THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, January 26, 1962 — 30
17—HOUSES FOR SALE
SOUTHFIELD
$16,900 — Give your family a
real treat, by moving soon in a
nice new ultra modern home.
3 bedrms., PA baths, face brk.
ranch. complete built-in large
kitch., full base., gas ht. Near
Greenfield.
$14,250 — If you are renting and
would like to buy, here's your
chance. 3 bedrm. broadfront brk.
ranch, completely carpeted. 2-
car gar.. nr. schools. Take over
mtge. and pay $87 mo.
If you intend to sell your home
I have many prospects. Call me
personally for appraisal.
LEO STRAUS, LI 8.0854
FOR ALL THE ABOVE. CALL
19 — OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 150 — BUSINESS CARDS
ATTRACTIVE panaled office 10x14.
Modern office building. Northwest
section. Air-conditioned. Phone-
answering service if desired.
Month to month or lease. BR 3-1440
31 — TRANSPORTATION
DRIVING to Tucson between Febru-
ary 15 and 20th. Gentleman wanted
to help drive and share expenses.
References. LI 5-1198 — EL 6-8050.
WANTED REGISTRAR
FOR JEWISH CAMP
Teacher preferred. Must be avail-
able evenings. Car necessary.
Commission and bonus.
CALL 864-6608
PAWN SHOP wants experienced
man. Good opportunity for the
right person. 8953 12th. TY 4-9635.
OAK PARK
23130 Eastwood
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
3 Bed. face brk. ranch, 60' lot,
gas ht.. convenient to shopping
& schools. Vacant, immed. poss.
•
CONDON N. OF 9 MI.
4 bed. bung. Carpets, drapes,
basement. Close to school and
shopp. Reduced to S14,500.
BEN DAVIS, LI 5-6336
SALESMAN wanted, for direct sales
to Physicians and Clinics. Pharma-
ceuticals and Medical supplies.
Call JO 4-5780.
If you need good domestic help
call us.
REEVES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
LI 4-5138
40-A—EMPLOYMENT WANTED
8771 W. 9 MI., OAK PARK
ACCOUNTING SERVICE
FOR SALE BY OWNER
18507 NORTHLAWN
Woman wishes to work at home.
Complete charge of books. Clos-,
ing, Tax Reports. Typing, Le't
ters, etc. Have car. Will pick up
work and return same. REASON-
ABLE. DEPENDABLE. REFER-
ENCES.
English home, 5 bedrooms, 3
baths, living room, dining room,
library, paneled rumpus room,
breakfast room, kitchen, paneled
rec. room, maid's quarters. Laun-
dry room, gas heat, attic fan.
DI 1-1330 DAYS
UN 3-1456 EVENINGS
ARDMORE 19962. 3-bedroom face
brick ranch, large kitchen, recr.
room, screened porch. Owner. DI
1-1361.
OAK PARK
Large 3 bedrm. brk., 2 baths, Rec.
rm., firepl.. 2-car gar. Close to
schools. 60' lot. Asking $17,900.
LI. 8-1222
WEAVER
ARDMORE-VASSAR
S14,500 buys this lovely 3 bedrm.
Col. with rear den. Grade lay.
Pass hall. Gas ht. $2500 down to
existing mortgage. No refinanc-
ing charges necessary.
J. WM. KLEM UN 4-4600
18488 HARTWELL
SCHULTZ SCHOOL DISTRICT
BY OWNER
WE. 3-1146
17-A—LOTS FOR SALE
BLDRS. OR DEVELOPERS
50 Acre Tract of land in Troy
with water & gas. Sewers in the
very near future. $20,000 housing
project just started in the area.
S3300 per acre with terms.
RALPH CONSELYEA, REALTOR
JO. 4-5882
LI. 5-9000
ATTENTION BUILDERS
LIVONIA
37 Lots. New sub-division. Sewer
and water in. Ready to go. Last
group of lots in choice built-up
neighborhood. 5 Mile - Hubbard
area. Lot sizes approx. 60 x 120.
Builder's terms. S60 foot.
MR. TAYLOR, UN. 1-8551
18—STORE RENTALS
REAR STORE for rent. Wyoming
near Thatcher. $35 month. UN
1-8090 — LI 8-1736.
New and Repair Special
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
UN 1-5075
PAINTING, wall washing, 25 years
experience, striping, waxing, buff-
ing tile floors. TE 4-5864.
CHILDREN, WOMEN
AND MEN
Have your face made up in Cos-
metic Color Excitement, for all
your parties, recitals. theatricals,
convalescents, etc. MISS ROS-
ALIE. Hours 8-10 a.m., evenings
6-9 or by app't. Reasonable.
VE 5-1040
•QUALITY PAINTING' and decorating,
expert wall washing. Free esti-
mates. Call KE 1-4703. Irish work-
men.
FREE ESTIMATES
ON ELECTRICAL WORK
NO JOB TOO SMALL
ALTMAN ELECTRIC
WE 3-2202 — LI. 8-0051
HELP SELL — Just Improve. Kopf
and Smiley Builders. Anytime. BR .
2-0535.
BEST HANDY MAN, can do any-
thing, own tools and car. WE
3-6081.
ATTENDANT and Practical Nursing
for ill or elderly man, experienced.
Good recommendations, references.
John Pyles. 2750 Vicksburg. 898-
9682.
MATURE WOMAN to care for con-
valescent patient, light cleaning,
can stay nights if necessary. Call
TO 9-4934.
45—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FINEST PICNIC GROUNDS
5 Buildings. Over 40 acres on Lake.
859 SOUTH PONTIAC TRAIL
WALLED LAKE
15 minutes from Northland Cen-
ter. Price reduced. $90,000. Easy
terms. Or lease S2,400.
VI 3-7800 or WO 2-8204
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED
TO BUY INTO SCRAP METAL
SHOP. MUST HAVE EXPERI-
ENCE. WRITE BOX 536. THE.
JEWISH NEWS. 17100 W. 7
MILE ROAD. DETROIT 35,
MICHIGAN.
WA 2-2100
19473 MEYERS. lh face brick duplex.
1 1/2 car garage, storms and screens,
carpeting and drapes. Under $9,000.
DI 1-2956.
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
55 - A — WANTED MISC.
UN 4-6867
J. WM. KLEM UN 4-4600
TILE
MERCURY, Quicksilver wanted, any
quantity, will pick up. EL 6-3312.
DRUG STORE. S.D.D. License.
Prescriptions, Merchandise and
Drugs. Gross Sales for months
$154,222. Money Orders $70,615,
Plus Phone, Stamps, and News-
papers. Must sell, owner leaving
city.
ILENE-7 MILE
FOR BETTER wall washing, call
James Russell. One day service.
TO 6-4005 526 Belmont.
BABY SITTER, older, reliable, pre-
fer part-time. Home. TU 3-1687.
3 bedroom Colonial. Gas heat,
large modern kitchen and break-
fast room, powder room. large
family room, newly carpeted and
decorated. S. & S., 2-car garage.
Finished basement. Air - condi-
tioned. Extras too numerous to
mention. Priced right. By app't.
Please.
Beautiful face brick bungalow.
Spacious liv. rm. Full din. rm.
Beautiful kitchen. 2 large bed-
rms. Gas a.c. heat. 2 blks. to
shops, schools, trans. Mr. Seidon
UN 3-8283
17175 ROSELAWN
40—EMPLOYMENT
LEO STRAUS, LI 8 - 0854
24621 Coolidge, just S. of 10 Mi.
DRESSMAKING
All Kinds of Alterations
Call for Appointments
EASTLAND — 8500 MACK
COMBINATION
RESTAURANT
IDEAL FOR DELICATESSEN.
IN ADDITION TO OUR PAST
MENU. SELL OR LEASE.
EQUIPPED.
26346 W. SEVEN MILE RD.
CORNER OF MacARTHUR
55 - B — APPAREL
TURN YOUR OLD suits, topcoats,
and shoes into cash. TU. 3-1872.
85—PERSONAL
CHILDREN-WOMEN AND MEN
Have your face made up in
cosmetic color excitement, for
all your Parties, Recitals. Theat-
ricals, ConvalesCents, Etc. Miss
Rosalie. Hours 8-10 a.m. Eve-
nings 6-9 or by app't.
REASONABLE
VE 5-1040
Ben-Gurion Urges
Israel Bar Assn,
Adopt Hebrew Code
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion urged,
in a message to the Israel Bar
Association, the development of
Israeli law "based on the endur-
ing values of Judaism, geared to
the needs of the modern State
and the historic mission of the
Jewish people."
Ben-Gurion urged a change in
the country's legal system, which
it inberited "from foreign
sources." Instead, he requested
the development of a Hebrew
ode "which was halted under
the Roman domination some
2,000 years ago." He called upon
Israel's lawyers to join the coun-
try's legislators "to achieve a
legal system based on the pro-
phetic mission of the Nation."
Senator Reminds of Jordan Ban
on U.S.-Jewish Travelers: Urges
Denis Back Up Campaign Pledge
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Sen-
ator Joseph S. Clark of Penn-
sylvania reminded the Senate
that American Jews and Jew-
ish-owned businesses continue
to have difficulties in travel
and trade relations with Arab
countries.
"It is a sad fact that Ameri-
cans of the Jewish faith," Clark
said, "are barred from visiting
Jordan even though U.S. tax
dollars underwrite half of the
budget of that nation and Jor-
dan can ill afford to turn away
potential earnings from tour-
ism." -
The Pennsylvania Democrat
urged that "full f or c e and
effect" be given a 1960 Demo-
cratic Platform pledge which
asked "protection of rights of
American citizens to travel, to
pursue lawful trade and to en-
gage in other lawful activities
abroad without distinction to
race or religion."
Clark told the Senate that
"we must neither at home nor
abroad let any of our citizens
be relegated to a second-class
status." He said: "For the U.S.
Government to be a party to
such distinctions by not effec-
tively opposing them is not only
contrary to some of the oldest
traditions of this nation but in
effect serves to negate the ef-
forts to strengthen the concepts
of freedom and democracy
throughout the world on which
we are now expending so much
of our national e f f or t and
treasure."
The senator , referred to an
article on the entire matter
written by his Pennsylvania col-
league, Congressman Thomas E.
Morgan, Chairman of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee, in
the November, 1961, issue of
the "Committee R e p o r t e r,"
monthly organ of the American
Jewish Committee, and asked
that it be inserted in the Con-
gressional Record.
Bonn to Consult With Arab States
in Plan for Israel Trade Mission
BONN, (JTA) — Regret over
the decision of Israel's parlia-
ment to limit cultural and so-
cial relations with Germany was
expressed in a number of West
German newspapers.
Some of them attributed Is-
rael's move to the fact that the
Bonn government refuses to
establish diplomatic relations
with the Jewish State. •
The Stadtanzieger, a Cologne
newspaper, carries a report re-
vealing that the West German
government is now considering
the possibility of establishing a
trade mission in Jerusalem sim i
liar to the Israel Purchasing
Mission in Germany.
The report adds, however,
that the West German Foreign
Ministry will first sound out
the Arab states to see if the
establishment of such a mission
would be considered by the
Arabs as an unfriendly act. The
Foreign Ministry fears that the
Arab states may retaliate by
granting recognition to the East
German government.
Die Zeit, a Hamburg weekly,
came out with an article sug-
gesting that the Bonn govern-
ment establish a "more intense"
program of aid to Israeli stu-
dents in German universities,
proposing the provision of
scholarships to Israeli students
• such purposes. Government
sources here are still declining
to comment on the Knesset's
decision on Germany-Israel re-
lations.
Israel May Expel Cleveland Man
Suspected of 'Irregular' Dealings
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — The Ministry-
of the Interior Wednesday re-
jected an application for an im-
migration visa filed by an
American tourist suspected of ir-
regular financial dealing in the
United States.
The American, Mervyn Gold, of
Cleveland, came here four months
ago with his wife and two chil-
dren. It is understood that the
United States Embassy did not
request the extradition of Gold,
DAMON
who is also suspected of income
tax evasion.
The refusal by the Interior
to grant an immigration
visa to Gold does not necessarily
mean that he will be expelled at
this time. He may apply to the
high court for an order to the
Intelaror Ministry to show cause
why he should not be granted
immigrant status or he could ap-
ply directly to the Ministry for
a temporary visitor's visa, al-
though it appears doubtful that
the latter would be granted.
BY HENRY LEONARD
JEWISH FRATRNAL ORDER 562
Release Israeli Who
Kidnaped Grandson
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — Nahman
50—BUSINESS CARDS
Shtarke§, grandfather of the miss-
LOUIE'S Re-upholstering, Repairing ing Yossele Shumacher, the boy
Satisfaction guaranteed. Reason allegedly abducted by the grand-
able Free estimates UN 4-3339
parent who feared the child
VE 5-7453
would not get a religious educa-
LARKINS MOVING
tion, was released from prison
AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Wednesday for a 10-day period.
The aged man has been in
Also Office Furniture.
prison since the supreme court
Any time.
ruled, in May, 1960, that he be
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
sent to jail until he revealed the
TY 4-4587
whereabouts of the boy, who is
now 10 years old.
I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
The release was ordered by the
work, no job too big or small. BR
3-4826. LI 5-4035.
court, with the consent of the
PAINTING and decorating, finest child's parents. Rabbi Y. Frankel,
workmanship, free estimates. Sam of Tel Aviv, will undertake to
Fishman. UN. 1-3265.
mediate the dispute between the
A-1 PAINTING, paper hanging, wall child and his mother, it was an-
washing, interior and exterior. Rea- nounced here, The boy has been
sonable. Immediate service. UN
I missing since December, 1959.
4-0326.
"And I propose, Mr. Chairman, that our
answer to this anti-semitic act should
be a COURAGEOUS SILENCE!"
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