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50-BUSINESS CARDS

31-TRANSPORTATION

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LEAVING for Miami. Florida around
October 10, need assistant driver
with references. Call LI 6-0249.

35 - INSTRUCTION

ALL CITY
MOVING
COMPANY

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PRIVATE tutoring, by male school
teacher, all grades, all subjects.
DI 1-9614.

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TEACHER, Hebrew, Yiddish. English,
citizenship, Bar Mitzvah, free trial
lesson. WE 5-6004.

Large, Modern Vans
Always Open

TROMBONE lessons taught at stu-
dents' home, reasonable rates; WE
5-8460, UN 1-0456.

14948 MEYERS
VE. 8-7660

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MAKE your own dress, take private
lessons. Call TY. 6-1294.

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

NATHAN BORENSTEIN - Plaster
contractor TY 7-0441.

Fields Employment

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

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Colored Couples. Cooks Maids.
Chauffeurs. Janitors,
Cartakers. Porters
DAY or WEEK

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

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TR. 3-7770

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In Four Years an Israeli Citizen
Israel Purchases
U.S. Surplus Food •

WALLS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Maids, cleaners, day or week work.
DU. 2-1866.

WANTED: Part-time tailor for clean-
ing plant. TR. 2-8798.

MATURE woman for light house-
keeping and child care. Part-time.
WE. 5-6968.

YOUNG MAN 18-25

SINGLE

To learn specialized clothing field,
must drive well, excellent oppor-
tunity. See Miss Hersh, Jewish
Vocational Service Monday. 163
Madison.

FOR BETTER wall washing call
James Russell. One day service.
_T0,6-4005. 526 Belmont.

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

DRYERS VENTED, appliances in-
stalled, etc. Reasonable. Call any
time. Wolfe, BR 3-4446.

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

STEEL RUBBISH DRUMS

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

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-The
United States and Israel have
signed an agreement enabling
Israel to purchase $10,700,000
worth of American surplus ag-
ricultural commodities.
The agreement was .signed by
W illi a m Rountree, Assistant
Secretary of State for Near
Eastern Affairs, and Ebba Eban,
Israel Ambassador.
The commodities included un-
der the agreement are 75,000
tons of wheat valued at $4,700,-
000; 40,000 tons of grain valued
at $2,000,000; 3,500 tons of but-
ter and cheese valued at $2,500,-
000; and 500 tons inedible tallow
worth $100,000. The United
States will pay for half the cost
of ocean transit.
In a statement after the sign-
ing Ambassador Eban s a i d:
"This agreement will assist Is-
rael in three ways: first, it pro-
vides essential commodities for
Israel's economy; second, it en-
ables us to pay on a long term
basis in Israel currency, thus
bringing relief to our foreign
currency budget; third, the in-
vestment by the United States
of the Israel currency in devel-
opment projects in Israel will
contribute to the country's eco-
nomic programs."

MATT DEAN

Phone KE 3-4870 - KE 1-1593

CARPENTER - Alterations of all
kinds. Free estimates. TE 4-7776,
WE 3-0815.

SALESMAN

Wanted by well-known whole-
sale hosiery house, to call on
variety, dry-goods, m e n's w o-
men's and dept. Store. With com-
plete lines of hosiery, must have
a car. Satisfactory earnings to
willing worker.

REPAIR, brick, cement, plaster,
pointing, chimneys and porches,
steps. UN 2-1017.

TILE

BRODER BROS.

DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?

218 W. JEFFERSON

New and Repair Special

U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.

TAILOR, female, for Second Hand
Clothing store. TY 4-9416, TO
8-5423.

EXPERIENCED young college man
to work in men's and boy's store
after school. Call Irv. Grumet. LI
7-5512.

YOUNG LADY for general office
work. 2690 West Davison Avenue.

HOUSEKEEPER to take complete
charge, good home and wages, baby
8 months old, boy 9, 4 adults. WE
5-8870.

40A-WANTED, EMPLOYMENT

Building Superintendent

Available Immediately

Experienced in F.H.A. and V.A.
home construction procedure. UN.
4-6397, after 4 p.m.

EXPERIENCED girl wishes steady
days. References. TR 1-2387.

EXPERIENCED woman wishes work
in the care of invalids or conva-
lescents. Will do kosher cooking
and light household duties. Live-in
or go home nights. TY 8-8531.

45 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR RENT, delidatessen, dairy, con-
cession, fully equipped. Going busi-
ness. --Call UN. 4-5742.

BARBER SHOP

PURITAN - WYOMING

3 chairs, all new equipment, good
spot for Jewish barber. Illness
forces sale.

- JULES M. KLEIN

UN 3-0700

DI 1-3360

SUPER MARKET

FOR SALE BY OWNER

Doing over $8,000 a month. By
or rent the business. No Sundays.
Small down paym't. No competi-
tion. UN 4-5656. 10320 W. 6 Mile.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

Built Up Asphalt Roofing,
Shingle Roofing and Siding,
Gutters and Tin Decks
All Work Guaranteed

Cadillac
Roofing Co.

FHA TERMS AVAILABLE

2479 W. Davison Ave.
TO 8-0071

UN 1-5075

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

PAINTING-Exterior, interior, deco-
rating, wall washing. W. Williams,
7758 Prairie. TE. 4-0195.

EXPERT washing machine and dryer
repairs, work guaranteed, free esti-
mates, reasonable. VE. 5-0986.

A-1 CARPENTER

FINISHER, LIBRARY PANELING,
AND KITCHEN CABINETS, ALL
KINDS OF ALTERATIONS.

PHILIP BERKOVITZ
UN. 4-1897

PIANO TUNING
HERTZOL TIGEL

UN. 1-7278

Please call after 6:30 p.m.

SECRETARIAL service, my home.
Typing; business, personal, special
letters composed; literary, adress-
ing, stuffing, general. Pickup, de-
livery. TW 1-6377.

A-1 PAIN 1 ER and wall washing.
Free estimates. TY 5-3244, TY
4-9268.

EXPERT tailoring on leather jackets,
cuffs, zippers, waistbands, reason-
able. UN 1-8724.

ATTENTION landlords, low prices on
modernizations, garages, porches,
and additions. TO 7-5061.

57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNITURE

BEAUTIFUL 9-piece dining room set,
must sacrifice. Mrs. S. Trager, 3750
Rochester.

61 - TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD TRUCK, '55, F.600, extra long
wheelbase, heavy duty springs, 2
ton, 2 speed axles, 825x20 tires,
5 ft. stakes, 16 ft. body. Can be
seen at Shell Station-corner Liv-
ernois-Buena Vista. Private. WE.
3-4288.

60,000 Dunams of Cotton
to Grow from Local Seeds

TEL AVIV, (JTA) - Next
year's cotton planting - esti-
mated to cover 60,000 dunams-
may be planted entirely with
locally-grown seeds, according
to Dr. F. Stiassny, manager of
"Zeraim," the seed-growers co-
operative of the Farmers' Fed-
eration.
Dr. Stiassny also reported
that 98 per cent of the country's
vegetable seeds - except pota-
toes-also are grown here.

Weizmann Institute
Acclaimed for Heavy
Oxygen Production

TEL AVIV (JTA) - An in-
stallation for the production of
heavy oxygen is now in opera-
tion at the Weizmann Institute
of Science at Rehovot.
The installation, which will
produce three kilograms of
heavy oxygen water a year, was
set up by Dr. Israel Dostrovsky,
of the institute staff, with the
aid of Dr. Joseph Gillis, a
mathematician on the staff.
Another by-product of the
process now in operation is the
light it throws on the problems
water distillation. It is thought
that valuable information will
be obtained on the problem of
de-salting water. Any new
source of fresh water would be
of importance in coping with
Israel's shortage of water.

El Al Expects Timely
Delivery of Planes

NEW YORK, (JTA) - El-Al
Israel Airlines here issued a de-
nial of a report from London
which stated that the delivery
of Bristol Brittania turbo-prop
aircraft to the Israel Airlines
will be delayed by three to six
months due to technical diffi-
culties.
El-Al said that there is a
slight delay in the introduction
into service of "Brittania 100,"
but the production of the long-
range "Brittania Mark 310"-
ordered by the El-Al Israel Air-
lines-is continuing without any
delay and that there are no
grounds to assume that a delay
in delivery will occur. "The
current delay on the short-haul
version of the Brittania does
not affect in any way the pro-
duction of our own models,"
the El - Al statement empha-
sized.

New Jersey to Receive
Israel Commerce Citation

NEWARK, N.J. (JTA)-New
Jersey wil be the first state to
receive a citation from the
American-Israel Chamber of
Commerce at a dinner here
Oct. 3.
Basis for the citation, it was
reported in the Jewish News
here, is the large number of
industries in this state engaged
in two-way trade with Isreal.
State government officials and
industrialists are expected to
attend the award dinner.

Israel Fears Crew Shortage
for Growing Merchant Fleet

HAIFA, (JTA) - The Israel
merchant marine will be short
about 11,000 officers and crew-
men to man 19 new ships with
a total of 158,000 tons scheduled
to be commissioned by the end
of 1958.

SHIMON DAVDA, a 13-year-old from Morocco, is one of
the new citizens of Boys Town Jerusalem. According to the
Boys Town formula, a good Israeli citizen, like Shimon, is pro-
duced by mixing him with other teen-age boys, adding an -
American-trained staff as teachers, giving him a technical,
vocational, academic and religious education with substantial
amounts of physical education and self-government. The mold-
ing process takes approximately four years.

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Complete Works of Cantor Rosenblatt
to Be Published in October

NEW YORK, (AJP)-The son
of the late Cantor Josef
(Yossele) Rosenblatt, himself a
cantor and accomplished musi-
cian, has made possible the
printing of the complete works
of the world's greatest Chazan.
The first volume, as prepared
by Cantor Henry Rosenblatt,
will come off the presses next
month. It is the result of many

Israel Shoppers
to Ride in Style

PETACH TIKVAH (JTA) -
Israeli shoppers will get their
first escalator ride when an
Israel-made lift is installed in
Haifa in a few months, it was
revealed here.
A preview of the machine was
given to newsmen at the Elva
Engineering Works in the new
industrial center here last week.
The Elva plant was also the
manufacturer of the first hos-
pital elevator, the first fully-
automatic high speed elevator
and the first freight elevator
made in this country.
Installation work for the new
aid to shoppers in Haifa began
this week. It is capable of
carrying 4,000' passengers an
hour. Cost of the' escalator was
40,000 Israel pounds, including
installation.

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Victor Borge Rewrites
Broadway Stage History

When Victor Borge appears at
Masonic Auditorium, Sept. 29
and 30, he will bring with him
one Steinway piano, one mean-
dering pooch and the most stag-
gering collection of facts and
figures in the history of the
Broadway stage.
The not-so-melancholy Borge
will have just completed an un-
believable 107 weeks at the
Golden Theater, New York, dur-
ing which time he missed ex-
actly one matinee performance
of a grand total of 849, due to
a severe cold and a temperature
of 104.
During his solo flight in the
heart of Broadway's theater dis-
trict, his "Comedy in Music"
grossed over $2,000,000.

Poland Refuses to Allow
Mass Emigration to Israel

LONDON, (JTA) - Polish
Premier J o's e f Cyrankiewicz
made it clear at a press con-
ference in Warsaw that the
Polish government will not per-
mit mass emigration of Jews to
Israel, although it will permit
Jews to leave the country if
they can prove that they wish
to emigrate to Israel to join
their families.
The views expressed by the
Polish Premier are reported in
"Folkstirnme," a Jewish news-
paper reaching here from War-
saw.

years of painstaking work, and
will mark a high point in Can-
tor Henry's life.
Several hours before his illus-
trous father had died, he said
to Henry, "At least I know that
when my time comes I will
have left my son who will see
to it that my works will not
have been written in vain. You,
Henry, will write new accom-
paniments to them!'
The young student son, Henry,
who today looks much like his
happy and ever-smiling father,
recognized t h e t ask as "co-
lossal." However, it was his fa-
ther's wish, and he would ac-
complish it.
Hundreds of melodies with
the indicated words but no ac-
t o m p animents, arrangements
without words or actual sing-
ing lines were a jigsaw puzzle.
It took 23 years to decipher, and
then came the task of writing
accompaniments to the inter-
pretation and the use of Hebrew
modal harmonies.
Cantor Henry Rosenblatt,
whose stage name i s Paul
Dennis, completed the monu-
mental work, and in October,
King Brand of New York will
issue the first of four numbers
of the hitherto unpublished.
Rosenblatt creations.
Henry, born in Hamburg, is
a graduate of musical art of the
Juilliard School of Music and
the winner of four successive
scholarships in singing and
musical composition at the
school. He also is a graduate of
the School of Sacred Music of
Hebrew Union College Jewish
Institute of Religion.

Senator Lehman Receives
Weizmann Institute Award

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Sen.
Herbert H. Lehman will devote
himself to efforts in behalf of
civil rights and other issues
when he retires from the United
States Senate at the end of this
year, he revealed here. He
spoke at a luncheon given in his
honor by the American Com-
mittee for the Weizmann Insti-
tute of Science at which he
was given the Weizmann Award
of Merit in recognition of his
longterm interest in the Insti-
tute. Other recipients were
Dorothy Schiff, publisher of the
New York Post, Joseph M.
Mazer, Morris Ginsberg, Max
Doft, William Rubin, Herman P.
Taubman and Dr. G. M. Rogoff.
Abraham Feinberg, president
of the American Committee, an-
nounced that the Institute's an-
nual dinner, marking the 82nd
anniversary of the birth of the
late Dr. Chaim Weizmann,
would be held Nov. 27 and is
expected to bring the Institute
$500,000. Meyer W. Weisgal,
chairman of the Institute's ex-
ecutive council, outlined the
activities and scope of the In-
stitute.

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