pupils to
contribute intelligently to caus-
es. 3. To impress youngsters
with the importance of the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign.

Recipe of the Week

Try this Passover recipe:
MATZOH MEAL DUMPLINGS
1 cup Matzoh meal
1 tsp. salt
1 /4 tsp. pepper
1/2 cup cold water
3 tbsps. chicken fat
2 eggs
Beat together all the ingredi-
ents to form a loose batter and
let stand 30 minutes. Grease
hands and roll into small balls.
Drop into boiling salted water
and let boil 20 minutes. •

APTS. St

FLATS TO SHARE

WIDOW employed, will share her opt
with
buotneas
wont ► ta
Excellent
transit., tat ion.
Call
evenings
&

Supgay. TY. 7-3526.

Besides, it points out that such
Nazis as Dr. Ehard, minister
president of the state of Bavaria,
Dr. Mueller, minister of justice
in Bavaria, and Dr. Meinzolt,
Bavarian minister of education,
have the full confidence of our
military command in Germany,
These Nazi sympathizers con-
sider themselves co-belligerents
with the U.S. against the Soviet
Union, writes Marcus.

THE AMERICAN Jewish
League against Communism, di-
rected by the Rev. Benjamin
Schultz, is installed at 220 West
42nd street, near York. Schultz,
we heir, boasts that he is well
provided with funds for the next
two years,
The $64 question we would
like to ask the former Yonkers
Rabbi, whom Dr. Stephen S.
Wise denounced, is this: Where
do your funds come from?

700 Join in Prayer
for Palestine Here

Over 700 Detroiters participat-
ed in special services for inter-
cession for Palestine last Thurs-
day at Bnai Moshe as part of a
national day of prayer.
Rabbis
included
Speakers
Morris Adler, Leon Fram, Isaac
Stollman and Shlomo Gliksman.
Five thousand postcards were
distributed with pleas to Presi-
dent Truman to revive the UN
partition plan.

Szigeti to Appear Here
in 2 Violin Concerts

Joseph Szigeti, violinist, one
of the great names in music,
will appear in concerts the eve-
nings of April 23 and 24 at the
•Art Institute,
During the past year, the
long record of honors accorded
him continued to grow and in
"Musical America's" national .
poll, Szigeti, together with Ilei-
fetz and Kreisler, was awarded
the year's prize "for having
served most faithfully the cause
of music,"

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