40-EMPLOYMENT-
17-HOUSES FOR SALE
to
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20206 ARDMORE
Face brk., spacious 3 bedrm.
Colonial, mahogany paneled den
14 x 14, 1st fl. , lay., pan. rec. rm.,
screened terrace, garage, carpet-
ing, drapes. Owner.
UN. 4-7395
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WYOMING-8 MI. AREA
50 lots very desirable 40x125
each all improvements in, rea-
sonable. Miss Gaylord.
SCHATTEN REALTY
TY 8-4300
SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP
LEE BAKER DRIVE
Lot 120x234
Best location only $50 per ft.
MISS GAYLORD TY 8-4300
SCHATTEN REALTY
-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
LOT
105' FRONTAGE
SEWER & WATER IN
The, finest lot in Washington
Hieghts, 105x140. Ready to build
on. Lovely trees. Mr. Williams.
GROSS REALTY
UN 4-3100
13420 W. 7 MILE
17-C-FOR SALE, VACANT LOTS
PURITAN FRONTAGE
84 ft. bet. Cherrylawn and Ohio,
last piece this size left, owner
says he wants an offer.
JULES M. KLEIN
UN 3-0700
BABY SITTER wanted, woman pre-
ferred; references. Oak Park area,
L•, 2-5595.
WANTED; Secretary for B'nai Brith
Hine' foundation at Wayne State
University. General office work,
and shorthand. Call TE. 1-0129.
DI 1-3360
GIRL wishes shampoo work, just
bank from Lansing, have license.
TE. 2-3082.
45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
37 YEARS established dry goods,
$80,000 volume business for sale.
Building for rent with or without
inventory. Sacrifice, retirement. In-
formation call VI 2-9594 ti1 , 6 p.m.
After 7 p.m. UN 4-0723. Mr. Henig.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
ALL CITY
MOVING
COMPANY
Large, Modern Vans
Always Open
14948 MEYERS
VE. 8-7660
■
Angeles, February 2,
GOING to
take two riders to help drive, share
expenses. UN. 4-8229.
35-INSTRUCTION
QUALIFIED piano teacher for be-
ginner students. TY. 4-7974.
BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yid-
dish, English. Call experienced
teacher. WE 4-1793.
HEBREW school teacher and Bar
Mitzvah expert, Results guaranteed.
References. Reasonable. Call late
evenings. TO. 5-7622.
PART-TIME
Attractive position available for
a woman who is' good with fig-
ures in payroll dept. Compto-
meter experience desirable. 12641
Woodrm Wilson. TO 8-2330.
UNIVERSAL Employment Service,
experienced help, days or weeks,
call TY 8-5310.
Fields Employment
Colored Couples, Cooks. Maids,
Chauffeurs, Janitors.
Caretakers, Porters
DAY or WEEK
TR. 3-7770
EARN MONEY making telephone
calls from your home, if you have
unlimited phone. Call Mr. Kessler
-UN 1-4300.
YOUNG MAN to work in jewelry
store, must have references. King's,
124 Monroe.
, NOW OPEN
WARD'S
SECRETARIAL SERVICE
Special rates - bookkeeping for
!mall business.
TR 3-8955
JWB Offers Scholarships
for Jewish Center Work
In calling attention to its
nation-wide campaign to recruit
young people for professional
careers in Jewish Community
Center work, the National Jew-
ish Welfare Board has an-
nounced that a number of
scholarships and work study
plans are available in this field.
Several scholarships are of-
FURNITURE repaired and refinished. fered, some up to $1,500 a year.
Free estimates. WE. 3-2110.
Work study plans provide al-
m o s t the equivalent of a
STEEL RUBBISH DRUMS
worker's full salary. The latter
55 gal.
are available for professional
..
$9.50
30 gal.
2.00
graduate education.
' 15 gal.
1.25
Inquiries on the scholarship
Also Float and Oil Drums
program should be addressed. to
FREE DELIVERY
the JWB Bureau and Training,
MATT DEAN
145 E. 32nd St., New York 16,
Phone KE 3-4870 - KE 1-1593
N. Y.
EXPERT Wall Washing and Painting,
TY . 8-0288.
40-EMPLOYMENT
WANTED: Refined lady 'to keep
house for an elderly gentleman, will
need to live away from Detroit. BR
3-8570.
ORT to Step Up Israel Program;
Approve $4,500,000 Budget for '57
UN 1-5075
L SCHWARTZ & CO. All types of
carpenters work. TY 7-7758 or UN
2-6329.
TEACHER - Hebrew Conversation, 5 ROOMS painted $75, references.
Bar Mitzvah lessons, mornings,
Call- TY 7-2501, anytime.
afternoon hours available. TE
4-0776.
ALL KINDS plumbing repair. Sewer
cleaning reasonable. WEbster 4-3493.
ELDERLY lady to help with cooking
and children in strictly kosher
home, separate quarters, live-in,'
good home for right party, TO.
8-7548.
A number of graduates who received their degrees as en-
gineers from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology at com-
mencement exercises held in Haifa last month had to obtain
special leave from the armed forces, in which many were
serving as reserves. Above, new Technion graduates in civil,
mechanical and electrical engineering, architecture and chemi-
cal technology, as they appear in uniform of Israel Army, Navy
and Air Force. American Technion Society, 1000 Fifth Ave.,
New York, supports Technion, the only engineering university
in Israel and the country's sole source of urgently-needed
technologically-trained manpower.
NEW YORK (JTA) - A
$4,500,000 -• budget for' ORT ac-
tivities in 1957 was approved
by the annual convention of the
American ORT Federation at-
cement, plaster,
REPAIR, brick,
pointing, chimneys and porches, tended by 500 delegates from
steps. UN 2-1017.
various parts of the country.
The convention also adopted
TILE
a program to provide 25,000
young people in Israel, North
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
Africa and other countries with
New and Repair Special
vocational training and secon-
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
dary education.
Dr. William Haber, president
18-STORE RENTALS
A-1 PAINTING, decorating. Reason-
able prices. Free estimates. VI.
2-1026, BR. 3-6271.
OAK PARK - 22125 Coolidge, 20x70
new store, gas ht, suitable coffee
shop, bakery, offices, etc. TY. PAINTING-Exterior, interior, deco-
rating, wall washing. W. Williams,
7-6816.
7758 Prairie. TE. 4-0195.
STORE to rent, good location, mixed LARKINS MOVING and Delivery
neighborhood, 16x50, good for any
Service. Any time. Reasonable. 3319
business, plenty of parking, rent
Gladstone. TY 4-4587.
reasonable. 7034 Tireman, UN.
3-0233.
FOR BETTER wall washing call
...1••• ••••
James Russell. One day service.
- TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
31-TRANSPORTATION
7 .;
On Leave to Receive Diplomas
SCHAEFER-7 • MILE area, attractive 40A-WANTED, EMPLOYMENT
6 room bungalow, face brick. 2
bathrooms, finished terrace, oil GOING to Florida?? Care of children
at home a prOblern?? Experienced
- heat, carpeting throughout, reason-
middle-aged woman, now free,
abluy priced, owner. UN 4-8830.
references. UN. 1-8620.
17-A-LOTS. FOR SALE
Friday, January 18, 1957
ASSISTANT Bookkeeper for 2-girl
office, will train. TA. 5-4111. 2530
Scotten.
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
57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNITURE
TWIN BEDS and double dresser, paid
$900, will sell for $400, practically
new, 16922 Prairie, Sunday.
BEAUTIFUL Mahogany dining room
set, 3 years old. TO. 5-2403.
FEPC Minus Jail Penalties
Introduced in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA)-A
fair employment practices ordi-
nance, minus the customary jail
sentence for discriminatory em-
ployers rejecting mediation, has
been introduced for action by
the city Board of Supervisors.
The proposed ordinance is
sponsored by the San Francisco
Committee for Equal Job Op-
portunity, which is backed by
more than 150 civic leaders rep-
resenting all phases of commu-
nity life..
NY Bokharian Jews
Send Ambulances to Isra
The tiny community of Bok-
harian Jews in New York has
come up with a comparatively
big gift to Israel-two ambu-
lances, whose $8,000 cost has
been borne by the dozen fami-
lies comprising the community
here.
J. Issahar-Zadeh, president of
the Bokharian JeWish Aid So-
ciety, revealed that of the 60,000
Jews who once lived in the Cen-
tral Asian province, more than
15,000 have migrated to Israel.
They have set up their syna-
gogues and homes in the Bok-
harian quarter of Jerusalem and
also in Tel Aviv and they have
produc,ed some of the country's
leading citizens, including the
late Chai Issahar, Israel's first
Secretary for Air.
Issahar, a brother of Issahar-
Zadeh, was the founder of the
modern Israel Air Force and
was primarily responsible for
the purchase of that force's
fighter planes which were used
to defeat the Arab forces in the
War of Independence of 1948.
Sinatra Sets 'Sammy'
Frank Sinatra - not Jerry
Lewis-now will do the motion
Picture version of "What Makes
Sammy Run," the highly con-
troversial Bud Schulberg ex-
pose of a plush Hollywood of
20 years ago. Producer-writer
Fred Finklehoffe will be asso-
ciated with Sinatra who also
intends to portray the title role
in his own venture.
of the organization, told the
delegates that in view of the
anticipated influx of 70,000 im-
migrants into Israel during the
next 12 months, ORT programs
in that country would step up
activities to provide education
and vocational aid to new ar-
rivals. He announced that a
message had been received from
Israel's President Ben-Zvi - re-.
questing that the convention act
on this problem.
American Jews looked with
disquiet at the "triple crisis"
threatening Jews abroad, Dr.
Haber said. He described these
as "the 'dangerous insecurity of
Israel, the emergence of a new
Jewish refugee problem of
people coming from Hungary
and Egypt, and the smouldering
crisis in North Africa where
many of the 450,000 Jews have
already suffered severe economic
dislocations."
George J. Mintzer, convention
chairman, reported that ORT
had established eight new
schools for immigrants and had
opened two new technical in-
stitutes in Israel last year. There
are now 83 trade schools and
related facilities in the ORT
program in Israel, he noted.
Edward M. M. W a r b u r g,
chairman of the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee, received
a
plaque from the American ORT
Federation for his organization
to commemorate completion of
a decade of financial agree-
ments and working cooperation
between the two agencies. Since
1947, the Joint Distribution
Committee has made available
$13,390,000 out of the United
Jewish Appeal Funds, in sup-
port of ORT vocational pro-
grams.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner of
New York, addressing the con-
vention, criticized the existing
immigration laws and urged
their revision.
The conventon opened with
a anemorial meeting in honor
of Dr. Aaron ,Syngalowski, late
chairman of the World ORT
Union executive committee, who
died in Paris Oct. 7.
Chairmen Named for
Flint's 1957 Women's
Division UJA Drive
Mrs. Marcus A. Lebster and
Mrs. Max W. Harris have been
appointed co - chairmen of the
1957 drive of the Women's Divi-
sion of Flint United Jewish Ap-
peal, it was announced by Louis
Kasle, president of the Flint
Jewish Community Council.
Assisting them as associate
chairmen in this year's emer-
gency rescue drive will be Mrs.
Asher Marder and Mrs. Harry
J. Mills.
The 1957 Flint U J A drive
will strive to surpass last year's
Women's Division effort, which,
under the leadership of Mrs.
Martin Gordon and Mrs. Louis
E. Rudner, added $17,000 in
plus funds to the final cam-
paign total of $153,000.
March Parley to Launch
Independent Zionists
Plans to form a new organi-
zation, an integral part of the
World Zionist Organization, but
without affiliation or identifica-
ton with any poli.cal party in
Israel, were a n n Ounced by
Judge Louis E. Levinthal of
Philadelphia.
A statement of policy an-
nounces a national convention,
to be held in March. Judge Lev-
inthal is proVisional committee
chairman. The committee is op-
erating under the name of Inde-
pendent Zionists of America
with offices at 200 W. 57th St.,
New York.
The new group's policy state-
ment extolls American Zionists
who made "important contribu-
tions to the founding of modern
Israel," and pays tribute to
"countless" American Jews un-
affiliated with any Zionist
group" who have "given gen-
erous support to the Zionist
ideal and the State of Israel."
Max. Osnos of Detroit is listed
among the organization's initial
sponsors.
Announce Essay Contest
Honoring Dr. Petegorsky
Announcement of the in-
auguration - of the David Pete-
gorsky Scholarship Awards by
the American Jewish Congress
was made here this week by
Mrs. Louis Redstone, president
of the Detroit Women's Divi-
sion.
The awards, created in mem-
ory of the late executive direc-
tor of the AJ Congress, will en-
able college students from all
parts of the country to attend
a six-week summer workshop
in Israel.
The course, sponsored by the
school of Hebrew culture and
education of New York Univer-
sity, carries six hours of credit,
transferable to any accredited
American college or university.
Awards will be made to win-
ners of an essay contest on
"Why I Want to Attend the
Summer Workshop in Israel."
Entries, to run about 2,000
words, must be mailed to David
Petegorsky Scholarship Commit-
tee, 15 E. 84th St., New York 28,
N.Y. by March 15.
The scholarship is open to all
college students who are U.S.
citizens, between the ages of
1'7 and 22, regardless of race,
religion or creed. High school
graduates registered for f all
Israel.Offers to Pay Italy enrollment also are eligible.
Full contest particulars are
for Lost Oil Machinery
available from the AJC office,
JERUSALEM (JTA) - The
163 Madison, Detroit 26.
Israel government offered to
pay full compensation for any
machinery or equipment miss- Two Jewish Weeklies
ing from Italian-operated oil Mark Anniversaries
NEW YORK (JTA) - Mile-
wells in the Sinai Peninsula.
Commenting on remarks by stones in the history of the
Maj. Gen, E. L. M. Burns, com- English-Jewish press were ob-
mander of the United Nations served in Newark and Los An-
Emergency Force, that his troops geles this week.
had found the wells, in good
The Bnai Brith Messenger of
condition but some equipment Los Angeles reported its 60th
missing, an Israel Foreign Minis- anniversary covering a period
try spokesman said that Israel when the Jewish community
would pay the full market grew "from a cohesive group of
value for anything taken from a score of families to a vast
the oilfield during the Israeli heterogeneous multitude of well
occupation.
over 400,000 Jewish souls."
He added that if Israeli tech-
The Jewish News of Newark
nicians had not sealed the wells announces the start of its 11th
irreparable damage would have year of publication with a spe-
cial edition in April.
resulted..