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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, April 21, 1961 —
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40-A—EMPLOYMENT -WANTED 50—BUSINESS CARDS
MIDDLE-AGED woman wishes to RELIABLE wall washing and paint-
babysit; KE 7-7897.
ing, free estimates, reasonable
prices. WE. 3-0964.
GIRL WANTS day work, reliable,
honest, and efficient. WA. 1-6986.
WOMAN wishes to baby sit evenings
in exchange for room and board.
UN 4-2918.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MODERN self-serve market, excel-
lent business. 12540 Dexter.
HAND LAUNDRY and cleaning store
for sale, good business, location,
and profit. Retiring. TR 2-3593,
5734 Woodward.
55
MISCELLANEOUS
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TURN YOUR OLD suits, topcoats,
and shoes into cash. TU 3-1872.
FULL SIZE International accordion,
excellent condition, low price. DI.
1-2275. •
DELICATESSEN EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
or take over excellent North-
west location and balance of
oank payments amounting to
less than $7,000.
CALL H. WECHSLER
FURRIER
After 30 years, retiring. Building,
equipment, approved refrigera-
tion.
D. DAY, BR.
DI 1-1916.
55-A—FURNITURE WANTED
FURNITURE WANTED
TE 2-3844
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
GOOD USED FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
MUST SACRIFICE
CALL NATE PAIGE
Complete set up for kosher Meat
Market. Fixtures like new. Ideal
spot. Plenty of parking in rear
on lot. Next to Star Bakery.
15409 WEST SEVEN MILE ROAD
UN 3-8841
50—BUSINESS CARDS
TY 5-6601
DAILY 9 - 8.:30
CLOSED SAT.
OPEN SUN. 11-6
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COATS. FOR SALE
MARSHAL and Wendell parlor grand,
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING AND
WALL WASHING.
IMMED. SERVICE
REASONABLE
INSURED
UN. 4-0326
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds,
kitchen cabinet doors, wall panel-
ing, steps, railings, cedar closets,
work myself. UN 4-1897.
TILE
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
IP OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
UN 1-5075 -
LOUIE'S Re-upholstering, Repairing
Satisfaction guaranteed. Reason
able. Free estimates. UN 4-3339
VE 5-7453.
DRESSMAKING
All Kinds of Alterations
Call for Appointments
UN 3-8283
- 17175 ROSELAWN
ALL REPAIRS, brick, cement, plaster,
pointing, porches, chimney, steps.
UN 2-1017.
SPRING SPECIALS
Patching, arches, ceilings, half
off. $3 min. New homes lathed
and plastered, $1.45 yd. Our
work is insured and 'guaranteed.
-Our estimates are prompt- and
free. Hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.'
U. S. PLASTERING CO.
LA 1-0912
GUARANTEED painting, washing,
papering, light repair, special
on vacancies. LI 8-8831.
FURNITURE repairs and refinishing.
Free estimates. Call UN 4-3547. -
FOR BETTER wall washing, call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005. 526 Belmont.
PAINTING and- decorating, finest
workmanship, free estimates. Sam
Fishman. UN. 1-3265.
PAINTING and wall washing, win-
dow washing. Reasonable price.
Quick service. 20 years experi-
ence. TE 4-5864.
I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
work, no job too big or small. BR
3-4826, LI 5-4035.
LARKINS MOVING .
AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Also Office Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
TY 4-4587
WINDOWS CLEANED, painting, ex-
perienced, reasonable. LI 6-1955.
ALTERATIONS done in my home.
Schaefer-Grand River area. WE.
5-1944.
PAINTING, decorating, inside, out-
side, free estimates, reasonable.
LI. 7-5639, WE. 4-2339.
TRIM FIT Alterations, all kinds,
years of experience. Reasonable.
KE 8-2663.
FURS, repaired and remodeled, latest
prices. UN.
styles, reasonable
1-5932, 16561 Ilene. H. Waldhorn.
. NATHAN DeROVEN, A -1 painting
and decorating, interior and ex-
terior, paper hanging, LI. 4-5213 or
UN. 4-5667 evenings.
A-1 PAINTING, 5 rooms $100. Labor
and material. VE 6-8410.
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nicely detailed, excellent condition.
UN. 4-7838.
Rabbinical Council
Head Asks Congress _
Probe Birch Society
ATLANTIC C I T Y, N. 7.,
(JTA) — Congress was urged
to undertake an immediate in-
vestigation of the Birch Society,
in an address delivered here by
Rabbi Emanuel Rackman, hon-
orary president of the Rab-
binical Council of America.
Rackman, addressing the 25th
annual convention of the RCA,
alluded -to the "serious dangers
which face the United States
from the narrow, Fascist-like
and bigoted Birch Society."
The society, Rabbi Rackman
stressed, "is introducing into
our communities grave forces
of disserision, division and defa-
mation, which can ultimately
eventuate in a breakdown of
democracy and fair play in all
our national dealings."
Rabbi Theodore L. Adams, a
past"- president of the RCA,
called for the building of strong-
er cultural and religious ties
between the Orthodox commu-
nities of the United States and
Israel. "The interaction and in-
terchange between the rabbini-
cal bodies of Israel and the
United States will prove to be
beneficial and fruitful in major
areas of mutual concern,"
Adams declared.
Gustave Stern, noted philan-
thropist and Jewish communal
leader, was honored at a ban-
quet session of the convention
for his "25 years of . dedicated
services in helping to further
Jewish religions institutions and
studies in.the United States and
Israel."
Stern, who is chairman: of the
board of directors of the RCA
Beth Din corporation and of the
executive committee of t h e
World Academy in Jerusalem,
was the recipient of a bronze
plaque in recognition of "his
foresight and vision which made
possible the establishment of
the Beth bin (Rabbinical
court),"
Ask Kennedy to Name
Mid-East Peace Body
ATLANTIC CITY, (JTA) —
President Kennedy was urged "to
appoint a special fact-finding
commission of eminent scholars,
diplomats and educators to ex-
plore all the possibilities for
bringing about a permanent peace
between Israel and her Arab
neighbors." The suggestion was
voiced at the 25th annual conven-
tion of the Rabbinical Council of
America, an Orthodox rabbinical
group, by Rabbi Charles Wein-
berg, president of the organiza-
tion. He said that "the commis-
sion should devote full time to
the task by traveling in the area
during the next' year."
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To Pay Tribute Services Division Lauds Success
of Campaign Affair Given by Union
to Memory of
Alex Belkin
The memory of Alex Belkin
will be honored at a special
service 8:30 p.m. Thursday, at
the Beth Yehudah Synagogue,
17556 Wyoming.
The memorial meeting is be-
ing arranged by the Committee
of Landsmanshaften for the
Jewish National Fund, and will
pay tribute to the late Alex Bel-
kin for the many services he
rendered the community and Is-
rael.
The many organizations in
which he was active include
Odesser Progressive Aid, in
which he was one of its key
member s, Landsmanshaften
Council, which he helped found,
and the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, to which he was a repre-
sentative of the Landsmanshaft-
en Council. Belkin was a mem-
ber of Branch 79 of the Far-
band Labor Zionist Organiza-
tion, a member of the board of
directors of Cong. Bnai David,
and was active in the synagogue
building fund campaign.
Among those who will eulo-
gize the deceased will be William
Hordes, Rabbi Hayim Donin of
Bnai David; Sol Selman, pres-
ident, and Jack Orman, vice-
president of the Landsmanshaft-
en Council and Louis Weiner,
vice-president of the Odesser So-
ciety. A representative of Branch
79 of the Farband will also par-
ticipate. Cantor Hyman Adler of
Cong. Bnai David will conduct
the memorial service. Harry_ Ka-
lniner, chairman of the JNF
Committee of Landsmanshaften,
will preside.
Members of the above organi-
zations and all friends of the
Belkin families are invited.
From left, Myron D. Stein, chairman of the Services Divi-
sion, 1961 Allied Jewish Campaign, congratulates Isaac Litwak,
group vice chairman of the Services Division, and Arthur King,
Linen and Laundry Drivers Section chairman, on the success
of the annual campaign brunch sponsored by the Linen and
Laundry Drivers Union Local 285.
Italian Police Told
to Guard Against
Anti-Semitic Incidents
Mrs. Lubow Dies
Mrs. Sarah Lubow, furniture
and art restorer, who founded
Bra-Zol Furniture Decorators,
died Monday.
London-born Mrs. Lubow, of
2871 Ewald Circle, came to De-
troit in 1925 when she took up
lamp shade designing and paint-
ing. After a year on the East
coast studying furniture renova-
tion, Mrs. Lubow returned to
Detroit where she opened a fur-
niture reproduction s t u d i 0,
"Bra-Zol Furniture Decorators,"
now being -run by her oldest
daughter.
Mrs. Lubow is survived by her
husband Isador; two daughters,
Mesdames Etta Lubnau and
Mrs. Fiddy Hochman; two broth-
ers, three sisters and one grand-
son.
ROME, (JTA)—Italian Interior
Minister Mario Scelba gave as-
surances this week that police
authorities had been instructed
to take special precautionary
measures to prevent anti-Semitic
incidents coinciding with the trial
of Nazi Adolf Eichmann in Jeru-
salem.
The assurance was given by
the official to Dr. Sergio Piperno,
president of the Union of Italian
Jewish Communities, and Renzo
Levi, vice-president, when the
two Jewish leaders visited Scelba
to invite him to attend the open-
ing of the Union's Congress April
30. The Minister said an official
representative of the Government
would attend the opening session.
The three men discussed the German Workers
Ask State Department recent clashes between Jews and Protest Swastikas;
neo-Fascists in Rome and it was
to Push Genocide Pact during this conversation that the Two Vandals Caught
BONN, (JTA) — A rash of
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The Interior Minister promised that
and insignia of the Nazi
American Jewish Congress the police would watch for anti- swastikas
SS Elite Guard, which appeared
called on S'ecretary of State Semitic, developments.
on _numerous buildings in the
Dean Rusk to take the lead in
Rhineland industrial city, Wer-
pressing for Senate ratification
the night before the
of the international Genocide Charges German State melskichen,
opening of the trial of the Nazi
Convention outlawing mass Gives Nazis Sanctuary Adolf
Eithmann, prompted a
murder.
MUNICH, (JTA)—The trial of workers' protest march this week.
In a resolution, the Jewish
of workers joined
group urged that the United the wife of Werner Heyde, the in Thousands
the
march'
organiied by the
Nazi
"euthanasia
doctor,"
on
States "seize the occasion of
German Labor Federation. The
the Eichmann trial in Israel to charges of receiving a pension Wermelskichen
•were
join 'in the international pledge under false pretenses proceeded the first of that incidents.
'since the
that degradation and horror against the background of new trial opened. Two kind
masons, one 25
of the kind perpetrated by the charges that the Schleswig-Hol- and the other 30, were arrested
stein
state
was
a
sanctuary
for
Nazi S regime may never again
shortly after Wermelskichen po-
former Nazis.
be permitted on this earth."
Mrs. Heyde was accused of lice sent patrol cars around bear-
American failure to sign the
ing loudspeakers through which
treaty, the AJCongress de- collecting pension payments total- townspeople were asked to help
clared, had "g ravel y__ corn- ing 64,850 marks (about $16,000) find ,the vandals.
promised our _ country's tradi- on her claim that -her husband
Authorities in Bonn were re-
tional championing of human was missing when she knew, ac- potted as hoping the incidents in
cording
to
the
charges,
that
he
rights and seriously weakened
the Rhineland town were not a
the treaty's effectiveness as an was living in the state, working forerunner of a countrywide out-
international instrument." The as a psychiatric adviSer under the burst of such reaction to the Eich-
convention, which is aimed at name of Fritz Sawade. He is now mann trial.
preventing and punishing the in .a Limburg jail, awaiting trial
destruction of national, racial, for the murder of several thous- American Judaism Council
religious or ethnic groups, has and mental patients and political Leaflets Hit Trial Location
been ratified by 64 countries prisoners during the Nazi period.
The renewed charges were (Direct Telex Service from the
since the UN General Assem-
Jerusalem Courthouse to
made
by Heinrich Kaeber, Social
bly unanimously adopted it in
The Jewish News)
Democratic opposition leader in
1948.
In an effort to prejudice
the Schleswig-Holstein Parlia-
ment, who said in Kiel that the American correspondents, the
Veeck Gives Jewish Heyde-Sawade
case was a "clear American Council for Judaism
distributed folders with its anti-
sign
that
the
Adolf
Drive 35,000 Ducats trial concerns us very Eichmann
Zionist propaganda, attacking
much."
CHICAGO, (JTA)—Owner Bill
Israel for conducting the trial
Veeck of the Chicago White Sox
of 'Eichmann here.
baseball team announced the gift
of 35,000 tickets, worth more Sid Shmarak's
than $40,000 to the Combined
Jewish Appeal of Chicago.
The tickets were presented by
Veeck through the CJA Amuse-
ment Division of which he is
The PRINCETON SHOP, locat-
e first time science
found
serving as a• co-chairman for the ed at 20072 W. Seven Mile near a
healing substance wit
he as-
1961 campaign. He said he hoped Evergreen, was recently taken
hing ability to shrink emor-
that the gift would encourage over by Sol and Irving Cohen. Sol
ids and to reliev ain —
thout
rgery. In
e t cas while
all people, Jews and Christians was formerly of the Modern Shoe ently
relie
p n ctu
educ-
alike, to aid the Appeal and the and Men's Wear on the east side,. on (shr .
pla
Most
medical and social welfare work' and Irving was formerly of'' mazin
all
esults we
o thor-
gh
th
e made
nishing
it supporti at home and abroad. 'Belles 'n Bows' in Northland.
atemen
les ha
ceased to
The CJA will give the tickets Both are well known in the boys'
a problem! The se
is a new
to all persons who contribute and men's wear field. They fea- h. ling subs ce (Bio yne®) dis-
co
y of
orId-f
ous research
to the 1961 campaign and to all ture the latest styles and mate- ins
This subs
ce is now avail-
volunteer workers and their fami- rials in clothing and haberdashery able te. pposit
r ointment form
lies.. None of the tickets will be including Ivy League clothes, for called
on H®. At all drug
counters.
sold,
the 'Young Man from 6 to 60.'
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