din DETROIT JEW ISH NEWS—Friday, August 19, 196 0-30 45—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 50—BUSINESS CARDS 4760 LIVERNOIS. Large store with 2 five-room flats above. Good for any business or service. Very rea- sonable. Will trade. Owner. KE 7-2546. A-1 Paper Hanging Painting-Wall Washing Insured Immediate Service 50—BUSINESS CARDS UN 4-0326 LARKINS MOVING AND DELIVERY SERVICE GREENBERG'S maintenance, house- hold repairs, electric appliances, door bells, locksmith, window glass, sash cords, screens, car- penter work. Very reasonable rates. Call WE. 3-7919. Also Office Furniture. Any time. Reasonable. 3319 GLADSTONE TY 4-4587 PLASTERING and decorating. Cement work. TY. 7-5654. CARPENTER WORK of all kinds— Porch, floors. steps, kitchen cabi- nets. doors. panelling. Work' my- sell. UN 4-1897. PAINTING, decorating, inside, out- side; free estimates; reasonable. LI. 7-5639. FLAT ROOF and gutters installed and repaired, tinning work, free estimates. KE. 2-0783, TR. 3-0412. Steel Landscaping Co., Architectural 55—MISCELLANEOUS BEST PRICES paid for Men's suits, topcoats, and shoes. TU 3-1872. Expert Lawn Construction Work Guaranteed 23910 W. 7 MILE RD. At Telegraph 57—FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNISHINGS GOOD refrigerator and gas stove for sale. Call WE 4-0392. KE 8-3530 I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpen- ter work, no job too big or small BR 3-4826, LI 5-4035. UN Experts to Aid Israel Census Tasks Rogosin Plant Herman Radner, Ex-Treasurer of in Israel Starts Allied Jewish Campaign, Dies at 67 Yarn Production Herman Radner, of 17730 and Irving, and a sister, Mrs. TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The first nylon yarns came out of the Rogosin Industries of Israel plant at Ashdod Monday, while production of polypropylene fibers is scheduled to start Jan. 1. Output of each is expected to be 2,500,000 pounds a year. Be- tween 25 and 40 percent of the production will meet Israel's domestic requirements and the surplus will be exported. Israel Rogosin, founder of the $20,000,000 enterprise, said that the plant would produce goods to the value of $12,000,000 in 1961. Semi-processed fibers for the rayon production and chemi- cals for nylon and polypropy- lene are to be imported at .a cost of about $7,000,000 so that the added value accruing to Israel will be some $5,000,000. Rogosin said that under an agreement reached in 1958 with the Israeli Government, $9,000,- 000 worth of shares were sub- scribed by stockholders and the Government undertook to invest $11,000,000. He said he hadn't asked the Government to put any money into the enterprise but that now he would call on it to supply working capital to keep the enterprise working at full capac- ity. He added that his own investment had been $6,000,000 and that most of his shares had been contributed to charities in the U.S. and Israel. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., (JTA) — Two census experts and a geologist have been as- FURNITURE repairs and refinishing signed by the United Nations Free estimates. Call UN. 4-3547 Technical Assistance Board to aid Israel in their special cap- TILE acities. DO YOU NEED TILE WORK? The census experts are Wil- New and Repair Special U. OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO liam. Hurwitz and Irving Weiss, both of whom are members of UN 1-5075 the professional staff of the Un- ited States Bureau of the Cen- LOUIE'S Re-upholstering, Repairing sus. British Newspaper Satisfaction guaranteed. Reason- Weiss, whose most recent po- Ends Ban on Jewish, able. Free estimates. UN 4-3339. VE 5-7453. sition has been assistant chief 1 CARPET CLEANING, Vonschrader of the U.S. Economic Opera- 1 Catholic Executives method, guaranteed and reason- tions Division, in Washington, LONDON, (JTA)—The Sun- able. Call for free estimates. TE is expected to stay in Israel a ! day Observer, one of Britain's 4-7857 — WE 3-1571. year. Hurwitz, who worked in ! most widely respected newspa- FOR BETTER wall washing. call James Russell. One day service. Israel previously on a UN pers, has revised the deed of TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont. technical assistance assignment, trust under which it has been YOUR KITCHEN chairs re-uphol- will spend only two weeks in managed for the past 15 years to stered in U.S. Naugahyde. Free Israel this time. Both experts eliminate a clause barring Cath- pick up and delivery. $4.95 per will assist the Israel Govern- olics and Jews from serving on chair. LO 7-5955. ment in preparing for its next the paper's board of trustees or population census, so as to im- in senior staff positions. Levi • Moving Company The paper made the an- prove the country's planning of 35 years of Courteous and economic and social develop- nouncement in a statement in ments. which it rejected charges made Efficient Service. The third expert sent by the against it by the Beaverbrook J. Levi—Owner UN is Prof. Rolf F. Rutsch, of newspapers that it had been UN. 4-0708 KE. 7-1908 Switzerland. He arrived in Is- anti-Catholic and anti-Semitic. rael three weeks ago, to help "Our readers are well aware NATHAN DeROVEN. First class the government's Geological In- that there has never been the painting and decorating. Work slightest evidence in our col- mysel f. Reasonable. Call LI stitute. 4-5213. umns of religious discrimina- tion or intolerance," it declared. WALL WASHING and Painting, in 360 Americans Settle in and out, reasonable rates, fast The London Daily Express, a service. TY 8-5642. Bob Kimbor- Israel in Six Months Beaverbrook newspaper, wel- ough, Jr. 360 Americans went to • settle comed the move in an edi- in Israel in the first six months torial. It termed it belated but See Page 14 for New Year of 1960, as compared with 185 commented: "Who can fail to Greeting Coupon in the same period of 1959— rejoice when prejudice gives according to an announcement way to charity?" The Hon. F. D. by Mrs. Rose L. Halprin, acting L. Astor, a member of the noted chairman of the executive of British family of newspaper the American section of the owners, is editor of the Ob- We Stop Any Leak! Jewish Agency for Israel. server: The paper has a circu- 5 Year Guarantee This group included: 62 pro- lation in excess of 660,000. OLD ROOFS MADE fessionals, 63 Halutzim, most of them under 35 years old, who Morocco Jails Jews BETTER THAN NEW will join agricultural settle- ments; 77 who went to Ulpanim as Emigrant Suspects PARIS, (JTA)—A group of for a several-months intensive Commercial - Industrial course in Hebrew, prior to en- Jews has been arrested near Apartments - Residential No roof too large or to small. tering the various fields of their Tetuan by the Moroccan authori- For Free Estimates Call occupations; 14 "Middle-Class" ties on suspicion of wanting to Olim, comprising families with emigrate to Israel, it was re- limited capital ranging from ported in the French daily, Le . $5,000425,000, who plan to es- Monde. They were freed from tablish small business or indus- detention several days ago with- trial enterprises; 69 retired per- out having been presented be- sons, who will live on a regu- fore any court. The paper said that the group, lar income from Social Secur- which included two foreigners ity or other pensions. whose nationality was not dis- Theodore Roosevelt became closed, was arrested in July and President on the death of Wil- detained for one month during liam McKinley on Sept. 14, 1901. which they were severely beaten during questioning. -- PAINTING and wall washing Rea- sonable price Quick service. 20 years experience. TE 4-5864. . ROOFING SAVE 50% Salomon Roof Spraying Co. DI 1-5367 50—BUSINESS CARDS - 50—BUSINESS CARDS ALL CITY MOVING & STORAGE CO. VE 14948 8 - 7660 Meyers Rd. Complete Moving Service No Job Too Large — Too Small Always Open Austrian Nazi Arrested VIENNA (JTA) — Egon Scheinflug, former head of Austriain SS units who has been charged with complicity in the mass-killing of Jews in Eastern Europe during the Second World War, has been arrested. He was accused of participating in the killing o_. tens of thou- sands of Jews in Vitebsk, Zhito- mir and other towns in the Ukraine and White Russia. Wildemere, who was for many years prominent in Detroit and Border Cities Jewish circles, died Aug. 10, at Ford Hospital, after a long illness, at the age of 67. Funeral services were held last Friday afternoon at Kauf- man Chapel. Rabbi Groner and Cantor Frankel officiated. Surviving him are his wife, Henrietta; daughter, Gilda; son, Michael; two brothers, Joseph Envoy Reports Israel First to Aid Congo TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Moshe Pearlman, Israel's special emis- sary to the Congo with the rank of Ambassador, returned from a month-long visit to that coun- try and said that Israel's aid to the Congo was of a "decisive nature" since it was the first to arrive there. He said that Israel's medical group arrived in Leopoldville when there were practically no physicians in the Congo. He further said that Israeli statis- tician David Dinur is now help- ing Congo's Finance Ministry draw up the first Congolese national budget. Jews in Italy Indignant Over Granting of Gold Medal to Anti-Semite ROME, (JTA) — Jewish com- munal leaders here expressed surprise and indignation over the awarding by Rome's Mayor Urbano Cioccetti of a gold med- al for professional merit to Dr. Sabato Visco. Dr. Visco is one of the five university profes- sors who, in 1939, signed the notorious "Manifesto of the I Race," the document which paved the way for Italian racial laws and anti-Semitic activities. Criticism was leveled at the Confederation of Artists and Professionals for recommending Dr. Visco's name for the award, and to the other recipients of the medal for their failure to object to the award to the Fascist. See Page 14 for New Year Greeting Coupon Maurice Resnick. When he was president of the Walkerville Brewery, Ltd., Radner attracted wide attention in Canada and in this country when he provided three meals daily to many h u n d r e d s of needy, during the 1932 and 1933 depression years, at his brewery. The tens of thousands who received his aid attested to his generosity, and the kitchen he established at the brewery dur- ing the many trying months was publicized widely and his efforts received editorial com- mendation. A former treasurer of the Al- lied Jewish Campaign, he was a generous contributor and - an active worker in local drives for many years. He was a member of Congre- gation Shaarey Zedek, Union of S. 0. Lodge 3, F&AM, Franklin Hills Country Club, Standard Club, Hundred Club, Moslem Shrine and American Legion, and was a member of the board of the Jewish Home for Aged. He was the owner of the Se- ville Hotel. 225,000 Jews. Overseas Aided by JDC in 1959 The Joint Distribution Com- mittee provided assistance to more than 225,000 needy Jews in Israel, Europe and Moslem countries, including thousands of refugees from Egypt, Hun- gary, Poland and Rumania, the 1959 JDC Statistical Abstract, just issued, discloses. More than 105,000 were Jews in North Africa and the Near East, where JDC aid was need- ed by more than 22 per cent of the Jewish population. These included men, women and chil- dren in Algeria, Iran, Morocco, Tunisia and other areas. British Exports to Israel Decrease; Imports Increase LONDON, (JTA) — British exports to Israel fell slightly during the first five months of this year, as compared with the same period of 1959, but im- ports had increased, according to official figures released here. WARNING TO ADVERTISERS .. • Irresponsible solicitations again are being made in major Jewish communities in behalf of periodi- cals in New York and Chicago that have no circulation whatever in communities outside the cities where they are published. At least three of the publications — one of them the organ of a national Jewish organization — have resorted to the unethical • practice of clipping advertisements from the established newspapers in Detroit, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Pittsburgh and other cities, and give the impression, in their solicitations, that the copy appeared in their columns. The Detroit Jewish News joins with publications in the cities affected in warning against the irresponsible solicitations. Better Business Bureaus. are at work investigating the tactics of the unethical solicitors. We warn our readers: beware of the disgraceful transgressions by publications that resort to the unethical practices of clipping copy of our adver- tisers and utilizing them for solicitations as if they had appeared in their columns. When in doubt regarding the solicitations call The Jewish News Office VE 8-9364