17-HOUSES FOR SALE
COYLE-S. of 7 Mi.
18644-Open 2 - 5 Sun.
Beautiful 3 bedroom face brick bung.
Carpets, drapes, terrace, rec. room,
gas A. C. ht., garage, beautifully
landscaped and fenced. School 3
blocks. Mr. Gould.
17-HOUSES FOR SALE
40-EMPLOYMENT
71/ B lJ a I CI
17351 PENNINGTON DR.-Open Sunday
2-5. Face brick, 3 bdrm., modern kit-
chen, breakfast room, large rec. room,
gas heat, carpeting and drapes. Owner.
UN. 4-2954.
HOUSEKEEPER with 5 year old son de-
sires position in private home. UN.
3-6646.
NATHAN
BORENSTEIN-Plaster
tractor. TY 7-0441.
CHEYENNE
$17,900
A BARGAIN
This custom built brick bungalow is
absolutely beautiful. All large rooms,
full dining room, large living room,
with f.p., table space in kitchen, gas
A.C. heat, large screened terrace,
gorgeous shrubbery and landscaping,
car and half garage with floodlights.
First time offered.
Klipfel & Co. UN. 4-2400
Stansbury-Janies Couzens
"Thomas" built, 6 yr. old custom
bung., 2 bedrms. dn., 1 up, 2 com-
plete lays., lrg. din. rm., kitchen
with table space, A. C. gas, glassed-
in terr. Cannot be duplicated at
asking price. UN. 4-1446.
Leo F. Witham, UN. 4-0104
Warrington Dr.
COUZENS REALTY
RUSSELL WOODS
1st time offered. Large, luxurious
f. b. Col., 3 bedrms., 2 tile baths
Leo F. Witham, UN. 4-0104
Birwood - Thatcher Sec.
COUZENS REALTY
Beautiful brick ranch type. 3 bdrms.
down, 2 bedrooms upstairs, gas air
conditioning. Good for large family.
Very reasonable. * *
18131 JAMES COUZENS
Steel - Outer Dr. Sec.
STANSBURY 20206
ONLY $13,500
Gorgeous 5 rm. bungalow, 2 bedrms.
down, attic partially finished, gas
heat, excellent condition. Owner
wants deal. Hurry!
Gorgeous ranch house, paneled li-
brary, 2 large bdrms., stall shower,
air conditioning.
Price $20,500
MORRITZ SCHUBINER
14915 L ivernois
UN. 2-2257
WE. 3-3282
SAN JUAN AND 6 MILE
Nice 3 bedrms., bungalow, 2 bedrms.
down, 1 up. Excellent condition.
Priced to sell. Bring deposit.
MR. JONES
Lovely 6-5. Carpets, drapes, garage,
rec. rm., gas heat. Priced for quick
sale.
ALSO STEEL NR. OUTER DRIVE
All brick, 3 bdrm. Colonial, A.C. gas
heat, 1st lay.
UN. 4-5888
J. WM. KLEM
MONTE VISTA-SEVEN
First offering of finest home in sec-
tion.- 3 twin size bedrms., panelled
library, bkfst. area, stall shower,
bath with vanity, 2 extra lays.,
screened porch, all the wanted fea-
tures of a fine modern home. Ask-
ing price for this dandy, $28,500.
W. DAN EDMONDS
UN. 4-4600
J. WM. KLEM
J. A. CONNORS CO.
24-LAKE PROPERTY
FOR SALE, FOR RENT
Modern Cottages For Rent
5 & 6 ROOMS
World's Safest Bathing Beach
To Rest - Try The Best
New 3 Bdrm Ranch Home
18200 Lesure
20468 Lesure
18257 Glastonbury
N.
For Rent or Lease
OF JAMES COUZENS
Open Son. 2 - 5
The Big House
Woodhull Lake
Beautiful 6 room ranch, A. C. as
heat, 50 ft. lot, many features.
MR. KANER
WE. 3-3616
WHITCOMB 18036. Brick, only 2 years
old. Very clean, gas heat, terrace,
For Summer Season
garage.
OWNER
Call ORLANDO 3-6725
DRAYTON PLAINS
2 BEDROOM Pontiac Lake front cottage
and garage. Large double porch.
Sandy beach. 2 lots suitable for 2
families. $2500 down. Price $11,900.
WE. 3-5059.
KE. 1-9290
HUNTINGTON WOODS
10094 NADINE
3 OR 4 BEDROOM cottage. Modern con-
veniences. Safe beach. 30 mile radius.
WE. 5-7548.
HURON HAVEN
5 room bungalow, gas A. C., 15x17
liv. rm., separate din. rm., large
formica kitchen, disposal and vent
fan, carpeting and drapery.
ON LAKE HURON & U. S. HWY. 23
10 miles So. of Tawas City
Now taking reservations on modern
cottages, $70 to $80 per week. Rent-
ed only by month or season. Lower
rates June & Sept. Excellent bathing
beach.
WRITE MRS. J. J. REILLY,
RT. NO. 2, TAWAS CITY
-Phone 1061-J-1
OPEN 2-5 P.M. 'SUNDAY
, 19140 PRAIRIE
Spacious semi-ranch; builder's own
home. Large living room, natural
marble fireplace; full dining room, 2
bedrms., maple panelled den, fully
tiled large kitchen. Carpeted through-
out. Beautifully landscaped.
VE. 6-1423
Burlingame - Dexter Sec.
$4,500 DOWN
Phone now to see one of the finest
4 bdrm., 2 bath rm. houses in the
city. Vestibule entance. Large liv.
rm. & din. rm., den, large kitchen
with plently of table space. 1st fl.
powder rm., fully carpeted, gas heat
and 2 car garage. Costly drapes. The
house is in perfect condition. You
will get the most for your money,
if you buy this house. Early posses-
sion. • Please let me show it to you.
ADOLPH KESSLER
UN. 1-4300
ELMER M. CLARK
NORTHLAWN 17328
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS
3 bdrms., bath & stall shower. 1st fl.
lay., Pass hall. Lg. liv. & din. rm.,
paneled den, tiled kitchen & bkfst.
rm., porches, gas A.C. Costly carpets,
drapes, other features.
Adolph Kessler
UN. 1-4300
ELMER M. CLARK
18637 NORTHLAWN
Magnificent 3 bdrm. English style
Colonial, 2 blocks from Bagley School
Gas heat, all large rooms including
bkfast. rm., den, porch, rec. rm.,
garage, storms, awnings, sprinkling
system, attic fan. Carpets and drapes
like new.
$26,000
SALE BY OWNER
DI. 1-9878
- Warrington N. 7 Mile
SHERWOOD FOREST
Price Reduced
3 bdrm. English, built in '52. Tile
bath with stall shower. Panelled
library, rec. rm., carpets, drapes, nr.
Hampton School. Call Mr. Donaldsosk
UN. 1-4000.
Harold Blake Co.
3
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35-INSTRUCTION
TILE
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
II OF D TH.E & TERRAZZO CO.
DI. 1-0568
UN. 1-5075
TO. 8-2779.
CARPENTER.
OLD CLOTHING WANTED
TU. 3-1872
A-1 PAINTING
and decorating. Interior
and exterior. Wallpapering. Prices
reasonable. WA. 3-1933.
L. ICAHAN, carpenter, cabinet maker, at-
tics, recreation rooms, kitchen cabinets,
folding doors. Estimates free. UN.
2-8890.
WASHING walls and ceilings. Thoroughly
experienced. 1 day service. TO. 8-8313.
ELECTRICAL Repairing -Bells, fix-
tures, chimes, sockets, switches,
plugs, fluorescents, thermostats, hot
water and heating controls. Lock
repairing and key service. Small
jobs welcome. Work myself. UN.
3-1049; evenings, UN. 4-2819.
PAINTING and decorating; inside; out-
side. Reasonable price. TO. 9-8462.
I MOVING I I
Seward Moving & Storage Co.
1700 Cu. Ft. Vans and 2 Men
$8.50 hr. Special Rates on Sun.
7707-12th St.
TY. 8-2800
A-1
Plenty of floor time and prospects
under the capable management of
Mr. EFRAM with 28 yrs. of exper-
ience. Member of Real Estate Board.
MERCURY REALTY CO.
8958 Wyoming WE. 3-6300
EXPERIENCED salesladies, part or full
time. Steady employment. Apply in
person. Irving Gift Shop, 6321 W. 7
Mile Rd.
SALESGIRL, full time or part time for
bakery store. Good wages. Levin's
Bakery, BR. 3-2983.
YOUNG MAN or girl wanted for Sun-
days, grocery store. Some experience
preferred. 12021 Linwood. Call after
a p. in., TO. 9-5821.
"Customs and 'Traditions of
[srael" is an interesting pamph-
let of 68 pages published "for
understanding
and
goodwill
lmong all men" by Joseph
Tacobs, nationally known adver-
tising and merchandising execu-
tive, for Dugan Brothers, bakers.
The material in this pamphlet
was gathered with the help of
several New York rabbis.
Illustrated with 20 pictures
lescribing Jewish festivals and
)bservances, the text of this
work covers the entire Jewish
!.alendar year.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-23
Friday, April 24, 1953
Detroit Chaplain Is
`Man of the World'
CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO-
"Become a chaplain and see the
world." Exhibit A: the story of
Chaplain (1st. Lt.) Nathan Es-
tersohn, who has been an Army
chaplain for nine months and
has already traveled thousands
of miles.
A native of Detroit, Chaplain
Estersohn was ordained in 1951,
after graduating
f r om Yeshiva
University in
New York. He
was rabbi of the
"Gates of Right-
eousness" Syna-
gogue in North
Hollywood, Cal-
if., until his en-
trance into mil-
itary service.
His first post • Estersohn
was at Camp Cooke, Calif. A few
months later he was off to Fort
Slocum, New York, to attend
chaplaincy school. He returned
to California to become the first
Jewish chaplain at Camp San
Luis Obispo after its reactiva-
tion as a Signal Corps Training
Center.
He remained long enough to
conduct a highly successful To-
rah convocation in which five
distinguished rabbis from Cali-
fornia participated. Then he
took a leave to accept the high-
est degree in Jewish theological
learning, "Semicha," from his
Alma Mater in New York.
He touched home base for a
week, then was off to the Desert
Rock maneuvers in Nevada to
conduct Passover services for
s oldiers participating in the
atomic weapons tests there.
This month he will leave for
orea. "But what's a few more
Iles he comments.
Commencing with the Sab- Hershfield to Present
bath and candle-lighting, the M other's Food Products
1 '
)rochure has complete explana-
tions of Rosh Hashanah, Yom ' A wards on TV May 10 '
iCippur, Sukkot, Hanukah, Pur-
m, Pesach and Shehuot.
Four American mothers who
Special articles deal with i ombine family life with activi-
Cashruth, Jewish fast days, the 1 ies which have brought them
Jewish Calendar, the Mezuzah ] p ublic recognition will be hon-
and special ceremonies, such as 4 red for Mother's Day, May 10,
3rith Milah, Pidyon HaBen, Bar ' Ki th awards established by
Mitzvah, marriage, etc.
] M other's Food Products. Inc.,
A supplementary "miscellan- 1 nd given by Harry Hershfield
ous" chapter explains the ( n his television program over
weaning of widely-used terms, s tation WABC-TV, Channel 7,
uch as "Yom Tov," "L'Chayim," ( n Monday, May 4, from 10:30
,nd others.
I 11:00 p.m. The award win-
In the foreward, expressing I t ers, drawn from different re-
t he joy of sponsoring such a 1 igious faiths, will appear on the
publication, Dugan Brothers . how as Mr. Hershfield's guests.
S tate:
"We believe that non- [' he Mother's Day Awards pro-
ewish as well as Jewish readers 1 ided by Mother's Food Products,
will be deaply touched by the ] nc., will be the first of their
r ichness. and beauty of Jewish / : ind given by the noted racon-
t e ur and master-of-ceremonies,
Customs and Traditions."
a nd the only Mother's Day cita-
ions from a firm in the food
.,evanon Elected to Succeed
tokach As Tel Aviv's Mayor 1 n dustry.
1
Best prices paid for men's suits, top-
coats and shoes. Telephone call will
bring us to you immediately.
QUALIFIED HELP. cooks, dishwashers,
couples, porters, day, week. Universal
Employment Service. TV. 8-5310.
REAL ESTATE
Cheap.
Dugan Bros. Sponsor
Pamphlet on. Jewish
Customs, Traditions
NEW AND USED clothing for sale and
cleaning. Small investment and a big
profit. Retiring from business. 3527
Michigan near 24th street.
BRICK, cement, plaster, pointing. All
kinds of repair. Mr. Sweet, UN. 2-1017.
sale;
DINING ROOM suite, 9 piece, solid wal-
nut and other furniture. Very reason-
able. TO. 7-8437.
STANDARD OIL station. Good location
and business. Small investment needed
Dexter-Waverly Service. Dexter near
Davison.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
for
FOR SALE, 1951 Chevrolet deluxe sedan.
Powerglide, radio, heater.
Excellent
condition. Original owner. Price reas-
onable. WE. 3-0678.
KLIRES REALTY INC.
15 W. Congress
WO. 1-2876
BRICK WORR, all kinds. Porches, chim-
SALESMAN
ICE CREAM bicycles
TO. 5-9847.
and delicatessen. Large clientele.
Present owners 20 years on same
spot, want to retire. $700-$900 a day
gross. No after midnight shift.
40-EMPLOYMENT
TR. 3-7770
55-MISCELLANEOUS
The best in town for Jewish meals
ASH and rubbish Drums
$3.00
21 Gallon Galvanized Garbage Can $4.00
Heavy Wire Burning Baskets $2.50
Free Delivery-Matt Dean. Phone ICE
3-4870--KE. 1-1593.
Colored Couples, Cooks, Maids,
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Caretakers, Porters
DAY OR WEEK
up to 200 people with kitchen privi-
leges. 3225 Fenkell Avenue. Phone
Harry Fink, UN. 2-0902.
A-1 LOCATION
BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew, Bible, Yiddish.
English. Call experienced teacher, WE.
4-1793.
FIELDS EMPLOYMENT
Most modern hall, will accommodate
GROCERY STORE on busy street. Ideal
for couple. Good location, low rent.
WE. 4-4816.
WANTED LAKE PROPERTY
BEDROOM cottage; radius 40 miles.
Must have modern facilities; in un-
crowded area. Call Sunday, TO. 7-8.347.
Party & Meeting Hall for Rent
45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PONTIAC LAKE. Beautiful new furnish-
ed cottage. Safe, sandy beach, boat,
outdoor grill. Well landscaped. Not
congested. Priced for quick sale. UN.
44398.
28
54-HALLS FOR RENT
at figures.
Wonderful
opportunity.
Insurance bene-
fits. Apply in person. Ameri-
can Savings & Loon Associa-
tions. 12246 Dexter. Corner
of Cortland.
Good Opportunity
OAKFIELD 19940
Near Pembroke. Well kept 5 year
old brick. 3 bedrooms, gas furnace.
Carpeting, combination storms. Oc-
cupancy May 1st. $13,000, $2,500
handles.
TELLER - TYPIST
10 Lake Shore Drive
• South Haven, Mich.
Phone 1006
CAROL 20115
55-MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO TUNING and repairing. Form-
erly with J. L. Hudson Co. Paul Morse,
WE. 5-0246.
Good
Apply Dave Levitt
SAM STEEL
BUILDER OF BETTER HOMES
EXPERT WALL washing; 1 day service.
Thorough workers.
Jack
Greenberg,
Days-WE. 3-0918, evenings.-TY. 7-2194
WOMAN to care for semi-invalid. Must
stay nights. More for home than wages.
VE. 6-7123.
Kentucky - 6 Mile Sec.
UN. 4-4600
WASHING WALLS and ceilings. Estab-
lished for years.
Work guaranteed.
TO. 8-8165.
RELIABLE man to work in pawn shop
downtown. WO. 2-5234.
ONLY $23,500
with 2 stall showers, pan. den.,
break. rm., numerous cust. ftrs.
Terrific value. UN. 4-1446.
con-
FURNITURE repmren and refinished
Free estimates
WE. 3-2110.
TYPING, general clerical duties, light
bookkeeping wanted at once to do at
home. Reliable young woman. Refer-.
ences. UN. 3-8175.
This beautiful face brick home has
3 lovely bdrms., 1st fl. lay., gas heat,
large terrace. Includes lovely carpet-
ing and drapes.
• Pt
Caa CARDS
ree
A-1 PAINTING, decorating. Reasonable
prices. Free estimates. VI. 2-8997 Sun-
days, evenings TO. 5-8271.
ORTHODOX woman to care for invalid
woman, full or part time. Very few
kitchen duties. Write Box 69, The
Jewish News, 708 David Stott Bldg.,
Detroit 26, Mich.
GOLF CLUB SUB.
18131 JAMES COUZENS
h.
neys, steps. J. Barak, 3'770 Edison,
TY. 8-0649.
PAINTING - Decorating contractor.
Kitchen $30. J. B. Dresser, TO. 8-6047.
FOR BETTER wall washing can James
Russell. One day service. TO. 6-4005
526 Belmont.
PAINTER AND decorator. Removing
paper, sanding and finishing floors.
TY. 8-3698.
Built Up Flat
Asphalt Roofing
Gutters
Tin and Canvas Decks
Roof Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
Cadillac
Roofing Co.
2479 W. Davison Ave.
TO. 8-0071
The Mother's Day Award win-
TEL AVIV, (JTA) --Hahn ners will be chosen from a panel
,evanon, Deputy Mayor of Tel prepared by Mr. Hershfield in
Aviv, was elected Mayor to re- conjunction with Jesse C. Good-
dace Israel Rokach, who re- in, head of Mother's Food
igned the post to head the Products. The firm, maker of a
Ministry of Interior. Elie z a r ,.. variety of quality kosher foods,
'eri, Mapai, and Saadya Shosh- 1. as been identified since its in-
a ni, General Zionist, were c eption with public service and
c haritable activities in many
lected co-Deputy Mayors.
Levanon, like Rokach, a Gen- ,, Jewish communities. The 1953
other's Day Awards by Moth-
e ral Zionist, was born in Kra-
r's Food Products represent a
k ow, Poland in • 1899 and came
a Israel in 1927. He participat- 1' broadening of its public service
e d as a delegate in four World policy.
Zionist Congresses and was gen-
Mother's Food Products, Inc,,
ial secretary of the Israel Gen- m hich sets a precedent in the
rat Zionist Party.
fo g od industry by establishing its
n ew Mother's Day Awards for
n oted mothers, distributes Moth-
F ord Foundation Finances
e. 's Margarine, Mother's Gefilte
'raining of ORT Teachers
NEW YORK, (JTA)-The Ford F ish, Mother's Borscht and other
'oundation will assist in financ- sl rictly kosher foods. The
it ag the training of vocational N other's products are sold in
la
sI ,caol
instructors for Israel at Si ores from coast to coast.
ale Central ORT Teachers
raining Institute in Switzer- R omanian Immigrants in Israel
Lnd, it was announced by Dr. A k Release of Zionist Friends
Tilliam Haber, president of the
A merican ORT. Dr. Haber was
TEL AVIV-The Association of
n otified by H. Rowan Gaither, R omanian Immigrants in Israel
J. .-, director of the Ford .Four- o: a Tuesday called on the Israel
d ation, of the decision to grant G overnment and the Jewish
L4,000 to support the training A gency to take steps to secure
cl )sts for Israeli students.
ti e release of Zionists impris-
Purpose of the Ford's Founda- of aed in Romania. They asked
ti on grant is to increase the tl at the action be taken "in
amber of qualified teaching vi ew of the new situation arising
.rsonnel for trade schools in Is- fr om the release of the doctors
rI kl, Dr. Haber explained.
hi Moscow."