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THE JEWISH NEWS-23
Friday,- March 25, 1949
Anti-Semites, War
Criminals to Die
;
Classified Advertisements
LIVING QUARTERS
To Rent-Wanted-Exchange
For Sale
PARIS, (JTA) - Former Col.
Joseph Joseph MUnck was
sentenced to death today by a
French military court on charges
of wartime treason.
A letter written by the4 defen-
_ dant which was read during the
trial said in part: "I disapprove
of the Judeo-Masonic principle.
I am a National Socialist. I think
France is betraying the interests
of the white race for the sake of
Jewish interests."
The British motion-picture
"Oliver Twist," which has been
labelled anti-Semitic, was banned
in Metz following protests against
the film by French Jewish
veterans' organizations.
WARSAW, • (JTA)-Six Poles
and Germans were condemn&I to
to death in various cities of
Poland for killing and torturing,
Jewish civilians during the Ger-
man odcupation.
BUCHAREST, (JTA)-A Buch-
arest court sentenced Alexander
Istrate; wartime police official
found guilty of fatally shooting
one of the Jews he arrested.
• MUNICH, (JTA) - Dr. Aaron
Ohrenstein, Chief Rabbi of
Bivaria, charged . courts with
displaying "intolerance" toward
Jews.
LONDON, (JTA) - Eight per-
sons were arraigned in a London
court on charges of violating the
Public Order A c t following
several disorderly meetings held
by members of Sir Oswald
Mosley's fascist Union Movement:
Commerce Director Cite
Israel's Import Future
At Merchant Ship Rites
NEW YORK, (Palcor)-Israel
has already imported $11,000,000
in materials from the United
States, and, despite "troublesome
times" has exported $2,000,000 of
cargoes to this country, John F.
McKiernan, regional director of
the Department of Commerce,
declared at the dedication cere-
monies of the , ship Haifa, first
transatlantic vessel of the new
Israeli merchant fleet.
Urging measures to build in-
creased confidence between Amer-
ica and Israel as a foundation for
trade relations, McKiernan cited
Israel's great potential attraction
for tourists.
Bartley Crum, former U. S.
member of the Anglo-American
Inquiry Committee on Palestine,
opened the proceedings with a
short address, after which Capt.
Terrence Bond, of the Haifa,
turned the Canadian flag over to
Maxwell T. Stuart, Canadian
Trade Commissioner, and iri turn
received the Israeli flag from
Gideon Straus, Israeli Consul to
Canada. The vessel is a former
Canadian Victory ship.
A congratulatory cable from
President Chaim Weizmann was
read at the dedication. Israeli
Ambassador to the U. S. Eliahu
Elath, who was unable to attend
the affair, sent a telegram from
Washington. Other speakers in-
cluded Aubrey S. Eban, Israeli
representative to the UN, Rep.
Jacob Javits, and Julius Simon,
president of the Palestine Eco-
nomic Corporation.
Solicit Suggestions
On Future ZOA Status
The Committee to Study the
Future Program and Constitution
of the World Zionist Organiza-
tion, set up by the Zionist Or-
ganization of America under the
chairManship of Judge Simon H.
Rifkind, invites all persons who
wish to make suggestions with
regard to the committee's scope
to do so in... writing. The .study
includes the relationship of Zion=
ism to the world Jewish corn-
munity as a whole and to • the
government and people of Is-
rael.
Letters shold be addressed to
\ the Hon. Simon H. Rifkind, care
of Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca, 41 E. 42nd St., New York 17,
) N. Y.
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TWO ROOM apartment for rent, util-
ities included. Option to purchase
furniture. TY. 7-2157.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE and wife de-
sires 4-5 rooms unfurnished. Will dec-
orate. Phone 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., VE.
8-6260. After 5:30, TY. 8-7588.
FURNISHED decorated room for rent
for employed lady. Kitchen privi-
leges. Quiet apartment of widow. TY.
4-4412. •
WANTED-Unfurnished 5 room flat by
dependable family of 3. Dexter sec-
tion. TY, 5-2576.
QUIET, employed young couple needs
3-4 room unfurnished apartment or
income. Moderate rental. Excellent
references. Please call WO. 5-1159,
weekdays; HO. 0678 evenings, week-
ends.
WE NEED rentals. No cost to you
Honess Real Estate. UN. 4-4981.
ATTORNEY needs flat. NW section. Mr.
Boigon. CH. 6630 or WE. 3-0603.
THE WILSHIRE
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Available April 15th, four room
furnished suite, consisting of 2 bed-
rooms, bath, large living room, din-
ing room and kitchen. Carpeted.
throughout. Complete hotel serv-
ice.
TO. 8-2680
EMPLOYED young couple, desirable
tenants, needs 3 or 4 room unfurnish-
ed apartment or income. Excellent
references. Please call WO: 5-1158,
weekdays: TO. 5-8632, Saturday, Sun-
day and evenings.
EWALD CIRCLE
NEAR WILDEMERE
OPEN SUNDAY 2-7
8 DUPLEXES
Mon. thru Fri. 7-9 p.
m.
You have seen the rest, now see the
best. Three bedrooms, full tile bath,
large living room, full dining room,
built in china 'cabinet, kitchen with
table space, first floor lay., rear
terrace, recreation space in base-
ment, Chrysler oil A.C. heat. Face
brick. Fall price only $12,500, have
$9,750 F.H.A., mortgage. Nothing
like these anywhere. Come and see
today. Henry Rosen, UN. 1-4300.
ELMER M. CLARK
Eternal Light to Tell .
Story of N. Y. Schools
As its next feature presenta-
tion, the Eternal Light will of-
fer an original radio dramatiza-
tion by Ernest Kinoy entitled,
"Green Thumb in the City," Sun-
day, March 27.
"Green Thumb in the City" is
the turn-of-the-century story of
Myra Kelly, a teacher of immi-
grant first-graders on New York's
teeming East Side. It will be
heard at 12:30 p.m. on station
WTCB, Flint, and will be tran-
scribed by station WWJ for re-
broadcast at 8 a.m. Sunday, April
3.
MENORAH RECORDS has re-
leased the second in a series of
record albums for Jewish chil-
dren to be known as "Jewish
Holidays in Song." This release,
"Purim's Here," consists of two
10-inch unbreakable records
which in song and story projects
the essence of Purim. There are
11 songs in Hebrew, Yiddish and
English which include both tra-
ditional and original melodies.
NEW YORK.-The original
manuscript auto graph note-
book of Emma Lazarus, pro-
perty of the American Jewish
Historical Society, is on ex-
hibit in the New York State
Freedom Train, it was disclos-
ed by officialS of the society,
which, under sponsorship of
the National Jewish • Welfare
Board, will conduct a nation-
wide observance of Jewish
History Week, April 24 to 30.
Miss Lazarus' celebrated son-
net, "The New Colossus," ap-
pears on page one of the note-
book in the poetess' own hand-
Writing. This is the immortal
verse inscribed on a plaque
affixed to the base of the
Statue of Liberty.
The 100th anniversary of
Miss Lazarus' birth will be ob-
served with appropriate cere-
monies throughout the country
on July 22.
CALL WOodward 5-1155
LIVIN G QUARTERS
For Sale
To Rent-Wanted-Exchange
LIVING QUARTERS
For Sale
To Rent-Wanted-Exchange
YOUNG pharmacist and wife, no chil-
dren or pets, desire 3 or 4 room
apartment. Reasonable rent. TO.
6-5407.
THREE ADULTS desire three or
four-room unfurnished apartment.
Northwest section. Evenings and
Saturday, TY. 6-2723.
ROOM for rent for lady. All con-
veniences. TY. 6-3014.
THREE ADULTS need 5 or 6 room flat.
NW or Dexter section. TO. 7-6070.
NICE ROOM to rent for young em-
ployed lady. Good transportation.
WE. 4-8224.
WANTED, middle-aged woman to
share apartment. Kitchen privileges.
Kosher. TO. 7-1671.
LARGE room, twin beds, to rent for
single person. Board, if desired. MA.
3914.
COUPLE wishes flat or income. Will
decorate. WE. 4-1678.
FOUR adults, refined family need 5-6
room flat, single; automatic • heat.
Dexter-Linwood section. CH. 3885
weekdays, TY. 7-1195 otherwise.
BEAUTIFUL front bedroom, newly
furnished for gentleman. Reasonable.
Must have references. Call WE.
5-1766.
THREE - ROOM apartment needed
desperately by small adult family.
Will decorate. UN. 2-6610..
BUENA VISTA - Wildemere. Share
two-bedroom apartment. Business
woman. TO. 9-0380. .
FREE ROOM in nice home for wo-
man in exchange for staying even-
ings with year-old baby. TY. 5-7484.
OAKMAN BLVD., 2996
DESPERATELY in need, by April 1,
four or five-room apartment or in-
come. Three adults. TY. 6-2205.
Near Davison, 6 months old, 7
rooms, garage, storm windows and
doors, carpeting, fireplace mirrored,
drapes, landscaped. Air condition-
ed, oil heat. Private owner.
WOODINGHAM DR. 16804
BROADSTREET
Near Buena Vista & Tyler,
beautiful face brick center en-
trance colonial, 4 large bed-
rooms, 2 tile baths and first
floor lavatory, sunroom and
breakfast room.
$16,900
Smooth painted walls, deep
closets and good carpeting,
side drive, 3 car brick garage,
large lot 48x138 and GAS
HEAT. Call Stanley W. Her-
man NOW. UN. 1-4300.
Elmer M. Clark
WORKING girl to share apartment
with middle-aged woman. Kitchen
privileges. Gladstone-Linwood sec-
tion. UN. 2-3962.
LAUDER, 18437. So. of 7 Mile. 7 room
colonial, tile kitchen, first floor
lavatory, divided basement. extra
' closets. Price is low. Open Sunday.
ATTRACTIVE apartment to share. It
is conveniently located. Desirous of
obtaining a congenial young lady.
Phone TU. 3-3635, Sunday only.
NICE room in four-room apartment.
One in family. Working girl or
Student. TY. 5-8142.
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EXCHANGE lovely 3-room first floor
apartment for 6-room flat. TO. 9-
7789.
MIDDLE-AGED couple desires 3-
room apartment or income. Best
references. TO. 6-2006.
FURNISHED room for rent to gentle-
man or girl. Phone privileges.
Monterey between Linwood-Lawton.
TO. 9-6607.
BRIGHT ROOM furnished for gentle-
man, reasonable rent, good trans-
portation. TU. 3-2367.
LARGE ROOM for rent to couple. Kit-
chen privileges, good transportation.
TY: 4-2657-TO. 5-0102.
WIDOW will share her 3 room apart-
ment, all privileges. TY. 5-9101.
WINKELMAN manager desires 5 or 6
room flat, will decorate. Call Mr.
Glasser, TY. 6-2531 or OR. 3355.
NICE FRONT bedroom, newly deco-
rated for employed person. TY.
6-3063.
BUENA VISTA
NEAR WILDEMERE
Beautiful 7 room face brick single,
3 master bedrooms, tile bath , nook,
library, gas heat. Clean as a pin.
Possession. HO. 3616.
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Emma Lazarus MS.
On Freedom Train
Liners accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up
to 10 a.m. Wednesday. Rates: 8c a word. Minimum charge $1.00.
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FULLERTON - WILDEMERE
AUTOMATIC H EAT
IN BOTH FLATS
G rooms each and breafast rooms.
Tile kitchens. Stall showers. In
excellent condition. Possession of
lower. By appointment. HO. 3616.
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EWALD CIRCLE, 3078
Brick colonial only 4 years old. 3
bedrooms, tile bath, first floor lava-
tory, fireplace, carpeting, refrigera-
tor, stove, gas heat, Possession. By
appointment. HO. 3616.
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COLLINGWOOD
Near WILDEMERE
Beautiful 2 story 4 bedroom brick
single in perfect condition. Large
sun room, tile bath, first floor
lavatory, oil heat, breakfast nook,
refrigerator, stove. Possession.
Price only $12,950. HO. 3616.
ALBERT KANE
13113 Dexter Blvd. HO. 3616
Priced Right
AMERICAN CONCRETE
RECEPTACLE CO.
Fully Guaranteed
RECEPTACLES
579 KENILWORTH TO. 8-5889
QUICK POSSESSION
Attractive brick bungalow, full din-
ing room and nook, lovely bedrooms
on first and second floor, two com-
plete baths, storms and screens, side
drive and double garage. Beautiful-
ly landscaped. Only $13,950. Near
everything. Mr. Archbold, UN
3-5375.
OSCAR A. LARSON
WANTED - to rent-6 room flat or
house. Will decorate, excellent ref-
erences. TO. 8-0248.
PLEASE HELP. Being evicted. Need
4 room apartment or flat, furnished
or unfurnished. Linwood - Dexter
area. Newlyweds. WE. 4-0840.
LARGE front bedroom in religious
home. Gentleman only. Good trans-
portation. TO. 9-7869.
WANTED-Young woman to share
apartment. Kitchen privileges. TO.
8-7135.
BUENA VISTA, 3314
Three master bedrooms. Finished
third floor. Breakfast room. New
steel units in kitchen. Tile bath.
Front library. Built-in desk and
bookcases. Mirrored natural fire-
place. Screens. Storm sash; Newly-
decorated. Carpeting. Drapes. Oil
heat. Two-car garage.
TO. 8-0562
WANTED-Lower flat or apartment.
Middle-aged couple, no children, ref-
- erences. HO. 4594. '
EDUCATION
BUSINESS CARDS
NATHAN BORENSTEIN - P1 aster
Contractor. MA. 5243.
A-1 PAINTLNG - Decorating. Quick
service; reasonable. Free estimates.
TO. 5-8271.
A-1 PAINTING. Paperhanging. In-
terior, exterior. Call us for our
special low prices for March.
Parker. TW. 2-9268.
CADILLAC
ROOFING CO.
Roofing - Gutters
and Decks
Furnaces
Vacuum Cleaned
Repaired & Installed
2479 W. DAVISON
TO. 8-0071-2
CARPENTER-alteration work. No job
too big. No job too small. TO.
8-2779.
Spotless Wall Washing
Highly skilled workers. Guaranteed
work. One-day service.
JACK GREENBERG
TY. 8-5860
WILLIAM'S Interior Decorating -
Painting, Wall Washing. TR. 4-0511.
VA. 4-0674.
COOKING-Catering on outside for all
affairs. Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Lieber-
man. TY. 5-4051.
FOR BETTER wall washing call James
Russell. TO. 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
PAINTING
PAPERHANGING
Wall Washing
Paper Removing
REASONABLE
IMMEDIATE SERVICE
WORK GUARANTEED
TR 1-6463
WE 4-9183
Evenings and Sunday
INTERIOR - Exterior Painting, Wall
washing. Expert workmanship. Fair
prices. Customers recommendation.
TY 4-5749. .
WALL WASHINGS
CEILINGS
20 Years Experience
All Work Guaranteed
One Day Service
WE. 4-1670
TO. 8-8165
TYPEWRITERS
Sold - Repaired - Loaners
LOWEST PRICES
Free Pickup and Delivery
WANTED: Capable e x p e r i enced
Hebrew teacher. Monday through
Thursday. Excellent remuneration.
Write Box 112 giving qualifications
and experience. I4eplies strictly
confidential. The Jewish News, 2114
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26.
PRECISION TYPEWRITER
SERVICE
TO 5-0814
QUALITY carpenter work at reason-
able prices. New, alterations, and
- repair. W. Pecherert. TO. 7-2189.
PAINTING-Decorating contractor. Kit-
chen and bathroom po. Dresser. TO;
7-0756.
TEACHERS, elementary and high
school, fall or part-tithe: Mornings
or afternoons. Good salary. Private
school. Write full details. Box 83,
The Jewish News, 2114 Penobscot
Bldg. Detroit 26.
MISCELLANEOUS
LIVING ROOM, bedroom and kitchen
sets for sale. Very good condition.
TY. 5-2994.
EMPLOYMENT
A BETTER POSITION
STENOGRAPHERS
$150-$250
BOOKKEEPERS
$200-$300
TYPISTS, CLERICAL
$140-$200
Also technical and sales positions
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUR,
Employment Counselors
1216 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
Established 29 Years
TWO large white cribs, two Kantwet
mattresses-like new. One matching
chifferobe. Reasonable. UN. 3-7548.
WANTED: Young man as counselor io
3 boys at private summer home in
northern -Michigan for July and -
August. TO. 8-3795.
MUST sell 18th Century full size ma-
hogany dining room suite. 2921.
Cortland. TO. 7-5317.
MIDDLE-AGED Nvoman wanted to help
lady of the house first 3 days of.
Passover. TY. 7-5165.
WILL furnish reliable party 1946
Buick to Miami. UN. 3-0299.
PRACTICAL Nursing. Maternity cases.
OR. 9957.
SUMMER RESORTS
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LAKE HURON - New knotty pine fur-
nished cotages. Modern conveniences.
Safe sandy beach, level. For sale or
rent. Also lots. Shalom Harbor. WE.
3-0709. •
COTTAGE-For sale. Lake front. Cass
Lake. Completely furnished. 3 bed-
robins. All city conveniences. TO.
5-6588.
WANTED-Summer cottage in Pontiac
vicinity. Beach, suitable for children.
TO. 5-4386 after 6 p.m.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wants position
to care for convalescent-days, or
baby silting or companion. TO.
TO. 6-1664.
BOOKKEEPER, general office. Five-
day week. Experienced. References. -
Flinker Paper and Twine Co. 407 •
E. Fort.
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SECRETARY, intelligent, knowledge
of typing and shorthand. See Mr.
Goldberg, 32326 Dexter. Monday,
12 to 2.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE,
four-bedroom summer
home on Lake Erie in Canada. TO.
6-6995.
VERY DESIREABLE STORE in
Cunningham building for rent. 9111
Tv.•el f th, near Clairmount. Reason-
able.
FOIL SALE
PARTNER wanted to enter auto
wrecking and parts business. TO.
8-8887.
Sunset Lodge, beautiful Charle-
voix guest-house, directly on Lake
Michigan,: 21 rooms, private baths,
outstanding 6 room apartment for
owner. Excellent condition. Fully
booked for season., Illness forces
sale. Terms or will trade for Florida
property. Write W. Butters, 501
Minorca, Coral Gables, Florida.
LOAN OFFICE-Gratiot. Good invest-
ment, considerable cash needed.
Owner retiring. TY, 5-3194.
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GROCERY Store and 5-room flat for
sale. -Beer license. Reasonable. Must
sell because of ill health. 12233 Dex-
ter. TO. 7-9804.