50—BUSINESS CARDS
Fields Employment
CARPENTER, all kinds of alterations.
Call WE 3-0815.
Couples, Cooks, Maids.
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Caretakers. Porters
DAY or WEEK
B. & D. WINDOW Cleaning Co.
Storms, screens, awnings, gutters.
KE 7-1018, 1..0 4-4724.
ALL WIRING & REPAIRS
TR. 3-7770
'NIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT service,
experienced help, days or weeks
Call TY. 8-5310.
LICENSED, INSURED
AND GUARANTEED
.
VOMAN to live in with elderly
convalescent widow, must be 'able
to cook - and do house work. Sal-
ary. Call evenings. DI 1-0892.
,XPERIENCED saleswoman, for
neighborhood department store,
good working conditions and sal-
ary. Call TE 1-9795, or LI 7-4646.
WICK ELECTRIC
WE. 5-7595
SPECIAL. 5 rooms washed $28, plas-
ter repairs $8 up. H. B. Smith,
•UN 4-9263, UN 1-8062.
,
55—MISCELLANEOUS
WORLD BOOK Encylcopedia. Call
TEADY position available for re-
WE 3-2239.
sponsible man willing to learn
pawn business. Call TE 3-3230 be- 350 MEN'S used suits, overcoats,
fore 6 p.m., after 7 p.m. KE 4-8824.
sport-jackets, pants, cleaned and
pressed, ready to wear, best offer
ENOGRAPHER f o r ' insurance
takes all. UN. 2-8241.
agency. Shorthand necessary.. Ex-
perience preferred. N.W..azea. UN
3-4403.
57—FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNITURE
WOMAN WITH A SALES
FLAIR
Woman to represent exclusive
Detroit theatrical publication in
N.W. area. Must have extensive
contacts and personality neces-
sary to sell space. Excellent
commissions and drawing account.
Call Jack Trustman, mornings,
for appt. WE 1-0133.
OA—WANTED, EMPLOYMENT
GHT housework, baby-sitting, by
reliable woman. UN 3-6678.
OMAN desires to be companion to
convalescent, or stay with school
children, parents on vacation. Short
stays, references. TE 4-2257.
;XPEREENCED nurse, licensed, ex-
cellent references, infant care spe-
cialty. Call 9-2, WE 3-7642, WE
5-5429.
15—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
gSTAI3LISliED fruit market for rent
in kosher meat market. 11358
Dexter.
;0—BUSINESS CARDS
LARKINS MOVING
AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Also Office Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
WY 4-4587
roR
B2.1.1.1...kt wall washing call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
CHROME kitchen set, traverse dra-
peries and cornesses, 2 piece sofa,
and black end table. WE 3-9248.
Jews in Red China
Reduced to Mere 400
NEW YORK,
(JTA) — In the
decade since the Chinese Com-
munists nationalized all com-
merce and industry, the Jewish
community in China has shrunk
from 25,000 to less than 400
through emigration, the World
Jewish Congress reported.
Citing data in a report from
the Jewish Community Council
of Shanghai, the Congress said
emigration was continuing and
the end of the community was
near.
The Shanghai report said that
as of June 30 there were 109
Jews left in Shanghai, 55 in
Tientsin, 229 in Harbin and four
in Dairen and Mukden. Emigra-
tion is handled by the Shanghai
Council. Most of the Jews of
China have emigrated to Israel.
paper Le Monde, has denied a
report to the effect that he was
partly responsible for the liqui-
dation of Jewish writers in the
USSR during the Stalinist pe-
riod.
Ehrenburg's letter noted that
among the Soviet citizens who
were "victims of Beria" were
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
people of many nationalities in-
APPLIANCES - PIANOS
cluding a number of famous Jew-
ALSO EXPRESSING
ish writers among whom were
AGENTS OF U.S. VAN LINES
"some of my most intimate
14948 MEYERS
friends."
Although such charges have
VE. 8-7660
been circulating for quite a time,
110VING? Washers, dryers discon- this is the first time Ehrenburg
nected and installed. Dryers vent-
ed. Wolfe, BR 3-4446.
has issued a denial.
All City Moving
Company
t-1 PAINTING, decorating. Reason-
able prices. Free estimates. VI.
2-1026, BR. 3-6271.
ARCHES, ceilings, new or repair
plastering. Neat and dependable.
Smith, 6346 W. McNichols, UN
4-9263, UN 1-8062.
TILE
DO YOU NEED TILE WORN?
New and Repair Special
V OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
UN 1-5075
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds—
Porch floors, steps, kitchen cabi-
nets, doors. Work myself. UN. 4-1897
LEO KAHAN, carpenter, cabinet
maker, attics, recreation rooms,
porches, exclusive material. Excel-
lent work. Estimates free. Phone
UN 2-8890.
PLASTERING
AT 41 A YARD
Protest Minimizing
of Nazi Slayings
BERLIN, (JTA)—A protest to
the West German government
against the glossing over by a
government office of statistics
on the number of German Jews
murdered by the Nazi regime
was voiced here by the Coordi-
nating Committee of Nazi Vic-
tims Organizations.
The protest, addressed to the
Ministry of the Interior, asserted
that a statistical survey by the
Federal Statistical Office on the
losses of human life during the
Second World war was mislead-
ing.
That office, said the coordi-
nating committee, publicized
first in its own scientific period-
ical and thereafter in the Fed-
eral government's official bulle-
tin a statement that about "200,-
000 Jews emigrated or perished
due to the criminal acts of Na-
tional Socialism" in the period
following the start of the war.
The Coordinating committee
said that the statisticians un-
questionably knew that from
1939 on the number of German
Jews able to emigrate was neg-
ligible and that the number who
died an unnatural death or were
killed in the Nazi extermination
camps was about 180,000.
Uncover Potassium Salt
During Oil Prospecting
Note Decline in Soviet
Intermarriage by Jews
Report Judaism Waning
in Soviet Lithuania
NEW YORK, (JTA) — A de-
clining rate of intermarriage be-
tween Jews and non-Jews in the
Soviet Union as a result of grow-
ing Jewish consciousness of
younger Soviet Jews was re-
ported here by the New York
Times on the basis of interviews
with recent travelers to the
USSR.
The Times noted that cases
were reported of children born
of mixed marriages who sub-
sequently insisted on being clas-
sified as Jews on their passports.
These were among numerous
signs noted at the recent Mos-
cow Youth Festival which point
to a renaissance of interest in
and identificiation with Judaism
by younger Soviet Jews.
NEW YORK (JTA)—There
are 10,000 Jews in Riga, capital
of Soviety Lithuania, and 30,000
in. Lvov, Soviet Galicia, com-
Egypt Orders Surrender
of Property, Title Deeds
LONDON (WJA)—The Minis-
try of Finance and Economy in
Cairo has issued an order for
the surrender of British and
French movable property and
title deeds, and in particular of
profits on shares in Egyptian
and foreign countries and estab-
lishments.
The assets were to be sur-
rendered to the Custodian-Gen-
eral "within 10 days of the date
of the order or of the date
when such property or rights
fell due." The order was issued
on Sept. 19. It is understood
that a large portion of the assets
due to be sequestered were held
by British and French nationals
of the Jewish faith.
JERUSALEM (JTA)—An ar-
tesian well with the highest
concentration of potassium salts
in the world has been discovered
in Israel in the course of oil
prospecting, the Ministry of De-
velopment announced.
Within a few months, tests are Form Hungarian Committee
expected to establish the quan-
tity of water available and of World Jewish Congress
LONDON, (JTA) — The for-
whether is has possibilities of
Ehrenberg Sheds Blame commercial exploitation. The
well, in the Mt. Sodom area, con-
for Writers' Liquidation tains 430 grams of salt per litre
PARIS, (JTA) — The Soviet (almost a quart) of water, about
Jewish writer Ilya Ehrenburg, five times the concentration of
in a letter to the French news- water in the Dead Sea.
F.PAIR, brick, cement, plaster,
_pointing, chimneys and *porches,
steps. UN 2-1017.
I
News Around the World
To Expand Trade Pact
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Israel
and Yugoslavia have agreed to
negotiate an expansion of their
current $11,000,000 trade pact.
At present, Yugoslavia ships Is-
rael timber, agricultural prod-
ucts, metal ores and chemicals
in exchange for citrus fruit, tex-
tiles, and automobiles.
mal establishment of a Hun-
garian Committee of the World
Jewish Congress in Budapest
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
status of Tunisia's 80,000 Jews
was seen as jeopardized by re-
ports received here that the Tu-
nisian government has accepted
an offer of arms from Egyptian
Premier Nasser and is negotiat-
ing with Communist Czechoslo-
vakia for additional weapons.
Tunisian authorities in the
past assured Jews they had
nothing to fear. The Tunisian
press and radio, however, are
increasingly supporting Arab
League attacks on Zionism and
cently
after being closed in
w es t e r n correspondents since
they were occupied by the Red
Army, were visited by a Times
correspondent, who wrote that
the death of religion in the Sov-
iet satellite empire was no-
where portrayed "so graphically
as in the single synagogues that
now serve the once important
Jewish communities of Riga and
Lvov."
The Jews now in the two
cities have moved in from other
parts of Russian-controlled ter-
ritory, he established. The cor-
respondent reported that 30 to
40 elderly men were "the only
ones who carry on the daily
religious rituals." Only on high
holy days every autumn are
there more than a thousand
worshippers in each city, he
said.
To Issue Post-War History
of Jews in Bohemia-Moravia
LONDON (WJA)—A publica-
tion entitled "The Jewish Com-
munities in Bohemia and Mora-
via in the Period after World
War II" is to be issued in
January 1957 by the Central In-
stitute for Church Publications
in Prague, the Jewish communi-
ties in Bohemia and Moravia
report.
Author of the volume, which
will be published in German and
carry some 100 illustrations, is
Dr. Rudolf Iltis, secretary of the
Jewish communal organization in
Bohemia-Moravia and head of its
publications department. The in-
troduction has been written by
the chief Rabbi of Prague, Dr.
Gustav Sicher.
To Participate in Tour
of Radio Free Europe
NEW YORK—I. W. Garek,
Columbus, 0., attorney and na-
tional vice-president of Bnai
Brith, has left with a group of
Israel.
Moroccan Crown Prince
Attends Yom Kippur Service
the royal family.
most of them slaughtered by the
Nazis, the New York Times re-
ported in a dispatch from Mos-
cow.
The two cities, reopened re-
during a visit there of Dr. G. M.
Riegner, WJC representative,
was announced in an official
communique from the Central
Board of Hungarian Jews.
Heading the Hungarian af-
filiate of the World Jewish Con-
gress is Dr. Paul Weinstein, a Religious Liberty Group
noted physician and professor at
the University of Budapest. Rejects Census Question
WASHINGTON (JTA)—A re-
Other members of the committee
are well-known Jewish writers, quest asking the Bureau of the
newspapermen, scientists, artists Census to reject any proposal
to ask - a religious question in
and religious leaders.
the 1960 dicennial census was
made to the U.S. Department of
Commerce by the International
Religious Liberty Association.
The Association, an organiza-
tion dedicated to safeguarding
the constitutional principles of
religious freedom, believes such
a question violates the First
Amendment of the 1.1..S. Consti-
tution. This is also the belief
of Jewish organizations in this
country.
Plastering. All materials fur-
nished. Ceilings, arches, patching.
1000 ELSMERE
-
Cantor to Head Bond 'Builders'
Tunisia Accepts Arms
from Egypt, Russia
RABAT, Morocco, (JTA) —
Prince Moulay Hassan, Crown
Prince of Morocco attended the
$10 up. Clean neat workers. Work
Yom Kippur services at s syna-
guaranteed. Free estimates.
gogue here. It was the first time
UN 2-8540 a member of the ruling family
B. J. BALL
of this Moslem country attended
L SCHWARTZ & CO. All types at
carpenters work. TY 7-7758 or UN High Holy Day services.
2-6329.
In a short address to the con-
FURNITURE repaired and refinished. gregation, the Prince extended
Free estimates. WE 3-2110.
his father's greetings to Moroc-
can Jewry and called for a "corn
VINEWOOD MOVING CO. mon Arab-Jewish effort to build
the new Morocco." Prayers were
MOVING & STORAGE
offered in Arabic and Hebrew for
REASONABLE RATES
King Mohammed V, the Prince's
VI 2-4057
father, and for other members of
pared with pre war Jewish pop-
ulations of 50,000 and 100,000,
Eddie Cantor, who has been a leading force in the Israel
Bond Campaign since its inception, accepted the position of
National Chairman of the "Builders of Israel" at the Economic
Mobilization Conference for Israel, which launched an intensive
Fall drive in the United States and Canada to raise a minimum
of $75,000,000 in 1957 through the sale of Israel Bonds. Abraham
Feinberg (right), President of the Israel Bond Organization, is
shown presenting Cantor with a specially made silver trowel,
symbol of the Builders of Israel, purchasers of one or more
$3,000 Israel Housing Bonds. Witnessing the presentation cere-
monies were more than 1,200 delegates, who climaxed the three-
day conference by voting to place special emphasis in the cam-
paign on the need to provide homes and employment for more
than 100,000 newcomers expected to arrive in Israel before the
end of 195'1.
60 business and civic leaders for
a 10-day tour of news and radio
installations operated on the rim
of the Iron Curtain by the Cru-
sade for Freedom.
Garek was chosen to represent
Bnai Brith, one of a number of
national organizations supporting
the Crusade for Freedom's Radio
Free Europe. Bnai Brith has re-
ceived numerous awards from the
American Heritage Foundation,
sponsoring organization for the
Crusade for Freedom, for its
work.
German University Opens
`Institute of Judaism'
TUEBINGEN, West Ger-
many, (JTA) — The Lutheran
Theological Faculty of the local
university announced the open-
ing of an Institute of Judaism
where future Protestant pas-
tors ane to learn about Juda-
ism du ng the past two mill-
ennia :eight down to present-
day Israel and where Judaic
studies are to be conducted.
37-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, October 11, 1951
0—EMPLOYMENT