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17-HOUSES FOR SALE

IN OAK PARK

A Contemporary 4 Rm. Brk. House

2 yrs. old., lge. lot, at 22040
Jerome. Owner transferred. Take
over existing F.H.A. mortgage.

WAYNE

TY 6-7700

9029 LINWOOD

San Juan - S. 7 Mile

Brick single 8 rms., 4 bedrms.,
2 baths, tile kitch., large Florida
rm., rec. rm, with bar, lay. and
shower in basement, carpeting,
firepl., new side dr., 1 car gar.,
landscaped, outdoor firepl., gas
radiant ht.

Brenner-Harris Realty

16947 MUIRLAND

UN 1-2265

Littlefield - 7 Mile

Brick Col., 1st fl. lay., enc. rear
porch, gas 'ht., excellent condi-
tion, many extras, 2 car gar.
$18,900. Terms.

UN 1-7294

Brennan Bros.

OAK PARK

• FACE BRICK RANCH

- 3 bedrms., roomy kitchen with
ample table space, plus separate
dining ell, fa gas heat, 60x120'
lot, extra features include 2-car
cement block garage, Cyclone
fencing, full price $17,900, $4,500
dn. to new FHA. Call Dick Gar-
ber, Lincoln 5-2400, for appoint-
ment.

KLIPFEL

Woodward, 1st cor. N. of 114 Mi.

17-A-LOTS FOR SALE

WILL BUILD apartments on your
lot or ours. Anther Brothers, Inc.
UN. 4-2469.

CHOICE

Southfield Township, Washington
Heights 180', $9,000.
Lahser at 84, Mi. 154', $43,000.
Woodbine, S. of 9 Mi., 120', $4,000
McLung, N. of 9 Mi., 1 acre,
$2,400.
Southfield, N. of 9 Mi., 93' $3,800.

Coll Mr. FuIts, UN. 4-2400

KLIPFEL

NORTHWEST
ASSOCIATES

26-LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE

40A-WANTED, EMPLOYMENT

SO-BUSINESS CARDS

WOODHULL LAKE, modern cottage,
large lot, nicely furnished. UN
2-3725.

ACCOUNTING major in senior year
wishes office or sales work. TO
8-9491.

LARKINS MOVING and Delivery
Service. Any time. Reasonable. 3319
Gladstone. TY 4-4587.

For Rent or Sale

BOOKKEEPING service at great
saving to you, 12 years experience.
Will pick-up and deliver. DI 1-9165.

GAS HEAT, donveresions, prompt
service, honest prices. Amber Bros.
UN 4-2469.

COUNSELORS

FOR BETTER wall washing call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.

Modern. cottage, Woodhull Lake,

stall shower, 2 refrigerators.

UN. 4-2453

LONG LAKE

UN. 4-4398

27-LAKE PROPERTY FOR RENT

WALLED LAKE

LAKE FRONT

25 minutes from Detroit, 2 blks.
to village, private, safe, sandy
beach, good fishing, completely
modern 2 bedroom cottages, large
screened-in porches, shuffle. board
court, children's playgrOund ac-
tivities, beautiful landscaping,
will be in by June 15, prefer
month or season, will accept
weekly. Reasonable. Make deser-
vations now. VE. 5-8658 or BR.
3-3607 evenings only.

FOR RENT: Charlevoix. Michigan.
Summer cottage. Boulder Park area
All modern conveniences. By
month or season. Inquire H. Kap-
lan. 2120 Iuka Ave. Columbus, Ohio.

SAMSON'S

. (Located on the beach)
Cottages for rent week-month-
season, Mrs. Lillian Samson, 223
No. Shore Dr. Phone 513W. South
Haven, Michigan.

On Lake Huron

4 bedroom lake front cottage, all

modern conveniences, safe, sandy
beach. Season renter preferred.
TY6-8200. Mrs. M. Robbins, or
Mr. Palleschi, 4484 Lake Shore
Rd., U.S. 25, Lexington, Michigan.

CASS LAKE, 3 bedroom cottage for
rent. Call at TE 4-1119 between
10 a.m.-2 p.m. or evenings.

BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yid-
dish English. Call experienced
teacher. WE 4-1793.

BUSINESS FRONTAGE can North-
western Hi. at $120 per ft.
*
CLAWSON BUSINESS CORNER
a buy at $125. pCer .ft.

DAVID HOROWITZ, Hebrew teacher
and Bar Mitzvah specialist. Hebrew,
Yiddish, English citizenship. Free
trial lesson. Results guaranteed.
WE 5-6004.

CLAWSON, 169x325. Hot spot lo-
cation for business requiring
large parking space.

Leads furnished, drawing ac-
ccotint, apply in person, Quality
Awning Co., 7937 Schaeffer,
Dearborn.

PAINTER AND Decorator. Remov-
ing paper, sanding and finishing
floors. TY 6-2999.

SAMSON'S RESORT

SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN
(Ph. 379-P. 0. Box 188)

RELIABLE GIRL will baby sit eve-
nings. Call TU. 3-2139.

45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Spacious dining room to lease
with patio and fully equipped
kitchen, to serve 100 people
at one time. Very reasonable.
Hotel located on the Beach.
Phone 793, South Haven,
Michigan, or write Oakland
Hotel.

MODERN BARBER SHOP to sell or
take in partner. After 8 p.m.
TY 4-4187.

WANTED - Reliable business or
stand, choice of dairy, fish, meat,
poultry. WE 3-1146.

TOY STORE

Suitable for man and wife or man
and part-time help. Summer sea-
son and time to prepare for
X-mas. Minimum experience ne-
cessary. Deal with owner. Write
Box 177, 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.,
Detroit 35, Mich.

RESORT SWIMMING POOL,
REFRESHMENTS AND
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION
(DEPT.) FOR LEASE

Fully equipped with freezers,
show case and seating counter.
Samson's Resort Accomodates 150
people. Reservations coming to
capacity, Phone 379, South Haven,
Michigan or write Samstm's
Resort.

35-INSTRUCTION

Several excellent lots at the low
market price. '/ A; 2% A. Sales-
man on premises Sun. 2-6. Drive
out W. Maple Road (15 Mi. Rd.)
Y4 Mi. W. of Middlebelt.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

WALL WASHING, experienced; work
guaranteed, reliable men. Radiant
Wall Washing Co. TO 8-2460.

PRIVATE Teacher-Tutor, specializing
in corrective reading for children A-1 CARPENTER, finisher. Philip
and adults. Call evenings, TY.
Berkovitz, UN. 4-1897.
A. G. ELLIOTT & SONS
8-2557.
NORTHWESTERN AT MIDDLEBELT
NATHAN BORENSTEIN - Plaster
TUTORING by public school teacher.
contractor. TY 7-0441.
JO. • 4-6121
MA. 6-2503
Children, 6-11. Beginning July 2.
FURNITURE
repaired and refinished
• UN 4-1415, evenings.
Free estimates. WE 3-2110.

HOT SPOTS

Rochester & Wattles Rd. 317x
300 with store bldg. incl. 20x
45.

Campbell nr. 12 Mile. 186x
115'. 500 new homes across
the street. Zoned business.

Mr. Drury Lincoln 5-2400

KLIPFEL &

Woodward, 1st cor. N. of 11 1 /2 Mi.

5 homesites together in
Washington Heights in
Southfield

Call Mr. Drury

LI 5-2400

KLIPFEL & CO.

Woodward, 1st car. N. of 111/2 Mi.

18-STORE RENTALS

Fields Employment

Colored Cc'uples, Cooks. Maids,
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Cartakers, Porters

DAY or WEEK

T R. 3-7770

YOUNG WOMAN for general office
work. 2690 W. Davison.

EXPERIENCED salesgirls wanted;
good hours and salary, steady em -
ployment. Apply Wm. Elson's Na -
tional Baking Co., 12312 Dexter
Blvd.

SPACE to rent for beauty shop, of- FREE ROOM and board, salary, to
fice, or storage. 18953 Wyoming. woman for light services. DI 1-3295.
UN. 2-9729.
WANTED .: experienced salesman for
men's ready-to-wear store. 'Good
21-C-BUSINESS PROPERTY
working conditions and good salary.
Call, TE 1-9795 or LI 7-4646.

c-

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KLIPFEL & CO.

Woodward, 1st. car AL of 11IA Mi.

DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?

New and Repair Special

U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.

Dl 1-0568

FREE ROOM and board, salary, to
woman for light duties. 2535 Glen-
dale.

UNITY MISSIONARY Welfare Asso-
ciation, Inc. can furnish depend-
' women for odd jobs,
able men and
maid, hourly cleaning. Call FO
6-9444. Office hours, 8 a.m, - 3:30
p.m.

UN 1-5075

PAINTING-Exterior, Interior, Deco-
rating, wall washing. W. Williams,
7758 Prairie. TE 4-0195, TY 5-9103.

WALL WASHING and painting, rea-
sonable. TY 7-4302.

TREES REMOVED
AND TRIMMED

BOOKKEEPER, experienced (furni-
ture), Northwestern and Telegraph
area. Must have transportation, top
salary. KE. 4-2060.

DEXTER - FULLERTON area, next YOUNG MAN to work in jewelry
door to M. & B. Market, 12540 Dex-
store, good steady job. King's, 124
ter. Call TO. 6-9251.
Monroe Ave.

Double store & 2 single stores,
all modern bldg. & fixtures.
Successful tenant s. 3 year
leases, $7200 yr. income,
14% return.

TILE

40-EMPLOYMENT

SUNDAY SCHOOL teacher begin-
ning September 1956, Good Jewish
background. Excellent salary. UN
3-0584.

Have your dryers vented. We
use all aluminum pipes. For a
clean, dry basement, call us for
a FREE estimate.

N. & W. Dryer Venting Co.

(1st and 2nd)
WAITRESSES
• BUS BOYS
KITCHEN HELP
3 PC. ORCHESTRA

AT LEXI NGTON

BASEMENTS DAMP,
FULL OF LINT?

AWNING
SALESMAN

2 JEWISH COOKS

WOODHULL LAKE-Modern 3 bed-
room, front and back screened
porches, hot water, fenced grounds.
UN. 1-4961.

IDEAL LAKE LOTS

BLDG. LOTS
WESTWOOD VILLAGE

Wanted for summer over-night
camp. Minimum age 19. WE
3-2239.

Beautiful new summer home, one
acre, partially wooded. 3 bed-
rooms, knotty cedar panelling.
Sandy beach, boat, grill.

in private group on private 25

acre tract, each lot 100' lake
frontage by 400' deep; spring fed
lake, 30 miles from Detroit. Call,
MAyfair 6-3141.

MALE AND FEMALE

BR 3-4446
"All Work Guaranteed"

WALL WASHING and painting, A-1
work, reasonable. A. C. Castone.
TW 3-8992.

A-1 PAINTING, decoAting. Reason-
able prices. Free estimates. VI
2-1026, BR 3-6271.

STEEL RUBBISH DRUMS

55 gal.
$2.50
2.00
30 gal.
1.25
15 gal.
Also Float and Oil Drums
FREE DELIVERY

MATT DEAN

Phone KE 3-4870 - KE 1-1593

ESQUIRE CARPET CLEANERS. We
clean carpets, furniture, and cor-
nice boards, all work guaranteed,
free estimates. TE 4-7776, WE 3-0815

EXPERT painting and wall washing.
References. TY 7-2501.

A-A-A-1 WALL washing, paper re-
moving, painting, paper hanging,
floor sanding. City wide service.
TO 5-0828.

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.

PERFECT Wall and Ceiling Washing
Co. Established 30 years. TO 8-7749.

L SCHWARTZ & CO. All types of
carpenters work. TY 7-7758 or UN
2-6329.

EXCLUSIVE dressmaking, altera-
tions, reasonable. TO. 7-1441.

MEYER DONTAR, Carpenter-altera-
tions of all kinds. Free estimates,
WE 4-4826, WE 3-0815.

A-1 PAINTING, interior and ex-
terior, paper removing, free esti-
mates. UN 1-3265.

EXPERT painting and decorating-
interior, exterior. Complete or
partial work done. TO 7-7133.

55-MISCELLANEOUS

SEE our gorgeous silver-dilute, regis-
tered cocker pups. Also other col-
ors, reasonable. 15331 Allen Rd.,
Wyandotte.

57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
. GOODS AND FURNITURE

STARCK GRAND PIANO

Very fine condition, make your
offer. Ask for Hamann - Can be
seen between 8:30 and 4 p.m.

TO 8-9400

10 x 14 ALL-WOOL green twist rug.
Reasonable. 3014 Monterey.

BEAUTIFUL breakfast set, like new,
reasonable. 17410 Kentucky.

FREE ESTIMATES,

COMPLETE INSURANCE.

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3-3902

WE 5-4801

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

A41 Work Guaranteed

Cadillac
Roofing -Co.

2479 W. Davison Ave.
TO 8-0071

72-STAMPS OF ALL NATIONS

SCANLAN STAMPMART, stamp spe-
cialists, 120 John R. Street. WO
5-5646.

Poland Allows
Jews to Emigrate

NEW YORK, (JTA).--Jew-
ish emigration from - Poland

has been resumed with Polish
government approval and
without any discrimination
among those who wish to
leave for Israel to rejoin rel-
atives, the New York Times
reported from Warsaw.
The dispatch said that be-
tween 50 and 60 Polish Jews
are leaving for Israel each
month, most of them to re-
join families.

Gen. Anders
Exposed as
Anti-Semite

By MILTON FRIEDMAN

(Copyright, 1956, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

WASHINGTON-When Pres-
ident Eisenhower recently re-
ceived Gen. Wladyslaw Anders
as a White House guest, the
Polish general attracted little
attention. The interest he did
elicit, however, came from
Jews who knew his record.
Anders is today described as
a patriot and leader of the
"free Polish" forces in exile. In
pre-war Poland he was among
the extreme nationalists. He
was accused during the 1930's
of attempting to unite Polish
anti-Semitic elements in
a
fascist-type political party. But,
as a Polish nationalist, he op-
posed Nazi Germany when Hit-
ler invaded Poland.
When Hitler attacked the
Soviet Union, Stalin helped
Anders equip a new Polish
army. Anders moved his army
to Iran in August, 1942. In
Anders' camp at Teheran the
Jews were separated into a
ghetto. When 300 Jewish chil-
dren were ready for evacuation
to Palestine, Anders' elite Poles
whispered to Iraqi authorities
in an attempt to obstruct the
journey.

Anders' army served in
Italy as the Second Polish
Corps of the British Eighth
Army. Some historians credit
the Poles with achieving a
measure of military distinc-
tion in combat. Jews fought
bravely as soldiers under
Anders. But they suffered
from their officers, despite
the fact that they were fight-
ing the same foe.
Near the end of the war An-
ders freed a number of Nazis
from Allied prisoner of war
camps on the pretext that they
were Poles who had been
"forced" into Hitler's service.
After the war, in 1946, the
New York Herald Tribune re-
ported that 20 percent of An-
ders' corps was made up of
Nazi veterans. Nazi war crimi-
nals of Polish and. Eastern
European origin were provided
with a haven by Anders. He
made them officers in his corps.
Among those to be found in
Anders' post-war corps were
Root' Mankowski, commander
(lager fuhrer) of the Nazi con-
centration camp at Krems;
Henryk Guyman, commander
of torture camps in Austria; Dr.
Wladyslaw Dering, named on
an international list of war
criminals for his surgical ex-
periments on living Jews at
Auschwitz; Henryk Statkowski
and Alexander Prymak, Poles
who aided the S. S. and assisted
in the massacre of Jews, and
the Rev. Father I. Nahajewski,
chaplain of the Ukrainian S. S.
division "Galicia" which was
credited in Nazi archives with
the mass murder of thousands
of Jews.
The New York Times said in
1946 that "the 'full story" of
what Anders did in Italy was
"an ugly one." Anders' men
terrified the peasants, looted
the countryside, and interfered
in local politics. Jewish refugees
were beaten and killed. Italy
sought the demobilization or
removal of the Anders corps.
Refusing to disband, Anders
moved his army to England.
There, some of Anders' men
made common cause with Os-
wald Mosley's fascists, sought
to break up Labor Party street
meetings, and openly wore Hit-
ler medals.
Several hundred of Anders'
officers and men showed up
in the Near East in 1947 to
train and reinforce the Arabs.
They murdered a number of
Jewish settlers at Rehovoth

and elseWhere in Palestine.

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