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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Thursday, July 7, 1)49
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2827 BARLUM TOWER
WO. 1-1040
PERSONAL
ELECTROLYSIS
DEAF and dumb relined gentleman,
N. new in city wishes the acquaint-
ance of young people with same
affliction. Call Mrs. Schreiber, UN.
3-3004.
UNWANTED HAIR removed forever,
safely by fast short wave method or
multiple electrolysis. Faster, painless,
no iscars. Open eves. Jennie Wohl-
man, 2490 Calcert, near Linwood.
TO. 8-1475.
GENTLEMAN, 52. neat appearing with
good background, in beauty shop
business downtown desires to meet
middle-aged lady of good appear-
ance, Object matrimony. Must be
a beauty operator and willing to
assist in business. Box 261, Detroit
Jewish Chronicle.
SCHOOL TEACHER, 36, of relined
family, wishes to meet business or
professional gentleman. 40-541, with
or without children. Box 285, De-
troit Jewish Chronicle,
FURNITURE REPAIRING
FURNITURE repairing and refinishing.
Free estimate. TE. 4-34122
LAMP SHADES AND LAMPS
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER wanted.
Kosher home. To stay nites. Own
room. 4 adults. Good pay, 110 2535.
LAMPS REPAIRED. Vases and
statues made into lamps. Floor
lamps converted into torchieres.
Shades on hand and made to
order; cleaned and re-covered.
Terin's Appliance Shop, 12230
Linwood, TO. 8-7205.
MALE HELP WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
EXPERIENCED salesman for whole-
sale paper and twine company. Sal-
ary and bonus arrangement or op-
portunity to become member of firm.
Cif 2416. •
SIMMON HIDE-A-BED. Sacrifice. New
3235. Also odd pieces of furniture.
3206 W. Outer Dr. UN. 1-8313.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE
HELP WANTED
Established 29 Years
OFFICE TECHNICAL SALES
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Men - Women - Boys - Girls
Detroit Select Service Bur.
LARGE NEW, MODERN VANS; piano
hoisting; storage and crating. 14948
Meyers. VE. 11-0010.
PAINTING & DECORATING
A-1 PAINTING, paper hanging, in-
terior and exterior. E. Parker. TW.
2-9268.
1716 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
INTERIOR and exterior painting and
decorating. WE. 5-2972. Reasonable
prices,
SITUATIONS WANTED Female
PAINTING - DECORATING contractor,
interior-exterior, kitchen and bath,
530. J. B. Dresser, TO. 7-0756. If no
answer, TO. 9-7900.
SITTER - COMPANION - or cook's
helper: reliable woman; would travel
It needed. Reasonable. TY 6-6843.
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE
RUBBISH DRUMS
ASH AND RUBBISH DRUMS. Two
'YOUNG married man. thoroughly ex-
dollars delivered, Matt Dean. Phone
perienced
in
men's furnishings.
GA. 94274 or KE. 1-H93.
want, steady position. Would like
to learn buying. TY. 8-4896. ,
DOMESTIC HELP AVAILABLE
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DOMESTIC HELP available by day or
week. Reliable. Jones Employment.
TErnple 1-1010.
FIELDS EMPLOYMENT
' Colored couples. Cooks, Maids,
Chauffeurs. Janitors,
Caretakers, Porters
Day or Week
TR. 3-7770
UPHOLSTERY
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SLIP COVERS
RUBE1.'S UPHOLSTERING
Any kind of furniture made to order
including complete Hollywood beds.
Every job custom built. Reuphol-
stering, repairing. First class work-
manship. 11629 (Linwood Ave., be-
tween Burlingame and Webb. TUIsa
3-0285.
WALL & WINDOW WASHING
WALL WASHING and paper cleaning
dune by professional people. Satis-
faction guaranteed. TY. 5-8304..
APTS. & FLATS WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAPABLE young man wants to go
into partnership in small business.
Call TO. 1-0414.
BUSINESS CARDS
ALTERATIONS
ALTERATIONS. fittings by appoint-
ment in your home. Neat work, Rea-
sonable. Call Mrs. Zee, TO. 9-0307.
BUILDING ALTERATIONS
BRICK WORK of all kinds; new and
repair jobs; porches; cement. J.
Barak 3770 Edison. TY, 6-0649.
CARPENTRY
I. SCHWARTZ & CO.
CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR
"No Job too Big or to Small"
TY. 7-7758
UN. 2-6329
CORNICE BOARDS
CROWN CORNICE CO.
CORNICE BOARDS
Drapes and Upholstering
Breakfast Nooks
Lowest Prices
TE. 4-5359
DRIVING LESSONS
AUTO DRIVING lessons, professional
instructors. Clients called for and re-
turned. Harrig Driving School.
UN. 4-6050
ARROW DRIVING
SCHOOL
LEARN TO DRIVE in a dual
control 1949 Ford Automobile.
FREE pick up and return
service.
GIRL WANTED to share apt. Good
transportation. Dexter section. Call
WE 4-5019.
WILL SHARE very attractive 4-room
front apt., with single person or
couple. Kitchen privileges if desired.
Cortland-Linwood area. UN 4-1973.
WILT. SHARE my 2 bedroom apt. with
reliable business or professional girl.
TY. 6-7130 or UN. 4-9066.
EXCHANGE TENANCY
EXCHANGE low rental 8-room upper
for 4-room apt.. with porch. Both in
Northwest section. TO 8-5371.
RESORTS
LAKE HURON: Greenbusli. Large 2-
bedroom cottage. All modern, fine
beach, 611 miles north of Oscoda.
Call Lincoln 3-3891.
FOR SALE
Beautiful new log summer
home, 3 bedrooms, bath and
shower, kitchen, knotty pine
living room, large screened
porch in all Jewish resort com-
munity, 40 miles from Detroit.
Fine beach, good fishing and
swimmipg; also lots for sale.
TY. 4-7661
3 ADULTS desire 5-room apt., Hat 01
income. Will decorate: best refer-
ences. TO 6-1074, TO 8-2027.
TEACHER and wife, with no children
and excellent references need un-
furnished
apartment, income
small house. Call VE. 7-1148 eve-
nings.
COUPLE with baby urgently need flat
or income with reasonable rent.
Phone after 6 pan. TO 6-0101.
APTS. & FLATS FOR RENT
5-ROOM Income, oil heat, refrigerator
and stove. Available Aug. 1st. Adults
only. UN 1-9004.
APT. available with purchase of furni-
ture. Desirable an
reasonable. CA
1847. Evenings TO 6-3626.
LOVELY 5-ROOM upper income, $100.
Share heat. Must decorate. Prefer
adults. Bagley school section. Box
266 Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
6 ROOMS of furniture for sale. Flat
available by owner. TO. 50641.
NICELY FURNISHED 3-room apt.
3002 Richton near Wildemcre. TO.
8-1595.
GORGEOUSLY furnished 3 room apt.
for sale. Apt. available, Exclusive
Boston-Lawton section. Adults only.
Only those interested in the finest
need apply. TO. 7-1355.
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOM for employed gentleman.
Plymouth and Dexter transportation.
satioo per month. WE 4-9043.
NICELY furnished room for gentleman
in home of 2 adults. Good trans-
portation. 2987 W. Grand Ave. TU
3-0135.
FURNISHED ROOM for employed
couple. Kitchen privileges. Good
transportation. UN 4-8769.*
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room with
board for gentleman. Stall shower.
Phone privileges. TO 7-8320.
ROOM TOR employed girl or middle-
aged woman. Kitchen privileges. WE.
5-1148.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
3245 WEBB. 2 flat, 6 large rooms. large
breakfast room, tile bathroom, stall
showers, oil heat, excellent condi-
tion. Sold by owner, open Sunday
from 11-5. TO. 8-8406,
HOME FOR SALE-18681 Cherrylawn.
3 bedrooms, carpeting, gas air condi-
tioned heat, side-drive, 2-car garage,
recreation room, screens, storm win-
dows, landscaped, newly decorated.
UN. 3-0197. Appointment only.
FOR SALE-Beautiful 4 bed-
room home at sacrifice price
front owner. Carpets and
everything else included. TR
2-9085, Mr. Rosenman.
Canterbury Road
20020
Beautiful Green Acres
Adjacent to Sherwood Forest
Price Slashed $5,000
10 YEARS OLD
NOTE THESE FEATURES -
Newly decorated, 4 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, front den,
large living room, concealed
dining room, first floor lava-
tory, breakfast room, maid's
quarters, recreation room,
Garwood oil air conditioned
heat, 2-ear brick garage,
carpeting throughout.
Priced for Immediate Sale
$21,500
Owner, UN 3-4005
GLYNN COURT
halt block from Linwood. Sin-
gle, 6 rooms, oil, tile kitchen
and .bath, insulated, .storm
windows and doors, carpeting,
must be sold, higher offer will
take posse‘sion. Small dowa
payment. Call owner, TO. 7-
5341.
REAL MATE WANTED
FOR BEST RESULTS
List Your Property for Sale
With
ADOLPH KESSLER, Inc,
WO. 1-7971
YETI COHEN POST
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Tickets for the moonlight dance
at Bob-Lo slated by the Yetz-
Cohen Post, JWV, are now on
sale: For reservations, call Sam
Alpert, TY. 6 9904 or George
Rich, TY. 7-3395.
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SUMMER DANCE SET
The first summer dance given
by the Saturday Nile Young
Parity Chapter 359, O.E.S., has Adult Dance Committee will be
DRIVING SCHOOL, learn to drive in
your own car. The car you own is slated its first donor luncheon for held at 9:30 p. m., Saturday at
the car you will drive. For inform'.
sometime in November.
the Center outdoor court.
tson call WE. 4-2683.
TO. 9.62K
Honor Dr. Ilunche
MOVING
All City Moving Co.
A RELIABLE SERVICE
APTS. & FLATS TO SIIARE
FOOM FOR employed gentleman. Near
Dexter. TY. 8 4754. 3750 Glynn Ct.
Dr. Ralph J, Biutche, acting mediator on Palestine for the United
Nations, is presented with Volume IV of the "Palestine Yearbook
and Israeli Annual" by Miss Sophie A. Udin, director and li-
brarian of Zionist archives and library of the Keren Ilayesod
(Palestine Foundation Fund), editor of the yearbook and Abraham
Krumbein, treasurer of the Keren Ilayesod. The "Palestine Year-
book and Israeli Annual" is published by the Zionist Organization
of America and Keren Hayesod. Left to right: Krumbein, Bunehe
and Miss Udin,
Syria Agrees
on Armistice
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could learn liberty and indi-
vidualism from the United States.
"We, can all also learn much
from Russia and Czechosio.vakia,"
he declared," without becoming
a satellite state.
The confetence decided to push
a Chalutz movement in the Ne-
gev and in the frontier settle-
ments.
Meanwhile a rift has developed
in the Israeli Communist party as
a result of the conviction of seven
Zionist leaders in Hungary on
charges of having aided illegal
mass migration of Jews to Israel.
The Hungarian section of the
party quit in protest over the
convictions.
TO ETERNAL REST
A somber note was added to
Israel's life when the ashes of
200,000 German and Austrian
Jews who were murdered by the
Nazis were b:ought to eternal
rest in Jerusalem after funeral
services which saw tens upon
thousands of Jews weeping like
children.
When the coffin bearing the
ashes passed through Tel Aviv,
the procession of mourners was
so huge that the police were forc-
ed to stop all traffic.
Later the casket was taken to
Rehovot, where Dr. Weizmann
delivered a moving eulogy. He
said the calamity which had be-
fallen German and Austrian
Jewry was beyond description by
words, adding that the grave in
which the ashes are to repose
"will serve as a reminder to all
Jews of the happenings of our
times and as a warning to Israelis,
and to Jews abroad, of the deeds
of the enemy."
JOIN IN KADDISII
When the casket reached Jerus-
alem. it was met by Joseph
Sprinzak, speaker of the Knesset,
Mayor Daniel Auster, Sephardic
Chief Rabbi Ben Zion Usiel and
by members of the Jewish Agen-
cy executive.
At the Yeshurun Synagogue,
where final funeral services were
held, Rabbi Usiel. delivered a
brief eulogy and the traditional
"El Moley Rachamim" prayer
for the dead.
As the Rabbi began reciting the
Kaddish, the 5.000 persons at the
services joined him as if in one
voice, shedding tears. Some were
seen rending their garments in
accordance with Jewish tradi-
tion.
Slowly the cortege proceeded
to the SanhedrIa quarter and
there the coffin was lowered into
a temporary cemetery. Thus they
who died for the sanctification of
His name returned to the sancti-
fied soil,
NO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
TEL AVIV - (YIVNA) - An
agreement has been reached by
the representatives of all parties
of Israel not to introduce capital
punishment into the new State
except for the crime of treason in
war time. Life imprisonment
will be the maximum punish-
ment for capital crimes. It is re-
ported that the religious parties
were thiefly responsible for this
highly humanitarian act. for ac-
cording to the Rabbis capital pun-
ishment is contradictory to Tal-
mudic law,
CHRISTIAN FRIENDSHIP
MUNICH-(YIVNA)-The con-
ference of the recently-founded
"Society for Jewish-Christian
Friendship" was attended by 112
delegates-among them Catholic
priests and Protestant ministers
from Germany and abroad, as
well as 18 reform Rabbis, who
were at pains to stress that they
consider themselves Germans
first, merely being adherents of
the Jewish faith. The conference
dealt with the question of grow-
ing anti-Semitic activities in Ger-
many and other European coun-
tries.
LINKED TO ZIONISTS
BUDAPEST - (YIVNA) - The
Budapest Communist organ "Vas-
ernap" in an article attacking the
recently-arrested Hungarian ex-
Foreign Minister Laszlo Rajk, ac-
cused him of having been sym-
pathetic toward the Zionist move-
ment, The same newspaper also
charged him with having aided
the mass-smuggling of Jews out
of Hungary to enable them to
go to Israel, and that he main-
tained contact with the convicted
Zionist leaders in liungary.
POOL HOURS SET
A new pool schedule for the
summer will begin July 3 at the
Center. The pool will be open
every day except Saturday for
members and guests.