15031 BISHOP

OAK PARK

Edward Rose contemporary. 3
bedrooms, on corner, vacant.
Open Sat. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or
by appt., by owner. BR 3-5877.

RANCH TYPE, 3 bedrooms, bath
and a - half, finished basement, 2
years old, by owner. BR 3-1770.
N.W. section.

HUNTINGTON WOODS

10002 HART

2-bedrm. bung. with unfinished
upstairs, liv. rm., din. rm.,
firepl., oil hot water heat, full
copper plumb., garage, lge. cor.
lot. Terms available. Shown by
appt. Merrill Therm, 20602
Harper, TU 4-0900.

17-A-LOTS FOR SALE

BUILDING SITE
FOR SALE

In beautiful Washington Heights
subdivision. 120x140, on a paved
winding street. $75 a foot. KE
5-5700, UN 3-3104.

4% GI mortgage. Monthly pay-
ments $69. 3 blks. to public
school. Fenced-in backyard. UN
3-3567.

OAK PARK. 23430 Rosewood. Beau-
tiful 5 rooms and bath, carpet-
ing, garbage disposal, gas heat,
2-car garage, many extras. Open.

EXPERIENCED lady wishes baby
sitting. Call TO 6-8484.

100x130. Washington Heights. Sacri-
fice at $6,500. City water. Mr. Wil-
liams.

45 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROSS REALTY

UN 4-3100 13420 W. 7 MILE

HOT SPOT, 20x70 feet, 18229 Wyo-
ming near Curtis. Call evenings.
UN. 1-8703.

21G-INVESTMENT PROPERTY

APARTMENT SENSATION

Modern 16 unit ter. type apt.,
in exc. location, (Kendall near
Linwood), sep. oil fur., individ-
ual bsmts., all appliances, good
clean property. Priced for im-
med. sale. Will show good net
return.

PREMIER REALTY CO.

•

TO 5-8714

ROBSON, 19175

3 bdrm. colonial, carpets,

31 - TRANSPORTATION

drapes, gas ht., 10x13 per-
manent porch. Owner. VE-
8-7045.

DRIVING to Florida, between No-
vember 5 and 10, couple or single
to help drive. LI. 4-1837.

35 - INSTRUCTION

Gas heat, 1 bath up, 1 in base-
ment, 1 1A-car garage, full
storms and screens, incinera-
tor, drapes, rugs. $1,000 down,
land .contract. $16,900. Open
Sunday 1-5. 18430 Mendota.

UN. 3-7835

OAK PARK ,

SCOTIA, 23625, cor. Oak Pk.
Blvd.-Nice clean ranch home,
3 bedrms., large kitch., scr.
porch, gas ht., 55' cor. lot,
sprinkler syst.

Wilbanks

VE. 8-7006

RANCH home for sale. $17,900,
$4,000 down. LI 4-3975.

FORRER, 18611

$2,500 DN. - $98 Paym'ts

7 MILE - GREENFIELD SECT.

OPEN 2-5 SUNDAY

2-bedrm. brk. bung., carpeting,
expansion attic, f.a. heat, large
lot. Priced or quick sale.

KE 2-9060

ROSE HILL

MARLOWE, 19911

Ranch, 3 bedrms., completely
fin. basmt., extra lay. and stall
shower, alum. s. and s., air-
conditioned, lge. liv. rm. and
kit., scr. porch. 522,500, $6,000
dn. Appt. only. BR 3-0865 or
KE 7-5550.

OAK PARK, 23841 Moritz, open
Sunday 2-5. 3-bedroom brick
ranch, screened porch, rec. room,
close to schools and synagogue. LI
2-3880.

W. 7 MI. RD.
W. OF LIVERNOIS

BRICK COLONIAL

3 bedrms., 1 1A baths, din. rm.,
breakfast nook, covered ter-
race, f.a. oil heat, 2-car garage.

$18,500

$4,150 DN.

Gordon Williamson Co.

KE 2-3400

19180 Grand River

HUNTINGTON WOODS-Attractive
corner, large 5 room bungalow,
1 1,'s baths, 2 car brick garage.
Attic. 13104 Lincoln, LI 2-6327.

17-A--LOTS FOR. SALE

ONE LESSON a week will guaran-
tee a good Hebrew education for
your child, including Bar Mitz-
vah, free trial lesson. David
Horowitz, TO 5-3652.

BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible,
Yiddish, English. Call experienced
teacher. WE 4-1793.

YOUNG MAN prepared to tutor
beginners Hebrew and bible. TO.
8-7370.

BAR MITZVAH and modern He-
brew lessons. Qualified school
teacher. WE 4-2604.

PIANO lessons for beginners given
at your home. TY 4-5546.

40-EMPLOYMENT

UNIVERSAL Employment Service,
experienced help, days or weeks
Call TY 8-5310.

SECRETARY

Competent, experienced pre-
ferred, for . interesting, well
paying position. Call Mrs. Vass,
Jewish Vocational Service, 163
Madison.

WO. 1-8570

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper through
trial balance. Typing essential.
Good starting salary. Call for
appointment. UN 4-7094.

BOOKKEEPER-stenographer, o n e
girl office, must be experienced,
Grand River-West Warren vicin-
ity. TY' 4-9134.

STENOGRAPHER

EXPERIENCED ONLY

CALL MISS KLAUSNER

WO 5-3939

DOES YOUR WIFE WANT
A MINK STOLE?

MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE
TO:

OAK PARK. N.E. corner Marlow
and Park. Owner. WO 1-4878 or
LI 7-8690.

8638 WOODWARD TR 1-7440

HUNTINGTON WOODS

Kingston Lot 50x125

OAK PARK LOTS for Sale
-Individual or in groups.
JO. 4-6193, Mr. Mohr,
Monday through Friday
9-5.

FRANKLIN Forest, heavily wooded
sloping lot, approx. 7 A acre, rea-
sonable. LI 4-9723: • - ' ' ' • '

FOR BETTER wall washing, call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.

REPAIR, brick, cement, plaster,
painting, chimneys and porches,
steps. UN 2-1917.

CHECKER REALTY CO.

SALESMAN wanted for men's
clothing and furnishing. For in-
formation call VI 1-8364.

40A - WANTED, EMPLOYMENT

BABY SITTING, any time, experi-
enced, infants. Call 7-8 a.m. WE.
4-0459.

BOY, 14, wants work in '7 1V11.-Liv-
ernois area after school and Sat-
urdays. Baby sitting or what
have' you? UN' 4-7867: '

UNITED FRIENDSHIP
HALL

3225 FENKELL

Available for meetings, wed-
dings Bar Mitzvahs, confirma-
tions, etc. Very reasonable.
Contact Mr. M. Stotzky, resi-
dence, after 6:30 p.m. UN 2-1790,
business UN 4-0168.

55 - MISCELLANEOUS

WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTORSHIP

Reliable person to operate in-
ventory and supply business
in wholesale TV and Radio sup-
ply accounts in local area. No
selling, soliciting or technical
knowledge required. Will take
5 hours per week spare time
to start. Will earn to $375 per
month to start and can even-
tually expand to $24,000 annual
net business. To qualify you
must have a serviceable auto-
mobile and $2,900 cash immedi-
ately available which is secured.
Write giving full particulars
and phone number for personal
interview to Box 5174, St. Paul,
Minn.

All City Moving Arabs Scored
Company
on Israel Boycott

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
APPLIANCES - PIANOS
ALSO EXPRESSING
AGENTS OF U.S. VAN LINES

14948 MEYERS

VE. 8-7660

MOVING? Washers, dryers diScon-
fleeted and installed. Dryers
vented. Wolfe, BR 3-4446.

A-1 PAINTING, decorating. Rea-
sonable 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 WORK?
New and Repair Special

U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.

UN 1-5075

SCHATTEN

* * *

3319 GLADSTONE
TY 4-4587

CARPENTER WORK of all kinds-
Porch, floors, steps, kitchen cabi-
nets, doors. Work myself. UN
4-1897.

Miss Gaylord, TY 8-4300

Lee Baker Dr. Lot 120x235, very
desirable, nr. schools and syna-
gogue.

Alsc Office Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.

Couples, Cooks, Maids.
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Caretakers, Porters
DAY or WEEK

If so, CHECKER REALTY
gives you the opportunity by
teaching you the Real Estate
and investment business from
the "Ground Up." We will
SUPPLY THE MONEY AND
"KNOW HOW" you APPLY
yourself. 3 classes every
week.

SOUTHFIELD Township

LARKINS MOVING
AND DELIVERY SERVICE

Fields Employment

TR 3-7770

54-HALLS FOR RENT

WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. Call
WE 3-2239.
GOOD going business, very well
established, for ambitious person,
small super market, beer and wine,
40-EMPLOYMENT
TO. 8 - 8094.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

18-STORE RENTALS

LI 7-5772

3-Bedroom Brick Colonial

HOME nursing, good cook. Will
baby sit, home nights. TO 7-1477.

LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE - 1/2 DUPLEX

14234 CURTIS

40 - A - EMPLOYMENT WANTED

EXPERIENCED maintenance man.
Familiar with all repairs, carpen-
try, brick, plastic, electric, plumb-
ing, cement, wants regular work
with property owner, realty com-
pany or what have you. Ted, TY
5-2533 after 7 p.m.

LEO KAHAN, carpenter, cabinet
makers, attics, recreation rooms,
porches, exclusive material. Ex-
cellent work. Estimates free.
Phone UN 2-8890.

PLASTERING

AT $1 A YARD
Plastering. All materials fur-
nished. Ceilings, arches, patch-
ing. $10 up. Clean neat worker.
Work guaranteed. Free esti-
mates.

B. J. BALL

UN 2-8540

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

FURNITURE repaired and refin-
ished. Free estimates. WE 3-2110.

CARPENTER, all kinds of alterna-
tions. Call WE 3-0815.

B, & D. WINDOW Cleaning Co.
Storms, screens, awnings, gutters.
KE 7-1018,. LU 4-4724.

SPECIAL 5 rooms washed $28,
plaster repairs $8 up. H. B.
Smith, UN 4-9263, UN 1-8062.

COYLE Painting Company. Homes-
garages. Interior-exterior. Rea-
sonable rates. VE. 6-3514.

PAINTING and decorating, outside
and inside. Reasonable. Call TO
7-1937.

TEL AVIV
WINDOW CLEANING

WALLS WASHED $4.00, A
ROOM AND UP, HANGING
STORMS. CALL

UN. 1-8115

Built Up Asphalt Roofing,
Shingle Roofing and Sid-
ing, Gutters and Tin
Decks

All Work Guaranteed

Cadillac
Roofing Co.

FHA TERMS AVAILABLE

2479 W. Davison Ave.
TO 8-0071

UNITED NATIONS, (JTA)-
An extremely sharp protest
against the economic boycott
conducted by the Arab states
against Israel was voiced here
at the United Nations General
Assembly's Economic Commit-
tee during a major debate on a
world-wide economic s u r v e y
conducted by the UN Economic
and Social Council.
Addressing the Economic
Committee, Israel delegate Dr.
Fanny Ginor drew attention to
the Arab boycott, emphasizing
that the attitude of the Arab
states "is obstructive to the in-
ternational cooperation in eco-
nomic matters which we all
s• I've to attain."
Dr. Ginor told the committee
how, in recent years, the boy-
cott techniques have been ex-
panded to a point of pressure
on companies in many countries
if those firms are tied to Jew-
ish ownership.
Despite lal difficulties, how-
ever, Dr. Ginor reported, Israel's
economy has made tremendous
progress.
Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, the
first official refusal by an Arab
country to comply with an Arab
boycott ruling against Israel
was reported here.
According to the press re-
ports, a Lebanese spokesman
disclosed that Lebanon had
notified the Arab boycott office
in Cairo that the 13eirut gov-
ernment would no follow an
order to boycott rAi France and-
the British Imperial .Chemical
Industries in retaliation for the
refusal of the two firms to
cease operations in Israel.
The Lebanese spokesman
pointed out that several other
Arab states were not implement-
ing boycott office decisions,
leading observers here to note
that the boycott office, which
is a branch of the Arab League,
is actually n instrument of
Egyptian policy, as is the
League.

El Al Notes
First Profits

LONDON, (JTA) - For the
first time since it began opera-
tions, El Al, Israel's national
airlines, announced that it was
operating at a profit.
A profit of 60,000 Israel
pounds was chalked up in the
last six months, the company
said. This compares to a loss
of over 1,000,000 pounds for
the year before. Gross revenues
were up by 2,400,000 pounds
for the last six months while
expenditures rose only 200,000
pounds. El Al planes carried
25,000 passengers in this period
against 19,000 last year.

Hungarian Slave
LaborerReunited
with Family Here

LONDON - A 47 - year - old
Hungarian dentist who hasn't
seen his wife and son since
1942 when he was sent to a
slave labor camp by the Nazis,
was rejoined with his kin, now
American citizens, this week in
New York.
According to officials of
United Hias Service, the world-
wide Jewish migration agency,
whose London office is at 63
Mansell St., Mohacsi, who es-
caped from Budapest on Nov.
29, 1956, arrived in London on
Dec. 4th after he had been
given the impression "by some-
one" at a refugee camp at
Eisenstaadt, Austria, that he
would be able to proceed to the
United States from England.
Armed with photographs of
his wife, his 16-year-old son, his
two brothers and a sister, who
managed to immigrate to the
United States after World War
II, Mohacsi applied for a non-
quota visa because his wife and
son are U.S. citizens.
His wife, Ethel Morgenstern
(Mohacsi is Hungarian for Mor-
genstern) who lives with her
son at 1904 Avenue 0, Brook-
lyn, N.Y., was able to petition
for her husband through the
United Hias office in New York.
.Ac c or ding to Miss Lieba
Glicksman, United Hias Direc-
tor in Great Britain, Mohacsi
departed Oct. 9 aboard the SS
New York for the U.S.
The wan, greying Hungarian
dentist, said a roundup of Jews
in Budapest dispersed each of
the members of his family in
different camps and labor bat-
talions. His wife and son were
sent to a concentration camp
while he was left in the eastern
section of the Nazi battlefront.
After the war he returned to
Budapest and finding no mem-
bers of his family, presumed
them dead. A search for them
proved fruitless.
In 1952 he met a woman who
told him she was looking for a
"Victor Morgenstern" whose
family was in the United States.
Through this contact he located
his relatives. He sought to get
a permit so that he could join
his kin in America but because
of his professional status was
refused permission to depart
from Hungary.

Health Group Sets
Studies at Technion

Three new laboratories de-
voted exclusively to sanitary
engineering research ha v e
been established by the World
Health Organization at Tech-
nion, the Israel Institute of
Technology, located in Haifa.
Dr. Alberto NI. Wachs, WHO
Adviser to the Technion, will
direct the work of the labora-
tories, which will be used for
instruction of civil, agricultural
and chemical engineering stu-
dents, for sanitary engineering
instrumentation and for re-
search in sanitary biology and
bacteriology.
Extensive aid to these new
laboratories has been furnished
by the United States Opera-
tions . Mission in Israel.

Italy May Join
in Mineral Survey

JERUSALEM (JTA) - The
possibilities are good that Ita-
lian firms will participate in
a projected .500,000 pound min-
eralogical survey of the Negev,
Ministry of Development offi-
cials disclosed here.
An Italian delegation has
just completed a three-week
tour of Israel, inspecting mines
in the Negev and advising the
Israelis on Italian mining tech-
niques, particularly in the ex-
ploitation of phosphates.
Meanwhile, the head of an
Italian chemical firm is now
in Israel negotiating with tile
officers of the Dead works
for the uprchase by Italy of
large quantities of phosphates
and other minerals recovered

It's an I for an I when two
'egotists -get • together.: -
from the' Sea.

$7—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, October 25, 1957

17-HOUSES FOR SALE