20—OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 50—BUSINESS CARDS
OAK PARK BLVD., 12910 Attn.: Lawyers, Architects,
Food Brokers, Agents, Etc.
OPEN SUN. 2-5
We have a $15,200 FHA mtge.
commit. on this 3 bedrm. brk.
ranch. Tiled bath, nice eating sp.
in kitch; only $1,000 dn. Fine
cond. Vacant. Our best value.
Mr. Williams.
GROSS REALTY
NORTHWEST OFFICE
UN 4-3100
.
13420 W. 7 MILE
HOUSE for sale by owner. Gas heat.
4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, screened
porch, on Kentucky. Shown by-
appointment. UN 1-0489.
6 ROOM FACE BRICK RANCH, one
bath. Excellent condition. LI 5-6800
SCOTIA, 24301
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
BY OWNER
Clean 6-room brk ranch, fully
carpeted, drapes, S & S, one
blk. to shopping center, assume
pers. G.I. or new F.H.A. mort.
Spoon Bros.
pliances. Lands., fenced.
Gas heat, full basement. In
excellent condition.
UN 4-7502
18508 GRIGGS
Open Sun. 2-5
Cape cod bung., lge. liv. and
din. rm., spacious kit., 2 bdrms.,
dn. 2 up, 2 bathrooms, bea. rec.
rm., close to trans., schols and
syn. Only $18,500. Owner. UN.
2-6088.
BEECH RD.-7 MILE, 18850 Delaware,
3 bedroom, one floor brick, built
1955, storms, fence, carpet, tile
basement, good condition, only
block to 7 Mile bus, close to
schools. $2,750 down, assume 41/2%
mortgage. N. C. Creighton. WO
1-9594, if no answer VE 8-1261.
BIRMINGHAM
COLONIAL
carpeted, spacious
rooms throughout, 3 bdrm.,
custom baths, full din. rm., lge.
den with firepl., modern kit.
with dishwasher, separate brkfst.
rm., full basement, gas hot air
heat, 2 car gar., near grade and
new Jr. high school. $37,750.
Beautifully
WO 2-4390 or MI 6-4236
Huntington Woods
BY OWNER
3 Bdrm. brk. bung., firepl., din.
rm., gas ht., garb. disposal, 60x-
130 lot. $1,200 to new mort.
Immed. poss.
LI 2-8223
LI 3-4604
Southfield - 7 Mile
17618 Pembroke
3 Bdrm., one floor bungalow, on
fenced cor. lot, gas ht., full din.
rm., glass enclosed shower. 4%
mort. can be assumed. Price
$12,600.
KE 4-3924, Northern Realty
Oak Park
3 Bdrm. brk., lge. carpeted liv.
rm., tiled dry basem't., scrnd.
porch, aluminum S & S, garage,
fenced, close to schools, immed.
possession.
LI 6-1841
17-A—LOTS FOR SALE
CHERRYLAWN near Margareta. For
sale or will build to suit. Call
UN 1-7'742.
Southfield City
200x10'7
on Lahser $1,000 dn.
120x230 on W. 9 Mi. $1,000 dn.
PENN REALTY
TO. 9-0200
LOT IN Huntington Woods. 50x126
ft. Priced to sell. MI 7-0267.
Alsc Office Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
TY 4-4587
TILE ,
HEBREW, Yiddish, English teacher,
Bar Mitzvah specialist, David
Horowitz, TO. 5-3652.
BAR MITZVAH, H e b r e w Bible,
Yiddish, English. Call experienced
teacher, WE. 4-1793.
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO
UN 1-5075
A-1 PAINTING, deccrating. Rea-
sonable prices Free estimates .
VI 2-1026. BR 3-6271.
TUTORING, children and adults, cer-
tified teacher, KE 4-5409, if no
EXPERIENCED dressmaker willing
answer, TO 6-4224.
to go to your home or my home.
Alterations for adults and chil-
dren. Call TO 5-2929.
40—EMPLOYMENT
HEMS ALTERED, 2 day service,
from $2.50 up. UN 1-3065 or DI
1-8723.
Fields Employment
Couples, Cooks, Maids,
Chauffeurs, Janitors,
Caretakers, Porters
DAY or WEEK
DOOR BELLS repaired, $3, plus
parts. UN 1-3429.
55 — MISCELLANEOUS
TR 3-7770
WOMAN WANTED, free room and
board and wages to help sick
woman. VE 5-2007.
Call Reeve's
Employment Service
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, 8 weeks
old, small, regular, A.K.C., house-
trained. GA 1-4121.
57—FOR SALE: HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNITURE
COMPLETE 11 piece living room
furniture, love seat, chairs, tables,
lamps and accessories. Beautiful 9
piece dining room and bedroom
stove, refrigerator, carpets—leav-
ing city, no reasonable offer re-
fused. WE 5-7425.
IF YOU NEED GOOD DO-
MESTIC HELP. DAY OR
WEEK.
LI 4-5138
FURNITURE for sale, very good
condition, reasonable. Frigidaire,
stove, kitchen set, 9x12 wool rug,
junior dining room set, and bed-
room set. TY 7-2888.
ARE YOU THIS MAN?
Are You or Do
You Want to Be
A Successful Salesman?
80—SOAPS & DETERGENTS
Experienced in retail furni-
ture, clothing; shoes, men's
wear or insurance helpful.
This Is What
It Takes!
LIMITED OFFER
Free Samples
Late Model Car
Irregular Hours
Drive Within 50
Miles of Detroit
Work Eves. 5 Days
Morn. and Afts.
on Sat. & Sun.
Hard Work and A Desire
to Better Yourself
This Is What
We Offer!
of
Bleach &
Detergents
Delivered to your home
"Nothing to Buy — We
Just Want You To Try"
We train you for 2 weeks.
You will make $7,000 per
yr. up. Can make up to
$20,000 a yr. We turn all
leads daily. No service or
collection problems. Chance
for advancement. Work for
50 yr. old family firm and
one of the largest compa-
nies of its kind in the coun-
try.
DANDY
PRODUCTS
UN 1-0284
Soviet Press Laments
Mass Impoverishment
of Israel's Workers
If Your Are This Man
and You Want to Work
Call VA 2-0739
for App't.
Oak Park - $16,900
14040 Vernon
Brk., lge. liv. rm., firepl., din.
"L", 2 bdrms. dn., space avail-
able for 2 up, garage, 60 ft. lot.
S & S, tiled basem't. Owner.
BR 3-0050
35—INSTRUCTION
BY OWNER
Carpeting, drapes and ap-
AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Approx. 600 square feet of
air conditioned offices avail-
able 19499 Livernois.
6 - WYOMING AREA
5 large room bungalow —
LARKINS MOVING
40-A—EMPLOYMENT WANTED
GOOD singer available for all oc.
casions. Reasonable. David Horo-
witz. TO. 5-3652.
45—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
Soviet press, which seldom pays
attention to domestic news from
Israel unless such news fits Mos-
cow's pro-Arab policy, reacted
quickly to a purely domestic de-
velopment here. In an article in
"Trud," the daily newspaper of
the Russian trade unions, the
publication laments what it
calls the "reactionary policy of
Histadrut which impoverishes
the toiling masses while Israeli
capitalists fill their pockets with
millions."
The comments is geared to
the fact that Histadrut, the
Israel Federation of L a b o r,
adopted a decision last week to
demand no increases in basic
wages in 1959. Expressing its
"deep concern for the welfare
of Israeli workers," the Soviet
trade union organ condemns
this decision. "True also ex-
presses concern over "heavy
taxes levied on Israel's work-
ers."
Observers here believe that
the "Trud" comments are part
of the increased Soviet govern-
ment campaign against Israel
in an effort to offset rising de
mands among Soviet Jews for
permission to emigrate to Israel.
Klutznick Lauds FBI
for Bombing Probe
WASHINGTON (JTA) —The
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion's assistance to local police
in probing the recent wave of
synagogue and school bomhings
is "reducing the threat of con-
tinued bigot-inspired violence,"
Philip Klutznick, Bnai Brith
president, said in his year-end
report to the board of gover-
nors of the organization.
He lauded the FBI and its
director, J. Edgar Hoover, for
their "deep concern" with the
bombings and threats of bomb-
ings.
Declaring that problems of
enforcing "the rule of law"
are a "continuing issue of
transcendent importance" to
the welfare of the nation,
Klutznick said that "the inves-
tigative efforts, training assis-
tance and scientific services of
the FBI have been a tre-
mendous value in improving
the efficiency and performance
of law enforcement agencies in
all parts of the country."
Brazil Names Woman
Ambassador to Israel
RIO DE JANEIRO, (JTA)-
Mrs. Odette Carvalho e Souza,
head of the Brazilian Foreign
Ministry's political and cultural
department, was named Ambas-
sador to Israel. Israel has al-
ready agreed to the nomination.
Mrs. Carvalho e Souza is the
third woman envoy to be accred-
ited to Israel. The other two
women heading foreign mis-
sions in Israel are Frances Hall,
Charge d'Affaires of the Gua-
temalan mission, and Canadian
Ambassador Margaret Meagher.
Mrs. Carvalho e Souza is a
career diplomat with a long and
distinguished record of service
in various Ministries and other
governmental posts. She has
represented Brazil in numerous
international conferences at Ge-
neva, the Inter-American Union
and the United Nations.
Knessset to Decide on
Billion-Pound Budget
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Finance
Minister Levi Eshkol on Mon-
day presented a 1,336,000,000-
pound budget to Parliament to
cover the 1959-60 fiscal year.
Included in the overall ex-
penditure estimate is a 240,-
000,000-pound defense budget,
up from 217,000,000 last year.
Presumably, spending will be
higher since some portions of
the military budget remain a
secret.
Eshkol told the Knesset that
since the Soviet Union began
supplying Egypt with arms
several years ago, Israel's mili-
tary expenditures have doubled.
Israel Firm Buys Part
of Iraq Pipeline
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Posit, the
Israel-controlled firm set up to
buy the Haifa refineries from
Shell- Oil Company,• announced
the purchase from the Bri•ish-
owned Iraqi Petroleum Com-
pany of that part of the Iraq-
Haifa pipeline which lies in
TO 7-0779
Israel territory.
The agreement included the
50 BUSINESS CARDS
the purchase of storage tanks,
pumping installations and other
ALL CITY MOVING
equipment for oil transport be-
longing to the Iraqi Petroleum
AND STORAGE CO.
Company. Isaac Wolfson, British
financier, is a board member of
Large, Modern Vans. Com-
Posit. .
plete Moving Service. No Job
Posit officials also announced
Too Large or Too Small.
they had insured the refineries
with a group of Israel insurance
14948 MEYERS
firms for a total of 20,000,000
VE. 8-7660
pounds sterling, a figure about
14 times as large as the price
FOR BETTER wall washing, call
James Russell. One day service
reportedly paid for the refiners.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
The insurance coverage was un-
FURNITURE repaired and refin-
lerstood to be based on the esti-
ished. Free estimates. WE 3-2110.
Nearly 9,000 surgical opera- mated cost of rebuilding the en-
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds— tions were performed at Uni- tire refinery system, plus the
Porch, floors, steps, kitchen cabi- versity Hospital in. Ann Arbor estimated operating losses if the
nets, doors, panelling. Work my-
last year.
refineries were destroyed.
self. UN 4-1897.
SELLING ESTABLISHED
TV, Radio, Hi-Fi Service
Moving out of town
Good location in Northwest area
—Complete with customer list,
test equipment and office equip-
ment.
REASONABLE
—
.
It's the Ruakh,'
Explains Eartha
By DAN SCHOCHER
(A Seven Arts Feature)
The thousands who filled
Madison Square Garden listened
as if magnetized—you could
hear the proverbial pin-drop as
she sang in Hebrew. When she
concluded. the applause seemed
almost to raise the roof. It
kept on, the waves growing
stronger and stronger. The mas-
ter of ceremonies rapped his
gavel, but the applause would
not down.
The songs and speeches of
the program, which included
grand opera stars and other
celebrities, had been timed to
the minute. An encore would
disrupt the program, but the
audience would not be denied—
and the Negro singer, Eartha
Kitt, finally arose again to sing
an encore from Havenu Shalom
Aleichem.
Behind the scenes, an Israeli
actor, Michael Shillo, recently
arrived from Israel, rushed up
to embrace her.
What we have written took
place at the Israel Bonds Hanu-
kah Festival. On account of
the great demand, there was - a
repeat of the Hanukah Fes-
tival and it is disclosing no
secret that Eartha Kitt was the
star shinning foremost in a
firmanent of stars.
We first saw Earth Kitt a few
years back at the Ambassadors
Ball honoring Abba Eban. She
sang, and after the singing
there was dancing. Ambassador
Eban came up to ask Miss Kitt
to dance with him.
We wanted to get a closer
look at the star who had be-
guiled us. We went to the Wal-
dorf-Astoria where she is cur-
rently appearing.
We wanted to find out the
secret of her effectiveness.
Michael Shillo, the Israeli actor,
had remarked on her marvelous
pronounciation of the Hebrew,
bue there were other things, too.
"It's the `ruakh'," she ex-
plained in answer to our ques-
tion.
Ruakh means spirit. She knew
quite a bit of Hebrew.
Eartha Kitt gave us a lec-
ture on ruakh and song. You've
got to get the ruakh to sing a
song properly, she said.
She had the ruakh of Israel.
She had visited Israel, loved
the country, the people and the
way they had received her made
her believe they loved her too.
She was so filled with the
ruakh, that she had studied
Hebrew and had appeared re-
peatedly whenever Israel Bonds
asked her and had even invested
her own money in Israel Bonds.
Eartha Kitt got her unique
name down on the farm in
South Carolina. Her parents
were poor people and the crops
hadn't been good for many
years but at the time little
Eartha came along, the crops
were good and so her parents
said, "We will call her Eartha,
to thank- the earth for our fine
crop."
Both of her parents died when
she was a small child and at the
age of eight she came to live
with an aunt in New York. She
worked as a seamstress, but all
the time her feet were dancing
more than her fingers. She be-
gan to do interpretative dances
and to sing—and the little fac-
tory girl skyrocketed to star-
dom.
Israelis Protest 'Best'
Cierman Film on Israel
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A
German film, judged by the few
here who have seen it as "pos-
sibly the very best ever made
about Israel," is going to be
kept off the Israel cinema
market due to the many pro-
tests voiced in this country re-
cently against the showing of
German-made movies.
29-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, January 9, 1959
17—HOUSES cOR SALE