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26-LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE I 40-EMPLOYMENT
W-D-ACREAGE FOR SALE
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FINEST 9 ACRES
IN
SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP
Suitable for better homes, be-
tween 10% and 11 Mile Rd. East
of Southfield Rd. Adjoins choicest
section of exclusive homes. WO
1-5770.
COTTAGES
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LAKE HURON
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160A on Ford Rd. 5 mi. from •
Plymouth & Ypsi., 8 mi. from •
Garden -City & Ann Arbor.
Priced right, terms.
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1 1A biks. from Main & 14 Mi.
Rd., zoned business & park-
ing. 169x325 plus 82x120. Need
area; this is it!
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74x60 cor. on Main St. Fine
for office or small business. A
steal at $125 per ft.
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Buy this S.W. corner 2 acres
and rezone it for business.
You'll double your money, in-
chided is 3 bedrm. Col. which
can be rented. Look this over.
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MODERN
SCENIC U.S. 23
FOR
JUNE, JULY and AUGUST
MAYBE YOU KNOW
OF SOMEONE .
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Who not only considers herself
a good efficient secretary, but IS
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Or a thorough bookkeeper,
and can prove it! Please have
them get in touch with Mr. Stein,
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
TY 8-2828. We have good open-
ings for additional persons in
these categories.
EXCELLENT BATHING
WRITE OR PHONE
J. J. REILLY
TAWXS CITY, MICHIGAN
PHONE FO 2-2626
$85 PER WEEK
3-BEDROOM Lakefront cottage, Jew-
ish community, furnace and all fa-
cilities. Oakland Lake. DI. 1-3733.
CASS LAKE cottage, 3 bedrooms,
lakefront, completely furnished,
heat. frigeration, automatic hot
water. DI. 1-3950.
27 - LAKE PROPERTY FOR RENT
50-BUSINESS CARDS
EXPERIENCED COOK in restaurant
work. Jewish or Hungarian style
preferred. Rose Food, 2204 Ashland,
Toledo, Ohio.
EXPERIENCED dress sales lady for
specialty shop, steady position, ex-
cellent wages. UN 3-6500 or TE
4-1383, Maurice Fashions, 18979
Livernois.
40A - WANTED, EMPLOYMENT
UNITY MISSIONARY Welfare Assol
ciation, Inc., can furnish depend-
able men and women for odd jobs,
maid, hourly cleaning. Call FO
6-9444.
MAN 60 YRS., 15 years experience in
liquor and patent medicines, part
or full time. Capable of taking full
charge. UN. 2-4901.
TILE
DO 'YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
DI 1-0568
UN 1-5075
PAINTING-Exterior, Interior, Deco-
rating, wall washing. W. Williams,
7758 Prairie. TE 4-0195, TY 5-9103.
I. SCHWARTZ & CO. All types of
carpenters work. TY 7-7758 or UN
2-6329.
WALL WASHING and painting, rea-
sonable. TY 7-4302.
LARKINS MOVING and Delivery
Service. Any time. Reasonable. 3319
Gladstone. TY 4-4587.
GAS HEAT, converesions, prompt
service, honest prices. Amber Bros.
UN 4-2469.
FOR BETTER wall washing call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
PAINTER AND Decorator. Rdmov-
ing paper, sanding and finishing
floors. TY 6-2999.
WALL WASHING and painting, A-1
work, reasonable. A. C. Castone.
TW 3-8992,
5-ROOM COTTAGE, modern conven-
iences, very reasonable. Colchester, ,ASSISTANT bookkeeping, typing,
Some fine locations in Frank-
PAINTING, decorating. Reason-
Ontario. WE. 4-9698.
W. Bloomfield area. Priced
clerical, also typing at home, part- A-1
able prices. Free estimates. VI
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from $4,000 to $10,000. Let us
time. Experienced. TO. 6-7528.
2-1026,
BR 3-6271.
ELIZABETH
LAKE,
3968
Cresthaven,
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open Sunday, modern 3-bedroom INTELLIGENT, ingenious, English-
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ESQUIRE CARPET CLEANERS. We
cottage,
sleeping
porch,
all
con-
man,
age
35,
desires
unusual
occu-
A. G. Elliott & Sons
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clean carpets, furniture, and cor-
veniencies, rent or sale. Charness.
pation, with good pay; will and
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nice boards, all work guaranteed,
31640 NORTHWESTERN
TO 7-3110.
can do anything. Box 124, Trenton,
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free
estimates. WE 4-4826, WE 3-0815
AT
MIDDLEBELT
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Michigan, or call OR. 6-3316.
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MA. 6-2503 •
JO. 4-6121
PAINTER, expert workmanship.
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Free estimate. Clarence Evans, TE
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45 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
4-2188.
COTTAGE FOR SEASON within 30
miles of Detroit. Must have safe 35 YEARS established dry goods, EXPERT painting and wall washing.
beach for children. UN. 3-3889.
to-STORE RENTALS
$80,000 volume business for sale.
References. TY 7-2501.
Building for rent with or without
inventory. Sacrifice, retirement. In- A-A-A-i WALL washing, paper re-
31 - TRANSPORTATION
formation call VI 2-9594, til 6 p.m.
moving, painting, paper hanging,
After 7 p.m. UN 4-0723. Mr. Henig.
floor sanding. City wide service.
4 3667 HASTINGS _= between
DRIVING TO Los Angeles about May
TO 5-0828.
Brewster and Douglas Pro-
11, desire one passenger to help SAM'S Men's Work Clothing store,
jects. Excellent location for
drive and share expenses. Call WO.
4865 Brush, near Warren, leaving PAINTING, interior, exterior, by ex-
o. market.
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3-6260.
city. Will take any offer. TE. 4-9675.
perienced painter, residential and
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commercial. Call Evenings, TY.
6-5891.
8410 12TH ST. - At Euclid,
excellent location for gro-
35-INSTRUCTION
Spacious dining room, kitchen
44 eery or market.
and patio. Fully equipped, to
55 - MISCELLANEOUS
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TROMBONE LESSONS
serve 100 people at one time.
dR 3712 FENKELL-At Dexter.
Very
reasonable.
Hotel
located
BEAUTIFUL full length natural mink
ALSO HARMONY AND
Store and 5 room- flat
coat, won in local contest, terrific
on the Beach. Phone 793,
above. Excellent location.
buy. TW. 3-5731.
ARRANGING
TAUGHT
South Haven, Michigan, or
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write Oakland Hotel.
CALL
.72 - STAMPS OF ALL NATIONS
Homesites
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Management
Company
1000 AMERICAN
TITLE BLDG.
wo. 1-6323
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18-B-STORE FOR LEASE
WYOMING and CURTIS
20 ft. store, available' in this
active stopping center, excellent
for any retail business.
BYRON W. TRERICE
UN. 2-5300
20-OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
WE 5-8460
BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yid-
dish English. Call experienced
teacher. WE 4-1793.
PROFESSIONAL Hebrew and Bar
Mitzvah teacher, reasonable, ref-
erences. Call TO 5-7622.
DAVID HOROWITZ, Hebrew teacher
and Bar Mitzvah specialist. Hebrew,
Yiddish, English citizenship. Free
trial lesson. Results guarafiteed.
WE 5-6004.
40-EMPLOYMENT
Fields Employment
Colored Couples, Cooks. Maids,
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Cartakers, Porters
- DAY or WEEK
TR. 3-7770
1-1818 DEXTER, upstairs, offices and
meeting hall, or dancing studio,
clean. Inquire, 14011 W. 8 Mile or
.call BR 3-3563' or UN 4-0175.
SALESMEN
New Office Bldg.
For Sale or Lease
Experienced in vacuum, fiirni-
tare, insurance, make $300 a
week. All leads, no canvassing.
Don't delay, phone today. JE
9-0200, till 8 p.m.
12 rooms, suitable for Doctors
and Dentists Clinic or General
Offices. Plenty of parking.
Mr. Drury, Lincoln 5-2400 .
KLIPFEL & CO.
Woodward, 1st.'cor. N. of 111/2 Mi.
21-A-PROPERTY WANTED
Real Estate Salesmen
Opportunity here unmeasured for
. men and women who want to im-
prove. We pay highest listing
comm. Small staff, air cond.
office. Your own desk and 'phone.
We close them. Draw to quali-
fied. Ask for Mr. Buckwitz.
J. F. Ferry
We need singles, 2-flats, and
4-flats. We have many re-
sponsible buyers waiting.
Geo. A. Isabel!, Inc.
1000 AMERICAN
TITLE BUILDING
WO. 1-6323
26-LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE
FOR SALE
KE 3-3400
20476 Warrington
Open Sunday 2-5
$21,500
Brand . new 3-bedrm. Ranch in
Greenacres. Spacious living rm.,
dining "L" panelled break. nook,
1 1/.. baths, stall shower, terr.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
UN. 3-0700
SOLICITORS WANTED
TELEPHONE SOLICITATION
GOOD COMMISSION
WORK AT OWN CONVENIENCE
For further information call
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WOODHULL LAKE
VE 8-9368
EXPERIENCED young man, single,
to work in boys furnishings and
clothing store, full time, apply
19208 Livernois..
WOMAN, capable of handling dry
cleaning department, answering
phone, minor repairing,' marking in
clothes, wait on trade. Ambassador
REASONABLE - Stamps and coins.
Open 10-9 daily, Sunday 12-6. Vill-
age Studio, 13243 Livernois.
SCANLAN STAMPMART, stamp spe-
cialists, 120 John R. Street. WO
5-5646.
Jewish News
Stamp Collector
By HENRY B. STERN
ALL CITY
MOVING
COMPANY
Large, Modern Vans
Always Open
14948 MEYERS
VE. 8-7660
REPAIR, brick, cement, plaster,
pointing, chimneys and porches,
steps. UN 2-1017.
WALL WASHING, experienced, work
guaranteed, reliable men. Radiant
Wall Washing Co. TO 8-2460.
DRYERS VENTED, appliances in
stalled, etc. Reasonable. Call any
time. Wolfe, BR 3-4446.
A-1 . PAINTING and wall washing.
Bill's Decorating Service. Insured.
TW 2-4668.
PAINTING and decorating. Free es-
timates. TO 7-1937.
PERFECT Wall and Ceiling Washing
Co. Established 30 years. TO 8-77491
NATHAN BORENSTEIN - Plaster
contractor. TY 7-0441.
FURNITURE repaired and refinished.
Free estimates. WE 3-2110.
ASH and Rubbish Drums.... $2.50
21-Gal. Galvanized G'bge Cane $4.00
Heavy Wire Burning Baskets $2.50
Free Delivery-Matt Dean
Phone KE 3-4870
KE 1-1593
JULES M. KLEIN
DI. 1-3360
2 cottages, three bedrooms each,
on lake front. Priced cheap for
quick sale. Also other cottages
for rent. All modern conveni-
ences. For information call
UN 3-6450 .
26-Detroit, Jewish News
WANTED LAND INVESTOR
To build homes to specification,
and to include community build-
ing on projects. Investor to pro-
vide land for at least 100 homes.
Sales guaranteed, phone UN
4-0220 or write Box 173, The
Jewish News, 17100 W. 7 Mile
Rd., Detroit 35, Mich.
Built Up Flat
Asphalt Roofing
Gutters
Tin and Canvas Decks
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Roof Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
Cadillac
Roofing Co.
2479 W. Davison Ave.
TO 8-0071
This week the Jewish News
Stamp Collector devotes itself
to a "true and false" quiz. Let's
see how well you can do . .
Answer "true" or "false" to the
following statements:
1. LIFE magazine once de-
voted its entire front cover to
colored pictures of stamps from
around the world.'
2. The United States first
issued postage stamps in 1847.
3. It is possible to buy Israeli
stamps by mail-from the Min-
istry of Posts in Jerusalem,
Israel.
4. Jewish National Fund
"charity seal" stamps were once
used for postage in modern-
day Israel.
5. A stamp company that
sold the first regular issue of
Israeli stamps for $8.50 (un-
used) is now offering to buy
them back from collectors at
$70.
6. Great Britan was the first
nation in the world to ever
issue a postage stamp.
7. In some countries it has
beep alright to cut a stamp in
half if you wanted to mail
something and you needed a
stamp that was only half the
value of the stamp you pos-
sessed.
8. The United States once
issued a series of stamps that
showed the flags of 13 foreign
nations.
9. It is possible to start a
stamp collection without spend-
ing more than 10c a week.
10. At the last National
Postage Stamp Show in New
York, some stamp dealers said
that Israeli stamps accounted
for 40-50 per cent of all their
sales.
The answers? TRUE, to all
Local Committee for
Hospital at Denver
Headed by Wayburn
Formation of a Detroit Corn-
mittee for the National Jewish
Hospital at Denver was an-
nounced by Leon S. WaybUrn
of Luckoff and Wayburn, Inc.,
advertising agency.
Mr. Wayburn is chairman of
the committee. Maurice Arons-
son and Eugene J. Arnfeld are
vice-chairmen. Leo Franklin has
been designated treasurer.
• Other members of the Detroit
committee are:
Sidney J. Allen, William E. Ander-
man, George D. Bailey, Edward L.
Baker, E. Cyril Bevan, Honorable
Albert E. Cobo, Theodore M. Curtis,
Aaron Droock, Walter L. Field,
Lewis G. Frank, Charles H. Ger-
shenson, Julius W. Gilbert, W. C.
Goddard, Harvey H. Goldman,
George R. Harringan, Rabbi Richard
C. Hertz, Sidney I. Karbel, Fred H.
KnOrr, Worth Kramer, John C.
aMnning, Lewis H. Manning,. Ralph
Mayer, Dr. WillArd D. Mayer, Philip
R. Marcuse, William Michaels, Jack
Minor, Honorable Lewis .C. Miriana,
Jerry Moore, Donald M. Mumford,
Edward S. Piggins, Maurie Reizen,
Walter Reuther, James G. Riddle,
Herbert S. Ries, Rabbi Frank F.
Rosenthal, Lewis H. Schostak, King
D. Shwayder, George W. Stark,
Russell S. Strickland, Honorable
Eugene I. Vap Antwerp, Joseph F.
Verhelle, Edwin K. Wheeler and
Harry Yudkoff.
Announcing the formation of
the Detroit committee fo rthe
hospital, Mr. Wayburn said:
"The work of National Jewish
Hospital is' in keeping with our
highest democratic ideals. At
Denver the latest advancements
of medical science and the high
purposes of philantropy are
combined in service to our
afflicted needy, fellow-citizens.
Detroit and all America have
profited much through the work
that is being done at. the insti-
tution and the committee is glad
to have a part in furthering
this life-saving work."
Founded 57 years ago by Bnai
Brith, National Jewish Hospital
is famous for its program of
free treatment for needy suffers,
from tuberculosis and chest di-
seases. The hospital's program
of free care is, available to chil-
dren and adults of all faiths
who cannot afford to pay for
their own care, under its his-
toric motto, "None May Enter
Who Pay-None Can Pay Who
Enter."
Through the years the hospi-
tal has treated nearly 200 pa-
tients from Michigan who re-
ceived more than 70,000 days
of free care: Resident of Detroit
alone received nearly 50,000
days of free care.
Last November the hospital
held the first International
Symposium on Tuberculosis in
Infancy and Childhood, which
was attended by more than 150
leading physicians and research
scientists fro mall over the
world.
Presently under construction
is a. Rehamilitation Center, .
which will house the latest fa,
cilities in the vocational-educa-
tional field to enable the hos-
pital to re-train patients so that
when they are discharged they
can return to their communities
as productive citizens.
Montefio-re Lodge to Hear
Mental Illness Discussion
Abraham Brickner, member
of the So. Oakland County Com-
munity Services, Michigan Wel-.
fare League and Northville
State Hospital, will speak on
"Mental Illness-Its -Care and
Treatment" at a meeting of
•Montefiore Lodge No. 12 at 9
p.m., Tuesday, at the Lee Plaza
Hotel, W. Grand Blvd. at Law-
ton.
Brickner, who holds a Mas-
ter's degree in social work from
the Wayne University School of
Social Work, will illustrate his
talk with a -movie, showing the
methods used
treating the
mentally ill at Northville.
Dr. Robert R. Yoder, assistant
m e d i c al superintendent at
Northville, stated, "It is essen-
tial that the facts about mental
illness, its care and treatment,
be known to all. Community ac-,
ceptance is a most important
part in the convalescence of a
in