40—EMPLOYMENT
50—BUSINESS CARDS
Fields Employment
OAK PARK, center entrance, .-
bedroom ranch, pass hall. full
dining room. screened porch, ex-
cellent carpeting and d r ape s.
S. & S.. beautifully landscaped.
near transp., priced to sell, 22110
Stratford. LI 2-8249.
TR 3-7770
WILL SACRIFICE
EXPERIENCED n u r s e, excellent.
references, infant care specialty.
WE 3-7642, UN 2-4803.
Beautiful contemporary black
leather couch. Paul McCobb
cabinets. Daystrom Dinette,
G.E. deluxe washer and dryer,
Lullabye Baby set, twin chairs
and items too numerous to men-
tion. All furniture one and two
years old. DI. 1-1632.
OAK •PARK. 13251 Irvine, 3-bedroom
brick ranch. 12x14 screened porch,
S. & S.. incinerator, best buy in
this very desirable neighborhood.
near schools. shopping. transp. By
owner. $17.900. LI 5-5357. Open
Sunday 1-5.
EVERGREEN-8 MILE Section. Open
Saturday and S u n d a y. Brick
ranch, 4 bedrooms. 2 baths,' living
room, dining room. garage. gas
heat, drapes, carpets. S. & S..
near McKenny school and new
synagogue, by owner. 20220 Kent-
field. KE 4-5525.
HARTWELL 20136. 2-bedroom brick.
Florida room, gas heat, carpeted.
Leaving city, make offer. UN
4-8358.
BY OWNER-3-bedroom brick, near
school and synagogue. Finished
rear porch, overlooking park. Fin-
ished basement, gas heat. 24011
Westhampton, Oak Park.
17-A—LOTS FOR SALE
40-Foot Business
VACANT in Oak Park
40 foot business vacant in Oak
Park. $3.000. for quick sale.
Also 100 foot by 200, in Troy,
$5,000.
Van — LI. 8-6219
65 LOTS — ROMULUS
Widow Will Sacrifice
$500 EACH
VAN REAL ESTATE
LI. 8-6219
Couples, Cooks, Maids,
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Caretakers, Porters
DAY or WEEK
EXPERIENCED Girl wishes day
work, N.W. section, references.
Dolores. TR 2-9551.
Corner 53x150' vacant
61—TRUCKS FOR SALE
EXPERIENCED young man for
part-time work in boys' store.
Apply in person, 19208 Livernois.
FOR SALE '55 Ford vanette, one
ton. In perfect condition. Call TO
5-3712.
40-A—EMPLOYMENT WANTED
Moscow Radio Again
Attacks Israel in
Pro-Arab Broadcast
GOOD experienced cantor wants
position for high holidays. Rev.
David Horowitz, TO 5-3652.
45—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INCOME $300 WEEKLY
SOUTH HAVEN ON LAKE
MICH IGAN
4 furnished cottages, 2 stores,
$3.500 dn. or trade.
ROBIN REALTY
LO 5-4800
LADIES and children's ready-to-
wear, well-established store, ex-
cellent location, can be purchased
reasonably, wonderful opportu-
nity for right party, easy terms.
KE 7-4091 or TO 8-3466.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Local area Man or Lady,
wanted to service and collect
ing equipment. 4 to 9 hours
weekly earns operator up to
$290 monthly. No age limit
lot, must be sold.
or selling but must have car,
Broker, UN. 1-4300
$804 working capital. For
21-C—BUSINESS PROPERTY
interview give personal par-
McNichols 8424
Sale or Lease
Ma.rygrove sec., 20x60' store,
excellent for barber shop or for
offices. Priced at only $13,000.
Mr. McRae. UN. 4-3300.
references and $402 to
ticulars, phone n u m b e r.
Write Box 4728, Dallas 6,
Texas.
50—BUSINESS CARDS
Louis P. Malone Corp.
LARKINS MOVING
40—EMPLOYMENT
Are
You This Man!
AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Also Office -- Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
TY 4-9587
Are You or Do You
FURNITURE repaired and refin-
ished. Free estimates. WE 3-2110.
Want To Be A
B. AND D. window cleaners, eaves
cleaned, KE 7-1018. LU 4-4724.
Successful Salesman?
Experienced in retail furni-
ture, clothing, shoes, men's
wear or insurance helpful.
TILE
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
THIS IS WHAT
UN 1-5075
IT TAKES:
A-1 PAINTING, decorating. Rea-
sonable prices. Free estimates.
VI 2-1026, BR 3-6271.
Late Model Car
Irregular Hours
Drive 10,000 Miles Year
Work Eves. 5 Days
Morns. and Afts.
On Sat. and Sun.
Hard Work and a Desire
To Better Yourself
CARPENTER, all kinds of altera-
tions. Reasonable. Call WE. 3-0815.
THIS IS WHAT
REPAIR, brick, cement, plaster,
pointing, chimneys and porches.
steps. UN 2-1017.
WE OFER:
57—FOR SALE: HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNITURE
EXPERIENCED colored woman
wants day work. $7.00, carfare.
TA 6-6849.
from coin-operated dispens-
Outer Dr. - Hartwell
PAINTING and decorating, inside
and outside. Free estimates. Reas-
onable. TO 7-1937.
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds—
Porch, floors, steps, kitchen cabi-
nets, doors, panelling. Work my-
self. UN 4-1897.
FOR BETTER wall washing, call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
ALL CITY MOVING
AND STORAGE CO.
We Train You for 2 Weeks
WE GUARANTEE YOU $125
WEEK. YOU CAN MAKE
WO WEEK — NEVER LESS
THAN $125 WK. WE FURN.
ALL LEADS DAILY. NO
SERVICE OR COLLECTION
PROBLEMS. CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT. SELL
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
FOR THE LARGEST COM-
PANY OF ITS KIND IN THE
COUNTRY
plete Moving Service. No Job
IF YOU ARE THIS MAN
APPLY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
22720 WOODWARD
FERNDALE. MICHIGAN
ROOM 103
MACK and 011ie Janitorial Service.
"Thru Service we Grow." Office,
general cleaning, painting and
decorating. Mack C. Fowler, TY.
8-5204.
Large, Modern Vans. Com-
Too Large or Too Small.
14948 MEYERS
VE. 8-7660
A-1 PAINTING, decorating, free
estimates. Kitchen $25, bathroom
TV •
PA fl
—
LONDON (JTA)—Israel and
the West are "plotting against"
the Arab states, the Soviet
Union charged again in a Mos-
cow radio broadcast monitored
here.
The announcer said that
though Israel was not a mem-
ber of the Baghdad Pact, she
openly sides with the Western
Powers and gave American and
British troops the right of tran-
sit across her territory.
A commentator on a British
Broadcasting Corporation pro-
gram, reporting the Soviet
charges against Israel and the
Western Powers, called it an
"additional move in Russia's
anti-Semitic campaign."
Technion Introduces, Nation's Human
Management Course Resources Evaluated
HAIFA — The Technion, Is-
rael Institute of Technology,
announced the establishment of
a new department of industrial
and management engineering.
Added to existing faculties and
departments, this will be the
eleventh general area in which
the Technion offers study on
both graduate and undergrad-
uate levels.
Registration is now being ac-
cepted for graduate studies in
a two-year course leading to
the Master's Degree in Indus-
trial and Management Engi-
neering in the orientations of
Operational Analysis and Re-
search, Statistical Engineering
Analysis and Production Engi-
neering. This will be the first
time that a comprehensive pro-
gram of studies in industrial
management training, on a full
university level, will be offered
in this country.
The program which has been
developed calls not only for in-
tensive student training, but
also the setting up of an oper-
ational- analysis and research
group which will assist indus-
try, government and others by
investigating selected problems,
which have educational value,
on a professional basis. There
are also plans for the con-
ducting of seminars and con-
ferences during the year on
subjects of interest and use
in Israel's economy.
Most of the graduate courses
will be offered in the late
afternoon or early evening
hours, so that employed per-
sons may pursue the course of
study.
Senior staff members of the
new department are Associate
Professors Jules Cahan, Samuel
Eilon and Pinchas Naor. .
The program of graduate
studies of the new Department
was made possible by the
establishment of the NYU-ICA,
Israel program in Industrial
Management — under whose
auspices .Profs. Sylvain Ehren-
feld and Eugene Richman were
brought to the Technion. They,
together with Prof. Sebastian
B. Littauer, in cooperation
with members of the teaching
staff of the Technion, worked
out the new program. Profes-
sor Littauer is on leave from
Columbia University and serves
as vice president for academic
affairs at the Technion.
The program of studies will
commence in October of this
year.
Moscow Publication
Carries Israeli Letter
of "Gratitude" to Soviets
UNITED NATION S, N.Y.
(JTA) — Two Israelis, whose
names are given as Dr. Klinger
and Ruth Lubich, express their
"gratitude to the S u p r e m e
Soviet" of the USSR for "the
historic unilateral decision to
put an end to nuclear weapons
tests in the Soviet Union," ac-
cording to a letter in a leading
Soviet magazine distributed by
the Russian delegation to the
United Nations. The two sign-
ers are identified as president
and secretary, respectively, of
an Israeli organization whose
title is not given in the letter.
The letter appeared in "So-
viet Woman," a monthly mag-
azine published in Moscow in
Russian, English and seven
other languages. The Supreme
Soviet is congratulated, in the
letter, "on behalf of thousands
of Israeli women and children."
According to the letter, "our
organization takes an active
part in the struggle against the
testing and use of nuclear Experts Say Mid-East
weapons." The organization is
reported by the writers to have Countries Have Better
"collected nearly 20,000 signa- Small Arms Than . U.S.
tures to a petition to the Israeli
WASHINGTON (JTA)
parliament, urging it to sup- American experts on small
port the demand of the peace- arms claim that Israel and
loving forces that nuclear the Russian-equipped Arab
weapon tests be stopped at countries "have better small
once."
weapons than the United States
infantrymen and marines," the
First Settlement in
Washington Post reported.
Reclaimed Huleh Swamp
With regard to Israel, the re-
Opened by Youth Camp
port said:
TEL AVIV (JTA)—The first
"Israel's soldiers are equip-
settlement on newly reclaimed ped with the Belgian version
land of the f o r m e r Huleh of a light rifle that is sched-
swamp was inaugrated at Tel uled for pilot production by
Zammul in the northeastern the United States. But Ameri-
corner of the development can forces now still shoulder
region. A United Nations obser- the M-1 Garand rifle, intro-
vation post on the Israel-Syrian duced in 1936, and machine
border was formerly located on guns that date back to World
the settlement site.
War I. They throw a 1906-
The settlers are members of model cartridge."
Nahal, a paramilitary youth
organization whose members British Grove Dedicated
are trained to farm and to de-
fend themselves. Named No- in WIZO Forest. in Israel
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A
tera—"watchman"—the settle-
ment has vast fertile lands British grove within the pro-
linked by road with nearby jected forest of the Women's
settlements. A waterline brings International Zionist Organiza-
sufficient water for personal tion was initiated in the Lachish
use and the planting of vege- development area by officials of
tables.
the British section of the WIZO
and the British Ambassado to
It seems to me to be com- Israel, Sir Francis Randall. The
mon sense to look at what is British grove will eventually
done, and not to what is said. number 20,000 trees within a
—Sir InmPs Martin
250.000-tre_e forest.
by Dr. Eli Ginzberg
When he was president of
Columbia University, Dwight
D. Eisenhower established the
Conservation of Human Re-
sources Project and named Dr.
Eli Ginzberg as its director.
The findings and conclusions
reached in the eight years of
project's research and study
are incorporated in Dr. Ginz-
berg's ''Human Resources: The
Wealth of a
Nation," just
published by
Simon and
Schuster.
This is a
most impres-
sive and illu-
minating eval-
uation of many
of the major
pr oblems
which disturb
our people to-
day. Why were
a million peo-
ple rejected
f or military
services in the Dr. Ginzberg
last war? What causes the
emotional and mental strains
upon so many among us? Dr.
Ginzberg's study is a guide to-
wards some solutions. It invites
public interest towards "help-
ing each citizen to realize his
maximum potentialities to con-
tribute to the well-being of
all."
Dr. Ginzberg, who is the son
of the late Prof. Louis Ginz-
berg, the author of "Legends
of the Jews," has applied his
skill as an economist and so-
ciologist to this study. His
"Human Resources" is an out-
standing work and a valuable
contribution to research in
fields of human endeavor and
to factual evaluations of the
resources of this nation.
WZO Proposes Action
by Israel Cabinet
for Mutual Interests
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A
proposal that the president of
the World Zionist Organization
should have the right to raise
problems of mutual interest to
Israel and the Zionist movement
before the Cabinet of Israel,
has been prepared by a special
drafting committee of the Zion-
ist Actions Committee, it was
learned here. The Jewish
Agency executive was to discuss
the drafting committee's recom-
mendations.
Premier David Ben-Gurion
was reported to be willing to
accept the proposal but under
certain conditions. Cabinet ap-
proval in principle of a discus-
sion of the matter to be raised
by the WZO president, and that
the Zionist president would at-
tend a Cabinet session only on
invitation.
Meanwhile, a scheduled meet-
ing of the small Zionist Actions
Committee, policy-making body
of the world Zionist movement
between congresses, was post-
poned indefinitely because of
Middle East developments.
ORT Students in Poland
Claim Difficulties in
Finding Employment
VIENNA, (JTA) — About
100 students are already enrol-
led. in Lodz, Poland, for new
vocational training courses to
be opened by ORT in that city
in September.
At recent graduation exer-
cises in Lodz, students who
praised ORT for its vacational
training program complained
that they had difficulty finding
jobs and that, when they get
employment, their wages were
very low. The students voiced
demands that the Jewish com-
munity or the government sup-
plement their low wages during
the first few months of factory
employment, until they attain
higher exneriencerati nas..
29-THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS — Fri d ay, August 8, 1958
17—HOUSES FOR SALE
PRAIRIE 18425, 6' -room colonial,
all large rooms, breakfast room.
gas heat, 2-car garage, close to
Adas Shalom, transp., shopping.
Owner moving out of town, there-
fore full price only $16,500. Own-
er, UN 3-3880.