17-HOUSES FOR SALE GREENLAWN, 19361 OPEN SUN. 2 - 5 31 TRANSPORTATION DRIVING to Florida, between No- vember 5 and 10. couple or single to help drive, LI. 4-1837. Deluxe 7-rm. F. brk. Col. 3 lovely bdrms., Ige. den, pass hall, 1st flr. lay., nat'l fireplc., scrnd. terr., gas ht. Completely air-cond., alum. S & S., carpt., drapes. 1/ car gar. Immed. poss. Mr. Silver. SECRETARY GROSS REALTY 18980 APPOLINE Brick colonial, 6 years old, first floor lay., paneled den, 14x15 screened porch, finished basement, 2!4-car garage. Open 1-5. By owner. 17-A-LOTS FOR SALE 35-INSTRUCTION BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yiddish, English. Call experienced teacher. WE 4-1793. A GOOD HEBREW education for your child, including Bar Mitz- vah, free trial lesson. David Horowitz. TO 5-3652. Fields Employment 8 Downtown hotels, 30 - 160 rooms, lease or, sell one or all, 2 S.D.D.'s. Mixed area, make - offer. Good straight bar, chang- ing neighborhood, air - condi- tioned, parking lot, cheap rent. Bargain for quick sale. Broker, TE. 4-7176, TE. 4-8163. Couples, Cooks, Maids. Chauffeurs, Janitors, Caretakers, Porters DAY or WEEK INCOME . OPPORTUNITY GROSS REALTY 13420 W. 7 MILE OAK PARK LOTS for Sale -Individual or in groups. JO. 4-6193, Mr. Mohr, Monday through Friday 9-5. ERRAND BOY wanted after school. Every - day, for jewelry store. :32 Monroe, Mr. Hoffman. EARN S100 - $200 PER WEEK NO CANVASSING NO PARTY PLAN CAR NECESSARY PART TIME WORK, NATION- ALLY KNOWN COMPANY. PLEASING PERSONALITY AND AGGRESSIVENESS A MUST. FRANKLIN Forest, heavily wooded sloping lot, approx. % acre, rea- sonable. LI 4-9723. SOUTHFIELD -Township Lee Baker Dr. Lot 120x235, very desirable, nr. schools and syna- gogue. * * * LI. 5-0017 UNIVERSAL Employment Service, experienced help, days or weeks. Call- TY 8-5310.- Kingston Lot 50x125 SCHATTEN $500 Per Week HEART OF LIVONIA 45 ACRES, EAST SIDE OF FARMINGTON RD. Starts North of Lyndon, ends on Hubbard. Now Ready for development. Sewer and water in front, Grade and High School at rear, only property available in this active locality. Priced right. Mr. Furman, WO. 1-7800 or UN. 1-2360 Eves. based upon a guaranteed min. of $100 per week and comm. This is not a "New Deal," we are long established, specializing in products built in our own plant which we sell directly to home owners, by happy, hard hitting, high earning salesmen. Now, because we have more h. mu SELDON co. I3EIAUTrEUL 76-foot lot, Beverly Hills, Royal Oak, 1312 Mile. LI. 9-3433. 18-STORE RENTALS STORE FOR RENT Suitable for light catering or restaurant, furnished, 7537 W. McNichols. Leads • Leads than our present men can handle we will select 10 men to join our staff. Prefer men who have had ex- perience in retail or direct sell- ing, furniture, clothing, vacuum cleaners, books, etc. We will show you how to sell "our way" and make real money. Come in today. Hours daily 10 to 1, 3 to 7. BUDMAN'S TO 8-3880 PRIVATE office; furnished or un- furnished in lawyers suite, lo- cated in Cadillac Tower, over- looking river. WO. 1-3889, rea- sonable. 21-D.-SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY-VACANT ON W. 81.5 x 100 FORT, N. E. CORNER AT NEW YORK Adjacent to Lincoln Park Plaza. Hottest Spot available in City. Take advantage of Plaza crowds. Will divide. Must be sold or will build for reliable tenants. Mr. Furman, WO. 1-7800 or UN. 1-2360 Eves. h. m. SELDON co. 26--LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE, cabin, new modern, 2 bedroom, . glass porch, in 90 pine's. 66x300. Gaylord, Michigan. $8,000. ICE. 3-1782. 40-A-EMPLOYMENT WANTED EXPERIENCED nurse, excellent references, infants care specialty. WE. 3-7642, WE, 5-5429. WOMAN wishes baby-sitting and light housework. References. TO. 9-7291. TOP NOTCH stenographer avail- able for dictaphone or bookkeep- ing work. Evenings, Saturday and Sundays. Have car. UN. 2-7539. RELIABLE woman wishes baby- sitting and care of ill people. UN 1-0186. MATURE LADY, good typist, light shorthand. TO 5-7731. 45 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WILL TURN OVER a small West side dry cleaning route to a man with a small route of his own. Call VA. 1-6030. ILLNESS forces to sell, cleaning and laundry. 25 years in same place. Call TO. 8-7819, TO. 6-9128. 7t***************** **** .4( * OAK PARK THE HOME * YOU'VE WANTED $19, 900 AT THE PRICE YOU'VE WANTED • Your choice of colors, elev. * • Now starting construction * • New schools and synagogues • Over 1,232 sq. ft. * BUY YOUP HOME NOW • AND WATCH IT GROW * 4IC 41( DOORBELLS repaired, $4.50; chimes installed, $12.50; mail boxes in- stalled. TR 2-3008. HERB'S cleaning service, carpets, furniture, and wall washing. TE 4-2239. 54-HALLS FOR RENT 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. 57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE Beautiful custom made furni- ture, including gorgeous pickled pine breakfront, loveseat, chairs, lamps. tables, refrigera- tor, range, and pictures. Reason- able. Sunday 2-5 only. 17523 Greenlawn, near McNichols. See Salesman at 14500 Lincoln (101%, Mi.-3 blks. W. of Coolidge) * For Selection of Model. Open Sunday 1-6 M&K Bldg, Co. LI. 3-1317 4********************* NEED AN EXTRA REFRIGERATOR? We have just the one! Could be used as an extra for your apartment building or cottage. Excellent condition, and very reasonable. Call for informa- tion. 3319 GLADSTONE TY 4-4587 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. All City Moving Company LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE APPLIANCES - PIANOS ALSO EXPRESSING AGENTS OF U.S. VAN LINES 14948 MEYERS VE. 8-7660 MOVING? Washers, dryers discon- nected and installed. Dryers vented, Wolfe, BR 3-4446. 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 CARPENTER WORK of all kinds- Porch, floors, steps, kitchen cabi- nets, doors. Work myself. UN 4-189'7 from 7 to 10 p.m. LEO KAHAN, carpenter, cabinet makers, attics, recreation rooms, porches, exclusive material. Ex- cellent work, Estimates free. Phone UN 2-8890. 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. 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 Straits Widow Gives $1 Million for Brotherhood As a memorial in honor of her late husband, Mrs. Roger W. Straus announced a gift of $1,000,00 to the Roger Williams Straus - Memorial Foundation, Inc. to promote the objectives of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. and the World Brotherhood organ- ization. Secretary of State John Fos- ter Dulles will serve as honor- ary chairman of the trustees of the Foundation, and former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as chairman. Other trustees besides Mrs. Straus are Arthur Hays Sulz- berger, publisher of The New York Times; Devereux Joseph, president of The New York Life Insurance Co.; Dr. Arthur H. Compton, Nobel Prize physicist; John F. Brosnan, chancellor of the board of regents, Oscar S. Straus, chairman of the finance committee of the American Smelting and Refining Co., and Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, presi- dent of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, who will also serve as executive di- rector. MOVING Also Office Furniture. Any time. Reasonable. A-1 PAINTING, decorating. Rea- sonable prices. Free estimates. VI 2-1026, BR 3-6271. 2300 E. 10 MILE 20-OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT PAINTING and decorating, inside and outside, reasonable, free esti- mates, TO. 7-1937. - LARKINS MOVING AND DELIVERY SERVICE To aggressive, good appearing, courteous salesmen we offer the best opportunity in direct sell- ing in the Detroit area, with earnings up to Miss Gaylord, TY 8-4300 UN. 1-8115 50-BUSINESS CARDS SALESMEN HUNTINGTON WOODS COYLE Painting Company. Homes- garages. Interior-exterior. Rea- sonable rates. VE. 6-3514. WALLS WASHED $4.00, A ROOM AND UP, HANGING STORMS. CALL Reliable man or woman from this area to service a route of cigarette machines. Will take 5 hrs. a week of your spare time and can net as high as $275 monthly and can be built to full time business with our help. which could eventually net $20,000 annually. No experi- ence or selling necessary, route is established for the operator. To qualify you must have $900 to $1,800 cash immediately avail- able, which is secured, and a serviceable automobile. If sin- cerely interested write for per- sonal interview giving phone number and brief outline of background to Box 5182, St. Paul, Minn. TR 3-7770 SPECIAL 5 rooms washed $28, plaster repairsup. H. B: Smith, UN 4-9263, UN 1-8062. TEL AVIV WINDOW CLEANING HOTELS - BAR - S.D.D.'s 40-EMPLOYMENT - SOUTHFIELD TWP. UN 4-3100 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. WO. 1-8570 Maryland off Southfield. 130'x- 130'. Across from Bnai David. Priced right. Miss Weitzman/ Mr. Shlom. - WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORSHIP Competent, experienced pre- ferred, for interesting, well paying position. Call Mrs. Vass, Jewish Vocational Service, 163 Madison. UN 4-3100 13420 W. 7 MILE BY OWNER 45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 50-BUSINESS CARDS - UN. 3-4321 LOOK HERE!!! Rose Color Drapes, with Cornice board, fully lined, excellent con- dition, can be used in your den or dining room. Very- , very rea- sonable. Call, UN 3-2798. Moscow Chief Rabbi to Join European Parley AMSTERDAM_ (JTA)-Chief Rabbi Meir Levin of Moscow will attend a European rab- binical conference here Mon- day and Tuesday, it was an- nounced here. Rabbi Levin will be the only delegate from a community in Eastern Europe. Attendance at a conference outside the Soviet Union by the Moscow Chief Rabbi is vir- tually unprecedented in recent years. Jewish Welfare Board Adopts New Budget NEW YORK (JTA) - The National Jewish Welfare Board adopted a budget of $2,344,100 for 1958 at a meeting of its board of directors here. The budget will cover JWB's program of religious services to Jews in the United States armed forces and to Jewish community centers and -YM: YWHA's. The board also set the next biennial convention of JWB in Washington, D.C., April 17-20. Israel Receives None of $51,000,000 Arms Aid WASHINGTON (JTA)-The United States supplied $51 mil- lion worth of military assist- ance to Middle East states in- cluding some which were hos- tile to Israel, but no military aid went to Israel, it was re- vealed here in a report trans- mitted to Congress by Presi- dent Eisenhower. The report, a semi-annual study of Mutual Security oper- ations, revealed that the assist- ance to the Arab and other states was arranged by Ambas- sador James Richards under the Eisenhower Doctrine. • Among the items shipped were tanks, other vehicles, electron- ics eauipment, ammunition and military construction. Mrs. Straus will serve as pres- ident of the Foundation, and her son Oscar S. Straus will be the secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Straus stated that the purposes of the gift are to pro- mote religious liberty, to build understanding and civic coop- eration among the world's great religious, to foster research into the roots of prejudice, and to further universal peace and brotherhood among the peoples of all nations of the world. * * * Essay Contest to Mark World Brotherhood A world-wide essay contest on "What World Brotherhood Means To Me" will be held this month under the sponsorship of the World Brotherhood organ- ization, it was announced by Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, president. Conceived as a special fea- ture for World Brotherhood Week to be observed Feb. 16 to 23 among the free nations, the contest is open to citizens of 18 years and over residing in all countries of Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America, Dr. Clinchy said. Four winners, one from each of these geographical areas, will be flown to the United States by Pan American World Air- ways for an all expense-paid, two-week visit during which they will share in the 25th an- niversary of the American ob- servance of Brotherhood Week. The contest, Dr. Clinchy ex- plained, will stress the expan- sion of the Brotherhood Week observance from an American event into one of world-wide- significance. Contest rules require that es- says must be written in English and not exceed 200 words. Com- positions will be judged solely on originality of thought and significance of ideas. Essays must be postmarked not later than Nov. 30, and should be air-mailed to World Brother- hood, New York, U.S.A., togeth- er with the entrant's name, ad- dress, sex, birth date, occupa- tion or school. West Berlin Issues Max Reinhardt Stamp WEST BERLIN (JTA) - A 25-pfenning stamp bearing the portrait of Prof. Max Rein- hardt, noted Jewish theatrical producer who died in New York in 1943, went on sale this week as part of a special West Berlin Post Office series called "Famous Figures of Berlin His- tory." The stamp is valid through- out West Germany. Prosperity is not without many fears and distastes; and adversity is not without com- forts and hopes. -Frances Bacon (1561-1620