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The Detroit Jewish News, 1960-01-01

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, January I, 19607-22

17-HOUSES FOR SALE

COYLE - CURTIS SEC.

Call now for app't. 3 bedrm.
f. brk. Ranch blt. by Markel.
Must be sold fast. Sacrifice price
to allow for decorating. Assume
$12,000 mtge. bal. at 4IA% int.
Immed. poss. Mr. Guntzler.

GROSS NORTHWEST

DN. 4-3100

13450 W. 7 MILE

PRAIRIE, 18603

Open Sun. 2-4:30
$2,000 down will handle this 3
bedroom home, all large rooms,
corner lot, gas heat. 2-car garage,
near schools, transp., Mary
Hoexter, UN 1-4000.

HAROLD BLAKE CO.

Huntington Woods

13138 LINCOLN

By Owner - Quick Possession
3 bedroom brick.

LI 3-0901

MARLOWE, 18957

$14,900 for this 2 bedroom Colo-
nial, gas heat, 2-car garage,
Winship school. Mary Hoexter,
UN 1-4000.

HAROLD BLAKE CO.

Northlawn - Brick. Income

Between 6 & 7 Mi. Ads. Beau-
tiful 5 & 5, large rooms. Out of
town owner orders to sacrifice.
Excellent deal if you act quick.
For particulars call Mrs. Weiss
DI 1-3200 or evenings WE 3-1146

U. S. Realty Co.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

40-EMPLOYMENT

Call Reeve's
Employment Service

YOUNG MAN to learn retail furni-
ture business. Call TY. 4-6300.

PAINTING and wall washing. Rea-
sonable price. Quick service. 20
years experience. TE 4-5864.

HOUSEKEEPER-COMPANION f o r
woman alone. Live-in. UN. 1-3138.

FOR BETTER wall washing, call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.

MIDDLE-AGED woman as compan-
ion to widow. Absolutely no serv-
ices required other than company,
at night. All home privileges. Ref-
erences required. UN. 4-2528.

J. STEEL
LANDSCAPING CO.

HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, moth-
erless home, 2 teen-age children,
complete charge, other help. 5 day
week. Good wages, sleep in. UN.
1-3628.

40 - A - EMPLOYMENT WANTED

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

MARLOW - OAK PARK

Ranch brick only $1,000 dn., 3
bedrms., terrific location nr.
Greenfield & 10 Mi. Rd.

Tyler 6-1003

GROSS REALTY

New House
For Sale

3-bedroom brick.

EXPERIENCED baby sitter. Part
time or full time. References. TE
4-1592.

Neighborhood Dept. Store
FOR SALE

Good lease, reasqn: retiring. No
agents or stock buyers. Write
Box 324, The. Jewish News, 17100
W. 7 Mile Rd., Detroit 35, Mich-
igan.

FOR SALE
AUTO PARTS AND
JUNK YARD

Going business. Big store and
yard. Best location. Call eve-
nings after 6:30 p.m. LI 4-2915.

50 - BUSINESS CARDS

CARPENTER WORK of all kinds-
Porch, floors, steps, kitchen cabi-
nets, doors, panelling. Work my-
self. UN 4-1897.

BASEMENT DAMP? Clothes dryer
need venting? Call Wolfe, BR
1-4446 KE 2-7850.

KENTUCKY • Pickford - 6 5. Gas
$32,000. Jwner. Evenings, Sunday
UN 4-2673.

■11.■■■■
FINANCIAL
OPPORTUNITY

40-EMPLOYMENT

SOUTHFIELD
100'x280' for a fine home nr.
Northland. $10,000.
WASHINGTON HTS..
100' x 130' on Stratford, $4,900.
PALMER WOODS MANOR
2-50' adjoining lots at $7,500 ea.
N.W.'s finest residential area.
Sewer, water, paving.

GREATER NORWEST
REALTY CO.
18107 James Couzens DI 1-1125

•18-STORE RENTALS

WEST SIDE STORE
FOR RENT

Wonderful location. Shopping
center. Large parking area. Main
thoroughfare. Ideal for any busi-
ness. Call evenings after 6:30
p.m., LI 4-2915.

31 - TRANSPORTATION

WANTED: Couple or man, help drive
to Miami Beach. References. UN.
1-4870.

35 - INSTRUCTION

Although you are prob-
ably already successful and
currently employed, visit me
confidentally and take an
aptitude test not an IQ test)
at our expense, to determine
whether you fit into our
I oco I expansion program.
You should preferably be
between the ages of 25
and 30.
Our 36-month sales train-
ing p r o g r a m, completely
financed • by us, does not
place a ceiling on your earn-
ings or opportunity while
you are learning. Up to
$500 a month, depending
on aptitude and back-
ground. Can be increased
after three months, with no
limit.
Our company is 112 years
old.

Phone Burt Meisel,
Canada Life Assurance
Company,
WO 2-6060
for an appointment.

COLLEGE STUDENT will tutor High
School Algebra & Chemistry. UN
1-6668.

40 - EMPLOYMENT

BOOKKEEPER, experienced with
machine Posting, general office
background. Permanent position.
APP3. WO 1-6136.

UN 2-0574

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
4.J OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO

ACCORDION, 120 bass, used very
little. Cost over $300, will sell $100.
UN 1-6668.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for men's
suits - topcoats. Call TO 8-5595.

Congress Leader
to Speak Here

• Phil Baum, director of the
national commission on inter-
national affairs of the American
Jewish Congress, will be guest
speaker at a-membership des.
sert luncheon of the Detroit
Women's Division on Wednes-
day.
Baum's address on "Chal-
lenges Facing American Jewry
on the International Scene" will
be part of a
program hon-
oring newly-
enrolled mem-
bers of the
women's divi-
sion.
The lunch-
eon, to begin
at 12:30 p.m.,
in the Mc-
Gregor Con-
Phil Baum
ference Center
of Wayne State University, also
will provide Detroit women
with an opportunity to hear
Congress accomplishments on
the local, national and world
scene.
According to Mrs. Henry Cap-
lan, membership chairman, a
scroll honoring Mrs. William
Cohen, president of the wo-
men's division, will contain the
names of all women who have
enrolled in Congress during the
current month-long campaign.
Assisting Mrs. Caplan in
planning the luncheon are the
following representatives from
various Congress Chapters:
Mesdames Isadore Zip o r y n,
Meyer Lasser, Irwin Dworman,
Louise Zuckerman, Eugene
Agins, Solomon Redstone and
Maurice Robbins.

.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

50-BUSINESS CARDS

BAR MITZVAH, Hebrew, Bible, Yid-
dish, English. Call experienced
teacher. WE 4-1793.

ADVANCED STUDENT desires be-
ginners in piano. Excellent refer-
ences. Reasonable. UN 3-0873.

DI 1-9206

Office

COL L E GE GIRL desires work
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sat-
UN 1-5075
urday, full days, and Tues.-Thurs.
afternoons. Varied experience . .
Tutoring, selling, office, reception- 1. \SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpen-
ter work, no job too big or small.
ist, etc. UN 4-7867. .
TY 7-7758 LI 5-4035.
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN for baby
sitting. Call UN 1-1418-UN 3-7330. ALL PLASTERING, Winter rates,
arches, ceilings, attics, new or re-
pair work. Guaranteed. UN. 4-9263.
AMBITIOUS MAN desires steady job
with future. UN 3-9336 or LI 5-3706
A-1 PAINTING. 5 rooms $100. Labor
after 5 p.m. or week-ends.
and material. VE. 6-8410.
PRIVATE DUTY nursing. 10 Hours.
TY. 8-0569.
55 - MISCELLANEOUS

18990 Prevost
Call UN 2-8937

17 - A - LOTS 'FOR SALE

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
3 YEARS GUARANTEE

EXPERIENCED in selling fruit and
vegetables or poultry and chick-
ens. TE 4-1592.

45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OAK PK. RANCH

Also Office Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
TY 4-4587

IF YOU NEED GOOD DO-
MESTIC HELP. DAY OR
WEEK.

LI 4-5138

Krupp Ca. to Pay Honor Robinson
Compensation to on 50th Year as
Forced Laborers Furniture Dealer

.
i
LARKINS MOVING
AND DELIVERY SEP.VICE

ALL CITY

MOVING & STORAGE CO.

VE

8-7660

14948
Rd.

Meyers

Complete Moving Service
No Job Too Large - Too Small
Always Open

NEW YORK, (JTA) - An
agreement by which the Fried-
rich Krupp Co. will pay to for-
mer Jewish concentration camp
inmates who were forced labor-
ers during the Nazi regime in
various Krupp factories an in-
itial sum of 6,000,000 deutsche-
marks ($1,428,000), which may
be increased to 10,000,000 deut-
schemarks ($2,380,000) w a s
reached between the Confer-
ence of Jewish Material Claims
Against Germany and the
Krupp Company, Jacob Blau-
stein, senior vice-president of
the Claims Conference, an-
nounced.
The final agreement was
worked out following discus-
sions in New
York and Es-
sen which
were conduct-
ed in a friend-
ly atmosphere
a n d resulted
in a mutually
acceptable so-
lution to this
difficult prob-
lem. BlauStein
stated: "T h e
agreement i s
intended
to serve the
best interests
of Jewish
claimants and
represents an
Alfred Krupp important step
in the effort to alleviate some
of the distress of surviving vic-
tims of Nazi persecution. It fol-
lows the pattern established in
the 1957 agreement between the
Claims Conference and the I. G.
Farben Company."
Approximately 5,000 deutsche-
marks per person will be paid
to eligible former Jewish con-
centration camp inmates , who
toiled- in the Krupp factories.
Should the amount of 6,000,000
deutschemarks prove inade-
quate to provide payments on
this basis to all eligible claim-
ants, the Krupp Company will
provide additional funds up to
4,000,000 deutschemarks, bring-
ing the total payment by the
Krupp Company to a maximum
of 10,000,000 deutschemarks.
The agreement 'is the out-
come of negotiations conducted
over a number of years for the
purpose of providing compensa-
tion to former Jewish laborers
in the Krupp factories without
compelling them to engage in
long and costly litigation. The
Claims Conference has set up
a trust, the Compensation Treu-
hand G.m.B.H., Staufenstrasse
29A, Frankfurt-am-Main, to car-
ry out the terms of the agree-
ment with the I.G. Farben and
Krupp companies. • Application
forms can be obtained by apply-
ing to that office.

Two Deputy Ministers
Chosen by Ben-Gurion

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion for-
mally presented the members
of his new Cabinet to President
Izhak Ben-Zvi. That ceremony
had been postponed because of
Ben-Gurion's illness, from which
he has now apparently recov-
ered.
The Cabinet also approved
the appointment of Shlomo Ros-
enberg as Deputy Minister of
Interior, and Ami Assaf as Dep-
uty Minister of Education.
Mapai approved the nomina-
tion of Yaacov Tsur, acting
Director General of the Foreign
Ministry, as candidate for mem-
bership on the Jewish Agency
executive, replacing Avraham
Harman, now Ambassador to
Washington. Tsur's candidacy is
expected to be approved by the
Zionist General Council. The
strongest candidate for the post
of Director General of the For-
eign Ministry was reported to
be Haim Yahil, the Deputy Di-
rector General.

Louis Robinson's 50th anni-
versary in retailing business
here and the 50th anniversary
of the Robinson Furniture Co.
will be honored Saturday night,
Jan. 9, at a dinner at the Statler.
The history of the Robinson
Furniture Co. dates back to the
firm that first functioned as

LOUIS ROBINSON

the' Robinson-Cohen Co. on High
and Hastings:
Robinson Furniture Co.
moved to Washington Boule-
vard in 1923. There are branch
stores now in several sections
of the city, and a . plant in Grand
Rapids that manufactures furni-
ture for sale to other com-
panies.
The original Robinson store
was established by Louis Robin-
son's father,- the late David
Robinson who was a leader in
the Jewish community. Louis
Robinson has been with the
firm from its inception and still
is..its president. . ,

Mrs. Meir Confers
With 2Ambassadors

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News

JERUSALEM - Israel's For-
eign Minister Golda Meir con-
ferred Tuesday with U.S. Am-
bassador Ogden R. Reid, and
separately with. Canadian Am-
bassador M a r -,ga r e t Meagher.
The conferences are believed to
have been related to Israel's
concern over the United Arab
Republic's halting of the Greek
freighter Astypalea which has
been held at Port Said since
Dec. 17.
It was understood that in her
conference with Ambassador
Reid Mrs. Meir also brought up
Israel's long-pending request for
a loan from the U.S. to help
finance this country's Jordan
River project. That loan had
reportedly been promised by
Washington, which, however,
has taken no action to imple-
ment the promise.
Water rationing throughout
Israel is being considered by
the Ministry of Agriculture, it
_
was learned Tuesday.
The season's rainfall has
been below standard and water
shortages are - expected to be
even more serious than those
experienced during last year's
drought.
Under recently enacted legis-
lation, the Agriculture Ministry
has the power to impose regu-
lations for conservation of the
country's water resources.

Dr. HARRY ESSRIG, spirit-
ual leader of Temple Emanuel,
Grand Rapids, will conduct the
annual Institute for Reform
Religious School Teachers, to
be held on Sunday, at the
United Hebrew Temple in St.
Louis, Mo.
* * •
PROF. SALO W. BARON was
re - elected president of the
American Academy for Jewish
Research.

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