17-HOUSES FOR SALE
17-HOUSES FOR SALE
VERNOR SCHOOL SEC.
ARDMORE 18491, adorable :3 bed-
room brick bungalow, automatic
heat, garage, beautiful landscap-
ing, $14,800, quick sale. Owner.
Open 1 - 5 Sunday.
Lovely 3 bedrm. col., grade lay.,
gas heat, exc. cond. Screened
terrace, 2-car gar., gas heat,
rec. room. Carpet and drapes.
Owner transferred.
MR. KLEM
UN 4-4600
J. WM. KLEM
19497 MARK TWAIN
OPEN 2-5 SUN.
Face brick pass hall, large liv.
rm., din. rm., kitch. table space,
rear porch, 3 bedrms., bath,
grade lay., full base., carpets,
drapes, blt. 10 yrs. Must be sold
today, make offer. Call Mr.
Kessler UN. 1-4300.
ELMER M. CLARK
20127 CHEYENNE
OWNER LEAVING CITY
MUST SELL
3 bedroom brick ranch, large
kitchen, gas heat, carpeting, S.
& S., finished recreation, screen-
ed terrace, immediate occupancy.
Open 2-5 Sat. and Sun. By
Owner.
UN 4-2018
Major Body to Assist 2 Ex-Detroiters
Towns in . Integrating
Die in Auto Crash
LONDON, (JTA) - Small
Jewish communities throughout
Returning home from a speak-
Britain
will
be
aided
by
the
ing
engagement in Williams-
31 - TRANSPORTATION
Board of Deputies of British burg, Va., Samuel Jacobs, a for-
LEAVING for Tucson, Arizona about Jews in integrating themselves mer Detroiter who served as
Dec. 23. Want one passenger. UN in the country's Jewish life and an economist for the United
1-2701.
in their fight to check assimila- Autd Workers, was killed Dec.
tion. A decision to this effect 14 in a head-on crash with a
35-INSTRUCTION
was adopted by the Board of truck, near Fredericksburg, Va.
Deputies.
• Jacobs' wife, Pearl, also died
DANCE LESSONS?
in the crash. They both former-
The
move
followed
a
decision
A phone call will answer all
of the Conference of the Pro- ly taught in the Detroit Public
your questions about ddifce les-
sons for • individuals, couples.
vincial
Representative Council School system.
teen-agers, group or private. at
The couple had lived in Sil-
held in Newcastle, which re-
your home or our studio. Cha--
Cha, Swing, Fox-Trot, etc., low-
quested guidance and counsel ver Springs, Md., since 1951
est rates.
JUAN ISPANO STUDIOS in organizing Jewish activities when Jacobs was appointed an
among the smaller communi- international representative in
UN 3-0086
the UAW's Washington office. THE LATE BARTLEY CRUM
ties.
4
*
BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew, Bible, Yid-
A native Detroiter, Mr. Ja-
The
Board
also
dealt
with
dish, English. Call experienced
another problem affecting Jew: cobs received his BS and MA
teacher. WE 4-1793.
ish communities, large and degrees from Wayne State Uni-
small-the problem of shechita versity. During the war, he
40L-EMPLGYMENT
in the provinces. A report by served as a field staff represen-
the Shechita Committee re- tative of the consumer division
Housekeeper Wanted
vealed that inspectors of the of the Office of Price Adminis-
Kosher Meals
Royal Society for the Protection tration, and_ later became liai-
2 adults, no washing, good
and Care of Animals, found ir- son officer between the OPA • NEW YORK, (JTA)-Bartley
C.. . Crum,_ who was appointed
pay, no Sundays. Call for
regularities in the slaughter- and the CIO.
app't.'
In 1948, he was named assist- in 1945 by President Truman
house in Liverpool. The report
said that this tends to give the ant educational director of the as a member of the Anglo-
TO 8-8820 Evenings
impression "that the actual UAW-CIO, serving until 1951 American Committee of Inquiry
process of shehita itself is not When he left for Washington as in Palestine, - which recom-
Call Reeve's
as speedy and as humane as legislative and economic re- mended in 1946 the admission
scientific evidence has estab- searcher for the union. He re- of 100,000 European Jewish ref-
Employment Service
ceived a temporary leave of ab- - ugees to Palestine-died of a
lished it to be."
sence in 1955 to serve as legiS- heart.attack at his home here
IF YOU NEED GOOD DO-
The Shehita Committee has lative adviser to Sen. Patrick Dec. 4.. He was-:59.
MESTIC HELP. DAY OR
-
warned shechita - boards through- V. McNamara.
WEEK.
Crum, yho had
been_
out the country that these ir-
Mr. Jacobs was president of
LI 4-5138
regularities must not be allowed the Washington Chapter, Amer- ptiblisher :6f the defunct New
to occur and steps have already ican Jewish Congress, and was York Star, wrote a widely-read
"Behind the Silken Cur-
been
taken to remove the cause active in the Workmen's Circle. I bOok,
40-A-EMPLOYMENT WANTED
tain," on his findings as a m elt
of this particular complaint.
Mrs. Jacobs, also active in ber of the inquiry
commission.,,
MIDDLE-AGED lady desires job as
,
Workmen's Circle, was secre- He became active in Zionig
companion, good references. UN
Through its accelerated pub- tary of the Silver Springs Dem- causes and was a frequent',
2-7818.
lic library program, the State ocratic Party and a member of speaker at Zionist meetings. He
MIDDLE-AGED man willing to care
for- sick man. Experienced. TU Library of Michigan provides the League of Women Voters.
served as president of Ameri-
3-3311.
small libraries with increased
cans for H-aganah.
The
couple
is
survived
by
a
EXPERIENCED practical nurse now book collections. At present,
;Crum carried on a vigorous
accepting patients, best refer- 70,000 books are on loan to 75 son. Mark, a student at Bran-
ences. UN 3-5366.
deis University. Mr. • Jacobs. also battle, separately from other
libraries throUghaut Michigan. leaves
two brothers, Charles members of the Truman Com-
AMBITIOUS married man wishes
permanent position with a future.
and Louis, both of Detroit, and mission,_ against the temporiz-
Call after 5 p.m. or weekends. UN 50-BUSINESS CARDS
Mrs. Jacobs leaves her mother. ing by the British GoNiernment
3-9336 or LI 5-3706.
1. SCHVVARTZ. All kinds of earpen• Mrs. Helen Firestone, and a sis- of Prime Minister Clement Att-
COLLEGE GIRL DESIRES WORK
ter work. no job too big or small ter, Mrs. Morris Hochberg, also lee over the CdnimissiOn's rec-
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sat-
TY 7-7758 LI 5-4035.
of Detroit.
urday, full days, and Tues.-Thurs.
ommendation for the immedi•-•
afternoons. Varied experience . . .
dressmaker, altera-
ate admission of the refugees.
Tutoring, selling, office, reception- EXPERIENCED
tions. Your home or mine. TO
ist, etc. UN 4-7867.
He also demanded the arrest
5-2929.
Vandals Desecrate
and indictment, of ,the Grand
ABRAHAM GREENBERG, electrical
50
BUSINESS CARDS
Chaim Berlin Yeshiva Mufti of Jerusalem as a war
Crum. Dies at 59;
Catholic, Backed
Cause of Zionism
•
APPOLINE 20448, neat ranch, gas
heat, aluminum awnings, new
carpet, drapes. Sprinkler system,
full side drive. Low down pay-
ment. Open Sunday 1-6.
GREENLAWN, 17336
Face brk. Col. Bit. '43. 3 bed-
rms; spat. brkfst. rm; grade lay,
gas ht; pass hall, rec rm; lux-
urious carpt. thruout. Scrnd.
terr; gar. Offers invited. Mrs.
Kessler. -
GROSS NORTHWFST
UN 4-3100
13420 W. 7 MILE
OAK PK. RANCH
3 bedrms, full basement, gas ht.
F.H.A.'d at $12,750. Eager owner
says, "Sell for $11,900." LI 8-6217.
VAN REAL ESTATE
RIDGEDALE - 8 MILE
Attractive 3 bedrm. ranch, gas
heat, - panelled rec. room. 2*.r
gar. Lovely carpet. Owner mOV-
ing. Want quick sale. UN 4-4600.
,
J. WM. KLEM
•18285 PARKSIDE
Open 2-4:30 Sun.
Very gracious inside & out. If
you need all brick 4 bedrms., 2
baths, 1st lay., modern kitch.,
rec. rm., front libr. Vacant. See
today. Offers considered. Ruth
Shae, UN. 4-3300
LOUIS P. MALONE CORP.
-
•
OAK PARK-24040 Rosewood, ready
to vacate, 3 bedroom brick ranch,
many extras. Reduced. Make offer.
LI 6-6955.
23031 AVON
- OAK PARK
3 Bedrms, paneled den, 2 baths,
S & S, landscaped, price open.
Immed. occupancy. 2 yrs. old.
51/2% existing mortgage. •
OWNER
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds-
Porch. floors. steps. kitchen cabi-
nets. doors.. panelling. Work my-
self UN 4-1897
BASEMENT DAMP? Clothes dryer DRESSMAKING, alterations, expert
work on man made furs, 17175
need venting? Call Wolfe, BR
Roselawn. Call for app't., UN
34446 KE 2-7850.
3-8283.
LARKINS MOVING
AND DELIVERY SEPVICE
MADISON HEIGHTS
Campbell- 12 Mile Area
3 bedroom brick ranch, S. & S.,
disposal. vent fan, full base-
ment. By Owner. 29338 Spoon,
$15,950.
LI 5-8159
SUNSET HILLS
LIVONIA
29809 PICKFORD
Last new home available for im-
mediate delivery. Move in be-
fore HANUKAH.
Only $15,400
G.I. NOTHING DOWN
FHA $650 DOWN
PRICE INCLUDES FACE BRICK,
BUILT-IN OVEN AND RANGE,
S & S, AND GARBAGE DIS-
POSAL.
CALL BUILDER DIRECT
UN 1-5811
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
Cranbrook Const. Co.
55 - MISCELLANEOUS
HIGHEST prices paid for men's
suits and topcoats. Call TO 8-5595.
Alsc Office Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
TY 4-4587
L1 7-1378
KENTUCKY Pickford - 6 5. Gas
$32,000 owner. Evenings, Sunday
UN 4-2673.
appliances and locksmith repair.
Window glass and sash cords re-
placed. All kind f h h ld
repairs. Reasonable rates. All
work guaranteed. TO 5-5862.
Beautiful
Original Paintings
By Artist
Call
UN 3-3869
PAINTING and wall washing. Rea-
sonable price. Quick service. 20
years experience. TE 4-5864.
FOR BETTER wall washing, call .
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
ACCORDION, 120 bass, used very
little. Cost over $300, will sell $100.
UN 1-6668.
J. STEEL
LANDSCAPING CO.
HAND CROCHET afghan. Would
make nice Hanukah gift. Would
....also take orders. Rota Broil 400.
KE 3-5956.
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
3 YEARS GUARANTEE
DI 1-9206
UN 2-0574
Office
Res.
LOUIE'S Re-upholstering, -Repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Reason-
able. Free estimates. UN 4-3339,
VE 5-7453.
- TILE
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
UN 1-5075
MAH JONNG SET, 162 tile, simu-
lated alligator carrying case. Just
- like new. $25. Call, KE 4-4550.
57-FOR SALE: HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNITURE
1957 DELUXE 30-inch Electric stove,
$100. Coffee table $20, 2 end tables
-$40. LI 6-7430.
60 - CARS FOR SALE
FOREIGN CAR, 4 door, deluxe, 1958.
Call, EL 6-8028.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
50-BUSINESS CARDS
ALL CITY
MOVING & STORAGE CO.
VE
8 7660
-
14948
Meyers Rd.
Complete Moving Service
No Job Too Large - Too Small
Always Open
NEW YORK, (JTA)--Vandals
ripped Torah scrolls and dam-
aged furniture at Yeshiva Rabbi
Chaim Berlin, one of the oldest
yeshivas in New York, Sunday.
Prayer shawls and books were
found scattered in • the syna-
gogue on the first floor of the
building, • while furniture was
overturned and damaged in the
classrooms on the upper -floors.
Police said the culprits, ap-
parently adolescents, gained
entry during the night by re-
moving a screen and breaking
a window of the synagogue. A
building custodian, who sleeps
on the premises, was not awak-
ened by any noise.
Police suggested the vandal-
ism may have been the work of
not more than two boys who
"thought they were hiving
fun." The area in which the
yeshiva is located was at one
time heavily populated by Jews.
The population had changed in
recent years.
U.S. Investors Seek to Buy
Israel Chemical Plant
JERUSALEM, (JTA) - A
group of American investors
headed by Sam Rothberg of
Peoria, Ill., may buy out the
government's share in Ferti-
lizers and Chemicals, Ltd., Is-
rael's largest chemical concern.
The investors, who began
negotiations several months
ago, have now forwarded a
guarantee deposit to insure
their option on the shares in-
volved and will resume final
negotiations soon, the report
said. Meanwhile, it was an-
nounced that the first export
shipment of 350 tons of liquid
ammonia produced by the firm
has left Haifa for the European
market.
A Republican, Crum was they
West .Coast campaign manager:
for Wendell Wilkie . in 1940-:
b'ut in the two subsequent. _cam-.
Paigns he supported Franklin
D. Roosevelt and Harry S. -Trot:
man.
He was a Catholic, but his
deep interest in the rights of
Jews in Palestine earned for
him many- Jewish honors, _in-.
eluding an honorary Doctorage
from Hebrew Union College.
Mrs. Elliman, Dies
Mrs. Minna Elliman, of the
Belcrest Hotel, died Dec. 15.
She was a Detroit resident for
most. of her 72 years.
Mrs. Elliman, devoted to
many .philanthropic movements,
was a member of Temple Beth
El and the Neugarten Medical
Aid Society. Services were held
Thursday at Brown Memorial
Chapel of Temple Beth El, with
arrangements by the Ira Kauf-
man Chapel. -
She leaves her.. husband, Louis
M.; two sons, . Leonard N. Si-
mons and Jerome L. Simons, of
Los Angeles, Calif.; a sister,
Mrs. A. B. Hayden; five grand-
children and a great grandchild.
I In Memoriam
In loving memory of Morris
Pikstein, our dear husband;
father and grandfather, wild
passed away a year ago, an
Dec. 18, 1958.
His life a beautiful memory,
His death a silent grief.
Sadly missed by his wife,
Sophie; daughters, Mrs. -Roslyn
Kauffman and Mrs. Elaine Axel-
rod; and grandchildren.
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