THE JEWISH NEWS-15
Friday, December 29, 1950
New. Feature:
Jewish Mayors
The gripping hardships, ac-
complishments and moments
of humor in the lives of
American Jews who have
been chosen at the polls by
their fellow citizens to lead
communities will be told in
"America's Jewish Mayors", a
-series of article s. by the
- American Jewish Press, which
will be published in The Jew-
ish News.
The illustrated series, com-
piled by AJP reporters, takes
you into the city halls of
some of America's largest and
most progressive communities
where Jews serve as "City
Father s" and chart the
course of the community. .
Beginning with two mayors
who head America's foremost
resort cities, the series in-
cludes features on Jewish
mayors of small communities
totalling less than 3,000 resi-
dents as well as the larger
cities and metropolises wher
American Jews have won res-
pect a n d responsibility as
leaders of the community.
The series includes a fea-
ture article on America's
Jewish woman mayor, a little
lady who calls the signals and
charts the path for a small
New Jersey community.
A number of Jews have
served as Mayors in Michigan
cities. Readers having infor-
mation about them are urged
to transmit them to us for
eventual inclusion in this
series.
Israel Minister PresentS Gift
Of Silver Bible to Stockholm
STOCKHOLM, (JTA) A sil-
ver-covered Bible, a gift from
Jerusalem, was presented to the
city of Stockholm by Dr. A. Nis- •
san, Israel Minister to Sweden,
at a luncheon in his honor. The
affair was sponsored by the
municipal council of Stockholm:
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Classifi ed Advertisements
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LIVING QUARTERS
For Sale - To Rent
Wanted - Exchange
BUSINESS MAN needs 5 or 6 room flat,
lower preferred, NW section. One
child. Excellent references furnished.
UN. '46485.
YOUNG, QUIET reliable couple desires
5 or 6 room flat. Call TO. 6-0455 or
TO. 5-7506.
ROOM FOR rent to employed woman.
Glynn, corner Dexter. TY. 6-8291.
LIVING QUARTERS
For Sale - To Rent
Wanted - Exchange
FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman. Un-
limited phone. Santa Rosa near Cort-
land. WE. 4-7604. -
LOVELY ROOM suitable for couple or
two girls. Two in family, oil heat,
automatic hot water, kitchen privileges
and lanudry privileges. You will be
very comfortable here. Call Mrs. Fried-
man weekdays, UN. 3-1049. Sundays
and evenings, TY. 5-7565.
ATTRACTIVE room for employed girl
or woman. Phone, all privileges. TO.
7-3115; TO. 5-0323.
SHEFFIELd
LIVERNOIS - PEMBROKE SEC.
GREEN ACRES SUB.
ROOM FOR RENT for man or couple
with kitchen privileges. TO. 6-3803.
Charming face brick 6 rooms, 3 good
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fast room, automatic heat, first floor
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lot 40x125, fenced. Many other lux-
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Terms.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for employed worn-
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TO. 5-7547.
EDELMAN
NICE CLEAN furnished room, reason-
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after 5 p. m.
THREE ADULTS desire 6 room flat. NW
section. Will decorate. TO. 8-2779.
9450 WOODWARD
TR. 3-1600
NEWLY DECORATED room, automatic
hot water, shower, unlimited phone,
good transportation. Reasonable. TO.
6-0835.
ROOM FOR gentleman, quiet home, good
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MONTE VISTA
OUR TWO LITTLE girls deserve a bet-
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you have flat in nice neighborhood,
please call TO. 7-3837.
two bedrooms,
5 room apartment,
schools and
Near
janitor service.
transportation. $95 month.
UN. 4-7549
FURNISHED FLAT, 3 bedrooms, den,
breakfast room, Bendix washer, rent
$200. Or unfurnished buy carpeting,
drapes. UN. 3-8141.
FURNISHED ROOM to rent for couple
or single girl. Kitchen privileges. TO.
7-4207, TO. 6-9029.
INCOME FOR RENT. Working couple,
no children, 41/2 rooms, tile bath,
shower, automatic heat furnished, re-
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COUPLE DESIRES flat, decorations to
suit you. Call TO. 7-9206.
WORKING GIRL can share nice home
with widow. Call TY. 6-6568.
GRAND NEAR Linwood. Clean warm
bedroom in adult - home. Reasonable
rent. TO. 7-6916.
NICE CLEAN room for rent, NW sec-
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time. WE. 4-1810.
PLESANT ROOM with kitchen privileges.
Lawrence near Woodrow •Wilson. Mid-
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U.S. Bonds Prizes by Hadassah
FOR RENT: Large airy room, unlimited
telephone, television, good transporta-
tion, kitchen privileges. Adult family.
3331 Kendall near Dexter, TO. 5-3733.
EMPLOYED gentleman desires room in
Dexter vicinity, preferably with garage.
TO. 6-1641.
WILL GIVE comfortable room in quiet
home to employed woman for part-
time plain sewing. TY. 4-1049.
FOR RENT: 5 room flat, newly decor-
ated and modernized, fully carpeted
and venetian blinds, gas heat. $65 per
month. 9515 McQuade.
FIVE FURNISHED rooms to rent. No
calls Saturday. TY. 4-1782.
COUPLE ABOUT to be married need 3
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ROOM FOR WOMAN in apartment of
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SIX ROOM UPPER flat, oil heat, to rent.
TE. 4-7467.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, couple or
single, kitchen privileges, two in home,
2531 Clements. TU. 3-1522.
NICE FURNISHED room, Burlingame and
Dexter. TO. 7-3733.
SINGLE HOME for sale, oil heat, fur-
nished or unfurnished. 3804 Elmhurst.
WE. 4-5762.
YOUNG WOMAN to share three room
apartment, kitchen privileges, TO.
8-7135, UN. 1-6711.
PRAIRIE-7 MILE
Six room English Colonial, spacious
living room, tiled kitchen, tiled bath,
new carpeting, gas heat, automatic
hot water, two car garage. Priced
under 515,000.
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R ICHTON-DEXTER
Six rooms and breakfast room, one
bedroom and bath down, two twin
sized bedrooms and bath up, carpet-
ing, gas heat. Priced only 510,250.
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BURLINGAME-DEXTER
Comfortable brick 6 rooms and break-
fast room, gas heat, side drive, ga-
rage. Price reduced to 511,000.
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CALVERT-DEXTER
Beautiful
brick 6-6, large rooms, im-
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right. Also Glendale-Wildemere 6-6.
In beautiful condition, gas heat, rea-
sonable.
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EWALD CIRCLE-FULLERTON
Mrs. ABBA S. EBAN, (right) wife of Israel's ambassador to the
United States, accepts the first in a series of U. S. Savings Bonds
en behalf of the New York chapter of Hadassah from donor Mrs.
BERNARD MANISCHEWITZ, wife of the president of the B. Man-
ischewitz Co. The bonds will be awarded to the women of Hadas-
sah who are most successful in attracting new members during
the current week which has been designated Hadassah Week by
New York's mayor, Vincent Impellitteri.
HE
Duplex 6 rooms, newly.. decorated,
carpeting, draperies, gas heat. Only
53,'.10 down.
Will take your house in trade or ar-
range reasonable terms.
Ask for
Mr. Knoppow or Mr. Davidson
MERIT REALTY
TY. 2-1046
TY. 5-2876
COHEN S'
AH,SHABOS AFTERNOON.
I THINK I'LL RELAX AND
SPEND THE DAY JUST SITTING
AND READINCr A GOOD BOOK.
BUSINESS CARDS
LIVING QUARTERS
For Sale To Rent
Wanted Exchange
CARPENTER-Alteration work. No lob
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A-1 PAINTING, Decorating. Quick sere.-
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5-8271.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY wants to rent 3-4
room income or apartment, UN. 1-5503.
FOR BETTER wall washing call James
Fussell, TO. 5-4005. 526 Belmont.
YOUNG COUPLE needs three room un-
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A-1 PAINTLNG - decorating contractor.
Interior-exterior. Dresser. TU. 3-0464.
If no answer, TO. 9-7980.
FIVE ROOM apartment to sublease for
three months to couple. TO. 6-6403.
PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman in
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6-3988.
CARPENTER-Contractor. Complete build-
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UN. 2-6329.
EMPLOYMENT
YOUNG BUSINESS couple with infant
desires apartment or flat. TO. 5-4486.
WANTED. Upper 3 bedroom flat. 3
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Israel Tensions Rising
Over East-West Block
Says Times Editorial
2479 W. Davison Ave.
TO. 8-0071
NEW YORK., (JTA) - The
tensions extant in the Middle
East are analyzed by the New
York Times in an editorial
which says that some of the
reasons for these tensions "stem
from the rise of Arab national-
ism," but points out that the
main reason is "the continuing
disparity between the military
power of the West and that, of
the Soviet bloc."
Another editorial on the same
issue dealing with the failure of
the UN General Assembly to
settle the problem of the status
of Jerusalem at its present ses-
sion, says: "Technically, the As-
sembly is still an record as es-
tablishing a separate interna-
tional enclave for Jerusalem
and its environs, while. realis-
tically, that development is a
manifest impossibility in view of
the refusal of both Israel and
Jordan to cooperate in such a
plan. It has never, seemed to us
that creation of a political en-
tity under UN control was nec-
essary or even desirable to pro-
tect the 'holy places."
Boman & Howard
Interior and Exterior Painters
Swing Stage Painting
a Specialty
J. BOMAN E. HOWARD
TY. 6-3242
Rokach Re-Elected
TEL AVIV - (JTA) - Mayor
Israel Rokach Monday was re-
elected to head the city admin-
istration. He received 19 votes,
an absolute majority of the
ballots cast in the new munici-
pal council. His re-election was
made possible by the conclusion
of a coalition agreement among
the centrist General Zionists,
who are headed in this city by
Mr. Rokach, the rightwing He-
rut party and the representa-
tives of various religious groups
and the single councillor of the
Landlord's Party. Sunday, when
Mayor Rokach failed to receive
more than 15 of the 16 votes
needed for election, the Herut
had abstained.
Jerusalem and Petach. Tikvah
municipal elections have been
postponed by the inability of
the religious groups to agree
among themselves and by their
failure to arrive at an agree-
ment with the rightwing parties.
Five Writers Giveiz
Louis Lolled Prizes
NEW YORK. (JTA) - Louis
LaMed prizes of $500 each for
the best literary works in Yid-
dish and Hebrew that appeared
in 1949 were awarded here to
five writers.
Rachel Korn was honored for
a book of Yiddish poems and
Eliahu Lipiner, of Brazil, 're-
ceived an award for an histori-
cal work in Yiddish.
Aaron Zeitlin was honored for
his poetic works in Hebrew while
Hillel Bavli won an award for
translating Shakespeare's An-
thony and Cleopatra" into mod-
ern Hebrew. S. Z. Setzer receiv-
ed an award for his contribu-
tions to Yiddish and Hebrew
literature. Several hundred per-
sons attended the presentation
ceremonies, which were held at
the New School for Social Re-
search, under the chairmanship
of Samuel Niger, prominent Jew-
ish critic.
TA. 6-0166
Jewish Groups Seek
School Ban of Nativity
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. (JTA)
•-The Board of Education here
voted to hold an interfaith con-
ference of Catholic, Protestant
and Jewish groups after Jan. 1,
to formulate -a policy for the
celebration of Christmas in the
local public schools.
The resolution was adopted
following protests received by
the . Board against an order is-
sued by the local school super-
intendent to omit the Nativity
scene from Christmas pageants
in the schools. The original
banning of the scene resulted
from protests by three rabbis
last year against the inclusion
of the Nativity scene in Christ-
mas plays because of possible
I embarrassment to Jewish pupils.
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