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45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

50-BUSINESS CAHDS

CLEANING, tailoring store, good busi-
ness, good location for past 36 years.
WA. 2-9541, after 7 p.m. ICE. 4-8122.

ABRAHAM'S

Turkey-Iraq Pact
Feared in Israel

Turover to Plant Grove in Israel

Painting and Decorating, wall wash-

CHARLEVOIX, MICH.
Chance of a Lifetime
$5,000 DN. OR TRADE

ing and paper hanging, average 5

26 rm. hotel, 13 adjoining baths, 2
attractive lobbys, fireplaces, steam
heat, dining capacity 150. Also ideal

for organizations or clubs.

BORAKS REALTY
TY. 8-8100

?FOR SALE, outstanding moderate sized
market in fine surburban community.
Brand new store with all new fixtures.
Low rental, good lease. Must sacrifice,
partner leaving business. Wonderful
opportunity to get into successful
business with a future at a modest
cost. Call Irv, UN. 1-0129.

CAPABLE TAILOR as partner in tailor-
ing and cleaning business.Estahlished
30 years. Excellent opportunity. UN.
2-3697.

MARKET in northwest ,section, doing a
'*good business, must sell on account
of illness. No reasonable offer refused.
Closed Sunday. UN. 4-5656.

BUILDING BUSINESS
PARTNER WANTED

HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CAPITAL TO
INVEST IN PARTNERSHIP ON AN
ACTIVE BASIS WITH AN EXPERI-
ENCED AN DLICENSED HOME
BUILDER. AM PREPARED TO ACT
AT ONCE WITH THE RIGHT PARTY.
WRITE BOX 90, THE JEWISH NEWS,
17100 W. 7 MILE ROAD., DETROIT
35, MICHIGAN.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

PAINTER AND Decorator. White. Remov-
ing paper, sanding and finishing floors.
TY 8-3698.

FOR BE'ffER wall washing call James
Russell. One day service. TO. 6-4005.

526 Belmont.

LICENSED, insured and bonded, carpen-
ter work, brick, plastering work and
etc. All alterations and remodeling;
all work guaranteed. TO. 8-0060.

'PAINTING, decorating, interior, exterior.
Estimates free. Mr. Shulman, TO.
S-8150.

Decorat-
ing, wall washing. W. Williams, 7758

PAINTING-Exterior, Interior,

Prairie. TE. 4-0195, TY. 4-0512.

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

FIVRNITURE repaired and refinished.
Free estimates. WE. 3-2110.

Al
- PAINTING, decorating. Reasonable
prices. Free estimates. VI. 2-8997,
BR. 3-6271.

NKPERT painting & wall waahing. Ref-
erences.
TY. 7-2501.

TILE

DO YOU HEED TILE WORE?
New and Repair Special

OF 0 TILE & TERRAZZO CO.

Dl. 1-0568

UN. 1-5075

1... KAILAN, carpenter, cabinet maker, at-
tics, reacreation rooms, louver doors.
exceptional material. Estimates and
advice free. UN. 2-8890.

L SCHWARTZ & Co. All types of car-
penters work. TY. 7-7756 or UN. 2-6329.

A-1 PAINTING, decorating, contractor;
interior - exterior. Fr e e
estimates.
Dresser, TO. 8-6047.

$2.50
ASH and Rubbish Drums
21 Gallon Galvanized Garbage Can $4.00
Heavy Wire Burning Baskets 52.50
Free Delivery-Matt Dean. Phone KE.
3-4870-KE. 1-1593.

BRICK, Plaster, Pointing: All repairs.
Chimney, porches, steps. UN. 2-1017,
UN. 2-8948.

ACE VAN-STORAGE CO.

Clean, modern equipped vans, 2 men,

$9. an hour. Best service, guaranteed,

pickups, piano specialist, local-long

distance.

TY. 8-6363

WALL WASHING aria painting, A-1 work
very reasonable. TW. 3-8992. Caftone.

WALL WASHING, experienced. work
guaranteed. Free estimates. Perfect
Wall Washing Co., TO. 8-2460.

JORNICE boards and draperies cleaned.
WE. 4-4826.

11. L. TAYLOR-Painting and papering,

wall washing, reasonable. TY. 6-1390.
-- •
BRICK CLEANING, prompt., reliable
service. TY. 5-9293. •

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

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Serious
concern over the effects on
Israel of the Iraqi - T u r k i s h
KE. 4-8965
treaty for mutual defense was
expressed in Israel government
TREES TRIMMED, repaired, removed.
Fress estimates. KE. 3-8612. Fitzgerald circles. It was noted here that
Tree Service.
the pact confirms the negative
attitude of the Arab countries
toward Israel:
55-MISCELLANEOUS
A spokesman for the Foreign
WILL SACRIFICE luxurious $6,000 e
fice here drew attention to
dian wild mink full length coat. ana- Office
16-18. DI. 1-1630.
the fact that the treaty con-
tains a pledge directed against
Israel. Under this pledge, both
57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
Iraq and Turkey have obli-
GOODS & FURNITURE
gated themselves "to take meas-
The Turover Aid Society, which recently celebrated its 14th
DUNCAN PHYFE dining room set. 10
ures guaranteeing enforcement anniversary, has undertaken to plant a grove of 1000 trees in Israel.
pieces. 2 corner cabinets. UN. 2-9943.
of the United Nations resolu
The grove, when completed, will perpetuate the name and work
Must sell beautiful 7-piece mahoga
tions on the Palestine question." of the society. Shown above is the signing of an agreement be-
bedroom set. Blond dinette tab le
and 4 chairs. Mahogany end table
The Arab countries have tween the Turover Aid Society and the Jewish National Fund.
and living room lamp. Antique hand
charged Israel with ignoring the
carved table with mabble top, cheap.
From left to right are: BEN GRANT, of Turover JNF committee;
4196 W. Outer Dr.
UN resolution on the interna-
HARRY M. MANDELL, vice president; SOLOMON RUBIN, presi-
tionalization of Jerusalem.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and Grand Pi ano,
dent of the society; DAVID SILVER, president of the Jewish Na-
nearly new, for sale. BR. 3-0166.
"This hostile intent towards tional Fund Council; ISADORE SOSNICK, honorary president of
Israel, which forms an integral Turover Aid and chairman of its JNF project committee, and
part of the Iraqi-Turkish pact," PERCY KAPLAN, executive director of the JNF Council. Other
the Israel spokesman said, "is officers of the Turover, not in the photograph, are: Max Shul-
a patent statement that the new zinger, second vice president; Meyer Korby, treasurer; J. Irving
treaty is liable to encourage Grant, financial secretary; I. Gliner, recording secretary; Sam
Arab belligerent tendencies in Dryfus, hospitaler, and Mrs. H. Pfeiffer, ladies' hospitaler. The
3 Rooms of the
their relations with Israel, to grove will be a part of the Detroit Landsmanshaften Forest
Most Beautiful and
of
foment
aggressive ambitions 30,000 security trees. Eleven societies have already adopted proj-
Finest Furniture!
and to undermine peace and ects of planting groves of
1000 trees each in this Forest.
stability in the Middle East."
• Exquisite Dining Room
The pro-government paper,
Set
Davar, declared that signing of
• 7 Piece Master Bed-
the Iraqi-Turkish pact requires
room Set
greater preparedness on Israel's
ATLANTIC CITY, (JTA) - A ment agencies in 1953 and 1954.
part and increased efforts to
• 4 Piece Twin Bedroom
George F. Meany, president of
offset dangers developing from study of jobs available in the
Set
this new development in the Los Angeles area during a two- the American Federation of
Middle East. . The editorial in- week period last month revealed Labor and scheduled to head the
Come Any Day
sisted that Turkish identifica- that 17 per cent of these job projected merged labor move-
tion with the official Arab atti- openings discriminated against ment with 15,000,000 affiliated
Except Saturday
tude-both on the United Na- Jews, it was revealed at the two- members, told the parley that
tions partition plan for Pales- day national trade union confer- the labor movement would not
tine and on recognizing the ex- ence of the Jewish Labor Com- tolerate racial or religious dis-
istence of a state of war be- mittee. The survey which re- crimination.
tween the Arab states and Israel vealed this bias was carried out
A resolution was paised at-
-"puts Israel-Turkish relations by the metropolitan offices of tacking the McCarran-Walter
to a severe test, to our regret." the Department of Employment immigration law, but praising
Orthodox Delegation
The Histadrut newspaper said of Los Angeles and covered 5,335 President Eisenhower's personal
Invited to Visit Israel
-.that the pact cannot improve job openings.
efforts in behalf of revision of
The Los Angeles survey, whose the measure.
the possibility of stability or
peace in the Middle East, but general results were mirrored in
would increase tension. While polls of the Maryland State Em-
the West spoke of restraining ployment service and in the Chi- Print Braille Prayer
Arab aggressiveness, it had ac- cago area, turned up the fact Books for Jewish Blind
tually encouraged it through that one-third of all managerial
this pact, Davar added. It and professional openings were
Mrs. Meyer Shugerman, and
stressed that while it might discriminatory, with over half of Harry Himelstein, both of the
have been expected that Turkey them aimed against Jews. Three- Sisterhood of Cong. Shaarey
would influence Iraq in this sit- quarters of all clerical jobs car- Zedek, are participating in a
uation, actually the reverse had ried discriminatory specifications project to make Jewish prayer
proved true.
and of these fully 27 per cent books available to the blind.
The Jerusalem Post, inde- were anti-Jewish.
The initial copy of the prayer
pendent and only English- lan-
In the Chicago area, it was book, the first ever published in
guage newspaper in Israel, corn, reported by Martin Gerber, di- Hebrew and English Braille, was
mented that Israel, owing to its rector of Region 9 of the United presented last week to Dr. Da-
situation in the middle of the Auto Workers-CIO, the Bureau vid H. Katz, a blind New York
Arab world, could not view this of Jewish Employment Problems
psychiatrist whose concern for
development with "philosophi- -set up by the JLC together
the spiritual needs of the Jew-
cal- •detachment," It asked the with the American Jewish Com-
ish blind inspired it.
Rabbi DAVID B. HOLLANDER question : what would Turkey mittee, American Jewish Con-
Publication of the books has
Iraq
asks
for
aid
in
an
(left) pr e s i d en t, Rabbinical do if
gress and Bnai Brith-had found
Council of America and Rabbi adventure aimed at implement- that 1,000 of 3,700 national bus- been made possible through
HERSCHEL SCHACHTER, chair- ing the UN partition resolution iness companies placed job ord- funds contributed by affiliated
Sisterhoods of the National
man, Israel Commission, have on Palestine, especially now ers which discriminated against
Women's League of the United
been invited by the Israeli gov- that Turkey has announced its Jews. The survey was based on
Synagogue of America, women's
ernment to study religious and support of the Arab demands job orders placed with employ-
arm of Conservative Judaism.
cultural institutions in the Holy for implementation of the reso-
The books will be available in
lution? „
Land.
Anti-Israel Pledge in Pact
Arabs, Jews Show Mutual sets of 11 volumes, including the
sabbath, festivals and High Hol-
Surprises Western Diplomats
Friendship in Tunisia
Return Engagement
iday liturgy. Full sets of the
WASHINGTON,. (JTA) -The
work will be presented to each
anti-Israel pledge in the -treaty
Set in Libel Suit
TUNIS, (JTA) - A striking Jewish blind person requesting
concluded between Iraq and manifestation of Arab - Jewish
them from the Jewish Braille
NEWARK, (JTA)-A $50,000 Turkey came as a complete sur- friendship has taken place in Institute, 101 W. 55th St., New
prise to Western diplomats who the town of Tatouine, in South-
counter-suit brought by Conde were closely watching the ne-
York, N. Y.
McGinley, publisher of the anti- gotiations between the two ern Tunisia. The Union Generale
de la Agriculture Tunisienne, a City of Hope Auxiliary
Semitic sheet "Common Sense," countries.
major supporter of the Neo-
against Rabbi Joachim Prinz of The pledge is contained in an Destour nationalist movement, Plans Purim Program
this city has been • dismissed by exchange of letters after the invited leaders of the Jewish
Detroit Auxiliary of City of
the New Jersey State Superior treaty was signed. The letters community of ',Tatouine, headed Hope is planning a Purim party-
are attached to the treaty and by Rabbi. David Cohen, to at-
Court.
on Thursday evening, at the
their contents have been made tend one of its meetings.
March ,14 has been set as the public in a statement issued
Workmen's Circle Center, Lin-
In return, the local Jewish wood and Burlingame. A group
opening date of a libel- suit by the Iraq government. West-
community
there
held
a
recep-
of performers will entertain with
brought by Rabbi Prinz against ern diplomats now interpret the
McGinley. "Common Sense" was move as a bid by Iraq and Tur- tion at the synagogue for lead- readings froth Sholem Aleichem.
recently listed among neo-Nazi key to silence Egyptian criticism ers of the Union, in the course Leaders and members from all
groups and publications marked and obtain support of other of which Brahim ben Abdallah, organizations and co-workers in
head of the group, said that the City of Hope movement. are
as anti-Semitic in a report of Arab League states.
the Union would always consider invited at no charge. Holiday
the House COmmittee on Un-
Especially surprising is 'Tur-
Tunisian Jewry as fellow Tun- refreshments will be served.
American Activities:
key's subscription to the Iraqi
isians,
with • the same rights as
Dr. Prinz has charged that viewpoint on Israel. The Turk-
he was libelled in 1952 When ish Embassy press attache in their Moslem brothers. It is un- Mogi lever Society to Hold
"Common Sense" described him Washington said that Turkish derstood that - the Union plans Histadrut, Purim Evening
as a "red rabbi who was put out diplomatic authorities here are similar "get - togethers" with
of Germany because of his re- not yet in receipt of information Jewish communities in other
Mogilever Progressive Aid So-
volutionary and communistic from Baghdad regarding an parts of the country.
ciety will dedicate its Histadrut
The
Jewish
Community
Coun-
activities." anti-Israel clause in the Turk-
evening at 8. p.m., March 14, to
cil of Tunis opened a new com-
McGinley brought suit be- ish-Iraqi pact.
a Purim party. The event, to be
munity
center
at
La
Marsa,
Press attache Nuzhet Baba
cause Dr. Prinz was reported to
held in Workmen's Circle Cen-
have stated that "it's about time said he did not believe Turkey small town about 20 kilometers ter, will feature a new movie
this scurrilous sheet was put out would take an anti-Israel posi- from this city. Earlier, the same from Israel and Purim refresh-
of business." The judge ruled tion, but stressed that he was so body had opened another such ments. Members and their fam-
that Dr. Prinz' statement was far without authentic informa- center at La Goulette.
ilies are invited.
tion on the reported exchange
not slanderous nor libelous.
The first woman student at
of letters between Turkish ,pre,
Michigan State College, was ad- 26-DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
mier Adnan
To be vain is rather ••a, mark Premier
Nun Merideres'and,Irraqi
"Said.
Friday, March 4, 1955
"- • - •.- - mated in 1870.
of humility than pride.-Swift

room home, $125.

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FOR SALE

JLC Reveals Serious Job Prejudice

3816 Fullerton