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Thursday, December 1, 1949
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results
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2827 CADILLAC TOWER
WO. 1-1040
PERSONAL
ELECTRIC REPAIRS
;(0UNG Jewish girl desires to get ac-
quainted with Jewish eligible gentle-
man bachelor 27-33. One who has
ambition. Object matrimony. State
tirr.oniB
eloex 206. Detroit Jewish
ELECTRICAL WORK. Refrigerators,
lamps, vacuum cleaners, motors, etc.
P. Gran, TY. 7-0834. All kinds of
repairs.
BUSINESS WOMAN
Intelligent, nice personality,
would like to meet gentleman
from 52 to 58. Object matri-
mony. All replies confidential.
Box 321, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
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DIVORCEE interested in matrimony
would like to meet match-maker.
Box No. 323, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
WASHING machines, vacuum cleaners,
radius repaired at your home. Free
estimates. Prices reasonable. WE.
4-1436.
ELECTROLYSIS
UNWANTED HAIR removed forever,
safely by fast short wave method or
multiple electrolysis. Faster, painless,
no scars. Open eves. Jennie Wohl-
man, 2490 Calvert, near Linwood.
TO. 8-1475.
LAMP SHADES AND LAMPS
LAMPS REPAIRED. Vases and
statues made into lamps. Floor
BACHELOR, college education, seeks
lamps converted into torchieres.
American girl, 30-35, not over 5-ft.
Shades on hand and made to
4-in. Box No. 324, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
order; Plastic Shade Covers;
Lampshades Repaired. Terin's
SITUATIONS WANTED Female
Appliance Shop, 12230 Lin-
wood, TO. 8-7205.
WOMAN wishes to accompany woman
to
Tuscon, Arizona, as companion.
318, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
LAUNDRY
MIDDLE-AGED, responsible woman
would like position as baby sitter-
evenings or days. TY. 6-2636,
HOME LAUNDRY work. Pickup and
delivery. TR. 1-2808.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
LAUNDRY done at home. Experi-
enced.. Called for and delivered.
Reasonable. WE. 5-8147.
WANTED-Elderly lady, preferably
Hungarian, to take full charge of
house for widower in small town.
Comfortable home, no children. Ref-
erences exchanged. Write to Ed-
ward Klein, Ithaca, Mich.
WOMAN to stay on place with light
housework and cooking. For further
details call FA. 1-9856.
MALE AND FEMALE
HELP WANTED
A RELIABLE SERVICE
Established Over 29 Years
Stenographers, Typists, Clerks,
Bookkeepers, etc.
Also Technical Sales
Men - Women - Boys - Girls
Detroit Select Service Bur.
1216 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
MOVING
All City Moving Co.
LARGE NEW, MODERN VANS; piano
hoisting; storage and crating. 14948
Meyers. VE. 8-0010.
FIELDS EMPLOYMENT
Colored couples Cooks. Maids,
Chauffeurs Janitors,
Caretakers, Porters
Day or Week
TR. 3-7770
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
JEWELRY REPAIR. Going business,
downtown, established 25 years; valid
4 -reason for sale. TYler 7-1707, eve-
nings and week ends.
Business Card
ALTERATIONS
ALTERATIONS, fittings by appoint-
ment in your home Neat work. Rea-
sonable Call Mrs Zee. TO. 9-0307
CORNICE BOARDS
CROWN CORNICE CO.
CORNICE BOARDS
Draper and Upholstering
Breakfast Nooks
Lowest Prices
TE. 4-5359
LEARN TO DRIVE in a new
dual control car. FREE pick
up and return service.
TO. 9 6022
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FURNITURE REPAIRING
a.
ATTRACTIVE room for business wom-
an. N.W. section. Pleasant home.
Convenient transportation, UN.
3-8791.
NORTHWEST-Large front room. Priv.
ate entrance, comfortable, pleasant.
Employed business or woman. Break-
fast optional. TO. 6-8275.
LARGE bedroom, kitchen, private
bathroom. Partly furnished, $45.
Linwood-Davison section. TO. 6-7468.
BEAUTIFUL large bedroom. Young
employed lady. Near bus line. TO.
6-8484.
NICE large room with 2 beds, good
for couple or two men. TY. 4-4680.
ROOM for rent for gentleman among
adults. 3782 Calvert. TY. 7-7253.
WIDOW has two large clean rooms for
rent for couple or single. Kitchen
privileges. 3243 Webb. TO. 6-9103.
LARGE airy room, attractively furnish-
ed, quiet refined home, privileges.
Couple accepted. Good transporta-
tion. 2530 Tyler. TO. 96512.
couple or middle-aged woman. 2505
Richton. TO. 6-0193.
CI.EAN room in single home. Good
transportation, Board if desired.
TY. 6-1377.
PAINTING & DECORATING
A-1 PAINTING, paper hanging, in-
terior and exterior. E. Parker. WA.
3-1933.
ASH AND RUBBISH DRUMS. Two
dollars delivered. Matt Dean. Phone
GA. 4748 or KE. 1-1593.
WALL WASHING
WALL WASHING and paper cleaning
done by professional people, satis-
faction guaranteed. LO. 2-3906.
RESORTS
WINTER IN FLORIDA-New large
ranch home to rent or sell. 8 rooms,
2 baths, 2 kitchens, furnished du-
plex type for 2 families. 6 minutes
to beach. Mos, season, large house.
$2,000. Duplex apartment, $1.000. If
one party takes-$2.900. Have pic-
tures, Owner, TY. 4-1913.
APTS. & FLATS WANTED
3 EMPLOYED adults urgently need 5
or 6-room flat or income in north-
west section. Will decorate. Call TO.
5-0750 after 6 p. m.
BUSINESS man, responsible party, de-
sires 2 or 3 room furnished apart-
ment. Dexter-Linwood section. WO.
1-7924.
RESPONSIBLE couple wish to rent or
share suitable furnished apartment
or home, preferrably with garage,
from December 15th, Box No. 325,
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
VETERAN and wife expecting child
are desperately in need of 4 room in-
come or flat in N W. section. Will
decorate. TO. 9-8067 or TO. 6-3049.
PROFESSIONAL couple, one child,
want income or flat up to $85. Will
remodel. TY. 6-8945.
WORKING MOTHER and two grown
daughters need apartment or flat.
Furnished or unfurnished. TR.
2-0592.
APTS. & FLATS FOR RENT
WILSHIRE
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
AVAILABLE NOW - 4-room fur-
nished suite consisting of 2 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, large living room,
dinette and kitchen. Carpeted
throughout. Complete hotel serv-
ice. Also one and 3 rooms. TO.
8-2680.
LARGE ROOM and 2-room flat to
rent on La Salle Blvd. TV. II-0664.
BEN BLAU has been appoint-
ed chairman for the second an-
nual banquet of Congregation
Beth Schmuel to be held Jan.
22. Nathan Kravitz is co-chair-
man.
FIRST ELLIS I. SUCCA H
In 1949, the first Succah in the
LARGE room in private home. Good 57-year history of Ellis Island, for
transportation. Unlimited phone. Call the use of Jewish detainees, was
MA. 2651.
built by 'HAS (E:ebrew Immi-
NICE, large room. 2 windows, for grant Aid Society).
BEDROOM. with kitchen and den with
private family. Dexter section. Suit-
able for couple or one or two ladies
or gentlemen. WE. 5-3026.
RUBEL'S UPHOLSTERING
Any kind of furniture made to order
Including complete Hollywood beds.
Every lob custom built. Reuphol- UPPER 5-room fiat to rent. Respon-
sible adults. TO. 7-4751.
stering. repairing. First class work-
manship 11629 Linwood Ave, be
tween Burlingame and Webb. TUIsa 2•BEDROOM front apartment to sub-
let. Well furnished. TO. 5-3192.
3-0285
FURNITURE repaired and refinished.
Free estimates. WS. 2-2111.
LOVELY clean room to rent for either
one or two persons. 13130 Lawton.
TO. 7-3535.
NICE room for rent to gentleman.
Telephone privileges. TY. 5-4051.
WORKING couple desire 3- or 4-room
unfurnished income. Will decorate.
N.W. section preferred. TO. 5-5505
after
6 p.m.
CUSTOM MADE draperies and slip
covers Beautiful selection of fab-
VET.
wife
and expected child, need
rics. Reasonably priced. Workman-
5 or 6-room unfurnished flat or house.
ship guaranteed. Call Shlrlee. Tux-
Northwest
section. ,Will decorate.
edo 2-5000
TO. 8-2551.
ARROW DRIVING
SCHOOL
NICELY furnished room for employed
woman. Dexter-Davison transporta-
tion. UN. 3-1541.
OLD CLOTHES
PAINTING - DECORATING contractor,
interior-exterior, kitchen and bath,
$30. J. B. Dresser, TO. 7-0756. 11 no
answer, TO. 9-7980.
To Plan Banquet
LARGE lovely room. Quiet atmos-
phere. TY. 7-1445. 2028 Gladstone.
ANY OLD CLOTHES wanted - Best
prices paid for men's suits, topcoats
and shoes. TYler 4-3625.
DRAPERIES AND SLIPCOVERS
DRIVING LESSONS
ROOM FOR RENT. Kosher kitchen
privileges. Older couple or single.
No children. Leslie-LaSalle section.
TO. 9-9534.
ROOM with kitchen privileges for one
or two persons in widows home. Near
Dexter. TY. 7-5930.
DOMESTIC HELP AVAILABLE RUBBISH DRUMS
DOMESTIC HELP available by day or
week Reliable. Jones Employment.
TEmple 1-1010
ROOMS FOR RENT
NICE LARGE room in single home.
Good transportation. Gentleman. WE.
4-8821.
NICE ROOM for rent. Single or cou-
ple. Phone and kitchen privileges.
• Good transportation. TE. 4-7467.
WIDOW HAS comfortable room in
apartment suitable for young man
or elderly lady. TY. 7-3481.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent to gentle-
man or girl. Good transportation.
Unlimited phone. Monterey bet. Lin-
wood and Lawton, TO. 9-6607.
ROOM AND BOARD
LARGE FURNISHED room. Kosher
meals served. Monterey-Lawton vi-
cinity. Elegant for middle-aged gen-
tleman. TO. 8-8820.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM with board for
gentleman in Kosher home. Tele-
phone privileges. Ideal transporta-
tion. TO. 7-8320.
APTS. & FLATS TO SHARE
YOUNG widow would like to share
her home in Northwest section with
two young business girls. TO, 6-6840.
PROFESSIONALLY employed woman
to share attractive hotel apartment
with similarly occupied woman. Box
No. 322, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
WILL share apartment with congenial
girl. Very reasonable. Call Sunday
all day. Evenings after 8 p.m. TY.
6-7980.
BUSINESS girl to share apartment
with young lady. TY, 6 1296 after
7:30 or Sundays.
WANTED-Gentleman, age 25-35, to
share apartment with two men. TR.
1-3325. evenings.
WIDOW will share apartment, all con-
veniences, good home, reasonable.
Separate sleeping room. Call eve-
nings. 'Mindy 2-1320.
EXCHANGE TENANCY
BEAUTIFUL 3-room front apartment,
spacious rooms, large front porch in
exchange for 8-room flat. TO. 6-3092.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MEYERS. near Curtis-5-room duplex.
modernized, exceptionally nice, gas
heat, recreation room. 91.700 down.
WO. 1-5567, TO. 5-5202.
BUNGALOW for sale-Holmer, block
from Dexter-Large living room, din-
ing room, 2 bedrooms, modernized.
kitchen, hot air oil heat, automatic
Thor washer. 2 car garage. $2,500
down. Milford Realty, WO. 1-5567,
TY. 4-5286.
LOCATING THE MISSING
From late in 1944 until last
September, the HIAS (Hebrew
Immigrant Aid Society) Location
Department received 307,350 re-
quests for location, and made ac-
tual location in 140,287 cases, in
many instances reuniting mem-
bers of families who had long
given each other up for deed.
'
Russia Asks
UN Rule in
Jerusalem
(Earlier stories on Page 1 and 2)
LAKE SUCCESS-The Soviet
representative asked the UN
special political committee to go
ahead with the plan for an in-
ternationalization of Jerusalem.
Semyon K. Tsarapkin charged
that the western powers had
prevented other provisions of the
partition resolution from being
carried out.
Since the RUssian move has
no chance of adoption, its pur-
pose was a puzzle to all UN
delegates. In effect, the Russian
move puts the Soviet Union on
the side of the Vatican, the Latin
American countries and the
Arabs who all demand complete
internationalization of the Holy
City.
Some delegates believed that
the Russian move was an at-
tempt to confuse the committee.
Israel's representative, Aubrey
S. Eban, told the committee his
country would agree to direct
UN control of the holy places,
both in Jerusalem and in the
remainder of Palestine.
Ben Gurion Eyes Peace
Between East and West
TEL AVIV (WNS)-Israel's foreign policy is predicated on the
Prophet Isaiah's vision of the time when "nations shall not lift
sword against nation and they shall not war against each other,"
Prime Minister David Ben Gurion
told deputies of the Knesset as
they reconvened after a two-
month recess.
Outlining h i s government's
foreign p o 1 icy ,Ben Gurion
Two Chanukah programs are
stressed that Israel's main objec-
tive was peace, peace "between being arranged by the Culture
the East and West, peace between Commission of the Jewish Com-
the big and small powers."
munity Council for radio and tele-
As evidence of Israel's course vision, it was announced by Jr.
in the East-West development,
Shinarya Kleinman, president.
Ben Gurion pointed out that the
new State had approached the The radio program of Chanu-
Soviet Union for a loan.
kah music will be presented on
Sunday, Dec. 18 on station WWJ.
FRIENDSHIP IS GOAL
His government, he stated, will
A television showing of Chanu-
do its utmost "to narrow the dis- kah art objects and holiday music
tance between nations," adding also is being planned.
that a close relationship had been
welded between Israel and France
and that there had been an ap- Fund Agencies Increase
preciable improvement in Anglo- Allocations 71 Per Cent
Israel relations.
NEW YORK-Central fund
He said the Arab states gener-
ally were living up to the armis- raising agencies of American Jew-
tice agreements and he reiterated ish communities increased their
determination to treat Jerusalem allocations to national and over-
as an integral part of the state of seas agencies from four per tent
to 75 per cent in the last 20 years,
Israel.
Dealing with the domestic pic- while the proportion to local
ture, Ben Gurion said plans had agencies declined sharply during
been mapped toward carrying the same period from 89 to 17
Israel through its present eco- per cent, according to a survey
nomic difficulties, including a just completed by the Council of
program for the development of Jewish Federations and Welfare
the Negev, where hundreds of Funds.
millions of trees are to be planted.
This and similar projects, he
stated, will give employment to
thousands of immigrants in the
reception camps.
PAT ON IMMIGRATION
Discussing the problem of im-
migration, he disclosed that, de-
spite absorption difficulties, his
government is unalterably op-
posed to the slightest restriction
on immigration.
"It is a matter of conscience
for the Jewish people" to accel-
erate immigration, he said, add-
ing it was the particular duty of
the American Jewish community
to "display maximum efforts for
helping the government double
he country's population." Unless
such aid is forthcoming, he cau-
tioned, "immigration was doomed MRS. IRVING M. ENGEL of
to failure."
New York City was elected
president of the National Coun-
ORCHESTRA VISIT
cil of Jewish Women, succeed-
TEL AVIV-(WNS)-Arrange- ing Mrs. Joseph M. Welt of De-
ments have been made for the troit. Mrs. Engel was formerly
Israel Orchestra to visit the chairman of the executive
committees
United States in September, 1950.
Chanukah Music
to Be Broadcast
Heads Council