Americo Jewish Periodical
Thursday, June 1, 1950
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Page 10
Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results
APTS. & FLATS WANTED
Classified Ads Accepted up to 10 A. M. Wednesday
Rates: 6c Per Word. Minimum Charge $1.00,
Payable in Advance of Publication
WO. 1-1040
2827 CADILLAC TOWER
PERSONAL
ATTRACTIVE young business lady
would like to meet gentleman 35 to
40 yrs. of age. TY. 7-4113.
FOUND a swell time for lads and las-
sies at Enai Moshe Synagogue Sun
day. Jane 4th, 8:30 p.m. Dance to a
grand band. For more information,
call Stan Riegler, WE. 5-2231.
L'AMOUR 'TOUJOURS this week for
sure! Daniel Frisch Chapter Centen-
nnial celebration positively this Sat-
urday. June 3rd, Northwest Hebrew
Congregation.. Dance your blues
away.
NICE LOOKING, intelligent widow is
interested in meeting congenial
gentleman. Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
Box 414.
ATTRACTIVE FORMER model is in-
terested in sreeting refined gentle-
man whom she can respect, 30 - 55
years old 5'4" or taller. Detroit Jew.
WI Chronicle. Box 413.
dual control car. FREE pick
up and return service.
TO. 9-6022
HARRIS DRIVING SCHOOL
3-ROOM APT. for elderly couple. Any
location. WE. 3-7261.
RESORTS FOR RENT, SALE
3-ROOM apartment or income for mid-
dle-aged couple. Linwood or Dexter
section. TO. 6-2955.
FOR RENT, 4-room cottage, 2 screened
porches, hot running water, ideal
beach; few minutes from tunnel.
Windsor 3-5741, Tecuniseh, Ont.
269-R.
ATTRACTIVE WIDOW, 84, would like
to meet nice Jewish man between
35.45. Detroit Jewish Chronicle. Box
412.
OR 7 ROOM flat or house. Respon-
Automobile driving instructien In your 6 sible
tenants. If necessary can ex-
car or ours.
change tenancy of 3-room apt. TE.
UN. 4-6050
4-8350.
TRANSPORTATION
ELECTRIC REPAIRS
YOUNG WOMAN driving to Los An-
geles June 6th, will take 2 young
women. Reference exchange. Phone
TO. r-4631.
ELECTRICAL WORK - Refrigerators,
lamps, vacuum cleaners, motors,
OR 4-BEDROOM flat wanted by
etc. Licensed electrician. P. Gran. 3 prominently
established merchant.
TY. 7-0834. All kinds of repairs.
Tulsa 3-0488.
WASHERS, vacuum, radio, motor and
CLERK with 20 years' setv-
electrical repairs. Free estimates. POSTAL
ice needs bungalow or lower flat,
Reasonable prices; work guaranteed.
1 child. Can pay year's rent in ad-
Call Paul Electric Co. WE. 4-1436.
. vance. NW. section. TY. 4-8128.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
PART TIME secretary. 1 to 5 p.nr, 5
days. Shorthand and typing requir-
ed. TR. 5-0644.
EXPERIENCED COOK and baker for
restaurant work. TA. 5-9454.
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. 8-1476.
MALE HELP WANTED
FURNITURE REPAIRING
YOUNG MAN to work in super
market. Experienced fruit dept. pre-
ferred. Mac's Super Market, 12052
Dexter.
FOOD MARKET needs fast moving
men familiar with fruit and cold
meat. Apply Jonas Market, 900 E.
8 Mi. Rd. corner of Oakland.
DOMESTIC HELP AVAILABLE
DOMESTIC HELP available by day or
week. Reliable. Junes Employment.
TEmple 1-1010.
FIELDS EMPLOYMENT
Colored couples Cooks. Maids,
Chauffeurs. Janitors,
Caretakers. Porters
Day or Week
TR. 3-7770
, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WAYNE U instructor and bride need
3 or 4-room apt. or flat, Bonus. UN.
1-5134.
ELECTROLYSIS
GENERAL OFFICE work in retail
furniture company. Steady position
and good opportunity for advance-
ment. Some experience preferred.
Phone UN. 1-1094.
BOY WANTED to work in grocery
store, between ages 17-18. Full time
job. Some experience. Call after 5
p.m. UN. 2-9569.
ROOM AND BOARD
LIFELONG residents, no children, de- MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes to
board elderly woman or couple.
sire 3 or 4 room modern apt , or 5
Light, airy rooms, porch, pleasant
room flat. N.W. section between 6
conmanionship in private home. TY.
and 7 Mi. Rd., preferred. TY. 4-6671.
6-6843. •
PROFESSIONAL man and wife, ex
pectins child want 6-room flat. Auto. WANTED ROOM and board in strictly
orthodox Jewish home, Only N.W.
heat. Will decorate. TO. 8-4591.
DRAPERIES AND SLIPCOVERS
Curtis and Wyoming section, Call
LOWER 5-ROOM income in N.W. sec-
between 10-2 UN. 3-0644.
CUSTOM MADE draperies and slip
tion for 2 adults. Very reliable. TY.
7-3060.
covers. Beautiful selection of fab-
APTS. & FLATS TO SHARE
rics. Reasonably priced. Workman-
ship guaranteed. Call Shirlee, Tux- MIDDLE-AGED couple desire 3. 4, or
I
WILL SHARE my apt. with working
5 room flat with porch and gas heat.
edo 2-5000.
girl. Pleasant surroundings, excellent
TO. 7-9014.
transportation. TO. 7-6816.
DRESSMAKING
WANTED 2-bedroom apt.. Dexter sec
SHARE
FURNISHED apt. with couple
lion. Please phone TY. 5-1571.
or single person. Private phone serv-
DRESSES made for $7.50, your pattern
ice.
TY.
6-8307. 2201 Blame, Apt. 104.
and material. TO 5-4981.
RESPONSIBLE couple desires unfurn-
ished 2-bedroom apt. or flat in N.W.
section. Will decorate, excellent ref- EXCHANGE TENANCY
DRIVING LESSONS
erences. Please call WO. 2-5053.
3-ROOM APT. in the Dexter section. I HAVE a 5-room flat, downstairs in .
exchange for a 3-room apt. TO
2 adults, TY. 7-4688.
ARROW DRIVING
6-0142.
YOUNG
BUSINESS
man
wishes
small
SCHOOL
WILL
EXCHANGE 3-room Rat for 5
apartment. Best of references. Call
or 6 r ms. WE. 3-7281.
LEARN TO DRIVE in a new
evenings. TO. 9-5548.
MARRIED COUPLE desire 2, 3, or 4-
room apt. or income. Urgent! UN.
4-8268.
A FLAT WANTED in Dexter-Mc-
Nichols section. Responsible couple
with child, $75 maximum rent, will
decorate. UN. 2-2337.
LAKE HURON, 90 miles. Completely
modern cottages. Hot water, stall
shower, refrigerator, electric range.
Best level sand beach. Reasonable by
season. WE. 3-0709. No Saturday
calls.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OAKMAN BLVD, 21W-417,500 full
price. 4 bedrooms, maid's quart-
ers„ 35 ft. living room. This price
includes television and practically
new furniture for the entire house.
Must be sold at once to settle es-
tate. First deposit takes home.
Banks will finance.
CALL TU. 3-3188
APTS. & FLATS FOR RENT
5 ROOM APT. to rent. Reasonable
rates. TY. 6-0148.
RUBEL'S UPHOLSTERING
Any kind of furniture made to or-
der, including complete Hollywood FOR RENT, 2-room basement apt. with
kitchen privileges, Call TY. 5-2259.
beds. Every job custom built. Re-
upholstering, repairing First class
workmanship. 11719 Linwood Ave. 2-ROOM APT. to rent with sale of
I
between Webb and Tuxedo. TUlaa
3-0285.
FURNITURE repaired and refinishing.
Free estimates. WE. 3-2110.
LAMP SHADES AND LAMPS
TERIN'S LAMP & SHADE
Lamp Remodeling and Custom-
Made Lamps. Subject to Design
-Vases, Figurines and Art Ob-
jects converted. Bases Hand
Made. Chin:. and Glass Repaired.
Gilding and Silvering of all kinds.
Lamp Shades Made to Order and
Re-covered. Shades, Frame-rest-
ers replaced and Plastic Covers
made to order.
12230 Linwood
TO. 8-7205
Res. TO. 8-7632
We Call For and Deliver
LADIES' COTTON dress and lingerie
• shop. F.stablished 5 years, leaving
city, sacrifice. TY. 4-9537.
a
NEWLY BUILT summer cottage for
rent, Kensington Park District. In-
side plumbing, auto. hot water, oil
heat, stall shower. TY. 7-1655.
furniture. TUlsa 3-2166.
ROOMS FOR RENT
COUPLE wanted for nice quiet home,
kitchen privileges, telephone TE.
4-M99.
NICELY FURNISHED room for gentle-
man in home of middle-aged couple.
Telephone, television. References.
TO., 8-1007.
CHEERFULLY furnished front bed-
room. suitable for 1 or 2, kitchen
privileges. Good transportation. Mrs.
Klaper, TO. 6-2746 or UN. 3-9902.
TWO 4-ROOM APARTMENTS
I.ocated on the city limits of Pe-
toskey. Each has a separate en-
trance, balcony overlooking Little
Traverse Bay and Petoskey. New
Swedish modern furniture, refriger-
ators, stoves. Call Petoskey, Mich-
igan, 2901, or write Mr. Thomas
Rosen, RR 3, Petoskey, Mich.
1960 WEBB, between 12th and 14th.
3 bedroom brick colonial, breakfast
room and 1st floor lavatory, oil heat,
3-car garage, side drive, carpeting,
and stove, $12,500. Owner TO. 6-7158.
HARTWELL is VASSAR DRIVE-
6 lovely rooms, 3 bedrooms, nat-
ural fireplace, full carpeting, custom
drapes and cornices, tile features,
gas heat, incinerator, screens,
storms, garage, side drive, $17,300.
Ask for Mr. Alkon.
BOND REALTY CO.
Parley Slated
by War Vets
The Department of Michigan,
Jewish War Veterans and Aux-
iliary have completed their pro-
gram for their two-day annual
convention June 3-4 at the Me-
morial Home, it was announced
by Bernard Hoffman, general -
chairman, and Rose Cowan, chair-
man for the auxiliary.
The schedule is as follows:
Saturday, June 3: 9 a.m.-re-
ligious services dedicated to the
Department of Michigan will be
part of Rabbi Morris Adler's ser-
mon at the Shaarey Zedek. He is
department chaplain of the JWV.
Gold star fathers, mothers, wives,
and veterans wearing their JWV
caps will be seated in a special
section of the synagogue.
2 p.m-a symposium will be
held in the social hall of the Me-
morial Home. Topics of discussion
will be housing, veterans service,
rehabilitation, and other veteran
affairs.
8 p.m.-reports of all commit-
tees will be given.
10 p.m.-open house for all
JWV members will be held in the
social hall. Refreshments will be
served following the entertain-
ment and dancing.
Sunday, June 4: 9 a.m.-regis-
tration, final reports of rules com-
mittee, credentials and resolu-
tions.
1 p.m.-department command-
er's report.
1:30 p.m.-election of officers.
The annual convention will be
concluded by a dinner in the Fla-
mingo Room of the Detroiter Ho-
tel at 7 p.m.
Sisterhood Group
Holds Luncheon
9618 Grand River
WEbster 3-7667
BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, 2 baths and
lavatory, oil heat. natural fireplace,
two-car garage. For sale by owner.
Interior shown by appointment only.
3255 Glendale. TO. 9-4075,
FOR SALE, 5-room lower flat. Gas
heat, lovely drapes and carpeting.
Dexter-Davison vicinity. Owner. TO.
7-0275.
LEGAL NOTICES
FIRST INSERTION
LAMP SHADES made to order, lamps ROOM with middle-aged couple for
repaired, silver-plating, china re-
employed gentleman. 12058 N. Mar- Horace W. Gilmore, Attorney, 2126
pairing, jewelry and lighter repair-
National Bank Bldg., (26)
tindale. WE. 40060.
ing. Vogue Studio, 19944 Livernois,
No. 366,733
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
A RESTAURANT and delicatessen for
UN 3-1049.
NICELY furnished room for woman or
sale. Must sell because of illness.
man. Telephone privileges. Good Wayne, ss. At a session of the Probate
N.W. corner of Linwood. TY. 4-9769. MISC., FOR SALE, TRADE
Court for said County of Wayne; held
transportation. TO. 6-3305.
at the Probate Court Room in the City
FRUIT CONCESSION to rent. Good
QUIET, clean room for woman. Like of Detroit, on the twenty-sixth day of
3
GIRLS'
BICYCLES
for
sale,
in
good
going business. Apply immediately.
May, in the year one thousand nine
your own home. TO. 5-6557.
condition. TE. 44188.
12052 Dexter. TO. 7-9269.
hundred and fifty. Present Thomas C.
LARGE furnished room. Nice neigliPor- Murphy, Judge of Probate. In the
MOVING
hood. Good transportation, ydUng Matter of the Estate of William T.
Shaw, a Disappeared Person. On read.
couple or girl. Call TO. 9-8057.
ing and filing the petition of Ethel
MIDDLE-AGED couple has clean, fur- Bennett praying that her claim in the
ALTERATIONS
nished bedroom in single home. Also amount of $187.00 be allowed as a
LARGE NEW. MODERN VANS: piano
phone and garage privileges. 12029 proper claim against said estate: It
hoisting; storage and crating. 14948
ALTERA'TIONS, fittings by appoint-
is ordered, That the twentieth day of
Cascade, near Elmhurst.
Meyers. VE. 8-0010.
ment in your home Neat wprk. Rea-
June, next, at ten o'clock in the fore-
sonable. Call Mrs. Zee. TO. 9-0307
ROOM TO RENT for middle-aged noon at said Court Room be appointed
OLD CLOTHES
woman or middle-aged couple. Full for hearing saidpetition. And it is
home privileges. Strictly kosher. Call further Ordered, That a copy of this
BAR MITZVAH
ANY OLD clothes wanted-Best prices
order be published once in each week
TY. 6-1521.
paid for men's suits, topcoats and
for three weeks consecutively previous
DAVID HOROWITZ, the teacher, He-
shoes.
TYler
4-362.5.
to said time of hearing, in the Detroit
NICE,
AIRY
4iwindowed
room
for
brew, Yiddish, Bar Mitzvah, English
young man in quiet home of couple. Jewish Chronicle, a newspaper print-
and citn.enship. Full satisfaction
TO.
6-6354
after
3.
3014
Richton
be-
ed and circulated in said County of
guaranteed. Free trial lesson. 4081 PAINTING & DECORATING
tween Lawton and Wildemere.
Wayne.
Monterey. WE. 4-6570.
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
A-1 PAINTING, paper hanging, in
2-ROOMS
for
rent
to
working
couple
Judge of Probate.
tenor
and
exterior.
E.
Parker.
WA.
MITZVAH,
Bible,
Hebrew.
Yid-
BAR
6-
in
single
home
near
Dexter.
TY.
(A. true copy)
dish, English and Citizenship. Call
3-1933.
RAYMOND
A.
SUDEK,
9723.
experienced teacher. WE. 4-1793.
Deputy Probate Register.
A-1 PAINTING-decorating contractor.
Interior-exterior. kitchen $25.00. J ROOM FOR RENT to gentleman or
BRICK WORK
lady.
Highland
between
LaSalle
and
Horace W. Gilmore, Attorney, 2126
B. Dresser, TUlsa 3-3025. If no an-
National Bank Bldg., (26)
Fourteenth. TO. 6-6425.
swer, TO. 97980
ALL KINDS of brick work done rea-
No. 379,358
sonably. New homes, porches, etc. PAINTING, interior and exterior. Pa- NICE ROOM, with stall shower, kosher
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
UN. 4-6612.
home
if
desired.
Unlimited
tele-
Wayne.
ss.
At
a session of the Probate
ran4l vaai 9 s914 :r;
ej removing.
phone. Board optional. TO. 7-8320.
Court for said County of Wayne, held
Frank
at the Probate Court Room in the City
CARPENTRY
VI 5-031i, 9827 Chenlot. E•
ROOM IN beautiful private home of of Detroit, on the twenty-third day of
2 adults, congenial atmosphere, un- May, in the year one thousand nine
CARPENTER contractor, all kinds of RUBBISH DRUMS
limited phone, good transportation. hundred and fifty. Present William F.
repairs inside and out. Specializing
Cotter, Judge of Probate. In the Matter
TO. 8-0424.
in recreation rooms. Free estimates. ASH AND RUBBISH DRUMS. Two
of the Estate of Edith Ward. Deceased.
TY. 7-7758 or UN. 2-6329. I. Schwartz
dollars delivered. Matt Dean. Phone ROOM FOR RENT with small family. On reading and filing the petition of
& Co.
GA. 4748 or KR. 1-1593.
Telephone privileges, auto. hot wa. Horace W. Gilmore, a Public Adminis-
ter, good transportation. TO. 5-2990. trator, praying that administration of
ART KI.32N expert carpenter will do
said estate be granted to himself or
your alterations of all kinds. Fire WALL WASHING
NICE
FURNISHED -room for couple some other suitable person: It is
repairs, brige or small. Free esti-
or
single
with
phone
and
kitchen
ordered, That the twenty-second day
mates. Call alter 5 p m. TO. 6-2546.
WALL WASHING and paper cleaning
privileges. good' transportation. of June, next. at ten o'clock in the
done by professional people. Satis-
TExas
4-7467.
forenoon at said Court Room be ap-
faction guaranteed. LO 2-3906.
CORNICE BOARDS
pointed for hearing said petition.
BEAUTIFULLY
furnished
room,
priv-
And it is further Ordered. That a
WALL WASHING and painting. Work
ate home, kitchen privileges. good copy of this order be published once
done by professional men. Best ref-
transportation. Suitable for young in each week for three weeks con-
erences. One day service. Calls ac-
lady. TO. 7-6768.
secutively previous to said time of
cepted 24 hours a day. Free esti-
hearing, in the Detroit Jewish Chron•
mates. TY. 7-1215. TO. 8-8165.
isle, a newspaper printed and cir-
LOTS FOR SALE
culated in said County of Wayne.
CORNICE BOARDS
APTS. & FLATS WANTED
WILLIAM F. COTTER,
BEAUTIFUL
island
close
to
shore
A
Drapes and Upholstering
Judge of Probate.
and 2 lakefront lots. 145-foot front•
YOUNG couple desperately desire flat
(A true copy)
Breakfast Nooks
age
by
200
deep.
Year
around
lo-
in 6 Mile Rd. section. Finest of
RAYMOND
A.
SUDEK,
cation, 30 miles from City Hall on
references. Will decorate and carpet.
TE. 4-5359
Lowest Prices
Deputy Probate Register.
Pontiac Lake. UN. 2-1109.
Call WO. 1-7397 or TE. 4-1330.
Business Card
All City Moving Co.
r i
CROWN CORNICE CO.
L.
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, presi-
dent of the Michigan Federation
of Temple Sisterhoods, was host-
ess to the group's new officers
for a luncheon meeting at her
home May 24.
Plans for expansion in youth
activities were discussed and Mrs.
Zola Rosenfeld, of Jackson, was
appointed youth chairman.
Mrs. Harry Krohn, of the Beth
El Sisterhood in Detrcilt, took the
post of vice-president and editor
of the state publication "The
Link."
Infants Service
Chooses Officer -s
Mrs. Solly Abels was elected
tuesident of the Infants Service
Group at a recent meeting. Other
officers are:
Mesdames Bert May, first vice-
president; Sol Golden, second
vice-president; Sam Levin, case
chairman; David Mattes, treasur-
er; Irving Kotin, financial sec-
retary; George Klein,. correspond-
ing secretary; and Hy Krupp, re-
cording secretary.
Mrs. Harry Weingarten will in-
stall the officers at a luncheon
to be held June 14 at the Fort
Shelby Hotel. Mrs. Sol Golden
is in charge of arrangements.
City of Hope Unit
to Hold Meeting
The Detroit Business Mens
Group of the City of Hope (for-
merly known as Los Angeles San-
atorium) will resume the sea-
son's meeting Thursday, June 1
at the Furniture Club in the De-
troiter Hotel.
The session will begin with
cocktails at 6:30 p.m., which will
be followed by dinner and a busi-
ness meeting afterward.
Ben Goldberg, secretary of the
group, and chairman of the 1950
fund-raising campaign, will give
a report of his recent visit to the
City of Hope at Duarte, Cal. Na-
than It Epstein, president, will
preside.,
The deadline of the Jewish
Chronicle is noon on Monday.