$450 DN.
* * *
ILENE S. 7 MI.
REMEDIAL Reading Specialist. In-
dividualized instruction. By ap-
pointment. KE 7-9115.
LOUIE'S Re-upholstering, Repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable.
Free estimates. UN 4-3339, VE
5-7453.
BAR-MITZVAH, Hebrew Bible, Yid-
dish, English, experienced teacher.
934-1793.
MATHEMATICS TUTORING. High
school teacher. BS, MS Degrees.
14 years experience. Illinois-SMSG
programs. 353-3562.
i. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
work, no job too big or small. BR
3-4826. LI 5-4035.
CUSTOM MOVERS
MATHEMATICS, Chemistry, Physics
tutoring. All methods. All grades
including college. LI 1-2645.
BRENNER REALTY
BY JOB OR HOUR
FREE ESTIMATES
LOCAL - STATE OF MICH. -
AND LONG DISTANCE
VIOLIN INSTRUCTOR. All grades.
35 years experience. Former sym-
phony man. 342-3920.
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO.
Oak Pork
QUALIFIED college instructor desires
piano pupils. 273-6595.
Brick 7 rms., 13'-t story, 2 bed-
rooms, bath down, 2 bedrms., bath
up. Gas ht., screened terrace.
Take over for small equity.
UN 3-7236
UN 1-2265
KENOSHA AT 81 MI. RD.
Beaut. face br. ranch. 3 bed.,
Den, 2 full baths, bit. late '58,
large kitch., blt.-ins, attic fan, ex-
pens. carpets, drapes. Everything
looks new. Near schools. Must
sell. LI 7-7979.
ROVIN REALTY
PALMER WOODS
19301 STRATHCONA
OPEN 2-5 SUN.
4 BED. - 3 1 2 BATHS
Magnificent Georgian Col., built
1950; pan. front libr., impressive
foyer with circular staircase; Rec.
Rm. with bar, nat. firepl., luxuri-
ous appts., professionally deco-
rated, 214 car attach. gar. $58,000.
Thelma Polsky, BR. 3-2435 or
VE. 8-0077.
WARREN SEELYE
SPACIOUS 1/2 duplex. Carpeting,
curtains throughout. S. & S. As-
sume G.I. 4 1/2% mortgage. LI
5-7344.
SOUTH FIELD
FOR SALE OR LEASE
BUILDER'S HOME
2 bedroom ranch. Must see
to appreciate.
DI. 2-0005
OAK PARK
PIANO LESSONS. Specializing in
beginners. KE 1-0330.
BEST METHOD Hebrew speaking,
reading, writing. Adults. Begin-
ners, advanced. Private. Reason-
able fee. S. Stollman. LI 5-4936.
EXPERIENCED T E A C HE R. State
certificate. All subjects, elemen-
tary grades. Specializing in read-
ing and arithmetic. KE 5-4771.
40-EMPLOYMENT
REAL ESTATE
Large experienced Northwest of-
fice will take on 2 additional
salesmen. Profit sharing plus in-
vestment available.
Gross Realty
DI 2-1300
17350 LIVERNOIS
SECRETARY for women's organiza
tion. Northwest area. Hours 10-3.
Shorthand essential. UN 1-0131 or
LI 5-3400.
JEWISH ORGANIZATION
REQUIRES SECRETARY
Knowledge of office administra-
tion, typing, bookkeeping, mimeo-
graphing. Write Box 604, The
Jewish News. 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.
Detroit, Mich. 48235.
23 1 00 SUSSEX
OFF 9 MILE RD.
Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch. Sepa-
rate dining room. Enclosed glassed
screened porch. Carpeting and
drapes.
$17,500
HUNTINGTON WOODS
COMPANION
JEWISH SPEAKING WOMAN
55-50 to live with able elderly
lady and daughter in Northwest
apartment. Own modern room.
Salary. Call WO 3-6800, ext. 1401.
Friday thru Tuesday.
10555 LA SALLE
$15,800
Driver with station wagon needed
to transport Nursery children
Monday-Friday. Part-time. Must
be reliable and have excellent
record.
MENTENIUM F.H.A. TERMS
CALL VE. 8-7440
Beautiful spacious 3-bedroom Co].,
ultra modern kitchen with all
built-ins and snack bar. 1 1 A baths,
screened terrace. You'll love this.
2
UN. 2-8246
SELLER
4766 Outer Dr.
OPEN SUN. 1:30-5:30
Nr. Schaefer shopp. and syn. Es-
tate must be sold at once. Im-
med. poss. Clean 3-bed. Col.,
front libr., 2-car gar., PA., baths.
Rec. rm. Sacrifice.
Galin - BR. 3-0600
OPEN SUN. 2-5
21940 GARDNER, OAK PK.
Georgeous 7 rm. br . ranch, 3
bed., pan. den, 2 baths, nice car-
peting and drapes. Lovely kitch.
Asking $20,000. Immed. poss.
Shirley Cash.
SCHATTEN
342.3900
OAK PARK
Coolidge-9 Mile Area - Lovely
face brick 3-bedroom ranch, rear
paneled den, 2-car garage. Ex-
cellent condition. Priced for
quick sale. UN 4-4600.
J. WM. KLEM
YOUNG MAN between 18 & 25 to
work in Pawn Shop. Must be High
School Graduate, & single. Perman-
ent Position. Apply 3153 Woodward.
17-A-LOTS FOR SALE
NORTHWEST
VACANT LOT
CORNER Oxley and Chippewa.
60 ft. frontage. West side of
James Couzens. Complete set of
plans for a 4 bedroom or 3 bed-
room and den. 2 car brick ga-
rage. Owner.
UN 3-1025
23-B-LAND CONTRACTS
SOLD for $6,900, $1.000 dn.,
payts. $75 plus taxes. Good
Vendee Discount $750. Owner.
TI1 3-4468.
BETWEEN 10 - 4
YOUNG MAN wanted to work in
pawn shop. After school, okay. No
experience necessary. 1400 Michi-
gan. WO 2-8698.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
LARKINS MOVING
AND DELIVERY CO.
Licensed Movers
Professionals
3319 GLADSTONE
TY 4-4587
DRESSMAKING
All Binds of Alterations
Call for Appointments
UN 3-8283
17175 ROSELAWN
TILE
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
New and Repair Special
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
UN 1-5075
UN 1-4950
40-EMPLOYMENT
Unite to Stop Pornography
8760 WEST McNICHOLS
UN 2-6047
A-1 PAINTING. paperhanging, in-
terior, waliwashing. Immediate
service. Guaranteed. Reasonable.
UN 4-0326.
FURNITURE repairs and refinishing.
Free estimates. Call UN 4-3547.
FOR BETTER wall washing, call
James Russell. One day service
TO 6-4005 526 Belmont.
55
-
MISCELLANEOUS
OFFICE DESK for sale. 36x60. Ex-
cellent condition. Walnut. $25. UN
1-0131 or LI 5-3400.
55 A
-
-
MISCELLANEOUS WTD.
TURN YOUR old suits - shoes into
cash. DI 2-3717.
55 C
-
-
COATS FOR SALE
BRAND NEW natural tourmaline
mink coat. Size 12-14. Won in con-
test. Worth $3,500. Sacrifice $1,500.
GA 7-8161.
BEAVER 3/1 COAT. Excellent condi-
tion. Size 12-14, $50. EL 7-0471 be-
tween 11 a.m., 7:00 p.m.
Israel Ambassador
Urges UN to Stem
Soviet Discrimination
ALBANY, N. Y., (JTA) - Is-
rael Ambassador Avraham Har-
man said in a radio-TV inter-
view conducted by Sen. Kenneth
B. Keating, New York Republi-
can, that "speedy examination"
by the United Nations Human
Rights Commission should be
made to stem Soviet anti-
Semitism.
Noting the need for focusing
international opinion on the
Soviet Jewish problem, Harman
said that the Human Rights Com-
mission has drafted a declara-
tion of racial discrimination but
still has to consider the whole
question of religious discrimina-
tion.
The ambassador said "a very
great purpose would be served
by a speedy examination of this
by the Human Rights Commis-
sion and, subsequently, by the
General Assembly."
Agudah Parley Urges
Discreet Action on
Soviet Jewry Issue
GREENFIELD PARK, N.Y.,
(JTA) -Delegates to the 41st
annual convention of the Agu-
dath Israel of America criticiz-
ed "the highly publicized ag-
gressive tactics that various
Jewish organizations have
adopted in recent months re-
garding the situation of the
Jews in Soviet Russia."
The Rev. Morton A. Hill (left), 46, a Roman Catholic
priest, and Rabbi Julius Neumann confer on their fast as a
protest against New York City's alleged failure to crack down
on peddlers of pornographic books and pictures. Father Hill
ended his three days of fast when Mayor Wagner promised a
concerted drive against obscenity and appointed Deputy Mayor
Edward Cavanaugh Jr. as his personal coordinator in the cam-
paign. Rabbi Neumann said he would continue a partial fast
because it extends in purpose beyond his many protests on
pornography.
American Jewish Congress Charges
Krupp Empire Sta nds Against Edict
Ten years after a three-power
treaty requiring break-up of the
Krupp industrial empire, the
powerful German cartel - still
intact-is pressing for formal
release of its obligation to dis-
pose of a billion-mark-a-year
complex of coal mines and steel
plants at Rheinhausen, in the
Ruhr, the American Jewish Con-
gress charged.
In a letter to Secretary of
State Dean Rusk, the Jewish
Congress accused Alfred Krupp,
head of the huge industrial com-
bine, of having "no present in-
tention of fulfilling his commit-
ment under the treaty."
Viennese March
in Memory of
Nazis Victims
VIENNA, (JTA)-More than
4,000 Austrians, including many
leading Austrian personalities
took part in a silent march
from the former site of Gestapo
headquarters to a memorial
stone for the victims of the
Nazi era.
After placing wreaths on the
monument, speakers commem-
orated the burning of syna-
gogues in Austria in 1938 and
declared that the fight against
anti-Semitism must be carried
On without compromise.
Streets and bridges in vari-
ous parts of Lower Austria
were found s m e a r e d with
swastikas in the first instances
of such vandalism in this coun-
try in more than a year. Police
have so far been unable to ap-
prehend the culprits.
Vandals Desecrate
London Synagogue
Israel Will Issue
Stamp in Memory of
LONDON, (JTA )-P olice are
investigating an incident which Eleanor Roosevelt
took place Nov. 2 when vandals
painted a large swastika on the
Torah-reading platform of the
United Synagogue in North Lon-
don after stealing sacred silver
ornaments worth several hun-
dred pounds.
40-EMPLOYMENT
"SICK AND TIRED OF BUSINESS"
STOP THE AGGRAVATION NOW !
GET A GOOD PAYING JOB WITH NO HEADACHES
MAKE UP TO $15,000 A YEAR -
$175 A WEEK
EVEN WHILE TRAINING.
Call Now KE. 8-4050"
JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Israel's
cabinet authorized the issuance
of a special commemorative
stamp in honor of the late Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt. The stamp is
to bear her portrait.
Under a 1952 decision by the
cabinet, no Israeli postage stamp
is allowed to bear a human por-
trait, unless the government
authorizes such depiction by a
special vote. There have been
some exceptions to this rule.
"It is evident that he will
not do so unless he is confront-
ed with forthright demands for
compliance by our own Govern-
ment and by the other signa-
tories," declared Dr. Joachim
Prinz of Newark, N.J., president
of the Congress.
In his letter, the Jewish Con-
gress leader recalled that follow-
ing Alfred Krupp's release from
the Allied prison at Ladsberg,
Germany, in 1953, he was per-
mitted to resume his position
as head of the firm of Krupp
under an agreement entered
into at Mehlem, Germany, with
representatives of the United
States, France and Great Britain.
Dr. Prinz challenged the claim
that the foundry could not be
sold. He cited the sale to one
million small individual German
owners by the West German gov-
ernment of the Preussag Mining
and Coal combine and the more
recent successful public offering
of the Volkswagen enterprises.
The letter noted that sales by
the Rheinhausen works exceed
one billion marks (more than
$200,000,000) annually. Much of
this represents steel and steel
produCts barred under the Itleh-
lem treaty, according to the
letter.
Apologist for Soviet
Treatment of Jews
Arrives on U.S. Tour
NEW YORK, (JTA) - Aron
Vergelis, editor of the So-
vietische Heimland, the only
Yiddish- language periodical
published in the Soviet Union,
who arrived here this week, has
been the principal unofficial
Soviet apologist in the last year
in regard to the situation of
Soviet Jewry.
He came to the United States
as a member of a delegation of
prominent Soviet writers be-
ing sent here by the Soviet
government as part of a cul-
tural exchange team.
Cards for UNICEF
More than 20 designs by 13
prominent artists from nine
countries reflect two main
themes-children and the corn-
ing holidays-in the UNICEF
greeting card campaign this
year, it was announced at the
United Nations. The cards are
available here at the AAUN
Greater Detroit Chapter, 1132
Washington Blvd.; AAUN Oak-
land Chapter, 10505 W. Chicago;
and Wayne State University,
5050 Cass.
UAHC Parley Nov. 16-21
"The Jewish Family Today-
What It Is and What It Ought
To Be," a convocational panel
discussion, will climax a day of
study and worship on the open-
ing day of the 47th biennial
general assembly of the Union
The Golden Rule has always
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions at the Conrad Hilton Hotel been too bright for the man
in Chicago, Nov. 16-21.
who prefers the darker shades.
THE DETROIT JE WISH NEWS—Frida y, November 8, 1963
Brick Col., 4 bedrooms, modern
kitch., break. rm.., glassed and
screened porch, Rec. Rm., pass
hall, 2 car gar.; lush carpets and
drapes. To FHA.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
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PENNINGTON-CURTIS
30-A-I NSTRUCT IONS
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17-HOUSES FOR SALE