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SOL-EMPLOYMENT

FIELDS EMPLOYMENT
coiere0 Couples. Cooks. Maids,

50-BUSINESS CARDS

SWIss Jewry 'Shocked'

FURNITURE REPAIRED and refinished.
Free ,estimates. WE. 3-2110.

At Passport Revelation

A-1 PAINTING, decorating. Reasonable
prices. Free estimates. VI. 2-8997, TO.
5-8271, evenings, Sundays.

Chauffeurs, Janitort,
Caretakers, Porters
DAY OR WEEQC

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TR. 3-7770

CARPENTER-All types of alterations.
Call WE. 3-0815, WE. 4-4826.

PAINTING - Exterior, Interior, Decorat-
ing, wall washing. W. Williams, 7758
Prairie. TE. 4-0195-TY. 4-0512.

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

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

WANTED: Real estate salesmen or
svomen. By appointment only. TO.
6-2629. TO. 8-4386. Geller Realty.

WALL WASHING; experienced. . Work
guaranteed. Free estimates. TO. 8-7749.-

Ambitious Women Wanted

toiletries and cosmetics. An easy way
to earn in spare time.

SEWARD MOVING &
STORAGE CO.

WO. 3-5741

Most reasonable rates in the
city, including Saturday and
Sunday. Fully guaranteed.

ACCOUNTANT

TY. 8-2800 7707-12th St.

C.P.A. preferred, to assist of-

fice manager of large residen-

tial builder. Good salary and

opportunity. Write all qualifi-

cations in first letter, Box 28,

The Jewish News, 17100 W.

7 Mile Rd., Detroit

WALL WASHING and painting; A-1
work, very reasonable. Immediate
service. TW. 3.8992. ,

THE FINEST in landscaping and soils.
TY. 6-5883, BR. 3-1886.

To distribute Avon's complete line of

35, Mich.

GIRL. experienced, help with infant,
children. Evenings. week-ends. UN.
1-4848.

We specialize in all kinds of
furniture refinishing, restoring
and repairing. Residential or

business. Touched up work done.
Hicks Artcraft Co., WA. 2-3876
or WA. 3-6536.

PAINTING AND DECORATING, wall
washing; reasonable: free estimates,
Abrahams, KE. 4-8965.

FOR A BETTER paint -job, call J. B.
Dresser, TO. 8-6047.

OLD CLOTHING WANTED

MIDDLE-AGED COMPANION
WANTED
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Best prices paid for men's suits, top-

coats and shoes. Telephone call will
bring us to you immediately.

Na heavy work. Ability to drive
desirable but not essential. Would

TI). 3 7 1872

consider party to stay nights only.

Call TO. 8-8828, 12-4 P. M.

bookkeeper wanted for
one girl office. Steady. good hours,
good pay. UN. 3-9283.

EXPERIENCED

40A-EMPLOYMENT-WANTED

RELIABLE WOMAN desires baby sitting;
TO. 5-6971.

Cadillac
Roofing Co.

FOR SALE

PRACTICE GOLF RANGE

Good Location - Well Equipped
Priced for Quick Sale.
Terms Can Be Arranged.

2479 W. Davison Ave.

CALL UN. 3-5529 UNTIL 14 P.M.

TO. 8-0071-

GROCERY, beer & wine store for

11736 Dexter. Selling due to illness

ROOD

going

food

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market, complete

•elf-serve, modern. 40x75. Good lease

reasonable. N.W.

29, The

Built Up Flat
Asphalt Roofing
Gutters
Tin and Canvas Decks
Roof Repairing

All Work Guaranteed

45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

section. Sox No.

55-MISCELLANEOUS
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■ DOUBLE BED, mahogany, box spring,
I
excellent condition, $100. UN. 1-4848.

Jewish News, 17100 W. 7

Pure Home Made Chicken Fat,

Mile, Detroit 35, Mich.

Highly Sanitary, $1.00 a Jar.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

TO. 5-6787

BRICK WORK, all kinds. *Porches. •chim-
_ net's, steps. J. Barak, 3770 Edison,
TY. 6-0649.

L. KM-IAN, carpenter, cabine(; maker,
attics, recreation rooms, kitchen cabinets.
Estimates and advice free. UN. 2-8890.

WORK?
New and Repair Special

DO YOU NEED TILE

U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.

DI. 1-0568

UN. 1-5075

Custom built lamps and shades.
Shades recovered. AU styles of
lamps remodeled. We make our
own bases to match your re-
quirements. We pick up and
deliver. 13248 LinWood, TO.
8-7205. Terin Lamp a n d
Shade.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

PAINTER

AND Decorator. Removing
paper, sanding and finishing floors.
TY. 8-3698.

WINDOW cleaning, storms removed, wall
Washing, painting, interior and exterior.
KE. 1-1716.

ASH and Rubbish Drums

$2.50

21 Gallon Galvanized Garbage Can $4.00
Heavy Wire Burning Baskets $2.50
Free Delivery-Matt Dean. Phone KE.
3-4870-KE. 1-1593.

WROUGHT IRON
FURNITURE

MADE TO ORDER
Porch Railings
Stair Roils

Burglar Protectiam,

TE. 4-2374

all

Israel Walks Out of

I Armistice Commission

In Dispute With Syria

TILE

CARPENTER-Alterations. No ,tob too
big or too small. TO. 8-2779,

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

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TEL AVIV, (JTA) - Israel
walked out of a meeting of the
Israel-Syrian Mixed Armistice
Commission after the Syrian del-
egation insisted upon discussing
an incident which the Israelis
held to be outside the jurisdic-
tion of the commission. However,
the Israelis made it clear that
the walk-out was only from the
meeting, not from the MAC, and
that they would leave future
meetings also if matters outside
the jurisdiction of the mixed .
group. were discussed.
The incident involved the kill-
ing in an exchange of fire on
two Syrians last April who
crossed into Israel territory in
the demilitarized zone from
Syria to give cover to a party of
Arab peasants illegally harvest-
ing fields in' the demilitarized
zone.
The Israel delegation insisted
that under the terms of Article
V, paragraph 6 of the Israel-
Syrian armistice pact only the
chairman of the MAC is respon-
sible for assuring full implemen-
tation of the conditions of the
armistice pact in the demilitar-
ized zone. After the Israelis left
the meeting, it was learned, the
Syrian censuring Israel in the
shooting was a dopted. The
chairman abstained on the mo-
tion, which left only the Syrians
voting.

Unique Honor to Jewish Chaplain

ZURICH, (JTA) - Represen-
tatives of Swiss Jewry expressed
"astonishment" at the recent
revelation that the initiative for
the Nazis stamping the pass-
ports of Jews leaving Germany
with the letter "J" came from
a suggestion by Swiss police
authorities in 1938.
The delegates to the 50th an-
niversary convention of the as-
sembly of the Federation of
Swiss Jewish Communities also
criticized the fact that during
the Nazi era these same Swiss
authorities had come to an
agreement with the Nazis that
might have Involved discrimin-
atory treatment of Swiss Jews.
The delegates also adopted a
resolution protesting the "brutal
measures" invoked by Roman-
ian authorities against Zionist
and Jewish leaders. In another
resolution, the delegates ex-
pressed concern over the un-
Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon, spiritual leader of Congregation
hampered revival of Nazi forces
in Germany and the dangers to Bnai Israel, Red Bank, N. J., shown inspecting honor guard at Ft.
Monmouth, N. J., in ceremony honoring him for service as part-time
peace of a revived German mili-
Jewish chaplain at post. The first part-time Jewish chaplain to
tarism.
be so honored by the military, Chaplain Hershon, one of 225 part-
time Jewish chaplains recruited and served by the National Jew-
Shechita Is Not Banned
ish Welfare Board's Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy, was later
In W. Germany, Jews Told presented with a scroll-for "20 years of faithful and outstanding
service as Jewish auxiliary chaplain to Ft. Monmouth."
The testimonial scroll to Chaplain Hershon, noting that he
LONDON, (JTA)-There is no
restriction on Jewish ritual had dedicated his life "in loyalty to God, his Church and his
slaughter in Germany, the West country," was signed by Maj. Gen. Ivan L. Bennett, who was at
German diplomatic mission to that time Army Chief of Chaplains. It was presented before a
this country announced in reply gathering of 500 persons, including top military officials and Jew-
to a query from the Agudas Is- ish and non-Jewish civic leaders from near-by communities.
rael world executive. The mis-
sion added that German au-
thorities expect no change in I
the situation.
After the Bonn mission's
By LEON GUTTERMAN
peared in "Trio," "Alice in Arms"
statement was made, the Agu-
(Copyright, 1954, JTA, Inc.)
and "The Wind Is Ninety."
dah issued a statement to the
He performed strongly in "The
HOLLYWOOD-Kirk
-Douglas,
effect that this expression of the
Strange Love" with Barbara
who
has
earned
Hollywood's
ad-
official German view had allayed
Stanwyck, played a racketeer in
concern felt in many 'Jewish miration as one of its strongest "Out of the Past," with Robert
dramatic actors by a series of
quarters over the possibility, of virile performances during the Mitchum, and then he played a
the West German government
past six years, recently achieved series of second leads in "I
limiting the right of shechita. international renown by being Walk Alone," "Mourning Be-
chosen to portray Ulysses, migh- comes Electra," "Walls of Jeri-
N. Y. Mayor's Inquiry on
tiest warrior. of the ancient cho," "My Dear Secretary" and
Bias Is to Remain Secret
world, in the spectacular Tech- "A Letter to Three Wives."
The picture that made him
nicolor epic, "Ulysses," adapted
ALBANY, (JTA) - The New from Homer's epic, and produced one of the screen's top stars,
York State Court of Appeals in Italy and the waters of the and put him well on the way to
ruled that the City of New York Meditteranean on a truly colos- earning a fortune, as well as
need not make public a three- sal scale. "Ulysses," which co- fame, was "The Champion,"
year-old report on charges that stars the sultry Italian actress filmed in 1949 by Stanley Kram-
former Correction Commissioner Silvana Mangano, will be re- er, at that time just an aspiring,
Williams had discriminated leased in the United States by impecunious producer.
He followed up with more
against Jewish employees of his Paramount late this year.
strong performances in "Young
department. The court action
Born of Russian-Jewish par- Man with a Horn," "Glass Men-
had been brought by the Ameri- entage in New York, Kirk Doug-
can Jewish Congress and was las, whose real name is Isadore agerie," "Ace in the Hole," "The
lost in lower state courts prior Demsky, was an only boy in a Travellers," "Along the Great
to being turned down by the family with six girls. The family Divide," "Detective Story," "Bad
and the Beautiful," "story of
highest state tribunal.
had to struggle hard for a live-
In 1951 the then mayor, Vin- lihood, and as a boy Kirk helped Three Loves" and "The Juggler,"
cent Impellitteri, ordered Inves- augment its income by various which was filmed in Israel.
tigations Commissioner James after-school chores. He was,
H. Shells to study the charges. however, a brilliant scholar and
Eight months later Commission- also distinguished himself in
By N. E. ARONSTAM, M.D.
er Sheils wrote a report which high school drama productions.
That following the Piyut
cleared Commissioner Williams, He won a - scholarship to St.
Mayor Impellitteri refused to re- Lawrence University, highly "V'Khal Maaminim" recited on
veal the contents of the report, ' rated academically, and there Rosh Hashanah (at the - end - of
stating merely that Commis- he followed up his acting bent. the alphabetical taw), and un-
sioner Williams had been' Muscular and well developed usual utterance appears, viz:
"Toleh Eretz al b'limah." The
cleared.
physically, Kirk was .a collegiate earth is suspended upon naught.
wrestler.
This piyut has been ascribed to
Jew Elected to Turkish
Kirk's first Broadway stage Kalir. They knew at that time
Parliament; Two Defeated
play was "Spring Again," which that astronomically the - earth
starred Grace George. He played is suspended or rather moves in
ISTANBUL, (JTA) - Henry a singing messenger boy, and space. There is "nothing new un-
Soriano, a Jew running on the made no impact upon the dra- der the sun."
Democratic Party ticket, has be- matic critics or audiences. In his
come the only Jewish member ' next play, "The Sisters," which
of Parliament following his par- starred Katherine Cornell, Ju- Raincoats Prove Value
ty's landslide victory in last dith Anderson and Ruth Gordon, As Foul Weather Friend
week's national elections.
he wasn't even on the stage . .
TEL AVIV, (IIP)-Exports of
The final results also revealed he was just an echo.
Israel rainwear during 1953
that Mosies Tekinalp, of the Re-
Success loomed, however, when
publican Party, and Djemil he snagged the juvenile lead in totalled $1,500,000. Israel coats
Heraha, of the Republican Na- a hit play, "Kiss and Tell." But were sent to markets in France,
tionalists, were both defeated. In the United States was fighting -Canada, U. S., Sweden, Finland,
the, last days of the election a war, and Kirk joined the and several other countries.
Test transports were also sent
campaign, Republican spokes- Navy, spending some o f his
men, attempting to overcome hitch in the Pacific, before get- to Guatamala, Venezuela an d
the handicap they had among ting a medical discharge. Re- Mexico. For 1954 manufacturers
minority groups because their suming his acting career he ap- have made plans to increase pro-
duction and export-s.
party instituted the Varlik tax
One of the reasons for the
of 1942 which brought economic
growing popularity of Israeli
ruin and imprisonment to many Military Makes Possible
rainwear is their attractive styl-
members of minority groups, of- First Korea Synagogue
ing. A number of firms specializ-
ferred to make restitution for
ing in the manufacture of rain-
the discriminatory tax if the
_Military authorities at 8th coats are now producing almost
party were returned to power.
Under the Democratic Party Army Headquarters in Seoul, Ko- exclusively for the export mar-
rule, which began in 1950 when rea, have made available a 50- ket.
the Republicans were unseated foot area in a quonset but for a
for the first time since the for- special Jewish chapel, "the first Washington Embassy Secretary
mation of the Turkish Republic, synagogue in Korean history." Gets High Post in Israel
WASHINGTON, (JTA)-M e i r
the Jews have been treated on a This is revealed in a report of
basis of equality with their fel- the Commis si on on Jewish Shalit, First Secretary of the
Chaplaincy of the National Wel- Israel Embassy here, left for
low citizens.
fare Board from Chaplain Mor- Israel to assume the post of
,deptity, ,director ,
tp, ofpc. of
chapl4ip,
22-DETROIT JEWISH ,NENNS ton Shalw,vitz, ,
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.Sh'Oett '
- Premier
Friday, June 11, 1954
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