50-BUSINESS CARDS

17-HOUSES FOR SALE

24711 KIPLING

941 CHARRINGTON - BLOOMFIELD

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LANSER TO QUARTON, E. on QUARTON 1 /4 MI. to Charrington

OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 6

Beautiful 4 bdrm., 2 1/2 bath Center Entrance COLONIAL.
Spacious pan. fam. rm., deluxe mod. kit. w/all built-ins,
att. 2 Cadillac gar., full bsmt. GAS heat. 160' wide lot.
Paved street, water and sewer. Birmingham School Dis-
trict. Builder sacrificing for fast sale. Price slashed to
$45,000.

OWNER ON PREMISES SUNDAY READY TO DEAL .

CALL OWNER

LI 1-5619

20079 BRAILE. 2 bedroom bunga-
low, screened terrace, 41/2% mort-

gage. Make offer. ICE 3-6324.

SCHAEFER 18459

7 MI.-JAS. COUZ.

SEC.

$350 dn.-S88 mo.

Y, duplex, 2 bed., newly dec.,
face br., vacant, must sell.

ROSE HILL

KE 2-9060

FOR SALE-1/2 Duplex, by owner.
2 bedrooms, newly decorated.
kitchen table space, 4% mortgage.
UN 4-5784.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

18213 Robson-3-bedrm. brk. bung.

Full size din. rm., fin. Rec. Rm., Winship School area. Low dn.
paymt. All offers presented. PAT WILSON, UN. 4-8587.

18294 Santo Rosa-$13,900

18515 GREENLAWN

23571 MORTIZ

LI 5-7080

OAK PARK,

3-bedroom ranch, full
basement, storms and screens,
heated den, immediate occupancy.
LI 2-4035.

ARDMORE-VASSAR

$14,500 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. UN 4-4600.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

OAK PARK

24291 DANTE-Lovely 'Markel' bit., 3 bedrms. and den, fireplaced
liv. rm., plus carpeting, beautiful drapes, gas ht., top location. A
buy at $22,900.

21801 KENOSHA-Back on the market. 3-bedrm. brk. ranch, 11/2
baths, FAMILY ROOM on the main floor, full bath and paneled
Rumpus Rm. in the bsmt., blt.-in oven, range, dishwasher. $18,900.

HUNTINGTON WOODS MANOR

13364 VICTORIA-Large Col. with pass hall, 3 bedrms., Ph baths,
Den and attach. gar., carpeting and drapes, exce41. cond. $22,900.

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

ONLY $18,900

FOR 3-BEORM. COL. in Huntington Wds. Cent. pass halt, VA baths,
Rec. Rm., screened terr., redecorated. Assume $14,200 mtge. pymts.
$131 complete.

OAK PARK

CALL TO SEE this well-maintained 3-bedrm. ranch, beautifully car-
peted, tile bsmt., 11/2 baths, scr. terr., walking distance to Syn.,
school and shopp. Assume 4 1/2% mtge., $14,500.

BEGINNER'S LUCK

FIELD HOME-Reduced to $9,250. 2-bedrm., top cond. Price includes
stove, refrig., washer, dryer and garden cols. Hr. trans. $300 down.

J. WM. KLEM

20539 BLACKSTONE, between Ever-
green and Lahser. 4 year old, 3
bedroom "brick ranch, 11/2 baths.
Reasonable. KE 7-5566.

17-A--LOTS FOR SALE

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS. Most de-
sirable lot on Ardmoor Drive.
140 x 241. Owner must sell. Please
make offer. MI 7-2271.

30-A-INSTRUCTION

MATHEMATICS, Chemistry, Physics
tutoring. Elementary, high school,
College. Also Illinois program 1-6.
UN. 1-9173.

40-EMPLOYMENT

If

you need good domestic help
call us.

REEVES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

LI 4-5138

24621 COOLIDGE, JUST S. OF 10 MILE

JO 6-3187

SOUTHFIELD GARDENS

Ranch Homes and Colonials
with attached garages and
paneled family rooms, 3
and 4 bedrooms, 2 and 3
baths. Priced from ...

YI

23,500

BLDR'S MODELS CLOSE-OUT

Big Savings

• Model

(It Will Pay You to Come
Out and Investigate!)

SEE MODEL AT

26515 GRAND CONCOURSE

3 Blocks N. of 10 Mi. and 2 Blocks
West of Southfield

SAMIT
BLDG. CO.

KE 2-5461 EL 6-8628

PAINTING, DECORATING,

PAINTING, wall washing, 25 years
experience, striping, waxing, buff-
ing tile floors. TE 4-5864.

55-MISCELLANEOUS

washing, call
James RusselL One day service.
TO 6-4005 526 Belmont

WANTED Sexton (Shammes) for
Young Israel Center of Oak Woods.
For information Call LI 6-6662.

EXPERIENCED Pawn Broker want-
ed. Call after 7 p.m, LI 7-5190.

MOTHERS

School-Home co-ordinating work.
10 to 30 hours. School, Scout, or
Organizational work helpful. Ex-
cellent earnings, if accepted.
Write Fully. Box 542. The Jewish
News. 17100 W. 7 Mile Road.
Detroit 35, Michigan.

ATTRACTIVE POSITION

Man or woman, 25-60. Good per-
sonality and appearance. Part-
time or fall time, with interna-
tionally known company. Oppor-
tunity for rapid advancement.
Write Fully. Box 541. The Jew-
ish News, 17100 W. 7 Mile Road.
Detroit 35, Michigan.

40-A-EMPLOYMENT WANTED

NURSE, Practical, wants 8 or 12
hours. Private home duty. Any
case. Day or night. Complete
charge. References. TY 4-1129.

KOSItER BUTLaiLit--30 years experi-
ence. Looking for job. Any Hotel
or anyplace. Pontiac, FE 2-5170.

EXPERIENCED lady wishes weeks
work, excellent references. 895-5565.

45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

REAL ESTATE
SALESWOMEN

If you can list property realisti-
cally, you can earn $10,000 a
year. BR. 3-0600.

Galin Realty

15734 W. 7 Mi. at Forrer

MEAT MARKET, Sausage Store. No
money down. Joy Road and South-
field area. Terrific proposition for
man with go get. U. 14355.

inside,
outside. Reasonable. Free esti
mates. Li 7-5639 - NE 8-1047.

LARKINS MOVING

Double Damask Tablecloth with
12 hand finished napkins, 4
yards. Paid ;200. Will sacrifice
575. Beautiful maternity
for
clothes, size 12 and 14. Reason-
able.

AND DELIVERY SERVICE

CALL SUNDAY

Re-upholstering Repairing
Satisfaction guaranteed
Reason
Free estimates UN 4-3339
VE 5-7453

able

Also

Office Furniture.

Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
TN 4-45,7

A-1 PAINTING, paper hanging, wall
washing, interior and exterior. Rea-
sonable. Immediate service. UN
4-0326.

BY OWNER. Open to offers for
this attractive 3 bedroom face
brick ranch. Storms and Screens,
nicely landscaped large lot. Love-
ly kitchen. Many extras. 1 block
to school.

Reasonably Priced

FOR BETTER wall

OAK PARK

Washington Heights - Washington Village. 100 x 120' sites. Sewer,
water, all utilities in. From $9,500. THELMA POLSKY, BR 3-2435.

Warren Seelye VE 8-0077

17369 ROSELAWN
UN. 4-4827

PAINTING and decorating, finest
workmanship, free estimates. Sam
Fishman. UN. 1-3265.

BY APPOINTMENT-OAK PK.-MORITI

CUSTOM LOTS-SOUTHFIELD

UN 3-8283
17175 ROSELAWN

BY APP'T ONLY
UN. 3 - 6537

19373 Coyle-$22,900

Ranch Beautiful! Huge liv. rm. with nat. firepl., family kitch. 3
large bedrms., rear tern, lovely carpeting. EVE SHERMAN, LI.
4-3653.

All Kinds of Alterations
Call for Appointments

L SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
work, no tob too big or small. BR
3-4826. LI 5-4035.

Del. Ranch, 3 bedrms, pan. den., fin. rec. rm., nr. shopp. & trans.
EDITH GOODMAN, DI 1-1540.

EXPERT

MEN'S and WOMEN'S
TAILORING and
ALTERATIONS

Lovely Farm Colonial. 3 bedrooms,
family room, powder room, Dish-
washer, garbage disposal, sprink-
ling system, many extras. $2,200
Down to FHA mortgage.

All br. Col., 3 bedrms. & den, 5% dn. F.H.A. or G.I. EDITH GOOD-
MAN, Di. 1-1540.

LI 8-1500

DRESSMAKING

OAK PARK

Reduced. 2 bedroom brick tiling
bungalow, tiled basement, some
extras. Near shopping, transp.,
schools and Synagogues. Now only
$11,500.

50-BUSINESS CARDS

LI. 1-7407

DOUBLE EDGE RAZOR BLADES

Finest Surgical Steel, boned in oil
Full money back guarantee. 25-
30c,' 100-85c, 200-11.50, 508-33-30-
1,000-$5.75. Post-paid. Packed 5
blades to package, 20 packages to
carton . C.O.D. orders accepted.
Postcard brings general merchan-
dise catalog.

EMERSON COMPANY

406 SO. SECOND
ALHAMBRA, CALIFORNIA

PAINTER, good workmanship, rea-
sonable prices. Free estimates. LI
6-9677. Harold Rubin.

55-B-APPAREL

CARPENTER

TURN YOUR OLD suits, topcoats,
and shoes into cash. TU 3-1872.

WORK. Kitchen cabi-
nets, louvre doors, railings, cedar
closets, porches, floors, steps. Work
myself. 342-1880.

EXPERT DRESSMAKER from Rome,
Italy. Alteration and tailoring.
KE 2-3732.

FURNITURE repairs and refinishing.
Free estimates. Call UN 4-3547.

PAINTING and wall washing, rea-
sonable. TO 8-4122 and TY 8-7243.

56-ANTIQUES

BROTZ 76" SOFA, cost $600, priced
$225. 2 small Brotz Country wing
chairs, cost $350 each, priced $125
each. Scalamandre fabric, can't
tell from brand new. Small lovely
Hitchcock dropsleaf cherry kitchen
table, cost $105 few weeks ago,
priced $60. Private. 869-5547.

USSR's Ex-Ambassador to Egypt
Designated UN Undersecretary

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. -
One of the Kremlin's foremost
experts on Arab affairs, formerly
Moscow's Ambassador to Egypt,
was named here Tuesday as an
undersecretary of the United Na-
tions, officially designated as one
of the principal advisers to Act-
ing Secretary General U. Thant.
The new appointee is Eugeny
D. Keselev, who will succeed un-
der Secretary George P. Arka-
dev. The latter resigned Tues-
day effective March 14.
Kiselev, who is 54, has been
in the Soviet diplomatic service
since 1938 and his last position
was as head of the department

of Near Eastern countries in the
Moscow Foreign Ministry. Consul
General in New York from 1943
to 1945, he held various other
important posts and was Ambas-
sador to Egypt from 1955 to 1958,
Minister at the same time to
Yeman and Ambassador to the
United Arab Republic in 1958
and 1959.
At the same time it was an-
nounced that Dr. Omar Loutfi,
former UAR permanent repre-
sentative here, recently appoint-
ed an undersecretary, has been
designated officially as one of
the two top secretariat members
in charge of special political af-
fairs. The other official holding
that title is Dr. Ralph J. Bunche.

Ben-Gurion Abolishes 13-Year-Old
Curfew on 45,000 Border Arabs

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM-The night cur-
few which has been in effect for
45,000 Arabs living in Israel's
"little triangle" area on the Jor-
dan border since 1949 was abol-
ished Tuesday night on orders of
Prime Minister Ben-Gurion act-
ing as Defense Minister.
The curfew has been in effect
on an 80-mile strip along the
border since the signing of the
Israel-Jordan Armistice Agree-
ment. Recently, the curfew had

been relaxed to apply only be-
tween 11 p.m. and 3 a.m.
The abolition order was in
compliance with a decision of the
cabinet recently to liberalize mil-
itary government in Arab popu-
lated areas. The curfew was orig-
inally set up to facilitate meas-
ures to prevent Arab infiltration
from Jordan. Ben-Gurion's an-
nouncement was made on the
eve of a feast marking the end
of Ramadan, the Moslem month
of fasting.

Discount Worth of Guarantees
in Predicament of -Algerian Jews

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

LONDON-The reported guar-
antees for Jews remaining in an
independent Algeria will . not
solve all the problems they will
face, R. N. Carvalho, president
of the Anglo-Jewish Associa-
tion, declared here Tuesday
night. -
Speaking at a meeting of the
group's Council, he said the
guarantees which are under-
stood to have been negotiated
by Algerian rebel leaders with
France would be "an invaluable
step" in that they would enable
Jews wishing to leave Algeria
to go to France on the same
terms as non-Jewish French-
men..

Ile added, however, that the
agreement "will not enable
Algerians to realize their as-
sets or make it any easier for
those who want to remain to
live in a Moslem state," par-
ticularly in one where the
local population has been
driven to "hatred of French
and European."
He also argued that the
French settlers were not likely
to accept the terms • of the
agreement peaceably and that
in many places Algerian Jews
had identified themselves with
the extremists of the OAS, the
European underground which
violently opposed an independ-
ent. Algeria* . . . .

29 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, , March 9, 1962

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17-HOUSES FOR SALE