THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S — Friday, December 28, 1962

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17—HOUSES FOR SALE

40—EMPLOYMENT

MONICA-6 MILE

/odd Jewish Population Put at
2,915,000 by World Congress Survey

SALESMEN WANTED
Not order takers, closers. $10,000
re-
and up in a lucrative and app't.
, The World Jewish Congress
warding field. Make an
with Mr. Silverman. 23003 L New York has just completed
Gratiot. 778-2270.
a statistical survey of Jews all
the world, finding that
Gross Realty All Calls Made on Leads Only ° t ver
ere are 12,915,000 Jews living
17350
Livernois
DI 2-1300
122 lands.
TEACHER for religious school want- i
The survey,- carried out by
For Sale in Palmer Woods Manor, ed! One day Hebrew program. Call
Oak Park, South of 10. Lovely 4 bed- BR 2-3906.
t he WJC's Institute of Jewish
room, 23 baths home with attached
I a ffairs, reports that 10,000,000
school dis-
2-car garage. Oak Park during
the
j ews live in three countries:
tirct. Shown by appt.
CHILD CARE COUNSELOR
week. By owner. Leaving town.
z ,500,000 in the United States;
FEMALE .
Wanted a mature woman with at 2 ,200,000 in Israel, and about
24551 ONEIDA BLVD.
2 ,300,000 in the Soviet Union,
least 2 years college. to work in
small residential treatment cen-
LI 4-8894
ter with children having emo- f E ccording to figures available
tional problems. Live-in, salary
ollowing the 1959 Russian cell-
plus maintenance.
S. us.
HARTWELL NR. 7 MI.
With the recent influx of
WRITE BOX 563
3 bed. face br. Col. pass hall.
ews from North Africa,_ par-
newly decorated. lovely carpet-
THE
JEWISH
NEWS
ing & drapes. pan. den, knotty
t icularly Algeria, France - has
17100 W. '7 MILE RD.
pine rec. rm., gas lit ..gar.,
DETROIT 35, MICHIGAN
Price slashed to $15.250. $500 dn.
1 loved ahead becoming the
FHA: Here's a bargain for you . ACCREDITED Hebrew teacher want- I ourth largest Jewish commu-
for small group of children, i ity in the world with a popu-
Gentile Realty, UN 1 -491 8 ed,
in my home. LI 6•-4906, LI 6-9261. 1 ation
of 500,000 Jews. Next are
2 A rgentina and Britain, 450,000
NORTHWEST SECTION
HERZL CAMP
( ach; Canada, 250,000; Romania,
Excellent location for shopping.
i 50,000; Brazil, 140,000; Moroc-
WEBSTER,
WISCONSIN
transportation, and synagogues.
o, 125,000; and the Union of
For boys and girls, age 10 thru
6-room brick colonial. breakfast
, youth Africa, 110,000.
Jewish
democratic
Creative,
16.
room. fireplace, gas heat. Carpet-
environment. Now hirino•' for the
ing and drapes.
1963 season; Program Director,
11 largest communities,
Unit Heads, and General Coun- , n The
BY OWNER
selors. Male and Female. Write 1 which 12,175,000 Jews live,
to: Director, Herzl Camp As- ( comprise 93,7% of the total
UN. 1.8471
sociation..
world Jewish population. There
re communities of between
1986 PINEHURST AVENUE
OAK PARK
0,000 and less than 100,000 in
ST. PAUL 16, MINNESOTA
4 lands, totalling in all 570,-
BY OWNER
WOMAN TO care for invalid, live- )00,
the largest being Iran,
in, nice home, good pay. KE 2- t
Half duplex. excellent condition,
2507, KE 4-8238.
carpeting and curtains. Storms
bout 80,000; Hungary, 75,000;
■
and screens. $88 monthly. GI
ustralia, 70,000, and Uruguay,
4;-:,5,-. mortgage. $10,200.
- 40-A—EMPLOYMENT WANTED ' bout 50,000. Another 14 coun-
LI 5-7344
MIDDLE-AGED man, like to help 1 tries house communities be-
handicapped person. Will travel 1 tween 5,000 and 20,000, while
to Florida for winter. Live-in. Will
$500 DOWN
cooking. Call Mr. Barnes. 834- , ewish populations of between
67
do58.
$12,800 FULL PRICE
1,000 and 5,000 live in 18 lands.
ARDMORE-7 MI.
MAN, 42 years old, willing worker, , ews in numbers ranging be-
must have job. No selling. UN 3- tween just a few and several
5 rms. 2 bedrms., br. all on 1
2571.
flr. ►ove-in cond. carpeting &
hundred live in 64 countries
drapes. Ask for Mr. GUNTZLER.
45—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES and regions.
In announcing completion of
Gross Realty
he new statistical survey, Dr.
17350 Livernois MEATS, GROC., DAIRY
DI 2-1300
Nehemiah Robinson, director of
$200 DOWN
he Institute of Jewish Affairs,
MENDOTA - 7 MI.
Busy 1 o c a t i o n. Equipped.
aid that no basic changes had
3-BED. CUSTOM COLONIAL
Reasonable Rent. Joy-South- recurred in the geographic dis-
Double closets, birch woodwork
Pass hall, grade lay.. gas ht.
field area.
ribution of the Jewish people
Modern ldtch., dishwasher
n 1962, with the exception of a
Ideal location
LI 1-0385
rove on the part of North Af-
$18.500
ican Jews into France.
J. L. VALIQUETT CO.
50—BUSINESS CARDS
19260 GRAND RIVER KE 3-2060
I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
work. no job too big or small. BR 1!
3-4826. LI 54035.

BR. 2 FLAT 6&5
Carpeting & drapes, firepl.. 2
cr. gar. side dr. gas ht.. enc.
upper porch, only $2.000 dn.
FHA. Ask for Mrs. NAGEL.

TILE
e It fliM Mai( 0
DO
YOU
NEED
TILE WORK?
Oak Park
The season's top buy. Ranch with
New and Repair Special
2-car attach. gar. on a wooded
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
tor. lot, 25' fireplaced liv. rm.,
kitch. plus 9x11 break. nook, 3
UN 1-5075
huge bedrms., base., gas ht.,
many extras. * $17,800.
* *
INTERIOR, exterior painting, odd
jobs, neat, reasonable. C. Piotrow-
$12,900
ski. TY 8-5485.
Brk. bung. on a nice tree lined
street, excel!. cond., 3 bedrms.,
base., F.A. ht., fenced lot. Owner
leaving city. $400 dn. FHA. DRESSMAKING
All Kinds of Alterations
Southfield
Call for Appointments
80x135' landscaped lot with 3-bed-
rm. ranch, ideally placed for a
lovely setting. Carpeted liv. rm.,
UN 3-8283
10x13 kitch., forced air ht., ward-
robe closets. $12,800 with $400 dn.
1 71 75 ROSELAWN
•
FURNITURE repairs and refinishing.
Free estimates. Call UN 4-3547.
ettaAMI)
LOUIE'S Re-uphoistering, Repairing
Satisfaction guaranteed. Reason
LI 8-1500
able. Free estimates. UN 4-3339
VE 5-7453
NEW METHOD — Carpets cleaned;
walls wasned, by machine.- Work
30-A—INSTRUCTION
guaranteed. Free estimates. KE 5-
8470—KE
8-1778.
BAR-MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yid-
dish,
English,
experienced
teacher.
WE 4-1793. LARKINS MOVING
AND DELIVERY SERVICE
MATHEMATICS. Chemistry, P h y s-
ics Tutor. High School, College.
Also Office Furniture.
All methods. Expert, effective. LI
Any time.
1-2645—UN 1-9173.
Reasonable.
BAR-MITZVAH or any other kind of
GLADSTONE
Hebrew taught by experienced and
TY 4.4587
recommended teacher. LI 5-6236.
BETTER wall washing, call
BAR-MITZVAH Instructions. reason- NOR
Russell. One day service.
able, dependable, conscientious. James
TO
6-4005.
526 Belmont.
Joshua Shames. 19318 Roselawn.
UN 2-0372.
INTERIOR DECORATOR
Discounts on all custom furni-
40—EMPLOYMENT
ture. carpeting, lamps, drapes,
WOMAN to care for small home and spreads and accessories.
Semi-invalid. Sleep in. Good pay.
Free Estimates
Steady. 18625 Indiana. 863-3031, UN
No Job Too Small
1-2307.
Call Florence Paul

UN 2-4679
17512 ROSELAWN
AWNING — WINDOW
A-1
PAPER
hanging,
painting
and wall
SUPERINTENDENT
washing. Work guaranteed. Imme-
diate service. UN 4-0326.
EXPERIENCED
PAINTING,. decorating, free esti-
mates, winter prices. LI 7-5639, KE
LARGE RELIABLE COMPANY
8-1047.
KE. 8-4050
55—MISCELLANEOUS
YOUNG MAN. with handwriting, TURN YOUR old suits - shoes into
for Trl
Pawn
Shop. Steady. Good pay. cash. TU. 3-1872.
,.,,,
Q_Gfalg

People
Make News

DR. NORMAN DRACHLER,
assistant superintendent of the
Detroit Public School System,
has been named by Superin-
tendent Samuel M. Brownell to
head a committee of 19 citizens
and school leaders, including
DR. ABE CITRON of the Amer-
ican Jewish Committee, to plan
a special Emancipation Procla-
mation Centennial for the De-
troit Public Schools.

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CAPT. (DR.) GERALD D.
ABRAMS, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Abrams of Winthrop
Ave. has been appointed assist-
ant professor of pathology at
the University of Michigan, ef-
fective Jan. 1. For the past two
years, he has been on leave
from the faculty for his tour of
duty with the U. S. Army at
Walter Reed Army Research
Institute in Washington, D.C.
*
*
JACK D. GORDON, president
of Washington Federal Savings
and Loan Association, has been
named by the U. S. Department
of State as a home financing
consultant for State Department
missions in Latin Arnerica, it
was announced in Miami Beach,
Fla.
* * *
MRS. RUTH LICHTERMAN of
Royal Oak, daughter of the late
Meyer Kestenbaum of _ Chicago
who was a member of President
Eisenhower's administration, was
named by Governor-elect George
Romney to the Governor's Advis-
ory Commission on Reorganiza-
tion of State Government.
* * *
SAMUEL SNIDERMAN, prin-
cipal of Ferris Junior High
School, Highland Park, has been
appointed curriculum coordina-
tor for all _grades in the suburb's
school system.

Algerian Jewry was reduced
from an old-established, pros-
perous community of about 130,-
000 to between 10,000 and 15,-
000. There were reductions in
the numbers of Jews in Moroc-
co and Tunisia, many of whom,
with Algerian Jews, moved to
France.
Except for Jewish immigrants
from North Africa, some of
whom went to Israel, Jewish
migration was on a minor scale
in 1962, involving only modest
movements of Jews from East-
ern Europe to Israel.

Detroit Physician
Returns to Poetry

Dorrance & Co. (2047 Locust,
Philadelphia 3) has just pub-
lished a volume of poems by Dr.
Jean B. Rosenbaum of 19200
Canterbury, under the title
"Love in a Dying World." In
its announcement about the De-
troiter's poetic work, the pith-
Ushers state:
"Dr. Rosenbaum returns to
poetry with new maturity sea-
soned by his years of human
experience in medicine. Origin-
ally a published poet, his crea-
tivity was interrupted by many
years of medical education,
teaching and research. During
this period he developed the
artificial heart stimulator and
conducted basic research in a
multitude of medical areas. This
has led to international renown
and has made him the recipient
of a host of fellowships, teaching
appointments, and r es e a r c h
awards. Finally settled in the
practice of psychoanalytic psychi-
atry, he has also enjoyed na-
tional recognition as.an original
researcher in several areas of
human behavior. He brings all
this, plus his success as a pro-
fessional sculptor, back to his
first area of creativity, poetry.
The intervening years have sharp-
ened his poetic perceptiveness
and increased his sensitivity so
that he is able to synthesize his
obvious creative genius into a
brilliant and powerful analysis
of modern man's dilemma."

Poll Shows Jewish
Women in U.S. Are
Against Intermarriage

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Jewish
women in the United States are
much more strongly opposed to
mixed marriages than are Prot-
estant and Catholic Women, the
Saturday Evening Post reported
in its current issue.
The report was based on a
sampling study by Dr. George
Gallup, head of the Gallup Poll,
and Evan Hill, of 2,300 women,
1,800 wives and 500 single wo-
men. One of the questions put
to the respondents is: "Would
it make much difference to you
if a daughter of yours wished
to marry a man of a different
religion?"
The answers indicated that 74
per cent of the Jewish women
said they opposed such mar-
riages, compared with 54 per
cent of Catholic women and 45
per cent of Protestant women.
The report added that few of
the women protested such mar-
riages on grounds of religious
conviction. "More than half of
those who disapproved are quite
pragmatic in their reasons," the
report noted, adding that they
believed that such marriages
"often do not work."

JNF, Center Will
Sponsor City-Wide.
Youth Conference

A conference of Detroit Jew-
ish youth will take place Feb.
15-17 at the Jewish Center,
18100 Meyers.
The conference, sponsored by
the Jewish youth groups in the
city,. will aim to promote a
strong and more positive ap-
proach of Jewish youth to Jew-
ish life and to Israel.
The theme of the assembly is
"The Mutual Responsibility of
Jewish Youth to the Jewish
People." Co-chairmen are Elea-
nor Prescott and Bob Clinton.
The conference theme is iden-
tical with that of the World
Jewish Youth Conference,
which will be held in Jerusa-
lem next August, and will en-
deavor to • find ways and means
of enabling this city's youth to
be represented at that gather-
Prevented Expulsion
ing by at least one delegate.
Bendit Gomperz, an 18th cen- This delegate will be selected
tury Dutch - Jewish financier, during the conclave via an
wielded great influence on the oratorical contest.
Dutch government at the start
of the 18th century and suc- Too Many _Campaigns
ceeded in having the Dutch
JERUSALEM, (JTA) -- Sep-
Ambassador intercede in favor
of the revocation of a decree by arate Jewish fund-raising cam-
Empress Maria Theresa expell- paigns in the United States are
ing the Jews from Bohemia and "seriously interfering" with the
United Jewish Appeal's drive in
Moravia.
America, Aryeh Pincus, treas-
The University of Michigan urer of the Jewish Agency,
maintains three astronomical ob- warned at a meeting of the
servatories. Agency executive.

POEN/

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BY HENRY LEONARD

SISTERHOOD
MEETING
TON ITE
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"And now, girls, fasten your seat belts and let
us soar together with Rabbi Nubkin, as he trav-
erses over 5,000 years of Jewish history in the
next half hour."

Copr. 1962, Dayenu Productions