30-A—INSTRUCTIONS
40—EMPLOYMENT
PIANO LESSONS in my home. North-
west section. BR 3-8806, after 11 a.m.
MATHMATICS tutoring, high school
teacher, B.S., M.S. degrees. 16 years
experience, modern math. 353-3562.
2 SALES MANAGERS
Wanted — who have ad-
in
ministrative abilities
retail. $17,000 per year.
Want to stay active?
Final Payment on Loan
to Israel From U.S. Bank
Is Made a Year Early
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Harold
F. Linder, president and board
chairman of the U.S. Export-Import
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Bank, lauded Israeli economic
MR. MEYER
progress at a ceremony marking
the final payment of a $135,000,000
OFFICE CREDIT MANAGER loan extended to Israel Jan. 19,
1949.
Alside, Inc. has opening for man for
Linder said the bank took great
local office. Responsibility includes
handling collections, and maintain-
satisfaction in the "minor role" it
ing records. Some accounting or
played in assisting Israel's develop-
experience helpful. Position offers
good salary and many top em-
ment. He said "the Export-Import
ployee benefits plus the opportunity
bank is gratified to see this loan,
to advance anywhere in the nation-
wide organization. MR. ROSEN-
made 16 years ago, repaid in full,
THAL.
a year before it was due."
862 8336
Ambassador Avraham Harman
expressed appreciation to the bank,
BABY SITTER. Half days. Lahser-11 stating that the loan was very
Mile. 353-7024.
significant and came at a decisive
moment in Israel's history, when
SEMI-RETIRED SALES EXECS. it was faced by enormous expenses
in maintaining defense, meeting
Want to stay active ?
the population increase, and de-
Here's an opportunity for
veloping agriculture, i n d u s t r y,
profitable selling. Mr.
and trade.
Meyer.
The final check, in amount of
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$60,180.00, was presented by Dr.
Jacob Arnon, director general of
the Israel Ministry of Finance.
45—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Random, Knop f, Pantheon Books
Excellent Read ing for Children
Three major publishing houses
have joined forces in the produc-
tion of children's books.
Random House, Alfred A.
Knopf and Pantheon Books are
working in unison in this publish-
ing venture, and the result is an
excellent collection of new books
for children that fill a great need.
Several new titles have been
issued jointly as part of this im-
pressive venture, and in the works
produced—for the very young who
must be read to and for those
who can read for themselves—
there is a variety of great merit.
There is a new work by the
famous Dr. Seuss, who already
has gained renown for many best
sellers in children's books. Now
we have, under the Random
House imprint, the - charming
story "I Had Trouble in Getting
to Solla Sollew."
Illustrations and narrative hold
the young reader's attention as
Dr. Seuss tells of a trip filled
with terror but marked by the
determined will of the traveler to
reach his destination. Told in
rhyme, this is an adventure story
and in the children's way it has
pathos and humor, ending in joy,
completing a travelogue in a man-
ner that will cause the youngsters
to turn the pages back again and
again for the retelling of the
narrative.
Also under the Random House
imprint is a much smaller book,
but one with similar merit. Dare
Wright's illustrated "Take Me
Home" is another of her
famed doll stories. It is a story
about Robin, who is lost in the
CARS TO BE GIVEN
woods; Susan, who finds her; Crow,
To Philadelphia, New York City,
who helps solve a problem which
Seattle, Florida, Utah, California,
results in a return home. There
Texas, Arizona, etc. Also drivers
furnished to drive your car any-
is charm in the narrative form
where.
of this Wright tale—a story that
ALL POINTS DRIVER AGENY
indicates anew the storyteller's
skill.
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DETROIT, IMCH. 48204
Another Random House book
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of delight is "Trubloff—The
Mouse Who Wanted to Play the
40—EMPLOYMENT
Balalaika." The story and illus-
trations are by John Burning-
ham. Both are splendidly de-
SALESMEN
tailed.
Full or part-time. Even if you are
This is a narrative also marked
not looking for a job, better job
may be looking for you. Call for
by
an element of adventure. There
appt.
is a cat in the story about mice,
MR. BENJAMIN
but the cat gets too much food
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at the bar and won't go after the
mice. And so we have a musical
MEN'S TAILOR. 3 days a week. 341-
narrative about a mouse that plays
3300. Mr. Berman.
an instrument and trains an or-
chestra of mice. And there are no
2 ASSIST. SALES MANAGERS
cat-mouse struggles in the experi-
Needed at once. Top pay,
ence passed on to young readers.
BILLARD
room,
beautiful,
modern
fam-
terrific future. Mr. Benja-
Also in rhymes is "I Wish That
ily type. 15 tables. 20340 West Seven YM-YWHA, Center Join
min.
Mile Road. KE 2-0040.
I Had Duck Feet," by Theodore Le-
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — Lead-
Sieg, illustrated by Barney To-
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ers of the Federation of Jewish
50
bey, published by Random House.
BUSINESS CARDS
Agencies of Greater Philadelphia
There is much wishing in the re-
ROOF-CHIMNEY repaired and refaced, lauded the completion of the
corded game. There is action, a
$50. Gutters cleaned and rust proofed,
To work in pawn shop, young man
$20 and tip. Windows scraped, puttied, merger of this city's YM-YWHA
fire, acquisition of a nose like an
of high school age. After school
painted with Dutch Boy, $4 each. The and Neighborhood Center which,
okay. No experience necessary.
elephant that performs lots of ac-
Andrews Service. 873-9356.
as a single agency, will serve a
tion—such as fire-fighting, car-
A-1 PAINTING, paperhanging, interior population of more than 350,000
1400 MICHIGAN
washing, etc. But that nose also
wallwashing. UN 4-0326, UN 2-3873 after
in a three-county area with Jewish
6:30.
leads to trouble and embarrass-
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cultural, health and physical fit-
ment, with the finale of expressing
FOR BETTER wall washing, call James
Russell. One day service. TO 6-4005. ness programs and recreational
the desire to be oneself.
526 Belmont.
services.
It was as a division of Ran-
YOUNG MEN
DECORATING, interior, exterior paint-
dom House that Beginners Books
ing. Small carpenter work. Clean and
17 and up. Jr. salesmen,
series commenced about two
quick service. Call Bill Powell. 542-3270.
paid while in training.
years ago, and the newest in
Mr. Benjamin.
the series is "The King, the
LARKINS MOVING CO.
By ELIAHU SALPETER
One seems to leave firm ground Mice and the Cheese," by Nancy
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(Chief
JTA
Correspondent
in
Israel)
Household and
when it comes to what the fiscal and Eric Gurney. Story and pic-
(Copyright, 1965, JTA, Inc.)
Office Furniture
JERUSALEM—Before returning authorities consider as luxuries ture combine to make this a de-
LICENSED MOVERS
to Israel from the United States, of life. A small Japanese six- lightful tale about the elements
after an absence of four years, I tr•nsistor pocket radio which can mentioned in the title. But they
PROFESSIONALS
had been warned by many, Israelis be picked up at any discount shop are even more interesting than
894-4587
and Americans alike, to expect a in America for $6 to $7, is avail- they sound and the introduc-
I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter country torn by the current pre- able here in seemingly unlimited
tion of animals and cooks as well
Guaranteed Salary
work, no job too big or small. BR 3-4826,
election struggle. These dire warn- supply for 80 to 90 pounds, that as royalty make the narrative
LI 5-4035.
ings have probably contributed to is close to $30. And if people most entertaining.
Plus Bonus
the pleasant surprise of the first spend in America as much for
As an A. A. Knopf volume, "The
TILE
cars as in Israel, everybody would Calico Jungle" by Dahlov Ipcar at-
Nation's largest weekly publi-
days spent in the country.
DO YOU NEED TILE WORK?
Surprising as it sounds to many be driving Lincolns and Cadillacs. tests to the author's ability both
cation requires part-time tele-
New and Repair Special
Israelis who love to gripe about A small, locally assembled car— as storyteller and illustrator. Chil-
phone sales representatives to
U OF D TILE & TERRAZZO CO.
the local bureaucracy, government and when one says small it means dren who love animals, flowers,
work from our modern down-
UN 1-4950
officials today are definitely more small in the European sense, and the wild life of the outdoors, as
town office.
ARE YOU satisfied with the sound of polite than they were four years not in the American sense, since well as fine verses, will find this
your piano? Let me bring it back to ago. Going through customs is a Falcon or a Rambler is con-
just the book to have read to them.
9-9 Hours Arranged
life. UN 4-4881. No Sat. or Holiday calls.
much less reminiscent of the hey- sidered here a big car—would cost And those who can read for them-
about
$4,000;
while
those
who
For interview call
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO. day of the Spanish Inquisition: as want and can afford a standard selves will find extra delight in
a matter of fact, customs officials
following the story that begins
By Hour or Flat Rate
even advise you of the best legal Chevrolet have to shell out $7,000 with the sewing of patchwork
Local and Long Distance Packing, stor-
—repeat, $7,000—for the pleasure. quilts on which are designed the
age, pianos, appliances, household furn- ways to assure that you get what-
ishings.
ever benefits are due to you. It The reason, of course, is that animals and flowers and fruits.
8700 West McNichols Rd.
may, of course, be that the pre- customs and excise are extremely
In the combined effort of chil-
UN 2-6047
sence of two screaming kids at high. On a medium price imparted dren's book publishing there are
the late hour of the night con- English car, about two-thirds of two from Pantheon Books.
tribute to some extent to the the sale price goes to the Internal
55—MISCELLANEOUS
One, "The Plaid Peacock," by
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP,
celerity of handling incoming Revenue, and only one-third is the Sandy Alan, was illustrated by
MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION
UNIVERSAL Standard Encyclopedia, 25 passengers.
actual
cost
of
the
car.
(Act of October 23, 1962: Section 4369,
volumes, looks brand new, $15. UN
Kelly Oechsli. These are rhymes
Title 39, United States Code)
1-6668.
Not much has changed, how-
Still, the country is full, not about a peacock whose train
Date of filing: October 9, 1965
ever,
in
the
amount
of
paper
work
THE JEWISH NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
only of transistor radios (through matches the Scottish Fusiliers
Weekly
55 A MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
that burdens government officers the fashion of running around regiment's colors. Here, too, there
17100 West Seven Mile Road
here and carbon paper manufac- with blaring radios evidently is is adventure, climaxed by a forest
Detroit, Wayne, Michigan 48235
Publisher: Philip Slomovitz, 2966 West TURN YOUR OLD SUITS, topcoats, turers must be among the rich- not any longer "in" among the
shoes into cash. DI 2-3717.
flame that threatens the peacock's
Outer Drive, Detroit, Michigan 48221.
est people in Israel today. The teenagers here), but also of new feathers. But he flies on to safety.
Editor: Same as above.
Managing Editor: Same as above.
major shock for somebody who European and locally made cars. There is fear for his life, until
COATS FOR SALE
Owner (If owned by a corporation, its 55 C
has been absent for several years This is only part of the evidence the Fusiliers arrive with him, car-
name and address must be stated and
also immediately thereunder the names DARK RANCH mink coat. Size 10. Full
comes when he ventures on his of the considerable increase in the rying him in as a hero because he
and addresses of stockholders owning length. Brand new. Sacrifice. EL 6-8447.
first s:hopping trip. Vague memo- standard of living of the middle- was their charmed mascot.
or holding 1 percent or more of total
And
amount of stock. If not owned by a cor-
ries of past costs and prices are class Israeli which occured in the slightly bumrned feathers grow
poration, the names and addresses of 60
CARS FOR SALE
of sentimental value at the best recent years and which often back in to assure the beauty
the individual owners must be given.
of
If owned by a partnership or other un- 1964 OLDS Cutlass convertible. Power in trying to judge the cost of strikes American visitors who,
the peacock's tail.
incorporated firm, its name and address, steering and brakes. Must sell. Reason- living these days.
somehow,
still
expect
to
meet
pio-
as well as that of each individual must able. 476-5205.
Pantheon Books' new crea-
Some things are, of course,
be given.)
neers on tractors in the middle tions includes the story for
THE JEWISH NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
still
relatively
cheap
if
trans-
of Israel cities.
17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit, 61 A
GARAGE WANTED
older children, "The Clue of
lated into dollars at the present
Michigan 48235.
Old-time pioneers and idealists the Black Cat," by Paul Berna,
Philip Slomovitz, 2966 West Outer WANTED — To rent garage. 10 Mile-
exchange
rate
of
three
Israeli
Drive, Detroit, Michigan 48221.
Coolidge area. 544-0529.
pounds per dollar. A loaf of bemoan what they consider the with illustrations by Prudence
Bondholders—none.
hunger after things material Seward.
A. Total no. copies printed (net
bread which used to cost 17
press run), average no. copies each is- Cleveland Federation
Translated from the French by
among the younger generation.
agorot
costs
only
38
agorots
sue during preceding 12 months, 11,430;
However, by and large, a more John Buchanan-Brown, this story
single issue nearest to filing date, 11,600. Acquires Own Building
which is still only about 13
B. Paid circulation:
cents; and a pair of good man's reasonable attitude seems to have describes life in a shabby Paris
CLEVELAND (JTA) — For the
1. Sales through dealers and carriers,
developed among Israelis on this apartment, the search for better
shoes costs about 30 pounds,
street vendors and counter sales: Aver- first time in its 62 years, Cleve-
age no. of copies each issue during pre-
subject. It is realized that, in a quarters, the cheating of the head
that
is
$10.
But
then
salaries
ceding 12 months, 1,250;; single issue land's Jewish Community Federa-
represent more of a one-to-one modern nation's economy, one of of the family by confidence game
nearest to filing date, 1,300.
tion is housed in its own building
2. Mail subscriptions: average no of
ratio than a three-to-one ratio the fundamental rules is that it artists. This is where the great
copies each issue during preceding 12 in a newly completed structure.
compared to the dollar. A is more important to earn more adventure begins—the search for
months, 9,738; single issue nearest to The site and the building, a gift
than to spend less. Therefore, the bandits by the tricked man's
filing date, 10,000.
medium
grade government of-
of more than $1,000,000, were
C. Total paid circulation.
ficial makes about 700 to 800 though the government strives to sons. The clues, the role played
Average no. of copies each issue dur- donated to the Federation by a
ing preceding 12 months, 11,188; single group of communal leaders.
pounds, of which the net, after restrict imports of luxury or semi- by a mysterious black cat, the
issue nearest to filing date, 11,300.
luxury products, and to put some ingenuity of the youngsters, lead
taxes, social security payments,
D. Free distribution (including sam-
During its 62 years, the Federa-
brakes on the increase in the rate to recovery of the money. The
ples) by mail, carrier or other means, tion has occupied rented space in
etc. is about 500-600 pounds.
200, single issue nearest to filing date
of consumption, the main effort, cat becomes a pet. The clues are
200.
office buildings always in down-
it is realized, must be directed marked by action, mingled with
I certify that the statements made by town Cleveland, and
repeatedly THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
toward the raising of efficiency, fun. It is a good story, well told,
me above are correct and complete.
PHILIP SLOMOVITZ outgrew its quarters.
30—Friday, October 8, 1965
productivity and export.
ably translated.
31—TRANSPORTATION
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A View of Israel-Upo n Returning Home
$3-$4 Per Hour.
Mr. Knight
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