THE JEWISH NEWS-15
Friday, January 5, 1951
News Brevities'
EDWARD ARNOLD is desert-
ing the films for a while and
making his return to the stage
after an absence of 18 years.
He arrives at the Shubert The-
ater as part of a national tour
in the starring role of "Apple
of His Eye," a comedy, on Mon-
day, Jan. 8. The comedy breaks
the ironclad hold the film world
has had on Arnold since he first
ventured out to the cinema cap-
ital almost two decades ago. He
has since appeared in more
than 160 films.
Scheduled events for YOUNG
ISRAEL this week include a
forum at 8:30 p.m., today; a
meeting of the Women's League
at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, featuring
a talk on "Me
ntal Hygiene for
Children"; and the last session
of the Institute of Jewish Stu-
dies at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday.
All meetings take place at the
Young Israel Center on Dexter.
•
BENJAMIN J. SAFIR an-
nounces the removal of his law
office to 3605 Cadillac Tower.
•
Classified Advertisements
LIVING QUARTERS
For Sale - To Rent
Wanted - Exchange
LIVING QUARTERS
For Sale
To Rent
Wanted Exchange
MIDDLE-AGED couple would share their
nice 6 room flat with adults. UN.
2-0240.
THREE BEDROOM lower flat wanted by
• pharmacist, wife and two boys. TO
6-5662.
FURNISHED ROOM with kitchen privi-
leges for lady. 3380 Monterey. Apt. 106.
THREE ADULTS desire 6 room flat, NW
section. Will decorate. TO. 8-2779.
BEAUTIFUL large 6 room upper flat,
breakfast room. stall shower. Elmhurst-
Wildemere section. Call TO. 7-6231.
LARGE FURNISHED room for rent, gas
heat. convenient transportation. Call
TO. 6-7585.
ROOM FOR rent for respectable man.
2033 Taylor, upstairs. TY. 4-0885.
CALIFORNIA BOUND
Owners desire immediate sale of this
gorgeous pre-war brick bungalow,
lovely large rooms. newly decorated,
beautiful carpeting, panel rec. room,
gas A.C., terrace and garage.
LEO F. WITHAM
UN. 4-0104
WANTED TO rent: 4 room unfurnished
apartment, adults only. TO. 8-7485.
SIX ROOM upper flat for rent, oil heat,
stove and refrigerator included. Adult
family. S65 month. TO. 9-0046.
LARGE AIRY room for gentleman, un-
limited phone, garage if needed. TO.
6-7344.
FOR RENT: Large airy room, unlimited
telephone, television, good transporta-
tion, kitchen privileges. Adult family.
3331 Kendall near Dexter. TO. 5-3733.
♦
The national . pcilicy of "giv-
ing," used by politicians to gain
votes can act as a greedy hand
in the pocket of every citizen,
Dr. RUTH ALEXANDER, noted
economist, will tell a Detroit
Town Hall audience at Fisher
Theatre next Wednesday at 11
a.m.
* * *
A meeting of CLUB TWENTY-
FIVE was held at the home of
Mollie Demian on Jan. 2. Plans
for a social on Feb. 4 were dis-
cussed.
* * *
"THE FRESHMAN" will be
presented • as the fifth film of
the Detroit Cinema Guild in the
Art Institute Lecture Hall at 7
and 9 p.m., Thursday. Starring
Harold Lloyd, the film is an
hilarious college tale of 1925.
Also on the program are two
other comedies, "Sex Life of the
Polyp," featuring the later Rob-
ert Benchley, and an early Walt
Disney cartoon, "The Skeleton
Dance."
STRATHMOOR nr. 7 MILE
MONTE VISTA
5 room apartment, two bedrooms,
EMPLOYED COUPLE, no children de-
sires 3 or 4 room apartment or flat.
NW section. Call after 6:30. TE. 4-1012.
FOR RENT: 5 room flat in Russell
Woods. Immediate possession. TY.
7-9227, TY. 5-6175.
YOUNG MAN or girl or couple for
room in attractive home, two bath-
rooms, gas heat, unlimited telephone,
kitchen privileges if desired. Good
transportation. TY. 6-8606.
EIGHT ROOM flat for rent. Option to
purchase some furniture. Philadelphia
near LaSalle. TY. 5-4140.
janitor service. Near schools and
transportation. $95 month.
FOR RENT: Furnished 6 room flat, be-
tween 8 and 12 months. TO. 7-7753.
UN. 4-7549
PLEASANT
ROOM, kitchen privileges,
single person or couple. Calvert near
Dexter. TY. 5-0701, evenings. DI.
1-2207.
WANTED: 5 or 6 room flat, NW sec-
tion preferred, three daughters. Can
wait till February 15th if necessary.
WO. 5-6666, extension 76; Singer.
TO SHARE: 5 room furnished flat with
a couple. Dexter location. TY. 4-2657,
TO. 5-0102.
NICELY FURNISHED room for gentle-
man or lady, good transportation, TO.
9-6667.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, couple or
single, kitchen privileges, two in home.
2531 Clements, TU. 3-1522.
WANTED, TWO or three room apart-
ment by young employed couple. TO.
8-8547.
FIVE ROOM flat for rent, gas heat,
automatic hot water, S55 per month,
open Sunday from 2 to 5. 2671 Hazel-
wood.
FOR RENT: A nice room for employed
young or middle-aged lady. Kitchen
privileges if desired.
After 6 p. m.
Call WE. 3-9117.
PROFESSIONAL MAN, wife and two
daughters need six room flat, TO.
7-3837.
MIDDLE-AGED couple desires 2 or 3
room furnished apartment. Gobd loca-
tion. TO. 9-7657.
YOUNG WOMAN to share three room
apartment, kitchen privileges, unlimit-
ed telephone, TO. 8-7135-UN. 1-6711.
FOR SALE by owner, two family flat.
Shown by appointment only. TO.
5-8103.
NORTHWEST SECTION, room to rent in
good home, garage available. UN.
1-5918.
FOR RENT: Furnished room in nice
quiet home, no children, good trans-
portation and telephone. Reasonable.
Linwood - Dexter neighborhood. TO.
5-3753.
EMPLOYED WOMAN to share apartment
ment in Kosher home, good transpor-
tation, call evenings, TY. 4-9994.
BUSINESS WOMAN wanted to share
apartment. Call TO. 6-3818 or UN.
2-6063.
Our Letter Box
FLAT AVAILABLE. Adults. TO. 6-0688.
Low Standard Programming
By Eleanor Rossen
It is with a sense of degrada-
COUPLE TO SHARE 5 room flat with
widow, gas heat, newly decorated.
3727 Calvert off Dexter. TS. 4-1202.
on the Air
This Week's Radio and Tele-
vision Programs of
Jewish Interest
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time' 8 a.m., Sunday, •Jan. 7.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: . The story of Isaac
Rosenberg, who died during
World .:War I, but whose poems
are still - being recited; will be
told ''.in "Watchman,. What of
the Night?" The story is written
by Joseph Mindel.
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Warn Groups Helping
Israel of Restrictions
JERUSALEM, (JTA) - T h e
Ministry of Agriculture made it
clear today that the lifting of
all restrictions on sending gift
food parcels to Israelis from
abroad applies only to parcels
sent by individuals and not by
public institutions whose funds
are destined for Israel.
The sending of food parcels
by public institutions of the lat-
ter category is considered harm-
ful for the planning of imports
and would hamper the work of
insuring ample food supplies for
the entire population of the
Jewish state, it was indicated.
DAD .I HAVE A
SURPRISE FOR you.
ROOM, kitchen privileges, employed lady,
kosher, Dexter-Davison. WE. 4-8377.
WILL EXCHANGE newly decorated 4
room apartment for 6 room flat. Pre-
fer NW section. TC. 4-2630.
FOR RENT: 5 room upper income.
Adults, NW section. UN. 1-8922.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent for work-
ing gentleman or girl. Monterey be-
tween Linwood and Lawton. Phone
privileges. TO. 9-6607.
5 OR 6 ROOM FLAT. house or income
wanted. Very desirable couple. TY.
8-1336.
FOR SALE BY BUILDER
HARLOW, cor. PICKFORD
Two new fine homes, all large rooms,
kitchen double sink, garbage disposal,
automatic water heater, electric fan,
gas air conditioned heat, sliding
doors. Must see these homes to ap-
preciate. Open Saturdays and Sun-
days.
PROFESSIONAL couple, veteran, desires
3-4 room apartment or income. TO.
5-2500.
ROOM to rent.
5-1330.
2709 Elmhurst.
TO.
SCHOOL TEACHER and wife desire 3-4
room unfurnished apartment or in-
come. TO. 7-7294.
ROOM to rent, elderly couple wish to
share big house with young person
or bachelor. TO. 5-5277.
WANTED: Upper 3 bedroom flat, 3
adults, NW section. TY. 6-8168.
A YOUNG employed couple wish un-
furnished apartment. TE. 4-6838.
tion that I read of the persis-
tents of certain Jewish organi-
zations to sponsor night club
entertainment on their pro-
grams, barn dances and such
level of entertainment. This in
spite of all the efforts to ele-
vate Jewish programming and
give it Jewish content on the
part of so many local agencies.
I am always appalled when
Jewish singers insist on spirit-.
uals, musical comedy stuff, etc.,
etc., and refuse the rich Jewish
music which is available today.
Is there no way to educate the
"artists," or even • better, the
audiences?
Could program chairmen be
circularized to be made con-
scious of public reaction? It
could be tried.
(Editor's comment: Unfor-
tunately, you belong to a small,
albeit distinguished, minority.
We hope your letter will arouse
revived interest in higher stand-
ards).
The first newspaper in the
American colonies told its read-
ers, "It is designed that the
Country shall be furnished once
a month (or if any Glut of Oc-
currences happen, oftener,) with
an account of such considerable
things as have arrived unto our
Notice."
( NO, SOMETHINCr MUCH WETTER
MOM 'TAUGHT ME TO KNIT
AND I- MADE YOU A 5EAuTiFui.
\. SWEATER, *HERE - TRY tI ON. (
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Liners accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up
to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates: 8c a word. Minimum charge, $1.00.
Call WOodward 5-1155
EMPLOYMENT
BUSINESS CARDS
QUALIFIED HELP, cooks, dishwashers,
couples, porters, clay, week. Universal
Employment Service, TY. 8-5310.
CARPENTER-Alteration work. No job
too big or too small, TO. 8-2779.
EXPERIENCED woman wishes work with
semi-invalid and aged. TV. 6-1761.
A-1 PAINTING. Decorating. Quick serv-
ice. Reasonable. Free estimates. TO.
5-8271.
SITUATION Wanted: Baby sitter, re-
liable. references. Days or evenings.
TY. 4-3674.
FOR BETTER wall washing call James
Russell, TO. 5-4005. 526 Belmont.
A-1 PAINTING - decorating contractor.
EXPERIENCED capable baby sitter de-
sires work. References furnished. UN.
1-2702.
Interior-exterior. Dresser. TU. 3-0464.
1± no answer, TO. 9-7980.
CARPENTER-Contractor. Complete build.
tog service. Recreation and attic rooms.
Expert. Estimates free. TY. 7-7758.
UN. 2-6329.
YOUNG BOYS to assist in the plumbing
supply business. Must be ambitious,
energetic and willing to learn; with
an eye towards future advancement
VE. 8-9000.
NATHAN BORENSTEIN-Plaster
tractor. TY. 7-0441.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted for elderly gen-
tleman. Small apartment. Stay nights.
TY. 6-7191.
PAINTING-Decorating, Floor Finishing.
Deep Colors. Lowest prices. Best work.
WE. 4-3638.
SITUATION WANTED, receptionist for
doctor or dentist office. experienced.
TE. 4-2015 after 6, or Sunday.
Arrow Driving School
MISCELLANEOUS
LEARN TO DRIVE
IN A NEW
BURROUGHS cash register with simpli-
fied bookkeeping system. Like new.
TE. 4-5865.
DUAL CONTROLLED
FREE pickup and
LOS ANGELES. Leaving around Jan-
uary 12. Will take passenger who can
drive. Age 22-35. TE. 4-9895.
LOT FOR SALE. Leslie between Hol-
mur and Petoskey. VE. 7-5931.
Roofing and Tinning
All Work Guaranteed
WOULD LIKE MAN to help drive to
Miami around January 15. New car.
UN. 3-7412.
Cadillac
Roofing Co.
LEAVING for Miami about January 15.
Can accommodate two to share ex-
penses. UN. 4-1630.
LOT FOR SALE. 80x115, on NW corner
Monterey and Lawton. Call owner. TO.
8-0071.
2479 W. Davison Ave.
RELIABLE GENTLEMAN preferred to
drive 1948 Chevrolet to Los Angeles.
References required, TO. 5-6715.
TO. 8-0071
FOUR ROOMS furniture for sale. flat
available. oil heat, children welcome,
TU. 3-3764.
Sharett Repeats Belief
Yiddish Losing Ground
The family of the late Leah
Lefkofsky announces the un-
veiling of a monument in her
memory at 2 p.m., Sunday, Jan.
14 at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Rabbi Leon Fram will officiate.
Relatives and friends are asked
to attend the services.
NNW( EVEN IF I MUST
SAY 5 0, I7 IS
13.E.AunFUL
CAR
service
Furnaces and Boilers
Vacuum Cleaned,
Repaired and Installed
DRIVING TO New Jersey. Will take
passenger. TY. 6-5323.
Monument
Unveilings
return
TO. 9-6022
LOT FOR SALE, exclusive section. Rob-
son north of James Couzens. TO.
6-1745.
NEW YORK, (AJP) - Israel's
Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett
repeated his belief this week
that Yiddish no longer played
an important role in the cul-
tural life of Jews outside Israel.
The statement came in response
to a question from a representa-
tive of a Yiddish daily news-
paper here.
At the close of a press con-
ference at the Israel Consulate
at which Minister Sharett and
Israel Ambassador Abba Eban
addressed reporters, the Yiddish
reporter approached Shar ett
and inquired whether a state-
ment attributed to him and ex-
pressing belief that Yiddish no
longer played a prime role in
Jewish diaspora life was cor-
rect.
Sharett replied in the affirm-
*tive adding that he was "con-
vinced" that Yiddish no longer
played a prime role in the cul-
tural lives of Jews outside of
Israel. He said that his con-
clusions were "a matter of fact"
and that the decline of Yiddish
in the cultural life of the dia-
spora was "regretable."
corn
Boman & Howard
Interior and Exterior Painters
Swing Stage Painting
a Specialty
J. BOMAN E. HOWARD
TY. 6-3242
TA. 6-0166
Jewish GI, Wounded
Twice in Korea, Back
In New Jersey Home
JERSEY CITY, N. J., (AJP)-
A yOung Jewish Marine, active
in Jewish circles here is home
again, one of 30 survivors of a
hard-hit Leath-
erneck com-
pany of 200
which weather-
ed ever ything
the Communist
soldiers could
throw their
way.
Sustaining
double wounds..
Pvt. Goldstein against the Red
soldiers, Pvt. Bernard "Bobby"
Goldstein was at the front only
a month ago - when the Chinese
Communists let loose and pour-
ed across the Manchurian bor-
der to swamp his marine out-
fit. "Bobby's" company, part of
the famed First Marine Di-
vision, was cut off in the Chang-
jin. Reservoir area. They fought
it out against odds which rose
to 50-1.
Goldstein, well-known at the
Jewish Community Center here
where he was a member of AZA
and Alpha Phi Pi, was without
food for four days. During the
main Red onslaught on the Ma-
rines' positions, Goldstein went
without sleep for six straight
days.
- The Korean war ended for
Private Goldstein when he was
hit simu'ltaneously by a concus-
sion grenade in the back and
a bullet through his right hand.
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The economic loss due to Alco-
holism in Detroit is estimated at
$22,000,000 annually.
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