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December 18, 1959 - Image 23

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1959-12-18

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"Isabel Rents" commenced
Detroit's most unique new busi-
ness on Tuesday, when . it
opened its doors at 18280 Liver-
nois, near Curtis.
Owned by Isabel (Mrs. Alan)
Grossman, the new business spe-
cializes in the rental of every-
thing for the party, banquet, or
reception, and in the sale of all
types of gifts.
The service of "Isabel Rents"
is unique because everything is
delivered to the customer
"Saran" wrapped and sterilized,
ready for use on the clients
table. This involves. a tremen-
dous savings since the expense
and time involved in washing
and cleaning the china and sil-
ver before use is eliminated.
Mrs. Grossrnan's new headquar-
ters is equipped with complete-
ly automatic dishwashing and
steriliiing equipinent to "assure
the highest standard of -clean-

recreation room but the rest of
the basement as well became
far too small.
When Mrs. Grossman started,
she purchased enough- china
ware, and other equipment to
serve 60 party guests. However,
word quickly spread that the
very "finest" in china, table-
ware, and linens could be
rented for parties at a nominal
cost. The demand became so
great that Mrs. Grossman, who
is now either called "Isabel"
or "Mrs. Rents" by her many
clients, has enough glassware,
silver, and fine china to service
3,000 people. She has serviced
as many as 20 different parties
on the very same date. Isabel's
one woman staff has now grown
to a staff of eight.

-

Bonn to Stand Cost
of Belgian Losies

liness. .

BRUSSELS, (JTA) — A tri-
angular agreement was con-
cluded providing indemnifica-
tion for spoliation of property
in Belgium by Nazis during
the occupation of the country
in World War II.
Under the agreement, reach-
ed between the German Minis-
try of Finance, the organiza-
tion for aid to Jewish war
victims and the Belgian Office
for Economic Recuperation, the
West German government will
pay indemnificatioi to the
value of 80 percent for property
JO plundered and trnsf erred to
Germany from 194g to the end
1015 MERIDIAN AYE.
of the war. The contents of
MIAMI REACH
about 8,000 homes are involved
ONE OF KOSHER BEACH'S
in the agreement. - -
EaSTsugarHERr HOTELS
The victil--is if spoliation will
4010 not have to submit 'proof of
Catered F teoe
re - Vacation Home 1010
the value o the property stolen
Eva & Terry
from them. They will receive
Spender
Quality
a settlement on the basis of
and Sion
Not
Ownership Mgmt.
Price
4,800 Geri-Lan _narks ($1,150)
per room emptied of its con-
tents. The negotiators agreed
that this slim was to be re-
garded as the equivalent of 80
percent of the original value of
the property.

Last December, Mrs. Gross-
man began renting elegant
equipment to Detroiters for par-
ties. She started business under
the name of "Isabel Rents" and
used as her headquarters the
recreation room in her resi-
dence at 18045 Fairfield. In the
course of the past year, the de-
mand for her services increased
so greatly that not only the

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'Report Arrest of Jews
Reeeivin -r Mail from Israel

KOSHER CUISINE

HOLIDAY
Norman Arrow
SPECIAL
food director
Dec.
19 to
• Crystal
Jan. 4
Clear Pool
$1Daily
• Entertain-
per
ment
pars.
• Dancing
Dbl.
Occ.
40 of
Sally
Den-

125 rms. Mod.
mar Social
Amer.
Plan
Hostess
incl. 2 Deluxe
• Children's
Meals Daily
Program
Also European
Free Parking
Plan
on Premises
See Your Travel Arent
Write for Broc'iure L
Detroit • Off.: UN 4-3190

LONDON, (WJA)—Six young
Jews were recently arrested by
military authorities in Lebanon
for having rece'ved a letter
from one of their friends in
Israel, the World Jewish Con-
gress Information Department
learns.
Jews in the Lebanon, more-
over, no longer feel safe to
receive Jewish newspapers
from abroad and ask that they
I be discontinued.

ON THE OCEAN OFF LINCOLN ROAD
MIAMI BEACH FLORIDA

V

MODIFiF0 AMERICAN PLAN

$ 1

-11r

See your
Travel Agent

* 1 :2 ,:u s -

e-

Jan. 4 - Jan. 22
$18 Dec. 20 - Jan. 3
& 'Jan. 23 - Mar. 19
INCLUDING TWO
sumpryous MEALS

(breakfast and dinner)
'50 of 258 rooms

European Plan also available
flare Levinson, Lou Kemn
Chuck Posner
O•ner•Managernent
M ■ chael J. Kelley, Mgr.
Color brochure on Request

Air-Conditioned & Heated

Aka.,

/7

t

Jew

RESORT
MOTEL

Per Person
Double Om
Jan. 4
to 31
50 of 175
Rooms

Dancing
and Enter-

tainment

'round the clock Modified American Plan, Add
$3.50 (Children $2.00) Daily
Bikini Night Club
Per Person • Delicious Food!
Children's Counsellor
2 Pools, Private Beach

CREDIT CARDS HONORED

See your travel agent or colt

EVERY ROOM WITH A PICTURE WINDOW VIEW

.00EANFRONT LUXURY AT 189th STREET,

Construction of rental apart- tels in Tel ..As.riv, Herzlia and
ments by private builders, which Jerusalem, having recently pur-
has begun in Israeli cities, was chased the latter two.
termed a major spur to Ameri-
Another group of investors is -
can investor interest in the Jew- currently developing a motel on
ish state by one of the United the Red Sea Coast at Eilat,
States' leading real estate au- while a Connecticut real estate
thorities w h o
man is building a hotel in Tibe-
recently re-
rias, along the 'famed Sea of
Galilee and the restorative Ti-
turned from
a n extended
berias baths.
visit to Israel
The Rassco Company, build-
Pr ovidin
ing middle-income hopsing and
the Israeli
shopping plazas has been re-
public for the
turning 9 to 11 per cent profits
first time with
to American investors and is.-en-
modern hous-,,,,
tering an expansion period.
ing through
rental pay-:„
ments rather
than outright
THE FRIENDLY
Al
purchases, ac-
IS A
Tenney
cording to • J.
M. Tenney, president of the ,
J. M. Tenney Corporation of 535 •
Fifth- Avenue, New York, na-
2 0 6 TEL
OF STARS" HOTEL
tional real estate investment
Detroit Off. UN 4-62 6 2
firm, "will give a sharp boost to
OCEAN AT 40th • MIAMI BEACH
the already booming Israel con-
struction field and provide per-
sons from abroad with a profit-
able new area for investment in
that country."
Substantiating Tenney's view
of the real estate picture in Is-
,1
rael, Shimon Horn, director of
ON THE OCEAN AT 18th ST.
the Israel Investment Center,
250 W. 57th St.; New York, dis-
Xmas - New Year
closed the activities of some
new American investment in-
GALA NEW YEAR'S PARTY
terests in Israel real estate.
gcacil.y 20Feorf 1Fritoopmbsi.
Among these, Horn reported
Jan. 4 to Jan. 23
that the Hotel Corporation of
• Entertainment —
Round the Clock
registered with the Se-
Chicago Mayor Invites Israel,
Write
for

Pool - Beach
curities Exchange Commission,
Brochure
Cabanas
is now offering shares in Is-
Jewish Display
See your
• Parking Facilities
rael's largest hotel, to be com-
Travel
• Linialn Road
at City Hall
Area
Agent
pleted soon—the Nordau Plaza
CHICAGO, (JTA) — -Mayor in Tel Aviv.-
Richard J. Daley has invited
The Miami Group, a private INVATATION.10 '.PARADI SE
Chicago Jewry to exhibit Jew-
ish religious symbols in City investment group, is success-
Hall here to supplement • a fully operating the Dan, Acca-
Nativity creche displayed in the dia and King David luxury ho-
building each year.
RESORT MOTEL
The invitation was extended Prof. Arthur Kornberg
2 Swimming Pools, Shows,
in a letter to Elmer Gertz, Receives Nobel Prize
Movies, Games, Parties, Planned
president of the American Jew- At Stockholm Ceremony
Entertainment. Every room has
ish Congress in Chicago, deny-
Private Terrace, TV, Radio,
STOCKHOLM, (JTA) — Prof.
ing a request by the Congress
Circulating Ice Water. Special
Ameri-
.
Arthur
Kornberg,
noted
and five other groups to have
Children's program, Free Parking
the creche removed. The mayor can Jewish physician, was the
recipient
here
of
the
Nobel
All major credit cords honored
promised to refer the matter to
Daily Per Pers.
the next meeting of the City Prize in medicine from King
Dbl. Occ. 12 of 144
Gustav Adolf. The ceremony
Council.
Rms., Jan. 4 to Feb. 1
MOD. AMER. PLAN:
In his letter to Gertz, Mayor took place in the Concert Hall
S3,50 Per Person Add'I.
Daley stated: "I have always here. Dr. Eyvini Johnson of the
Children
Under 12: $2
felt that the presence of the Swedish Academy, speaking at
In Detroit
a
major
banquet
in
the
Golden
crib and carols add to the fes-
Phone UN 4-3190
Write for Free Brochure
tivity of the holiday season in Hall of the Stockholm City Hall
or call your Travel-Agent
which all participate. You will lauded Dr. Kornberg as one of
recall that I suggested that the the leading biochemists of this OCEAN AT 183rd ST.. MIAMI BEACH
symbols of other religious holi- age.
days also be displayed in City
Hall."

Appointment of the Rt. Rev.
Richard S. Emrich as chairman
of a committee of judges to
select the winner of this year's
Amity Award was announced
this week by Mrs. Marshall
Brenner, coordinator of the com-
mittee for the
award, which
is given by the
'Women's Divi-
sion of the
is American Jew-
ish Congress.
Presente d
annually to
the person in
- Michigan who
Rev. Emrich h a s publicly
demonstrated a concern for
human dignity and better inter-
group relations, the Amity
Award was last year given to
Sidney Shevitz, former chair-
man of the Michigan FEP Corn-
migsion.
Other recipients have been
the late H. C. L. Jackson, Louis
Tendler and Edgar Guest and
John J. Najduch, Bishop
Emrich, Hon. Louis C. Cramp-
ton, William T. Gossett, Rev.
William B. Sperry, Edward
Turner and Sen. Philip A. Hart.
Assisting Mrs. Brenner in
planning the Amity Award
luncheon, at which _this year's
recipient will be announced -on
Feb. 24, are Mesdames Avner
Naggar, Jules Rutsky, Harry
Hooperman and William Cohen,
president of the Women's Divi
sion.

•40 'AIA CONOtliC4(0

$6

Federal Court Rejects
Plea on Sunday Law

AC Atiovs

35Q -feet
On the Ocean

Construction of Israel Rental Units
Provides Market for U.S. Investors

DET"OIT OFFICE

CALL UN 4-6260

BEACH,

FoRirm.

NEWARK, N. J., (JTA) —
New Jersey's ban on trading on
Sundays continued to be en-
forced following refusal last
week-end by a Federal Court
to disturb the enforcement of
this law.
In a 2 to 1 decision, the court
declined to issue a temporary
injunction sought by three
Orthodox Jews pending the out-
come of their suit before the
state's Supreme Court challeng-
ing the constitutionality of the
law on the basis that it violates
the First Amendment which
guarantees religious freedom.,
Counsel for the three Jewish
plaintiffs noted that their clients
observed the Jewish Sabbath
and closed their stores from
Friday sundown until Saturday
night. They argued that they
were being penalized for their
religious beliefs by being re-
quired to close on a day that
they did not observe as the sab-
bath.
The measure, which went
into effect on Nov. 29, bans
Sunday sales of clothing, home
and office furnishings, appli-
"ances and building material. I

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23 —THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—F riday, Deeember 18,1959

Name Rev. Emrich
to Chair Committee
for Amity Award

Mrs. Alan Grossman's 'Isabel Rents'
AServici Grows Into Unique Business

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