17-HOUSES FOR SALE
STRATHMOOR, 19448
OPEN SUN. 2-5
Newly Weds - Retired Couples
Outstanding 2 bed. br . large liv.
rm. full din. rm. spacious kitch.
gas ht. low dn. paymt. KE 7-6800.
Circle Realty
BILTMORE, 20276
OPEN SUN. 2-5
BRICK - $500 DN.
3-bedrm., 2 baths
Large liv. rm. firepl. full din.
kitch. table space, Rec. Rm.
gas ht. RE 74800.
Circle Realty
23080 MARLOW, OAK PARK
OPEN SUN. 2 - 5
Exceptional br. 6 rms. 3 bed.
ranch, 1% baths, break, nook,
Rec. Rm. gas ht, carpeting, many
extras. Assume present mtge at
$72 mo. or FHA terms.
UN 4-7600
MILLER BROS.
ARCHITECT offers own con-
temporary home. 3 bedrooms,
family room, brick wall fire-
place, large insulated windows.
Beautiful carpeting, drapes. 10
Mile-Greenfield area. Smithfield.
Leaving town.
EL 7-1949
OAK PARK
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Etkin 3 bedroom, center pass hall,
heated den, a lot of extras. Best
offer.
LI 8-0576
READY TO DEAL
OAK PARK
Unusual contemporary custom
built brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, paneled den, over 1,600
square feet, many extras. Excel-
cellent location. Oak Park school
district. Asking $22,500 or be*
offer. By app't only.
LI 3-6768
DESPERATE
Must Sell and Vacate Immediately
Any offer considered, 6!.'• - rooms,
colonial, breakfast room, full din-
ing room, 1 year old carpeting,
drapes. 2 car garage. By owner.
18425 Prairie. Open at all times.
UN 3-3880
APPOLINE, 15011, near Fenkell-
Meyers Road - Clean brick home
owner section. Well built 3-bed-
room face brick, large living rm.,
dining room, carpeted, kitchen
with eating space, full basement,
recreation room. Priced to settle
estate. Quick possession. Low dn.
payment. VA 2-5052. Realtor.
OAK PARK
1,2041 square feet, 3 bedrooms,
brick ranch, 1;4 baths, sun room,
2-car garage, basement, recr.
room, gas heat, carpeting, land-
scaped, close to schools.
13230 IRVINE BLVD.
OWNER-LI 5-6024
20196 LITTLEFIELD
On traffic free, dead end circle.
Children galore, close to play-
ground, Vetoer school. 3 bed-
rooms, face brick bungalow,
screened porch, tiled basement,
huge fenced yard. Owner leaving
city, $12,990 - make an offer.
Assume G.I. 4%.
UN 4-3684
VERY SPECIAL RANCH
Luxurious ranch. Completely out
of the orary. To say, it has 2
full baths, 3 bedrms. & Family
Room, is just scratching the sur-
face. Cali & let us tell you about
the maay extras this house has.
ML-Greenfield area. Priced for
discriminating buyers.
PENN REALTY
U 8-1900
WISCONSIN - 7 MI.
Owner sacrificing vacant 4 bed-
room brick $14,300. Terms to
suit. Must be seen.
PENN REALTY
LI. 8-1900
OAK PARK
1,411 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, separate
room, rear
living room looking out to beau-
tiful terrace and trees. Owner
ready to sacrifice. $2,000 win
handle.
24321 SENECA
LI 3-6326 or LI 6-8878
23130 SUSSEX
23511 KAREN
Best of Oak Park
Priced to sell. Call for appt. BR
3.41114111.
Galin Realty
17-HOUSES FOR SALE
31-TRANSPORTATION
OUTER DRIVE W., 3549
Near Roselawn
3-bedrm. brick bungalow
Basement floor tiled
Modern kitchen, marble sills
Garage, side drive
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT
ONLY $14,000
J. L. Valiquett Co.
19260 GRAND RIVER
RE 3-2060
BEECH DALY near 7. 3 bedroom
brick, many extras. Low down, low
monthly. Moving in 2 weeks. Close
to Temple and shopping. KE 8-3055.
LITTLEFIELD S. 7 MI.
REALLY PLUSH
You'll want to spend all your
spar e time in the magnificent 1st.
fir . Family
Room
paneled in
wormy chestnut with blt.-in hi-fl,
desk & plenty of cupboards.
Brick Col. with nat. firepl., excel.
carpeting, 1st fir. lay. walk-in
closets in all 3 bedrms. Tiled &
paneled Rec. Rm. F.A. gas ht.
Dishwasher & dispos. 2-cr. gar.
$23,500
GORDON WILLIAMSON CO.
19180 Grand River KE 2-3400
SOUTHFIELD - Spacious 3-bedroom
ranch with luxury features on
100x300' lot, $36,500, worth much
more. By owner. ELgin 6-8241.
MT. VERNON, 17090
PRICE $19,900
3 bedroom brick ranch, family
room, attached 2 car garage.
Fenced yard.
COUPLE leaving for Los Angeles
July 20. Driver wanted to share
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driving. EL 6-4564.
40-EMPLOYMENT
EXPERIENCED
PERSONNEL MANAGER
TO HIRE
RETAIL SALESMEN,
OFFICE HELP.
KE 8-4050 or LA 7-3477
SUNDAY School Teacher, elemen-
tary, good Jewish background. UN
3-0584, Mr. Farber.
If you need good domestic help
call us.
REEVES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
LI 4-5138
HOUSEKEEPER for small bung.
Live in, care for semi-invalid.
Good pay. UN 3-3005 and UN 1-2307.
40-A-EMPLOYMENT WANTED
LAW STUDENT, University of Mich
igan graduate, wishes summer
employment in law office. More
for experience than wages. UN
4-4644.
BABY SITTER, experienced, middle-
aged. Days or night. 467-3938.
A. W. PETERSON
EL 6-8846
FORMER businessman, experience,
men's furnishings, tailoring, needs
employment. UN 1-3919.
HUNTINGTON WOODS, centre en-
trance brick Colonial, 3 sunny bed-
rooms, 11/2 baths, 1 block from
school, pool, and library. LI 4-2810.
CAPABLE typist desires summer
office work. Part or full time. DI
1-6735.
17-A-LOTS FOR SALE
SOUTHFIELD (10 Mile-Greenfield)-
2 lots on Richard, 60 and 64 feet
or will build to suit. Cheap, EL
6-8975.
Atten:
Builders
Best location. Jas. Couzens-13
Rd. 16% acres will be sacrificed
at $3,500 per acre or best offer.
Ask for Mr. Guntzler.
Gross Realty
TY 6-7003
OAK PARK LOT, 84x140. Wooded.
Excellent location. LI 8-8400 or UN
2-0516.
18-STORE RENTALS
18407 WYOMING
Next to Vienna Bakery. Very
busy intersection. For lease by
owner.
45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WELL ESTABLISHED KO-
SHER STYLE SANDWICH
SHOP. DOWNTOWN.
$60,000 ANNUAL BUSI-
NESS.
FOR SALE
Centrally located on New York
Central railroad siding. Modern
Buildings, 1% acres, completely
fenced.
Write:
P. 0. Box B
Detroit 8, Michigan
5O - BUSINESS CARDS
TILE
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
U OF D TILE & TERRA720 CO.
UN 1-5075
OAK PARK, 10730 West Nine Mile-
20x60' store. Ample parking. UN
3-8768.
FOR BETTER wall washing, call
James RusselL One day service
TO 6-4005 526 Belmont.
19-E-BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE
PAINTING and decorating, finest
worlananship, free estimates. Sam
Fishman. UN 1-3265.
Medical Clinic
ALL CARPENTER work. Kitchen cabi-
nets, front doors, railings, cedar
closets, porches, floors, steps. Work
myself. 342-1880.
2,350 sq. ft. large Reception Hall,
10 Examination & Treatment
Rooms, Private offices for Doc-
tors. Can be sold incl. thousands
of dollars of equipment. UN
4-0600.
LOUIE". fte-uphotstering, Repairing
Satisfaction guaranteed. Reason
able Free estimates. UN 4-3339
VE 5-7453
O'Donnell Madsen Co.
UNDERGROUND sprinkler systems
installed and serviced. Quality
work at reasonable prices. Free
estimates. 527-8897 or 372-9439.
26-A-LAKE PROPERTY FOR
RENT
FURNITURE repairs and refinishing.
Free estimates. Call UN 4-3547.
LOVELY lake front cottage on Pon-
tiac Lake. 2 bedrooms, all modern
facilities. Private community. For
rent or for sale. LI 7-2913.
KENSINGTON Park District-Newly
built, 2 and 3-bedroom cottages,
modern conveniences. P r i v a t e
beach. Season or weekly. UN
44076.
30-A-INSTRUCTION
ELEMENTARY school teacher de-
sires tutoring for elementary math
grades. VE 8-9380.
FRENCH
LESSONS BY A
COMPETENT LICENSED
TEACHER.
PHONE 273-9252
MATHEMATICS, chemistry, physics
tutoring, all high school-college
courses. Expert - effective. UN
1-9173.
Tribute to Greek Jews
SCRAP IRON YARD
REPAIRS, brick, cement, plaster,
pointing, chimneys, porches. Steps.
UN. 2-1017.
LARGE 3-bedroom cottage at Eliza-
beth Lake. Furnished. For rent
from July to Labor Day. LI 5-1540.
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JERUSALEM, Israel - President William Tubman, of
Liberia, dons sterile garments before entering the operating
theatre at the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in
Jerusalem to witness an eye operation. He is being helped by
Dr. Kalman J. Mann, director-general of the Hadassah Medical
Organization, and Nursing Sister Shoshana Sternberg, who aided
in the establishment of an ophthalmic operating theatre in
Liberia as a member of the Hadassah team, headed by Prof.
Isaac C. Michaelson.
1429 BROADWAY
EL 7-1344
Sinai-Mt. Carmel Sec.
Liberian Pres. Tubman Witnesses
Eye Operation at Hadassah Center
Tre.
L SCHWARTZ. All kinds of
work, no job too big or s?rf&entBefl
3-4826, LI 5-4035.
DRESSMAKING
All Kinds of Alterations
Call for Appointments
UN 3-8283
17175 ROSELAWN
LARKINS MOVING
AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Also Office Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
TV 44587
55-B-APPAREL
TURN YOUR OLD sults, topcoats,
and shoes into cash. ' hr 3-1872.
87-DOGS FOR SALE
TOP POODLE, papers, shots, clipped
and trained. Moving must sell. KE
8-1888.
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A trtherte to the memory of
50,000 Greek Jews who died at
the hands of the Nazis has
been made by Dr. Nahum
Goldmann, the President of
the World Jewish Congress,
in a message on the unveiling
of a monument erected by the
Jewish community of Salonica
in honor of the Greek Jewish
martyrs. The WJC was repre-
sented at the ceremony by A.
L. Easterman, of London, Di-
rector for Europe of the Inter-
national Affairs Department.
Dr. Goldman said "the Jew-
ish people will never forget
the Greek Jewish victims of
the Nazi tragedy." The WJC
leader expressed the hope that
the Greek Jewish community
would "continue to contribute
to the development of the
Jewish people in the future."
The massive stone monument,
surmounted by a modernistic
Menorah, was unveiled in the
Jewish cemetery in Salonika
in the presence of representa-
tives of the Greek authorities,
delegates from major Jewish
bodies and Jews from all the
Greek communities.
Disaster Service
About 85 cents of every dol-
lar the Red Cross spends on
disaster relief goes for what
is known as "long-term assist-
ance." This can be in the form
of food, clothing and mainten-
ance, or medical care and re-
placing of lost occupational
equipment, or in the rebuilding
and repair of homes. In the
1960-61 fiscal year, the Red
Cross spent. nearly $9.7 million
to assist disaster victims. This
money helped 28,300 families
pick up the pieces of their
disaster-destroyed lives and
start anew.
New Weidman Novel:
Story of an Author
The publication of Jerome
Weidman's new novel, "The
. Sound of Bow Bells," will bring
the total of Weidman's pub-
' lished works to 19, not includ-
ing three plays.
Weidman has, since 1937,
authored 13 novels, four collec-
tions of short stories and two
volumes of essays and travel.
In addition, his three musical
plays
• are now available in book
form from Random House:
"Fiorello! and "Tenderloin," co-
authored with George Abbott,
and Weidman's own adaptation
of his novel, "I Can Get It for
You Wholesale," now playing
on Broadway and soon to be
published by Random House.
"The Sound of Bow Bells,"
■ coming from Random House on
July 25, is the Literary Guild
selection for August. It is the
story of Sam Silver, born on
the Lower East Side of New
1York, who achieved wealth and
fame as an author and lost his
sense of values on the way up-
Itown. The book is his unsenti-
mental journey into the past,
in the course of which he takes
soundings on the milestones of
his life and the people who
were important to him. His re-
collections take him into the
heart of the literary world, as
he remembers the publishers,
authors, agents, editors and
critics whose influence meant
most to him.
In an essay he wrote about
"The Sound of Bow Bells" for
the Literary Guild Review,
Weidman answers the question
which will occur to many read-
ers: Did it all really happen?
"I don't know," Weidman con-
cludes. "Not with the sort of
knowledge I would want to
have if I were testifying under
oath in a court of law. But
the novelis t's testimony is
rooted in a less circumscribed
truth-the truth of the imagina-
tion. Out of that truth, in the
construction of which I have
spent all the years of my adult
life, I can say to the reader
. . . : 'Yes, this is the way it
might have happened'."
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