Friday, July 26, 1957 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-30
18-STORE RENTALS
17-HOUSES FOR SALE
Northwest Sec.
Lovely 8-rm. home. large liv. rm.,
full din. rm., sunroom, break.
nook, 4 bedrms., full price $16,900,
only $3500 dn.
Fred T. Hayes
18231 WYOMING
UN. 3-6161
EVERGREEN - 8 MILE AREA
3 bedroom brick ranch, fenced,
landscaped, storms and screens,
17-foot back slab, disposal,
drapes, carpeting, near public &
new high school. 5 minutes from
Northland, $18,500. By owner, KE
2-9770, 20271 Grandville.
20040 SCHAEFER •
CORNER CHIPPEWA
Modern 5 rooms plus enclosed
heated terrace, open patio, insu-
lated 2 car garage, carpeting.
$5,500 down. Monthly payments
$85.
UN. 2-7917 - UN. 1-1755
VALUE REALTY
ROSELAWN - 6 MILE
Income 5-5, gas heat, storms and
screens, breakfast nook, garbage
disposal, full dining room, fin-
ished basement room, screened
back porch, carpeting. 826,000,
by owner.
LI 1-9880
19735 STRATHMOOR
15325-39 W. 7 MILE RD,
Snowden 19197
Col., nr. .7 Mi. 3 -bedrms.,
gas a.c., scr. porch, rec.
nn., carpeting, drapes.
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Gordendole 20433
GREENACRES SEC.
Open Sun. 2-5
PRACTICAL HOME BLDRS.
13440 W. 7 Mile Rd.
MOVING? Washers, dryers discon-
nected and installed. Dryers vent-
ed. Wolfe. BR 3-4446.
AT LEXINGTON
ON
LAKE HURON
WALLED LAKE COURT
Only 20 mintes from Detroit.
20 two-bedrm. cottages, all mod-
ern conveniences, lge. scr.-in
porches, private, safe, sandy
beach, shuffle board ct. Com-
plete children's playground, bad-
minton, horseshoes, boats, good
fishing. Only $50 weekly or
month, season. 555 E. Walled
Lake Dr. BR 3-3607
or VE
5-8658.
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TRANSPORTATION
DRIVING to New York Aug. 12. Take
2 passengers, references. LI 7-0119.
40-EMPLOYMENT
Fields Employment
Couples, Cooks, Maids.
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Caretakers, Porters
DAY or WEEK
Open Sun. 2-5
TR. 3-7770
Mr. Pompian
UN 1-4300
UNIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT service,
experienced help, days or weeks
Call TY. 8-5310.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
We have openings for aggressive
salespeople with or without ex-
perience, in any of our offices
located on east side, west side
or northwest. We are now start-
ing our real estate classes.
MILLER BROS. REALTY
UN 4-7600
17A-LOTS FOR SALE
Several excel. custom bldg. sites.
Terms or cash. All over 100'
frontage. Miss Step.
GROSS REALTY
UN 4-3100
13420 W. 7 MILE
Huntington Woods
Kingston nr. Scotia
Lot 50x125, very rea-
sonable. Miss Gaylord,
TY. 8-4300.
Schatten Realty
FRANKLIN VILLAGE
Approximately 2/3 acre, roll-
ing with beautiful trees. Ad-
joining 24975 Franklin Park
Drive.
$6,500 Terms
Wm. G. BEATTIE
KE 2-8365
In Detroit
GREENFIELD-8 MI. AREA
37.5 ft. x 144 ft. 1st lot N.
of 20520 Marlowe. Will blt.
to suit. KE 7-2900 or KE 4-
7030 Eves. & weekends.
FRANKLIN Hills, beautiful lot 140 x
300. By owner, MAyfair 6-1738.
LEO KAHAN, carpenter, cabinet
maker, attics, recreation rooms,
porcheS, exclusive material. Excel-
lent work. Estimates free. Phone
UN 2-8890.
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.
REPAIR, brick, cement, plaster,
pointing, chimneys and porches,
steps. ITN 2-1017.
DOORBELLS repaired, $4.50; chimes
installed, $12.50; mail boxes in-
stalled. TR 2-3008.
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
BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yid-
dish, English. Call experienced
teacher. WE. 4-1793.
Face
brick
Col.
newly
decorated, fully carpeted,
28x28. 1st flr. lay., gas a.c.,
2 cr. gar. Make offer:
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
VACANT LOTS
FURNITURE repaired and refinished.
Free estimates. WE. 3-2110.
PAINTING-Exterior, interior, deco-
rating, wall washing. W. Williams,
7758 Prairie. TE. 4-0195.
Lesure 18245
HUNTINGTON WOODS, lot 50x135
on Huntington Road. By owner, TO
6-4692. -
L SCHWARTZ & CO. All types of
carpenters work. TY 7-7758 or UN
2-6329.
AN IDEAL VACATION
AT
RETAIL SALESMEN
Experience in clothing, shoes
or general retail. $5,000 mini-
mum, make $15,000.
Call JE 9-0200. Ask for Mr.
Seymour.
WANTED: Dietician or dining room
supervisor for Camp Farband. Call
Chelsea, GReenwood 5-3001 or UN
4-5830.
SALESLADY wanted for ladies gen-
eral store. Full or part-time. WO
1-1847.
40 A
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EMPLOYMEN1 WANTED
GOOD CANTOR seeks position for
High Holidays. Reasonable. David
Horowitz, TO 5-3652.
45 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR RENT-Delicatessen and Dairy
stand in a good going market. Very
reasonable, no investment except
for stock. Call UN 4-7876 or BR
3-2883.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
All City Moving
Company
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
APPLIANCES - PIANOS
ALSO EXPRESSING
AGENTS OF U.S. VAN LINES
14948 MEYERS
VE. 8-7660
ALL KINDS of Cdrpenter work.
Porch floors, steps, kitchen cabi-
nets-doors. Work myself. UN. 4-1897
(
PAINTING, paper hanging and wall
washing. 20 years experience. WA.
3-4034.
FOR BETTER wall washing call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
35 - INSTRUCTION
Ansimmommium ■
CARPENTER, all kinds of altera-
tions. Call WE 3-0815.
4 bedroom cottage, modern con-
veniences, safe sandy beach.
Available after July 28, 4495
Lakeshore Rd., 2 miles past Lex-
ington (U. S.-25); weekdays call
WO 1-0444.
Strathmoor 20522
Wide front ranch, face
brick, blt. '53, 3 bedrms.,
break, nook, 54' lot, car-
pets, drapes, asking $19,500.
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CLARK
UN 1-5075
27 - LAKE PROPERTY FOR RENT
DRIVING to Miami Beach via New
York City. Leave Aug. 3 or 4. Take .
1 or 2 persons. Call evenings 6;30-
7:30 p.m. TO 8-5185.
ELMER M.
New and Repair Special
EXPERT Painting & Wall Washing.
References. TY 7-2501.
YOU WILL FALL IN LOVE
with this summer home the min-
ute you see it, in its setting right
on Lake Erie. Lovely golf course
across the road. Completely re-
modeled last year and furnished
very tastefully. Ideal for large
family-7 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-
car garage, basement, fireplace.
36 miles from Canadian side of
bridge.
Make App't to See
Phone YE 6-6256, 6-9 p.m.
.
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
VERY LARGE STORE for rent. Gas
heat, automatic hot water, plenty
of parking space in rear. Rent tea-
sonable. BR 3-4227, WE 5-0971.
CASS LAKE, ranch type, 3 bedroom
cottage. Month of August $200. UN
3-9207.
r DAYE1101
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
UN. 4-8272
Brick Col. 3 bedrms., dble.
lot, scr. porch, carpeted,
close to stores, bus. Must
be sold at once.
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Vaughn 20303
Face brick ranch, all beau-
tiful large rooms, blt. '53,
carpets, drapes, gar. You
must see this one. $24,500.
Make offer.
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TILE
Large 80 x 70 foot front. 80 x 75
feet with attractive front. Suit-
able for almost any type of busi-
ness. Will remodel to suit tenant.
A lovely 3 bedroom, custom built
face brick, ranch type, 0 years
old, gas heat, near Vandenberg
school and Northland, beautifully
landscaped.
Immediate Occupancy
OWNER
50-BUSINESS CARDS
ALL KINDS of carpenter work done
very reasonable. Call UN 4-1729.
55
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MISCELLANEOUS
SILVER BLUE mink cape and beau-
tiful ranch mink coat. Reasonably
priced. LI 7-4868.
CUSTOM MADE decorator furniture,
like new, must sell. Desk-break-
front, sofa, pair of fireside chairs,
antique white coffee table with
pink marble top, various curtains
also draperies, stroller carriage,
good condition. TO 9-7025.
57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNITURE
60 YARDS of Wilton embossed car-
peting, grey, for sale. Reasonable,
ITN 3-6131.
U. S. Educators
to Study in Israel
NEW YORK, (JTA) - Two
groups of American educators
are proceeding to Israel for the
summer to observe and to study
Israel's cultural, educational in-
stitutions and pedagogic meth-
ods and progress, the Jewish
Agency has announced.
The first party consists of
Christian scholars who teach
the Bible, religious education
and philosophy at American in-
stitutions of higher learning in
various parts of the U.S.
The second group includes
Jewish educators from various
cities in this country and Can-
ada. Among the American cities
represented are Detroit, New
York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Boston, Newark and Providence.
Among the scholars who are
participating in the project are
Dr. Thomas L. Henry, president,
Eastern Illinois Convention of
Christian Churches; Dr. R. L.
Smith, professor of Bible, South-
western Baptist Seminary, Fort
Worth, Tex.; Dr: Stuart Schimpf,
professor of Bible at John
Brown University, Siloam
Springs, Ark.; Dr. John Rosen-
trater, professor of philosophy,
Nebraska University; Dr. Leon
L. Nickolson, professor of reli-
gious education, Asbury College,
Liberty Center, Ind.; and Miss
Rita Lee Hackett, George Pea-
body College, Nashville, Tenn.
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"This year's Man-of-the-Year award goes to Mr.
Hirshmaa . . . who, incidentally, donated $50,000
to the temple building fund."
Copr. 1951, I...0 , a
OSE Ends Parley
with Resolution on
JDC Assistance
PARIS, (JTA) - The World
OSE Union, in resolutions
adopted at the conclusion of
its five-day international con-
ference last week, expressed
appreciation to the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee for the as-
sistance and generous support
given to OSE in the past and
announced that the conference
has adopted general principles
which would serve as a basis
for a new agreement between
OSE and JDC.
The OSE conference affirmed
its belief that a "very impor-
tant" field of OSE activity was
to be found in Israel. It sug-
gested that a full OSE medical
program in the Jewish State
be worked out in cooperation
with the Israel Ministry of
Health and other competent
Israeli authorities.
Among other decisions ar-
rived at during the parley was
one to give program priority
to preventive medicine -and
health education by national
branches of OSE. However, the
conference decided, in coun-
tries where OSE operated
among huge masses of poor peo-
ple and where local health ar-
rangements appeared inade-
quate the local OSE committee
should give priority to curative
medicine.
Abel Shaban of South Africa
was named president of the
OSE central board and Boris
Pregel, former president of the
American OSE, was elected
honorary president of the
World OSE Union.
Canadian Jews to Call
for Prime Minister's Aid
MONTREAL (JTA) - A
Canadian Jewish Congress dele-
gation will soon call on the
new Prime Minister, John Die-
fenbaker, to place before the
new Conservative government
CJC views on civil rights, im-
migration act amendments, spe-
cial immigration provisions for
Egyptian and Polish refugees
and other matters of interest
to the Jewish community, it
was decided at a meeting of
the CJC national executive in
Toronto.
Emphasis will be placed,
during the meeting with the
Prime Minister, on the need
for admitting Egyptian exiles
and Polish refugees currently
in Western Europe, as well as
close relatives in Morocco of
Canadian citizens. A joint rep-
resentation with the United
Zionist Council will be made
on a variety of matters affect-
ing Israel.
Elect Shaban to Head
World Union OSE
PARIS, (JTA)-The five-day
international conference of the
World Union OSE, Jewish
Health Organization which en-
joys consultative status with the
United Nations Economic and
Social Council, concluded after
hearing reports on the activities
of the organization in North
Africa, Israel and other coun-
tries, and following the naming
of a nine-man board to draft
the OSE program for the next
12 months.
Abel Shaban, South African
Jewish leader, was elected pres-
ident of the Central Board of
the organization.
The conference, which was
held at the UNESCO House
here, dealt particularly with
the reorganization of the OSE
in Israel and discussed the situa-
tion in which CSE institutions
find themselves at present in
North Africa.
It was reported that the or-
ganization has 29 branches lo-
cated in 23 countries through-
out the world. The American
delegation at the conference
was headed by Boris Pregel, in-
dustrialist, and Dr. L. Wulhman
of New York.
Times Sees Nasser in New
Crusade Against Israel
New York, (AJP)-Comment-
ing editorially on Col. Nasser's
latest decree on the Suez Canal,
the New York Times observed:
"In a new fiat supposed to
`legalize' his seizure of the Suez
Canal, President Nasser has
issued a unilateral decree which,
while paying lip, service to the
Suez convention of 1888, again
repudiates the "definitive sys-
tem' of international supervision
established therein and pro-
claims his own absolute control
of canal operations. At the same
time, to win back the Arab
states which split with him over
the Communist issue, he is seek-
big to enlist them in a new
crusade against Israel under
his command . . ."
British Rabbi To Initiate
Union of Orthodox Synagogues
NEW YORK, (AJP) - The
Rev. Dr. Solomon Schonfeld,
presiding rabbi of the Union
of Orthodox Hebrew Congrega-
tions of Britain, will arrive in
the United States Monday, with
the view of initiating negotia-
tions to create a world union of
Orthodox synagogues. The
British Rabbi will be accom-
panied by his wife, the former
Judith Hertz, daughter of the
-late Chief Rabbi of Great Bri-
tain.
Rabbi Schonfeld's brother,
Grapefruit are so-called be- Moses Schonfeld, is UN observ-
cause they sometimes grow in er for the Zionist Organization
clusters.
of America.