170-LOTS FOR SALE
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6ESIRABLE lot for ranch home on Ox-
ley Road, James Couzens-Greenfield
section. ro. - 9-6910.
16162-64 MEYERS
Prices Slashed $2500
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A rare opportunity for your business
cr investiffbnt. 20x65 new office type
bldgs. Just conipleted, everything
included. • A genuine sacrifice and
bargain.
Dl. 1-2430
Bldr.-Owner
50-BUSINESS CARDS
FOR SALE.. Well established tailoring
and d•,v cleaning. 26.10 John R., TE.
3-2265.
WASHING WALLS and ceilings. Estab-
lished for years. Work guaranteed. TO.
6-7749.
CARPENTER-AR types of alterations.
Call WE. 3-0815, WE. 4-4826.
RESTAURANT IN
NORTHWEST
18-BUSINESS PROPERTY
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45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
20A-OFFICE SPACE. FOR RENT
04EDICAL OFFICE to rent, 7 Mile-Ever-
green area. Modern clinic. air-condi-
tioried. KE. 2-9776.
WINDOW cleaning, storm windows hung,
awnings removed. Free estimate. TO.
5-7030 and TU. 3-02.12.
13616 West 7 Mile Rd.
at Schaefer
48 Seat, Air Conditioned and
fully equipped. Income $3,000 a
month with only $4,500 down'
payment. Perfect spot for Jew-
ish trade.
Am driving to Los Angeles with
-'53 Chevrolet, week of Oct.
19th. Would like 1 or 2 adult
passengers, Share expenses.
_ (About $25.00 each.I
Mark Freedman - UN. 2-0236
DRIVER to drive 1951 Chevrolet to
Miami. October 27i.b. Call UN. 4-9485.
35-INSTRUCTION
BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew. Bible, Yiddisti„
English. Call experienced teacher.
WE. 4-1793.
XPERTENCED teacher from Israel Will
accept children and adults for Hebrew.
Instructions and conversation. Best ref-
_ ences. Call WE. 5-0141.
COMPASS REALTY
13644 W. 7 MILE RD.
FOR SALE
established
Attractive,
long
downtown bridal, dressmaking
and alteration shop. Must se81
immediately. Priced exception-
ally reasonable.
WO. 1-9634
STORE AND FLAT for rent, Linwood-
Grand section. Good for any business.
Reasonable rent. TO. 8-3028 or WE.
3-8458.
STORE FOR RENT. Just vacated by C.
F. Smith. Excellent location. East side.
TO. 8-6407.
Junk Shop for rent or lease.
FIELDS EMPLOYMENT
Colored Couples. Cooks, Maids,
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Caretakers, Porters
DAY OR WEEK
TR. 3-7770
2-4292 after 7:00 p.m.
GROCERY. CONCESSION in super mar-
ket; beer „inw wine, no fixtures to buy
Doing good business, wilt sacrifice.
Dexter-Boston Market. 9838 Dexter, TY.
8.2274.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
ELECTRICIAN, specializing in repairs,
plugs, switches. bells, chimes. vacuum
cleaners repaired. Reasonable and
prompt. UN. 3-1049. Evenings, UN.
4-2819.
TILE
Distributor
wonted. Male or female.
Settling other cities. Monthly repeat
Item 'in drug stores.
Nailscraft
DO YOU NEED TILE WORKt
New and Repair Specified
U OF 0 TILE £ TERRAZZO CO.
DI. 1-0568
WO . 1-7409
UN. 1-5075
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Executive Secretary Wanted
Position open to young, native born
Gentleman as Executive Secretary to
large local Orthodox Synagogue.
Must have some knowledge of Cook-
- keeping, office management and pub-
lic relations. Applicants should state
age. educational background, general
experience, personal reference. and
minimum starting salary.
WRITE BOX No. 76
THE JEWISH NEWS
1.7100 W. 7 Mile Rd., Detroit 35. Mich,
NATHAN BORENSTEM-Plaster con-
tractor. TY 7-0441.
L. KAHAN, carpenter, cabinet maker, at-
tics, recreation rooms. kitchen cabinets
folding doors. Estimates free. UN.
2-8890.
PAINTER AND decorator. Removing
paper, sanding and
finishing floors.
TY 8-3698.
and decorating. Interior
and exterior Wallpapering.
Prices
A-1 PAINTING
reasonable. WA. 3-1933.
PAINTING and decorating; inside; out-
side. Reasonable price. TO. 9-8462.
ASH and rubbish Drums
$3.00
21 Gallon Galvanized Garbage Can $4.00
Heavy Wire Burning Baskets $2.50
Free Delivery-Matt Dean. Phone KE
3-4870-KE. 1.1593.
BRICK WORK, all kinds. Porches. chim-
neys, steps.
J. Barak, 3770 Edison
TY 6-0649.
WANT SALES GIRL
with so:ne knowledge of office world
par( or full time, for drapery and
linen store. Write Box 77, The Jew•
KWh News, 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.,
Detroit 35. Mich.
SECRETARY
For Synagogue Office
Afternoons, 1-5..
Call UN. 4-6423 Cl
, UN, 4-4961,
YOUNG MAN to work in grocery store.
part time and week-ends. Good warges.
UN. 2-9569.
YOUNG MAN desires part time work.
Age 23. College graduate. Available
week-ends and/or evenings after 6:00.
Call evenings, TE. 4-5091.
WOULD like job as companion or baby
sitter, days or evenings. WE. 3.2986.
WANT Jewish woman as companion,
tight housekeeping; stay in. 4200 W.
Davison,
WANTED SALESMAN
JOU*.
Experienced in ladies', children and
infants wear to call on established
accounts. Drawing on commission.
Good opportunity for right person.
Fish Specialty. 432 W. Jefferson. WO.
1-2367; TE. 4-7099.
YOUNG MAN to work in pawn shop;
experience not necessary. part or full
- tithe. King's, 3143 Woodward Avenue.
SALESMAN 'wanted for men's wear. Ap-
ply 6320 W. Fort street or cat!. VI.
1-3438.
CARPENTER-Alterations. No sob
big or too small. TO. 8-2779.
FOR BETTER wall
Russell. One day
526 Belmont.
too
washing call James
service TO. 6-4005
Owner -
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,
All Work Guaranteed
Cadillac
Roofing Co.
2479 W. Davison Ave.
TO. 8-0071
A-/ PAINTING and decorating. Exterior
and interior, paper hanging. Special
low prices for outside work. Workman-
ship guaranteed. Reasonable. WA.
3-6522.
FURNITURE repaired and refinished.
Free estimates. WE. 3-2110.
A-1 PAINTING,
decorating. Reasonable
prices. Free estimates. VI. 2-8997 Sun-
days, evenings TO. 5-8271.
BIGELOW Carpet Cleaners. Expert carpet
rug, furniture, cleaning repairing. Car-
pet laying, binding and dying. Springs
retied. 8270 Grand River. TR, 2-2199,
T14. 5-8813.
OLD CLOTHING WANTED
Best prices paid for men's suits, top-
coats and shoes. Telephone call will
bring us to you immediately.
TU. 3-1872
101,714
Release of Imprisoned Jewish Leaders
In Romania Asked by Israel Society
,
TEL AVIV, (JTA)-The Israel . Party in Romania; S. Schittono-
Association of Jews from Ro- witzer. Pascue Schechter, and
mania has appealed to Romani- two unidentified men.
an authorities to release the 200-
It was also revealed that a
odd Jewish and Zionist leaders
under arrest in that country •second trial of Jewish leaders
and has asked the Israel govern- opened in Bucharest Oct. 4, but
! ment to appeal to the Soviet no information about the pro-
Union to use its good offices to ceedings is available h e r e..
help expedite the release of the Among the defendants is Mich-
Jews, it was revealed by officers ael Benvenisti, former President
of the association, They also dis- of the Zionist Federation of Ro-
closed that the organization had mania; his wife, who served as
appealed to the Romanian au- clerk at the Israel legation in
thorities to permit Jews with Bucharest; Dr. - Jean Cohen,
family members in Israel to mi- former president. of the World
grate from Romania to the Jew- Jewish Congress' Romanian sec -
ish State. tion, Jean Littman, a WJC lead-
Speaking at a press confer- I er and director of the Jewish
ence here, the Association ; secondary school in Bucharest,
spokesmen said that they had and Miss Jetta Leibovitz, Ma-
leader in Romania. It is
received
received information from Ro-
mania that five Zionist leaders known,• the Association official
had been sentenced to prison said, that the defendants have
terms of from 10 to 18 years, been given an opportunity to
following their conviction on defend themselves.
In the memorandum on immi-
charges that included • sabotage
and undermining the security of gration, the Association pointed
(International)
the Romanian state. Their out that there were 250,000 Jews
Former President Harry Tru- prosecutor was Eugen Christ- in Romania who had registered
man is shown in St. Louis with chenko, an anti-Semite who had for migration to Israel. There
Jacob S. Potofsky, president of served as head of the Romanian were at least 50.000 elderly Jews
the Sidney Hillman foundation police during the Fascist Anto- now in Israel who had children
and president of the Amalga- nescu regime. still living in Romania, the As-
mated Clothing Workers of
The five defendants, all of sociation leaders pointed out,
America, on receiving the 51,000 whom pleaded_ . innocent to the . adding that their .appeal for
annual Sidney Hillman award charges, were: Dr. Edgar Ken- the release of these people was
for meritorious public service. ner, who headed the Revisionist made on a humanitarian basis.
Truman told the dinner audi
ence that "old guard reaction-
aries" have gained new strength
and are striving to overturn
constructive achievements.
People Make News
Bennike, Sharret Face
Jordan Canal Problem
JERUSALEM - United Na-
tions Truce Chief Maj. Gen.
Vagn Bennike and Israel For-
eign Minister Moshe Sharett met
Thursday at Mr. Sharrett's in-
vitation to discuss the canal
project along the northern sec-
tion of the Jordan River to
which Syria has taken objec-
tion.
A UN spokesman maintained
that Gen. Bennike had not
changed h i s original attitude
which was to demand that the
Israelis cease work immediately
on the project until they could
arrive at an agreement with the
Syrians on how it should be car-
ried through. The UN Truce
Chief appears to regard imple-
mentation of his ruling as a test
case involving both his and the
United Nation's authority.
An Israeli spokesman had no
reaction to the UN interpreta-
tions but simply confirmed the
technical details of the meeting
and stated that the only item
on the agenda was the canal
situation. At the Foreign Minis-
try a spokesman said he was
unaware of any "new proposals
or compromise' allegedly to be
offered by Mr. Sharett.
Anna M. Rosenberg, former only charitable institution of its
Assistant Secretary of Defense, kind, devoted to the free treat-
has been named to receive Ye- ment of children suffering from
Shiva University's annual Char- asthma and other allergies.
ter Day award which will be pre- There are 200 members in the
rented Sunday, Detroit L e a g u e, Mrs. Grey
Nov. 8, at Hotel stated.
Astor, New York
it was an-
Dr. DONALD J. HAGER, former
nounced by Dr. assistant professor of anthro-
- Samuel Belkin,
president of the pology and sociology at Prince-
university. The , ton University, has been ap-
Charter Day pointed research' director of the
celebration will commission on community in-
ma•k the eighth
anniversary of j terrelations of • the American
the elevation of Jewish Congress.
Yeshiva to uni-
versity status to
Mrs. Rosenberg become the first 'Mexican Jewry Says
American university' under Jew-
Reports Exagerated
ish auspices.
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MEXICO CITY, (ITA)-
Louis E. Levitan, former direc-
Jewish leaders here termed
tor of the San Francisco Bond
"greatly exaggerated" the re-
Drive, has been appointed exec-
ports published in New York
utive secretary about an alleged stepped-up
of the National
antiLJewish campaign in
Home for Jew-
Mexico. Exception to these
ish Children at reports is also being taken
Denver, Colo., it by the Jewish press here.
w a s announced
In objecting to these re-
this week by
ports, Mexigan Jewish leaders
Mrs.. Oscar point out that their alarming
Grey, president tone can only harm the posi-
of the Detroit
tion of the Jews in Mexico.
League of the They emphasize that the at-
Home. Levitan tacks againSt Jews in anti-
brings to the
Semitic publications are not a
Children's Home
new development and that
a broad back-
Levitan
these attacks are not being
ground in Jewish welfare a•
taken seriously.
is
2?-DETROIT
" r".:\A/S
•.tivities. The home is
Friday, actoberf )16,t 195.3
2,4248
,
Truman Receives
Hillman Award
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
Built Up Flat
Asphalt Roofing
Gutters
Tin and Canvas Decks
Roof Repairing
45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Michigan at Livernois 6'332;
good location, 20 x 55, gas
beat, much foot traffic and car
stops. Rent reasonable, .Suitable
for any business,
New efforts to pave the way for the return of the American
and Jewish Committee and the Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith
TY. to the ranks of the National Community Relations Advisory Coun-
NCRAC held Its annual plenary
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cil were made shortly before the
session
this
week
in
Chicago
...
The
top leaders of the NCRAC,
New Silver Blue Mink Stole, American Jewish Commi.t.•., Anti-Defamation
League were
detachable tails,
brought together by the Counell of Jewish Federations and Wel-
very long, deep and full.
fare Funds for an ihformal discussion of the possibilities of recon-
First $695 takes it.
ciliation ... However, the discussion brought no results . . . Both
sides seem to be sticking to their guns, although they do not
10 A. M. 5 P. M.
intend to fight each other . . . In fact, from time to time they
VE. 5-4894
may even be inclined to meet together, under neutral auspices,
on special situations which may require united Jewish action ..
BEAVER COAT for sale. Eleven stripes,
also several ladies' dresses, suits and This, for instance, was the case when Senator Herbert H. Lehman .
hats. Sunday. 9 a. tn. to 1 p. m. 18508 appealed to them to coordinate their campaigns for liberalization
Pinehurst.
of the present_ immigration laws . . . It was at Sen. Lehnian's
FOR SALE:: One button hole and one initiative that the leaders of . these two groups agreed to meet for
button Singer Sewing machine., Style
However, the meeting took place on
an exchange of views .
71312. WE. 3-4135.
"neutral ground"-in one of New York's leading hotels, and not
FURNITURE for sale: Complete six
rooms deitme furniture; sacrificing. in the offices of any of the organizations . , . The plenary session
WE. 5-4881.
of the NCRAC this week was the first such session held by the
FOR SALE: Slightly used French love NCRAC since the American. Jewish Committee and the Anti- De-
seat. TO. 8-7696.
famation League left its ranks in the dispute over the Maclver
Report.
Centrally located. Call TU.
row , 40-EMPLOYMENT
QUALIFIED HELP. cooks, dishwashers:
couples, porters, day. week. Universal
Employment Service. TY. 8-5310.
The American Scene
SACRIFICE: Beautiful rug 10x13
living room suite. 3 months old.
7-7737.
UN. 4-5750
ASSIST DRIVER to New York. October
25th. All expenses paid. Mrs. Grahm,
TR. 5-6660.
By BORIS SMOLAR'
(Copyright, 1953, Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
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