THE JEWISH NEWS-19

Friday, March 23, 1951

UN Reprimands Israel
After Border Skirmish

(JTA)-The Is-
JERUSAT
rael - Jordan Mixed Armistice
Commission condemned t h e
Israeli shelling of an Arab town
in southern Palestine in the
course of a recent two-day
battle with a band of infiltrat-
ing Arabs.
The commission also held
Jordan responsible, • but to a
lesser extent, for the action of
its citizens in violating Israel's
frontiers, and ordered the im-
mediate clear demarcation of
the Israel-Jordan frontier in the
region in order to avert new
incidents.
Arab Legionnaires for the frst
time took action against ma-
rauding Arabs returning to
Jordan territory after a raid in
Israel. The Jordan troops fired
on the bands, wounding one,
and returned stolen cattle to the
Jews.
Arabs from Syria fired on
Israeli workers engaged in
draining the Huleh swamp in
eastern Galilee. Israeli guards
returned the fire and the Arabs
fled. There were no casualties.
Direct telephone service be-
tween Israel and Jordan was re-
opened for the use of command-
ers of Israeli and Jordanian
military units un attempts to
help avert border incidents.

Walt

Disney's

'Alice':

Fine Children's Book

Simon and Schuster, the in-
genious publishers whose chil-
dren's books have captured the
imagination of young and old,
in presenting "Walt Disney's
Alice in Wonderland," based on
the Disney movie, state:
"Now Walt Disney has found
the perfect heroine. He has
dipped his paint brush into full
color to create a true Wonder-
land on all 32 pages of this
book."
Since this is not an exaggera-
tion, this reviewer quotes it. The
Walt Disney book is a splendid
example of Simon-Schuster su-
periority in children's book pub-
lishing. We recommend it high-
ly-for its fine illustrations and
text.

UPA Tells of Building

Classified Advertisements

LIVING QUARTERS
For Sale - To Rent
Wanted Exchange

LIVING QUARTERS
For Sale - To Rent
Wanted - Exchange

IDEAL TENANTS, shovel snow, cut
grass, etc. Best references. Desperately
need 5 rooms. One child. Up to $75 per
month. WE. 3-4469.

WANTED by young couple for two or
three months small furnished apart-
ment. Call UN. 3-3206.

MIDDLE-AGED couple desires 3 room un-
furnished apartment, NW section. TO.
9-1221.

NICE ROOM in home of adult couple.
TO. 6-3803.

FURNISHED room for employed girl in
apartment of widow. Kitchen privi-
leges. Boston-Linwood section. TY.
4-0566.

URGENTLY need apartment in Dexter
section. 4 rooms preferred. Will--deco-
rate. Adults. Please call weekdays,
WO. 5-1158; evenings and weekends,
TR. 2-4133.

ADULTS-two need apartment, income
or small flat. Best references. Call
UN. 1-7644.

LAWRENCE - WILDEMERE

Spacious brick 8 rooms, 4 large bed-
rooms, breakfast nook, tile bath, car-
peting, mirrored fireplace, grade lay.,
side drive, garages. For information
call Sol Saginaw.

EMPIRE REALTY

TO. 9-8400

THREE ADULTS desire three bedroom
upper flat, west of Linwood. TY.
67 8168.

WANTED: 5 room flat, NW section, one
child. TO. 5-6063.

COUPLE WITH two scchool-aged chil-
dren need 2-3 bedroom place. TY.
7-2758.

RESPONSIBLE couple-middle-aged re-
quire 3 or 4 bedroom apartment or in-
come. Will decorate. Linwood vicinity.
TO. 6-5950.

Near Curtis. Beautiful large size
brick bungalow, two bedrooms, full
size dining room, large kitchen and
dinette, gas heat, storms, garaoe,
close to shopping, schools and syna-
gogue. Must sell before May 1st.
By owner.

ATTORNEY seeking 4 room. apartment.
Telephone TY. :.5-6390 after .5 or , . any-

time during' weekend.

RELIABLE couple with one child desire
5 or 6 room flat, good references. WE.
5-4033.

YOUNG businessman, wife and Child
would like 5 or 6 room income, duplex
or flat. Call TO. 8-2139.

NEW YORK-A total of 265
agricultural settlements have
been established in Israel since
the state was founded with the
aid of funds provided by Ameri-
can Jews through the United
Palestine Appeal, Rudolph G.
Sonneborn, UPA -national chair-
man, announced in a periodical
progress report issued to officers
and directors.
The cost of building these
settlements and providing irri-
gation projects, Sonneborn re-
ported, totalled $82,102,013. Over-
all agricultural development ex-
penditures during this period,
geared to the integration of
newcomers, amounted to $130,-
124,000.

BUSINESS MAN, wife, two children de-
sires 6 room flat or house. NW sec-
tion only. Willing to , decorate. TY.
8-2903.

Rabbi Named President
Of Columbus Commission

COLUMBUS, 0., (JTA)--Rabbi
Nathan Zelizer has been elected
president of the Columbus Rec-
reation Commission, which is in
charge of recreational facilities
and activities. A member of the
Area Rent Control Board, he
also will serve as a member of
the Council of Social Agencies.

BEDROOM in attractive apartment for
employed girl or woman, kitchen priv-
ileges, WE. 4-8377.

FIVE ROOM flat for rent, one room for
owner, furnished or not, Dexter sec-

tion, TO. 7-3619.

GRAND NR. PETOSKEY

Call WOodward 5-1155

Business Opportunities

BUSINESS CARDS

CONFECTIONERY, light lunches. 2610
Lothrop off Linwood. Rent only $45.
Good possibilities for live wire. Must
sell. Illness.

CARPENTER-Alteration work. No job
too big or too small. TO. 8-2779.

SABBATH observer, going tire business.
good earnings, small investment, Grand
River-Livernois location. Terms, TE.
4-3937.

TAILOR SHOP with stitch machine and
cleaning. 317 Macomb. TO. 8-8632.

EMPLOYMENT

QUALIFIED HELP,

cooks, dishwashers,
couples, porters, day, week. Universal
Employment Service, TY. 8-5310.

STENOGRAPHER wanted: Some knowl-
edge of bookkeeping. Call TO. 7-9355
or TY. 4-8532.

Brick two family 5-5 and sun room.
Upper gas heated.

EXPERIENCED general office girl, good
at figures, apply in person. American
Loan & Savings, Dexter at Cortland.

McQUADE NR. LONGFELLOW

HOUSEKEEPER, full charge, private
room, children go to school. Dexter-
Ewald section. WO. 1-1134.

Brick 6-6, lower gas heat. Out of
-town owner must sell.

MORRITZ SCHUBINER

UN. 2-2257

WANTED, one or two rooms, furnished
or unfurnished, WE. 5-7455.

FAMILY WITH two children needs 6
room flat, NW section. TO. 7-6431..

GOVERNMENT agent, wife - and child
need apartment, Pat or home. Call
VE. 9-4779.

EXPERIENCED WOMAN wishes work
with aged and semi-invalid. TY. 5-4449.

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN would like to
watch children evenings, afternoons,
weekdays, weekends. TE. 4-6397.

BOOKKEEPER-CASHIER. many years di-
versified experience. desires part-time
evening work. Statements and tax
returns. Call after 6 p. m. UN. 3-1905.

MISCELLANEOUS

TWO ADULTS and six month child des-
perately need 5 or 6 rooms. TE. 4-8357.

WANTED: Garage. Vicinity Richton-De-
ter. TE. 4-0492.

Advertising executive wants
2 or 3 bedroom flat, 6 or 7
Mile Road section preferred.
Approximately $100 month-
ly. Finest references.
UN. 2-7367

FAMILY OF FOUR urgently needs 6
room flat, NW section.. References.
TY. 4-3202.

BEAUTIFUL ROOM for gentleman, pri-
vate home; very reasonable. TO.
7-1083.

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wishes to share
6 room home with couple. Call Sunday
1-5. 18424 Prairie.

LARGE CHEERFUL ROOM in attractive
apartment for single or couple. Good
transportation. TO. 6-6892.

RESPONSIBLE FAMILY wants 6 room
lower flat or income. Will pay up to
$75 rental. TO. 7-8072.

FOR SALE BY BUILDER

G. E. 8 CU. FT. refrigerator, Tappan
deluxe gas range, both six months old.
Excellent condition. Reasonable. TO.
5-3521.

SACRIFICE

Must sell 40 ft. lot on Buena
Vista, W. of Dexter, $1200.

TO. 8,-4983

Beautiful 3 rooms modern furniture.

CLEAN ROOM, single home, Taylor-Dex-
ter. Board optional. TY. 6-1377.

Will sell whole or part. Sacrifice.

LOVELY room for business woman. Good
tranportation. Call after 11:30 a.m. TO.
6-3939.

day 1-6.

ROOM FOR rent for business girl or
middle-aged woman. Light housekeep-
ing. Kosher kitchen. Call weekdays.
WE. 3-4635.

LAKE FRONTAGE

WANTED TO rent for season, modern
furnished with all conveniences, large
summer home within hour's drive of
city. UN. 3-3382.

COTTAGE-Walled Lake - 6 rooms, 3

bedrooms, running water, electric

range, refrigerator, inside bathroom.
$500 season. UN. 3-0878 evenings.

Summer home for sale furnished,
lively Jewish colony, Cedar finished
inside, running water, inside lavatory,
Lake Erie. Not far from beach about
28 miles from Detroit.
Cochester,
Ontario. Daytimes, Windsor 3-4224,
Evenings, Windsor 3-5931.

EDUCATION

GOOD RELIABLE Hebrew and Bar Mitz-
vah teacher. References. No Sabbath
calls. TY. 6-6318.

Leaving city. 9761 Broadstreet. Sun-

Name $1,000,000 Foundation
For Canadian Jewish Leader

NEW YORK, (JTA)-A $1,000,-
000 charitable and educational
foundation named the Samuel
Bronfman Foundation, in honor
of the Canadian Jewish leader,
has been established by the Sea-
gram Distilling Company, which
Bronfman heads. Most of the
present income from the fund
will go to Columbia University
which is to receive $40,000 an-
nually for the study of demo-
cratic business enterprise.

In use in the 16th and 17th
centuries (possibly earlier) a
regal was a small portable fin-
ger organ. The pipes rested on
the air chest which was filled
by the bellows. Its compass was
about four octaves.

ROOMS, fully decorated, un-
heated, rent reasonable. Dexter-Ewald
Section. WO. 1-1134.

THREE ROOM APARTMENT, reasonable
rent, good carpeting. TO. 6-8859.

FOUR ADULTS want 4 room apartment
or income bungalow. Dexter vicinity.
TR. 5-3914.

MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE urgently needs
income or apartment. 'FY. 7-0737.

for

COUPLE OR

SINGLE woman to share
apartment or room. Inquire evenings,
TO. 6-6403.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM to rent for
gentleman. Dexter-Joy section. TY.
7-0115.

THREE ADULTS desperately need five
rooms. Good references. TY. 6-1737.

ROOM TO RENT with widow living alone
to business woman. Good transporta-
tion. WE. 3-9431.

LOWER FLAT unfurnished, 6 rooms,
Russell Woods or NW section, wanted
by May .1st. Call WE. 3-0663 before 6.

WANTED TO RENT: 5 or 6 room flat,
two adults. TO. 5-6162 or TO. 8-9517.

UN. 2-6329.

NATHAN BORENSTEIN-Plaster con.
tractor. TY. 7-0441.

PAINTING-DECORATING. Floor

finish-
ing. Deep colors. Lowest prices. Best
work. WE. 4-3638.

WALL WASHED-windows washed. ex-
pert workmanship. TU. 3-0242.

EXPERT WALL WASHING, one day ser-
vice. Guaranteed. Jack Greenberg. TO.
8-2613.

WILLIAM'S . Interior-Exterior Decorating,
Painting, Wall Washing. TR. 4-0511,
VA. 2-6431.

CORNICE BOARDS made to order. Very
reasonable. WE. 5-4616.

PAINTING, Paperhanging, wall washing,
done by skilled mechanics, estimates
by phone, TO. 8-0017.

Furnaces and Boilers
Vacuum Cleaned,
Repaired and Installed

Roofing and Tinning
All Work Guaranteed

Cadillac
Roofing Co.

2479 W. Davison Ave.

TO. 8-0071

WANT QUICK DOUGH!!!

CALL JOE

TO. 8-3610

tact. Also cash for your property.

Deposit within- 24 hours. Quickest

service in Detroit.

JOS. RICH

12425 Linwood

TO. 8-3610

Arrow Driving School

LEARN TO DRIVE

IN A NEW
DUAL CONTROLLED CAR
FREE pickup and return serviet

TO. 9-6022

Colorado. Legislature Passes
FEPC Employment Measure
DENVER, (JTA) - The State
House of Representatives passed
a fair employment practices act.
The measure, approved by the
House by a vote of 57. to 2, was
earlier approved by the Colorado
Senate. Acceptance by the Gov-
ernor is a foregone conclusion
since he had asked for such leg-
islation.

Jewish Welfare Funds Report
Substantial Fund-Raising Gains
NEW YORK, (JTA)-The mo-
bilization of Jewish communities
- through accelerated welfare
fund campaigns - to meet the
challenge of increasingly urgent
needs in Israel, overseas and at
home, has resulted in initial
gains of 15 to 27 per cent over
funds raised from the same
people compared with 1950, it
was reported by the Council of
Jewish Federations and Welfare
Funds.

FLAT-5

DOCTOR DESIRES 3 bedroom flat
self and family. TE. 4-6629.

CARPENTER-Contractor. Complete build.
ing service. Recreation and attic rooms.
Expert. Estimates free.
TY. 7-7758.

We will buy or sell your land con-

South of Outer Dr., custom built
colonial, extra large rooms and clos-
ets, tiled stall shower, vanity, first
floor lavatory, fine tiled kitchen,
extra large porches. You must see
this home. Open Saturday and Sun-
day from 2-6 p.m.

NICE ROOM TO RENT in home of two
adults. TY. 6-2239.

A-1 PAINTING - decorating contractor.
Interior-exterior. Dresser. TU. 3-0464.
If no answer, TO. 9-7980.

TWO WORKING adults are in urgent
need of a 3 room apartment. Unfur-
nished. Call TY. 7-5111.

Jewish Army Nur:se Honored by Pope

17353 FREELAND

FOR BETTER wall washing call James
Russell. One day service. TO. 6--4005.
526 Belmont.

work. Evenings, Saturday. UN. 4-2187.

WANTED, housekeeper for aged man.
stay nights, call Sunday, TR. 6-8191.

FURNISHED room to rent in single
home of two adults. TO. 5-8651.

PLEASANT room for employed gentle-
man. Adult family. 4234 Tuxedo. TE.
4-9930.

A-1 PAINTING, Decorating. Quick serv-
ice. Reasonable. Free estimates. TO.
5-8271.

YOUNG MAN 30 would like part-time

WASHBURN 18411

265 Agricultural Villages

NEW YORK - More than 275
distinguished figures in Ameri-
can life, among them Albert
Einstein, Reinhold Niebuhr, Max
Lerner, Benjamin Victor Cohen,
Sidney Hook and Dore Schary,
have joined a sponsors' commit-
tee to honor Dr. Mordecai M.
Kaplan, foremost living Jewish
thinker and writer and founder
of the Reconstructionist move-
ment, whose 70th birthday will
be celebrated on a nationwide
basis during April and May.
In New York the 70th birth-
day 'tribute celebration will be
held at the Waldorf-Astoria on
Tuesday, April 17. Judge Simon
H. Rifkind is honorary . chairman
of the celebration committee.

LADY ALONE will share her flat, good
location. TO. 5-8862.

WE. 3-3282

THREE ADULTS, reliable, refined, desire
6 room flat. TY. 4-0781.

Nation's Leaders Honor
Dr. Kaplan's Birthday

TWO BUSINESS ADULTS need apart-
ment or flat in NW section. Refer-
ences. VI. 1-1685 or VI. 1-1686.

Liners accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone up
to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Rates: 8c a word. Minimum charge, 81.00.

Tikvah Bowlers Aire Hostesses
The Bowling League of Tik-
vah Chapter, Bnai Brith, will
act as hostesses to a Chapter
meeting at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
at Cong. Beth Aaron, announced
Mrs. David Farber, bowling
president. Games have been ar-
Lt. Col. Jeanette Blech, Jewish U. S. Army nurse stationed at ranged. * •

Munich, was awarded a personal citation from Pope Pius XII and
a portrait, according to the Jewish Welfare Board's division of
religious activities. Chaplain John F. Rafferty is shown present-
ing the portrait to Col. Blech who was honored for her work in a
campaign to send 60 nuns working at the 98th General Hospital
to Rome during the 1950 Holy Year. Col. Blech, who hails from
Springfield, Mass., has been an Army nurse for 32 years.

Priced Right

AMERICAN CONCRETE
RECEPTACLE CO.

Detroit 2, Mich.
TO. 8-5889
579 Seaddworth