Franklin Mortgage Corp.
Sets New Business Record
Franklin Mortgage Corpora-
tion has closed more loans in
the month of August than any
month since it has been in
business.
Benjamin Levinson, president
of the corporation, announces
that his company has closed
$1,250,000 of F.H.A. and V.A.
mortgages in August, and an
additional $300,000 worth of
F.H.A. and V.A. mortgages
through the closing department
of the local title companies,
which is a total of $1,550,000.
Levinson announces that he
has recently promoted Dennis
H. Michaels to the position of
assistant secretary.
17—HOUSES FOR SALE
4121 W. OUTER DR.
Open 2-5 Sunday
Priced right $25,900
Tri-level 3-bed., 1'4 baths, many
blt.-ins in lovely family rm.
Other extras, sprink. syst. DI
1-5648.
GALIN RLTY
BR 3-0600
OUTER DRIVE
Magnificient ranch. 4 bedrms. 2?.4
baths. Paneled family rm. Beauti-
ful grounds. filtered swimming
pool. Large rec. rm. Gas A.C. ht.
This is a beauty. Mr. Seidon. UN
4-4600.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WOMAN DESIRES work by week or
day. No nights. References. TY.
7-7710.
EXPERIENCED housekeeper. plain
cook, wants a job for room, board,
and small wages. Have excellent
references. Call Mrs. Fisher. UN.
3-4353.
50—BUSINESS CARDS
TILE
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
UN 1-5075
REPAIRS, brick, cement, plaster,
pointing, chimneys, porches. Steps
UN. 2-1017.
FOR BETTER wall washing. call
James Russell. One day service
TO 6-4005 526 Belmont.
ALL CARPENTER work. Kitchen cabi-
nets, front doors, railings, cedar
closets, porches, floors, partitions,
steps. Work myself. 342-1880.
:.OUIE'S Re-upholstering. Repairing
Satisfaction guaranteed Reason
able Free estimates. UN 4-3339
VE 5-7453
I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
work, no job too big or small. BR
3-4826. LI 5-4035.
FURNITURE repairs and refinishing
Free estimates. Call UN 4-3547.
UNDERGROUND sprinkler systems
installed and serviced. Quality
work at reasonable prices. Free
estimates. 527-5044 or 372-9439.
J. WM. KLEM
DRESSMAKING
Al) Rinds of Alterations
Call for Appointments
18-A—STORES FOR LEASE
Small store for Grocery or
Drugs, in 98 family well main-
tined apartment building. Good
permanent tenants. $75 including
heat and water. Eligible for
S D M license.
See Caretaker
13725 Dexter
UN 3-8283
17175 ROSELAWN
NEW METHOD — Carpets cleaned;
walls washed, by machine. Work
guaranteed. Free estimates. KE 5-
8470—KE 8-1778.
EXTERIOR, interior. neat, reasonable.
All odd jobs. Call TY 8-5485,
Piotrowski.
19-F—VACANT BUSINESS
PROPERTY FOR SALE
LARKINS MOVING
AND DELIVERY SERVICE .
Also Office Furniture.
Any time.
Reasonable.
3319 GLADSTONE
TY 4-4587
LIVONIA
Corner lot with 70' frontage close
to new shopping center. SHIR-
LEY SHEVIN.
ALBERT LETVIN CO.
Phone 341-7700
30-A—INSTRUCTION
BAR-MITZVAH Instructions. Reason-
able, dependable, . conscientious.
Joshua Shames, 19318 Roselawn.
UN 2-0372.
PIANO lessons given in your home.
Oak Park. Southfield. LI 8-6715.
BAR-MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yid-
dish, English, Citizenship. Call ex-
perienced teacher, WE 4-1793.
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TRANSPORTATION
BROTHER and sister leaving for
Los Angeles September 17. Will
take another girl to share expenses.
WE 5-0532.
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EMPLOYMENT
If you need good domestic help
call us.
REEVES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
LI 4-5138
Closed from Sept. 12 through Sept. 23
WANTED reliable delivery boy for a
Kosher Meat Market. Must have
own car. Call UN 1-8090 or LI
8-1736.
REAL ESTATE
SALES OPPORTUNITY
Experience preferred, but not
necessary. We will train you to
become a professional Real Es-
tate Salesman. Must have the
desire to earn a minimum of
$10,000. Our school will start
Sept. 17th. Call Bud Chamber-
lain, LI. 7-2000.
Ckomitia
24621 COOLIDGE, JUST S. 10 MI.
EXPERIENCED sales woman for
neighborhood department store.
Good working conditions and sal-
ary. 4700 Trumbull.
40 A
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
MATURE WOMAN, 20 years experi-
ence taking care of new born
babies. TU 3-3700, LI 7-6461.
BAAL-KOREH wants position. Please
call Joshua Shames. 19318 Rose-
lawn. UN 2-0372.
55 B
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APPAREL
HIGHEST prices paid for men's suits
and topcoats. We pick them up.
Call TO 8-5595.
Philip Stollman
Named to Board of
Bar-Ilan University
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—A num-
ber of American Jewish leaders
were named to the new board
of trustees for Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity in Israel by acting pres-
ident Dr. Joseph Lookstein of
New York.
They included Dr. Samuel
Belkin, president of Yeshiva
University of New York; Rabbi
Mordecai Kirshblum, president
of the Religious Zionist of
America; Prof. Saul Lieberman
of the Jewish Theological Sem-
inary of America; Philip Stoll-
man of Detroit; Max Stern of
New York; Max Garmaise and
Rabbi Seymour Zambrowsky of
Montreal; M. Gasner of Toronto,
and Maurice Pollack of Ontario.
Commission on Aging
Seeks Oldest in State
Who is the oldest person in
Michigan? The Michigan Com-
mission on Aging would like to
know.
"There are about one million
people over 60 in Michigan,"
Gary D. Hansen, Commission
Director, said today, "and of
this large number there must
be quite a few who have passed
the century mark. We would
like to find out who is the oldest
—and what his or her recipe for
longevity is."
Hansen invites anyone who
believes he knows Michigan's
oldest person to send his or her
name to the Michigan Commis-
sion on Aging, 230 N. Grand
Ave., Lansing 30, Michigan.
Adjustment is that sensation
you acquire when you are too
busy to be bored with life.
People
Make sews
Cuban Refugee Begins New Life
at Brown and Williamson Corp.
CO
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Several months ago, Isaac] The Maya's hopes have sub-
Maya, 38, was promoted to the stance today, but just over a
position of chemist in the Re- year ago they were living a
search and Development De- nightmare. Castro's regime in
partment of the Brown & Wil- Cuba had torn down the life
liamson Tobacco Corporation in the Mayas had built together.
Louisville, Ky.
It was an abrupt shift from
the American 1 1 Maya came to the tobacco
Student Cen - Ifirm last year, seeking work to a day full of promise in 1945,
ter in Jerusa- support his wife and two chil- when Isaac Maya earned a de-
gree in pharmacy from the Uni-
lem, accord- dren after they fled their native versity of Havana.
ing to an an- Cuba.
Maya began work in a drug
nouncement B&W accepted Maya, much to store
and by 1948 had saved
made by Dr. h.is great relief. Because he enough
money to open his own
Bernard Man- could speak no English, his job pharmacy.
Four years later. the
delbaum, Pro- classification was as a labora
vost of the; tory technician, which required business was thriving and he
asked his pretty Corina to mar-
je wish Theo- skills not dependent on lan- ry
him.
Daroff
logical Semi guage. As his English improved,
Castro's takeover spelled dis-
nary of America, New York. and his competent work became
The Student Center, the first •• increasingly apparent, he aster for the -Mayas. Early in
unit of which opens this month, earned an early promotion as a 1961, Maya was told by govern-
is the residence in JeruSalem chemist in B&W's modern re- ment officials that his pharmacy
would be taken from him.
'for Seminary students spending search laboratories.
Ironically, Maya was offered
a year of study in Israel.
'a * *
a job in the pharmacy that he
formerly owned. The salary
EMANUEL BERLATSKY, di- Lack of Funds May
offered was far less than he
rector of Community Services,
had earned on his own. •
National Jewish Welfare Board, Weaken UN Forces
"This was bad, but I left Cuba
has been named vice-chairman on Israel's Borders
not for the money. I left be-
of the newly established Na-
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., cause in the school Mario was
tional Commission on Social
Work Careers, a body set up to (JTA) — Acting Secretary-Gen- learning about Communism and
spur recruiting for social work eral U Thant stressed that, for not , to believe in God,' Maya
the immediate Suture, the work said.
throughout the country.
of the United Nations would
* * *
When Maya sought permis-
ISAAC FRANCK, executive continue to be hampered by sion to leave, police quizzed
director of the Jewish Commu- failure of some member organi- him about his reason for want-
nity Council of Greater Wash- zations to pay assessments for ing to come to the United
ington, has been appointed pro- the work of such special pro- States.
"I told them I was going to
fessorial lecturer in philosophy grams as the United Nations
Emergency Force which is sta- visit my parents in the United
at the American University.
tioned between Egypt and Is- States, but my parents were in
• * *
Mexico. I said a lie but I think
DAVID WEISSMAN, a vet- rael.
Thant referred to the prob- this was a good lie,' Maya said.
eran member of the staff of the
Maya was helped in his jour-
Los Angeles Bnai Brith Messen- lem in his introduction to the
ger, was honored at a testimo- annual report of the Secretary ney by several representatives
nial dinner here marking his General on the work of the UN of the Hias. Once he got here,
75th birthday and his 40th anni- for the year beginning June 16, further aid came from the Jew-
versary as dean of West Coast 1961. He declared that "no pro- is Vocational Service and the
vision has been made for as- Jewish Social Service.
Anglo-Jewish journalism.
• * *
sessing members for the costs"
Maya's career here began
DR. LAWRENCE LEVIN, as- of such special programs as humbly. For the first few weeks
sociate professor of biochemis- UNEF "beyond June 30, 1962, he worked wrapping bread in a
try at Brandeis University, was and some delay must be realis- bakery.
awarded a life-time grant by tically anticipated before the
Jewish vocational officials
the American Cancer Society to members in arrears pay their felt he was qualified for work
more closely related to phar-.
continue his research into the full assessments."
The report did not identify macy. They. sent him to Brown
constituents and behavior of
the basic molecule of the cell. the member states in arrears, & Williamson and his climb to
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but all members of the Commu- success began.
DAN LEVY, a native of Is- nist bloc, led by the Soviet
rael, has been appointed his Union, have consistently re- Dr. Willenz Dies;
country's Consul for Economic fused to pay any of the costs of
Affairs for Michigan, Ohio and UNEF, which has been patrol- Chief of Ophthalmology
Kentucky, with offices in Cleve- ling the Gaza Strip and the
Dr. Alexander L. Willenz,
Sharm el Sheikh area on the chief of ophthalmology at Met-
land.
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Gulf of Akaba, since 1956.
ropolitan Hospital, died Sept. 4.
BRUCE L. KUTNICK, 18, of
He was 55.
18039 Woodingham, has been Israel Denies Entry
Dr. Willem, 16250 Greenfield,
named a winner of the Wayne
was a research associate at
to
Unconvincted
Man
County AFL-CIO's third annual
Sinai Hospital before joining
scholarship award, which pro-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The the Metropolitan Hospital staff
vides two years' tuition to Israel Supreme Court dismissed two months ago.
Wayne State University or the an application by Mervyn Green
Surviving are his wife,
University of Detroit. He is of Cleveland for an order to the Blanche; a daughter, Ingrid;
also a junior Phi Beta Kappa Interior Ministry to issue to him and a brother, Paul of the
recipient from Mumford High an immigration visa.
Bronx.
School.
The three-justice tribunal ruled
two to one against the applica- Rabbi Ozer Dies;
tion without comment, announc-
Israel Chief of Staff
ing that a detailed ruling would Was Hebrew Prof.
Reports Progress in
be issued later. The ruling will
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Rabbi
Armament Build-Up
be appealed.
Charles L. Ozer, spiritual leader
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
The crucial point before the of Temple Avodah, Oceanside,
to The Jewish News)
TEL AVIV — Chief of Staff tribunal was whether a person L. I., and professor of Hebrew
Zvi Tzur repOrted Tuesday that charged with a crime but not at Brooklyn College, died here
Israel was making progress convicted of it was "a person Sept. 2. at the age of 51. Born
with its armament organization with a criminal past likely to in Poland, Dr. Ozer came to
and exercises as well as in the endanger the public peace." the United States in 1926, and
development of new weapons. Prospective immigrants so classi- was ordained at the Hebrew
This progress, he added, fied cannot migrate to Israel Union College-Jewish institute
of Religion. He was the author
meant that Israel would be under its Law of Return.
Gold was indicted in the of a number of works on Jew-
able to overcome the enemy if
it was attacked. He made the United States on charges of ish education.
statement at another in a series fraudulent financial transactions
of exercises marking the close in that country. He arrived in
of completion of training by an Israel with a passport which he
said he lost after a substitute
armored reserve unit.
passport was taken from him by
the United States consul in
Winnipeg Newspaper
Naples to force him to return Stops itch—Relieves Pain
For the first time science has found
Opens New Building
to stand trial.
a new healing substance with the as-
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
WINNIPEG, (JTA) — The
and to relieve pain — without
Israelite Press, the only Eng- Long Beach Federation rhoids
surgery. In case after case, while
lish-Jewish newspaper in West-
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
ern Canada, celebrated the Plans Free Loan Body
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
opening of its new building
LONG BEACH, Calif., (JTA) amazing of all — results were so thor-
that sufferers made astonishing
with a public open house and a —A Jewish Free Loan Commit- ough
statements like "Piles have ceased to
special edition. The building tee, under the sponsorship of •be a problem!" The secret is a new
contains the Israelite Press, the the Jewish Community Federa- healing substance (Bio-Dyne®)— dis-
of a world-famous research
Jewish Radio Hour, a library of tion, is now in the process of covery
This substance is now avail-
books of Jewish interest, rec- organization, a c c or ding to institute.
able in suppository or ointment form
ords and a variety of Israeli Charles Savitz, president of the called Preparation HO. At all drug
counters.
products.
Federation.
SAMUEL H. DAROFF of
Philadelphia has been desig-
nated as the
first chairman
of the board
of directors of
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