40-EMPLOYMENT 50-BUSINESS CARDS • WANTED TEACHER FOR JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOL COMPANY Large, Modern Vans Always • Open -14948 MEYERS VE 8-7660 GOOD Opportunity for young. ag- gressive man to learn wholesale underwear and hosiery business. 5 day week. Permanent position. Must be draft exempt. Weisman 8c Co., 210 W. Jefferson. - . e•dered Couples, Cooks. Maids- . REPAIR.• Cbauffeurs, Janitors, , Caretakers, Porter* . DAY er *SPX . TR. -34770 EMPLOYMENT brick. - cement, • plaster, pointing. chimneys and porches. steps. UN • 2-1017. STEEL RUBBISH DRUMS ss pd. - 42.50 31? gad. .... - IS sat. . • .. .... 2.08 las Also Float and Oil Drums FREE DELIVERY WILL ASSIST with cooking. serving and cleaning up at your dinner parties; DI 11749. - • Phone KE 3-4378 -- KE• 1-1592 RESPONSIBLE woman. will baby sit, references. WE 3-6467. NATHAN • BORENSTEIN - Plaster contractor. TY 7-0141. MATT DEAN _REFINED lady desires Florida 'resi- LADIES' ALTERATION'S by expert. dence, would act as companion to UN 4-9844. , lady Or _ other light duties. • Write Box 199, The Jewish News, 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd., Detroit 35, 'Michigan. 45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GROCERY FOR SALE at a sacrifice, come in and see what you're get- ting for $2,200. 16032 W. 7 Mile Rd. 50-BUSINESS CARDS LARKI/sTS MOVING and Delivery Service. Any time. Reasonable. 3319 Gladstone. TY "4-4587. .FOR BETTERwall washing call James, Russell . One day service. TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont. . . FURNITURE repaired and refinished. Free estimates. WE. 3-2110. Monument Unveilings (Unveiling announcements may be inserted by mailing or by calling The Jewish News office, VE 8-9364. Written announcements must be accompanied by the name and address of the person making the insertion. There is a standard charge of $2.00 for an unveiling notice, me a s u r i n g an inch is depth.) • • * * The families of the late Gert- rude Adler and Harley Michael Sparage announce the double unveiling of monuments in their memories at 1 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 2, at Clover Hill. Park Cemetery. Rabbi Adler will of- ficiate. Relatives and friends are asked to attend. * • * The family of the late Alfred Ackerman announces the un- veiling of a monument in his memory at 12:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 2, at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Adler will of- ficiate. Relatives and friends are asked to attend. * * * The family of the late Anna Epstein announces the unveiling of a monument in her memory at 1 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 9, at Machpelah Cemetery. Relatives and friends are asked to attend. * * * The family of the late Ida Schatten announces the unveil- ing of a monument in her mem- ory at 1 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 9; at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Syme will officiate. Rel- atives and friends are asked to attend. Tells of Israel Visit BOMBAY-S. K. Patil, mem- ber of Parliament and loader of the Congress Party, described his impressions of Israel, on his recent visit and spoke of the Jewish State's achievements. JULIA S. SCHWENGER, . New am. Repair Special 186'71 Fenmore, died Nov. 21. U. OF - D TILE & TERRAZZO CO: She leaves her husband, Morris; a son, Daniel; and three grand- UN - .5075 children. • • • SCHWAR.TZ & CO. All Vries of 22 .7aters, work. TY 7-7758 or UN RAYMOND S. HAAS, 24031 Jerome, Oak Park, died Nov. PAINTING and decoration. 6 rooms $109. - 5 rooms $85, 4 moms $70, 3 26. He leaves his wife, Marion; rooms $55. TY. 8-9393. a son, Robert D., of Houghton, A-1 PAINTING, decorating. Reason- Mich.; a daughter, Mrs.. Jack able prime Free estimates. VI. Bodzin; and three grand- 2-1026, BR. 3-6271. . childre:n. • • PAINTING-Exterior, interior, deco- rating, wall washing. W. Williams, SARAH NUDELMAN, 11501 7758 Prairie. TE. 4-0195 - Petoskey, died Nov. 21. Sur- WINDOWS washed. storms.huzi.g. gut- ters cleaned, awnings. removed. vived by a son, Nathan; three KS.. 1-1716 or KE. 1-6410.- - - daughters; Mrs_ Dora Eugean, Mrs. Jack.J. Feingold and Mrs. A 1 CARPENTER Leah .Roznel; seven grandchil- FINISHER, LIBRARY PANELING, dren and five great grandchil- AND KITCHEN CABINETS, ALL dren. • • • KINDS OF ALTERATIONS. BESSIE SCHNEIDER, 13140 BERKOVITZ Stoepel, died Nov. 21. Survived by her husban4, Abraham; two UN. 4-1897 DRYERS VENTED. Appliances in- daughters, Mrs Sidney Roch- ,stalled, etc. Reasonable. Call any kincl anti Mrs. Sam Moinast; two time. • Wolfe, BR 3-4446. brothers,. a - sister and three PAINTING and Decorating, free es- grandchildren. . CARPENTER - Alterations • of all kinds. Free estimates. TE 4-7776, WE 3-0815. - _ DO YOU NERD EMS - WORK? movING MALE and female who speak Jewish and English. Make extra money p art-time. Call Jerry Harris, TY 45300. - Obituaries • TILE . ALL Crry Should have experiente or train- ing as teacher or group leader with children. Can Mrs. Mink, WE 5-8976, Fields Eitiplayineeit : 50-BUSINESS CARDS Built Up Asphalt Roofing, Shingle Roofing and Siding, Gutters and Tin Decks AU Work Guaranteed Cadillac Roofing Co. FHA TERMS AVAILABLE 2479 W. Davison Ave. TO 8-0071 Toronto Looks Askance at Religion in Schools TORONTO, (JTA) - Jewish public relations groups here are concerned about the increased measure of religious education in the schools of the province, especially in the high schools. It has been revealed that in- structions have been sent to - • timates, reasonable price. TO. 74937 ZELIG ZUCKMAN, 4.056 Rum.hrey, died Nov. 24. Sur- MUST SELL Persian lamb coat, per- vived by his wife, Sadie; two fect condition. Reasonable. WE sons, Alex and Morris; three 4-5123. brothers and four grandchil- dren. , 60-CARS FOR SALE ISAAC SINKOFF, 3802 Webb, 1956 Plymouth Demos died Nov. 23. Survived by his wife, Hessie; two sons, Saul H. Pushbutton Powerllite, radios, and Aaron; a daughter, Mrs. heaters, le to choose front $I,595 up. Ask for "Gold. Star Cars." Larry Goss.. a brother, a sister, and seven 'grandchildren. TAYLOR'S• INC. - DODGE-PLYMOUTH DLR. PHILIP GORZECK, 25211 i 971 1 Lk/m.100;s Coe. Pembroke Gardner, Oak Park,. died Nov. 23. He leaves his wife, Tillie; Dexter Chevrolet Official two sons, Gerald and Dr. Louis; two daughters, Mrs. Hyman William Diamond, Dies Morgan and Mrs. Eugene Sara- William Diamon d, -general sky; and seven " grandchildren. • * * manager of Dexter Chevrolet Co., died Nov. 21. He had re- SOPHIE GUTMAN, 15131 sided at 1001 Merton. Dartmouth, Oak Park, died Nov. Services were held at Ira 23. She leaves six sons, Leo, Kaufman Chapel Mr: Diamond. William,' Albert, Max, Burton was a member of Harry B. Kei- and David; a daughter, Mrs. dan Lodge, Bnai Brith; Detroit Raymond. Gilberg; two brothers, 55-MISCELLANEOUS 22 grandchildren. .and. a great high school principals under ex- isting legislation to institute re- Federation of Musicians, and ligious instructions in the classes. The instruction is to be given by visiting clergymen of various, -Protestant denomina- tions. In some municipalities these instructions have already been put into effect, but this is not generaL Theie appear to be some technical program diffi- culties about the general imple- mentation of the plan. At the same time, there is continuing opposition on the part of Jewish and many Pro- testant citizens to the principle of religious instructions in the schools of the .province although no official objections to the pro- gram are envisaged at this mo- ment. Chevrolet Corp. IDA GOODMAN, 2070 Blaine, He leaves his wife, Belle; and died Nov. 24. She leaves three a daughter, Mrs. Natalie Kir- sons, Morris, Karl and Dr. Louis; schner. three daughters, Jennie, Mrs. Ben Silverstein and Mrs. Fannie Swedish Leader Dies Meisel; and seven grandchildren. STOCKHOLM, (JTA)-Akim CHARLES NORMAN, 17519 Spivak, chairman of the Swed- ish section of the World Jewish StoepeI, died Nov. 26. He leaves Congress, died here following a his wife, Celia; two sons, Joseph long illness. He had been ac- and Henry, of Wyandotte; a ghter, Mrs. Irving Gold; and tive in relief and resettlement efforts on behalf of World War a rather. • • • II refugees. HARRY KUSHNER, 17 5 7 5 San Juan; died Nov. 25. He President of Fuerth leaves his wife, Nettie; a daugh- Jewry Wins Bonn Award ter;. Mrs. Seymour Kraft; four brothers, three sisters and two FUERTH, Bavaria, (JTA) - grandchildren. The Federal Cress of Merit, * * * • First Class, has been conferred ALBERT GOODMAN, 17373 on the president of the local Stoepel, died Nov. 25. He leaves Jewish Community, Jean Man- IL wife, Rose; two sons, Charles del, in recognition of his work and Mark; a daughter, Ellen; on behalf of Christian-Jewish four brothers and four sisters. cooperation and in rebuilding *. * * Jewish life here. .DENA FOOTE, 19915 Grand- The Fuerth JeArish commu- view, died NOV. 18.' Services and nity, now about 300 strong, has interment in Flint, Mich. She a larger proportion of children leaves a son, Dr. Joseph D., of than any other city in Germany Flint; a daughter, Mrs. Max and its spiritual leader, Rabbi Lebowski, of Detroit; and five David Spiro of Warsaw, is con- grandchildren. sidered the oustanding Hassidic * * * personality in the Country. MAX MANSFIELD, 18 4 2 1 Mandel, who was born in this Stansbury, died Nov. 24. He city, is only 45, an unusually leaves his wife, Mary; a son, young it to • receive the high Maurice; three daughters, Suz- Bonn award that has been be- anne, Thelma and Mrs. Russell stowed upon him. Greenberg; three brothers, two sisters and three grandchildren. in Memoriam In loving memory of our be- loved brother, Benjamin Mason, who passed away on Dec. 8, 1955. Sadly missed and always re- membered by his sisters,, Sarah and Etta. * * * In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Ben- jamin Mason, who passed away on Dec. 8, 1955. . Sadly missed by his wife, Rita; and daughter, Doreen Marsha. the Hundred Car Club of the. grandchild_ Giant Given for Heart Study at Newark Jewish Etospital The excellent facilities of The Era. Kaufman Chapel are known and available at a cost within the reach of aft. The Ira Kaufman Chapei Director of Funerals 9419 "Dexter •- Mer 44020 NEWARK, N.J., (JT'Al-The Essex County Heart Associatian has given Beth Israel Hospital here a $5,000 research grant for a study on the effect of artificial hibernation in patients suffering from coronary • occlusion. The hosPita/ bill study whether, if artificial hibernation can be achieved, it will prevent corn- plicationi due to shock in cases of C0rallille; SOC411401k: . k % MAX RIDER: 1941 Tuxedo, died Nov. 19. Survived by his wife, Sophie; a son, Samuel; a daughter, Shirley; two brothers and two grandchildren. Louis Tendler Newsman, Dies ,. A heart attack, • suffered Wednesday, was fatal to vet- eran Detroit newspaperman, Louis ' Tendler. Services will be held it 11 a.M., today, at the' Hebrew Memorial Chapel. After attending the Univer sixty of Michigan, Mr. Tendler, joined the staff of the Detroit Free Press, and./ater -joined the at. Detroit News staff where he worked for nearly 30 years. - A 1937 gritduate of the Uni- itersity of Detroit Law School, Mr. Tendler covered a majority of the News' special stories on the courts, taxes and other le- gal .questions. - - He was active in and con- cerned with Jewish affairs, minority groups and race rela- tion. problems. - Mr. Tendler, who had resided at 18660 Sussex, is survived by his wife, Mollie; and two daughters, Rose Anna a n d Judith.. . Instead of flowers, the family is asking . that contributions be sent to the Louis Tendler Fund to assist needy journalism stu- dents at t h e ITniversity of bfichigan. 0 Mumford Student Dies in Automobile Accident A 17-year-old Mumford High School senior was fatally in- jured on Nov. 21, when a car in which she was riding col- lided • with another on W. Mile near Palmer Parka She is Sally Tucker, daugh- ter of Mn and Mrs. Stanley J. Tucker, of 18709 Monica. Services were held at the Ira Kaufman Chapel. Etestc . des her parents, Miss Tucker is survived by her sister; Rosalind, who also was injured in the crash, four other brothers and sisters, Dor e e n, Allen, Jackie and Steven; and her grandwents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Berkowitz. Ellis Fisher Dies Ellis Fisher, owner of a chain of neighborhood depai tment stores, died Nov. 21. Services were at Ira Kaufman Chapel. Mr. Fisher, who resided. at 19622 Oak, leaves his wife, Rita; a son, Michael; and a daughter, Mrs. Edward Stein. CEMETERY MEMORIALS Lowest Prices for Highest Quality Granite and Outstanding Designs . DETROIT MONUMENT WORKS 2744 W. Davison, cor. Lawton DI. 1-1175 TO. 8-6923 ■■ drass 110110MENTS • Sy Kast.C.• Berg. Max Wrotslaysky . Monument Works Owner Distinctive bionninents Seasonably Priced 3201 JOY ROAD . Corner Wildemere TY.. 6-0196 . "Peace of Mind Protection" EAGLE TRIPLEX (R) PROTECTS CASKETS UNDERGROUND Concrete Burial Vaults • vanable, ,: 5. v• tit PREVENTS SUNKEN GRAVES WATER RESISTANT Le a d* In , Fm!tetgal .