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February 22, 1957 - Image 23

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1957-02-22

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40-EMPLOYMENT

17-HOUSES FOR SALE

OHIO - MARYGROVE

MAKE YOUR OFFER

3 bdrms., 1st lay., firepl., paneled
brkfst. rm.. gas ht., gar., tiled
bsmt, stall shower, all in excel.
cond. Asking $16,900. Terms avail-
able. Quick poss. Mr. Stump.

O'DON NELL-MADSEN

18310 LIVERNOIS

WANTED

2 salesmen 25-35 yrs. old, must
have car. Salary plus commis-
sion, excellent future. Apply in
person, 7945 Schaefer Rd.

UN 4-0600

MANOR-OUTER DRIVE

Beautiful, spacious, 3 bedroom
colonial, nice sized living and
dining room, gas heat, pass hall,
first floor lay., only 7 years old,
lovely neighborhood, rec., room,
garage, terrace, carpeted through-
out, $5,000 down,-UN 4-4600.

J. WM. KLEM

SHAFTSBURY, 18320, 3 bedroom
brick ranch, AC heat, immediate
occupancy. KE 3-4412.

17A-LOTS FOR SALE

••••••••••••••••••••••
• • Franklin Forest 0 • •

• •
&


I • Franklin Fairway E • ' D
• When these are gone •

• ,

• there 'ain't no more. •
: Lots in beautiful breath- ••
• taking Franklin Forest E

• Franklin Fairway Sub- •

: division. These beautiful •
: rolling wooded home-
• sites have just become •


AD available. In Franklin •


• Forest 3A acres and •
: larger, lots No. 1-6-9- •
• 20-21 and 42. In Frank- •
e

so tin Fairway Lot No. 10. •
to C a 1 I today, BRoadway •

: 3-7000, Mr. Kruss.

r4•••••*••••*••••••••••0

18-STORE RENTALS

STORE FOR LEASE. 20 x 80, gas heat.
KE. 2-3686, 7 Mile and Greenfield.

24-B-LAND CONTRACTS

GIRL FOR general office work, ex-
perience not necessary, but, typing
required. Apply 8000 W. Jefferson.

MASSEUSE AND A
MASSEUR

For Blackstone Manor Massage
Studio. Excellent opportunity.
Everything is new and a wonder-
ful business. 20463 Schaefer, near
8 Mile. UN 4-8945.

We have for sale, a • group of
excellent land contracts. Dis-
counts 10% to 30%.

GREATER NORWEST
REALTY CO.

18111 WYOMING

DI 1-1125

40-EMPLOYMENT

HOUSEKEEPER, care for woman
and house, no laundry, live-in,
day off, Sam Small, TY 7-5667,
3780 W. Chicago.'

THE JEWISH WELFARE
FEDERATION
NEEDS
STENOGRAPHERS & TYPISTS

, CALL MISS KLAUSNER
WO 5-3939

17-E-LOT DEVELOPMENT

Don't envy a

BE ONE

UN 1-5075

EXPERT Wall Washing and Painting,
TY 8-0288.

A-1 Carpenter, Finisher

Library Paneling and kitchen
cabinets. All kinds of alterations.

PHILIP BERKOVITZ

UN 4-1897

VERY RELIABLE baby sitter, good
references, reasonable rates. WE
3-6467.

55-MISCELLANEOUS

WIDOW, unencumbered, wants house- NEW Lady's suit, size 18 1/2, powder
blue, reasonable; boy's clothing,
keeper job, for one person, will
size 16; outgrown, cheap, suitable
work for $35 week. Good cook, neat
to send to Europe. UN 1-6668.
and clean. TW 3-5098.
RELIABLE, experienced, w o in an MATERNITY clothes, size 14 to 18,
1 and 2-piece, call UN 3-8227, 9-9.
would like typing to be done at
home, reasonable. After 6 -p.m.
WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. Can
TO 6-5412.
WE 3-2239.
HIGH SCHOOL Senior-Wants Sat-
ATTENTION
apartment owners, we
urday work, Clerking, Selling or
carry a line of used Frigi•aires,
Doctor's office. UN 1-6668.
stoves at reasonable rates. M and M
Used Appliance Co., 9445 Oakman
Avenue, near Westminster. TO.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
8-9112.

ALL CITY
MOVING
COMPANY

Large, Modern Vans

Always Open

14948 MEYERS
VE. 8-7660

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

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

FOR BE'1 1 hit wall washing can
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.

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

BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yid- DRYERS vented and washers in-
dish, English. Call experienced
stalled. Dryers cleaned, call for free
teacher. WE 4-1793.
•estimates. Wolfe, BR. 3-4446.
TEACHER, Hebrew, Yiddish, English, REPAIR, brick, cement, plaster,
citizenship, Bar Mitzvah, free trial
pointing, chimneys and porches,
lesson. TO 5-3652.
steps. UN 2-1017.
PROF. AMANTEA MASO'IsTA, con- A-1, Lath-plastering, and painting,
cert pianist, of world famous Santa
work guaranteed, 'free estimates,
Cecilia Academy, Rome, Italy, gives
TY. 6-0568.
private piano lessons. WO. 1-9404.

HEBREW school teacher, and Bar
Mitzvah expert, references, reaso•-
able; TO. 5-7622.

New and Repair Special

U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.

DRESSMAKING and alternations,
neatly done, reasonable. UN. 2-2134.

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

35-INSTRUCTION

TILE

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 8-9071

17-E-LOT DEVELOPMENT

MILLIONAIRE

by buying land in growing

areas such as Lyon, Novi and

Farmington Township on. a

CAPITAL GAINS TAX BASIS

Near New Lincoln and

Proposed GM and Chrysler Plants

SAM COHEN

TY. 8-8179

Obituaries

DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?

40A-WANTED, EMPLOYMENT

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

LAND CONTRACTS

' 50-BUSINESS CARDS

57-FOR SALE--7HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNITURE

BREAKFRONT, 64 - inch, mahogany
crowned glass, pair of beautiful
lamps and end tables, modern couch
and miscellaneous. DI. 1-0207, 14540
Vassar Drive.

Lord L. Hore-Belisha
Dies in Rheims at 63

- Lord Leslie Hore-Belisha,
British Minister of War from
1937 to 1940, died Sunday while
making a speech in Rheims. He
was 63.
Heading a delegation of ten
British Members of Parliament
to France, he collapsed from a
cerebral hem-
orrhage during
a Rheims' city
hall address
stressing t h e
need for close
British - French
ties.
In his cabi-
n e t position,
Lord Hore-
Belisha intro-
Hore-Belisha duced radical
British army reforms. He re-
duced the age limit of British
generals from 63 to 55. He raised
pay of enlisted men and dou-
bled the size of the Territorial
Army, British counterpart to the
U.S. National Guard. He brought
about a greater measure of
democracy in the British army.
Primarily at his instance, Prime
Minister Nevil Chamberlain in-
stituted conscription.
Born of an old Spanish-Jew-
ish family which came to Eng-
land soon after Cromwell raised
the ban on Jews, he was warden
of the Spanish-Portuguese Syn-
agogue in London. As an execu-
tive of the British Board of
Jewish Deputies, he evinced
deep interest in Jewish move-
ments. Sympathetic but largely
inactive in Jewish causes, he
absented himself from 1939 Brit-
ish White Paper discussions in
Parliament, deliberately disre-
garding a three-line government
whip and showing disapproval
of the measure.

Dropsie Names Shinar
to Arabic Professorship

Dr. Abraham A. Neuman,
president of Dropsie College,
announced the appointment of
the Israeli sc holar Passeh
Shinar as assistant professor
of Arabic and Islamic Culture.
Since 1949, Prof. Shinar served
as director of the Islamic and
African Section of the Israeli
Foreign Office.

Art Collector Dies
Wilhelm Weinberg, noted New
York are collector, who won the
French Legion of Honor and a
medallion from The Hague, died
Feb. 14 at the age of 70.

Rabbi Rauch Dies
Rabbi Joseph Rauch, of Louis-
ville, Ky., died in his sleep Mon-

day night at the -age of 71.

SAMUEL H. LEWIS, 52, of
19911 Roslyn, an attorney and
co-owner of L. & L. Wine Co.,
died Tuesday. He was an ac-
tive Allied Jewish Campaign
Worker and a Shaarey Zedek
member. Survived by his wife,
Ruth; sons, Milford and Frank-
lin, mother, Rose and foil): sis-
ters.

* * *

JOSEPH LIPSCHUTZ, 93,
3228 Ewald Circle, died Feb.
18. He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Lillian Feverman; two grand-
children and a great-grandchild.

*

* *

HANNAH GOODMAN, 17334
Indiana, died Feb. 12. She leaves
two sons, Sidney D. and Louis
M.; three daughters, Selma,
Mrs. Joseph. Levine and Mrs.
Sam Mandel; a brother, nine
grandchildren and nine great-
grandchildren.
* * *
KATE BREZNER, 11501 Pe-
toskey, died Feb. 13. She leaves
five sons, Philip, Barnet, Mor-
ris, Samuel and Harry; a
brother, a sister, five grand-
children and six great-grand-
children.
* * *
SIMON SARASOHN, 18688
Monica, died Feb. 15. He leaves
his wife, Anna; a daughter, Mrs.
Joe Ellis; two sons, Charles and
Alvin and 10 grandchildren.
,* * *
SARAH BERNSTEIN, 12151
Martindale, died Feb. 11. Sur-
vived by a son, Isadore; two
daughters, Mrs. Fannie Warsen
and Mrs. David Rose; a brother,
two sisters, five grandchildren
and a great-grandchild.
* * *
MAX SCHUBINER, 3316
Richton, died February 12. He
leaves his wife, Jennie; a son,
Melvyn; a daughter, Mrs. Eve-
lyn. Weinstein; two brothers and
a sister.
* * *
HELEN VINOCUR, • 11501 Pe-
toskey, died Feb. 12. Survived
by two sons, Albert and Sy;
four daughters, Mrs. Israel
_Taines, Mrs.. David Josephson,-
Mrs. George White and Mrs.
Sam Josephson; a sister, 12
grandchildren an_d seven great-
grandchildren.
* * *
SIDNEY CHATLIN, 3359
Cortland, died Feb. 14. Survived
by his wife, Ida, and two
brothers, Charles Baker and
Bert Chatlin.
* * *
LEO BARTH, 19376 Patton,
died Feb. 20. Survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Sigmund Marx
and MrS. Herman Rosenberg; a
sister and three grandchildren.

*
*
STEVEN CAREY KAY, 17345
Kentucky, died Feb. 16. Sur-
vived by his praents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie I. Kay; two grand -
mothers, Mrs. Nettie Schechter
and Mrs. Mary Reich and a
sister, Marcia.
* * *
Mrs. RAY ROSE, of 20058
Ardmore, died Feb. 19. She is
survived by a son, Maurice;
daughter, Mrs. Meyer Lubin; a
sister, Mrs. Berryll Harrison;
two brothers, David M. and Ed-
ward Zellman and five grand-
children.
• * *
JACOB FELDSTEIN, 17180
Mendota, died Feb. 16. He leaves
his wife, Minnie; two brothers,
Manuel and Henry and a sister,
Leah,
* * *
ALFRED MILTON WINE-
MAN, 4224 W. Davison, died
Feb. 16. He leaves a son, Irving
and two brothers.

Mrs. ANNIE J. HOFFMAN, of
Chelsea, Mass., died Feb. 8. She
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Nathan
Spevakow, of Detroit, three
other daughters and a son, Julia,
Etta Sophie and Joseph, all of
Chelsea, and five grandchildren.
* * *
SIDNEY ARTHUR SCHIFF,
13501 Dexter, died Feb. 13. Sur-
vived by his wife, Benita Ruth;
his father Benii and five
brothers.
* * *
HARRY LEVIN, 3002 Richton,
died Feb. 14. Survived by a son,
Myron P.

Dr. M. Hindes,, Israel
Envoy to Uruguay, Dies

MONTEVIDEO, (JTA) - Dr.
Matatiahu Hindes, Israel Min-
ister to Uruguay, died here at
the age of 63. The Uruguayan
government decreed honors for
his funeral. The sudden death of
the Israel diplomat came as a
shock to the JeWish community
and the entire diplomatic corps.
Dr. Hindes, who had worked
untiringly for understanding be-
tween Israel and Uruguay, en-
joyed great prestige with . both
the government and Uruguayan
Jewry. He had worked until t his
final moments to clarify for pub-
lic opinion Israel's stand on the
Sinai withdrawal deadlock.
Born in Jerusalem, he emi-
grated as a boy to Poland where
he studied law: Later he served
as a journalist in Czarist Rus-
sia, Poland and other European
countries. He attended many
World Zionist Congresses as a
delegate.

Wineman Will Leaves
$26,500 to Federation

A grant of $26,500 to the
Jewish Welfare Federation was
among a number of bequests
in the will of late communal
leader Henry Wineman, who
died on'Feb. 9. -
Mr. Wineman, chairman of
the board of People's Outfitting
Co., a leader in Federation and
numerous other communal or-
ganizations, also left $10,000 to
Sinai Hospital, $7,500 to the
United Hebrew Schools and
$5,000 to the Hebrew Union Col-
lege in Cincinnati.
His son, James H. Wineman,
was named special administra-
tor for the estate, estimated at
$500,000, by Probate Judge
Thomas C. Murphy. The bulk
of the estate will be placed in
trusts for his widow, Mrs. Ger-
trude Wineman, and his two
children.

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Granite and Outstanding Designs

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WORKS

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TO. 8-6923
DI. 1-1175

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Monument Works
Owner

Distinctive
Monuments
Reasonably Priced
3201 JOY ROAD
Corner Wildemere

TY., 6-0196

The excellent facilities of The Ira Kaufman
Chapel are known and available at a cost
within the reach of all.

-

The Ira Kaufman Chapel
Director of Funerals

9419 Dexter

TYler 4-8020

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