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February 04, 1966 - Image 38

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1966-02-04

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40—EMPLOYMENT

30-A—INSTRUCTIONS

OAR-MITZVAH, Hebrew, Bible, Yiddish,
English; experienced teacher, 342-9254.

A & H AND LIFE

General Agency
Opportunities

31.--TRANSPORTATION

CARS TO BE GIVEN

TOP COMMISSIONS
FREE LEAD

To Philadelphia, New York City,
Seattle, Florida, Utah, California,
Texas, Arizona, etc. Also drivers
furnished to drive your car any-
where.

Advertising Service

ALL POINTS DRIVER AGENCY

Total Deal Too Much
to Mention Here

9970 GRAND RIVER
DETROIT, MICH. 48204
WE 1-0621

WOMAN driving to California wants
passenger. References. UN 2-4374.

40—EMPLOYMENT

TO WORK IN
PAWN SHOP.
YOUNG PERSON

For More Information
Phone 864-8954

OLD EQUITY LIFE

SALES PERSON

Needed for pawn shop,
with good pay, willing to
learn.

WO 1-3884

Person laoking for a good home to
work as a companion with middle-
aged woman. Call any day 9 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. except Sat. & Sun.

721-2438
Must Have Personal References

40-A—EMPLOYMENT WANTED

18123 James Couzens
Detroit, Mich.
Our Men Know of This AD

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wants baby
sitting job. UN 4-1376.

BETH ISRAEL CONGREGATION

TAILOR SHOP for sale. Doctors orders.
Delman Tailors, 8038 W. McNichols.

A-1 OFFICE work (Jewish) experienced
in shorthand, typing, light bookkeeping,
WANTED — Competent secretary — 1 payroll checks and sales. Reliable. 862-
girl office. Typing essential, shorthand 0987.
skills helpful. 40 hour week, liberal
fringe and vacation benefits. B'nai
Irrith Youth Organization. 342-7337.
45 — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

After School Okay
No Experience Necessary

1400 MICHIGAN
WO 2-8698

1429 Hill St., Ann Arbor, is seeking
the services of candidates to fill the
position of Religious School Super-
intendent for the coming year. Send
resume of experience and back-
ground to Rabbi Harold S. White to
arrange interview.

BETH ISRAEL CONGREGATION

1429 Hill St., Ann Arbor, is seeking
the services of a qualified cantor
for the High Holy Days. The Con-
gregation is Conservative in ori-
entation. Address inquiries to Rabbi
Harold S. White with. a resume of
experience and musical background.

WANTED for general office work. Full
time. Typing and some bookkeeping—.
for accountants office. Call Z42-5015.

17—HOUSES FOR SALE

17—HOUSES FOR SALE

OAK PARK BEST BUYS !

Only S left at 1965 Price

"Buy now! Beat interest increase"
The "ROSEMONT" Colonial
3 bedrms., 11/2 baths, 2-car attach. garage
The "MANHATTAN" Ranch
3 bedrms., 11/2 baths, 2-car attach. garage

$22,500
$ 21 500

Family Room and Fireplace Included

Near Schools, Synagogues and Shopping
60 DAY DELIVERY

MODEL OPEN SAT. AND SUN., 1-6 P.M.
2 blks. W. of Coolidge
Model 14491 LaBelle
2 lbks. S. of 11 Mi.

R060 M ONIT 801111.1D I IN iG 00.I

Office 543 - 8488

40—EMPLOYMENT

Call for further information
Weekdays till 5:30 p.m.

Model 545 - 9643

OAK PARK HEIGHTS

ONLY 4 MORE CHOICE HOME SITES AVAILABLE
PRICES START FROM $23,300, DN. PAYMENT AS LOW AS 10%
3 and 4 bedrms., 2 and 21/2 baths, Large Family Rooms, 2-car attach.
garage, Built-in Frigidaire Oven and Range, Dishwasher, Disposal, In-
sulated Wood Windows and Screens. Center hall entrance, etc.
Model Open Every Day and
LINCOLN
Sunday from Noon 'til
6 p.m. (Closed Thursday)

Model at
14620 LUDLOW

50 — BUSINESS CARDS

Business cards, $5.50 per thousand,
printed envelopes size 10 regular
$11.00 per thousand. Size Pk regu-
lar, $9.00 per thousand. Size 6%
window, $10.00 per thousand.

M & M SPECIALTY CO.
Call Anytime After 6

541-3521

A-1 PAINTING, paperhanging, interior
wallwashing. UN 4-0326, UN 2-3873 after
6:30.

FOR BETTER wall washing, _call James
Russell. One day service. TO 64005.
526 Belmont.

DECORATING, interior, exterior paint-
ing. Small carpenter work. Clean and
quick service. Call Bill Powell. 542-3270.

LARKINS MOVING CO.

Household and
Office Furniture

LICENSED MOVERS
PROFESSIONALS
894-4587

I. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
work. We specialize in rec. rooms. DR
3-4826, LI 5-4035.

JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO.
By Hour or Flat Rate

Local and Long Distance Packing, stor-
age, pianos, appliances, household furn-
ishings.
8829 Northend—Ferndale
UN 2 - 6047
543 - 4832

FURNITURE refinished and repaired.
Free estimates. UN 4-3547.

VIENNA FURRIER. Re-modeling, re-
pairs. Reasonable prices. DI 1-0462.

EXPERT licensed manicurist—Thursday-
Friday and Saturday. Save 50c—britg
this ad during Feb. 7. Star Barber
Shop. 13527 W. 7 Mile. UN 4-9659.

1 blk. N. of Balfour
10 Mi. and Lincoln
Model Phone 543-5210

New Models Coming Soon in SOUTHFIELD: Be Sure to Inquire
About Our Newest Location, Southfield's Finest Area

KE 2-5461

EL 6-8628

SHERWOOD FOREST - GREEN ACRES

All the early American traditional decore completes the charm of this
center entrance colonial with 1 1/2 baths and 2 twin size bedrooms plus
master suite with dressing room. Modern kitchen with all built-ins and
separate breakfast room, large living room and front den plus cozy rear
family room. 2 car garage. Gas heat. Assume high mtge.



If you have been looking for a spacious rooms, this contemporary 3
bedroom 2 story home has just that. 1 1/2 baths, finished recr. room,
central, air-conditioned.



Charming colonial — center entrance passhall to large rear dining
room, den, 1 step down to gracious living room with natural fireplace
plus front kitchen, separate breakfast rm., mud room, 2 car garage.
2 full baths up plus powder room on main floor. 3 bedrooms, carpets,
drapes. Will rent, optional to buy.





*

LUXURY SUBURBAN HOMES

.

HAMPSHIRE WOODS
9 Mile-Southfield. Magnificent and customized in every detail. 3 bed-
rooms, formal living room, dining room, unusual contemporary feeling
with step down family room, fireplace, kitchen built-ins, large screened
terrace, finished recr. room, air-conditioned. Attached 2 car garage.
BIRMINGHAM
2 bedrooms — front libr., huge rear living room, dining room looks
out upon a magnificently landscaped 1/2 acre lot. Large utility room,
attached garage,- built-in kitchen with separate breakfast room, central
air-conditioning. Luxurious carpets and drapes.

*

*

VACANT LOT

FRANKLIN VILLAGE
Over an acre. The home of your dreams can be built on this gorgeous
setting in the heart of Franklin Village. $20,000.

SHELDON ROSS REAL ESTATE
DI 2-8383

55 — MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE -- Electric stair glide with
swivel seat. Like new. Exceptional
value. Can be seen by app't. UN 3-7866.

Sobeloff Addresses 500
at LA Federation Meeting

LOS ANGELES (JTA) — The
Jewish Federation - Council of
Greater Los Angeles held its an-
nual all-day meeting here last
week, attended by more than 500
representatives of JFC's 29 health
and social welfare agencies, affi-
liated member organizations and
United Jewish Welfare Fund vol-
unteers.
In his annual report to the
meeting, former Detroiter Isidore
Sobeloff, JFC executive director,
said that "the Federation belongs
to all of us. All of us who honor
our tradition are eligible and wel-
come to share in this grand com-
munity enterprise which is as per-
sonal as our own immediate inter-
ests and at the same time world-
wide in the scope of its concerns.
"The great need for manpower in
order to conduct a successful 1966
Welfare Fund campaign presents
an opportunity for members of the
Jewish community to demonstrate
their support of the life-giving ser-
vices around the corner a n d
around the world that are provided
by the drive," Sobeloff said in an
appeal for volunteers.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38—Friday, February 4, 1966

WJCongress Plenary Delegates to See
Camp. Dedicated to Belgian Victims

By MONTY JACOBS
If there is a gale blowing, the
creaking and groaning o f Fort
Breendonck's barrack doors carry
down the Antwerp-Brussels high-
way, and the wind, gusting in
terrifying fashion, whips around
the gallows and the firing posts
where Nazi victims died. But this
summer, if it is still and sunny
and quiet at Breendonck, the echo
of that grim era in the history of
Belgian and European Jewry will
be heard 15 or 16 miles away in
Brussels. There, in the Belgian
capital, the leaders of world Jewry,
corning from 40 or 50 lands for
the fifth plenary assembly of the
World Jewish Congress, will pay
tribute to the millions massacred
in Europe's madness.
Fort Breendonck was notorious.
Into this barbed wire compound
thousands of persons, political op-
ponents of Nazisni, Belgian re-
sistence fighters, Jews and others
were brutally thrust, some to hang,
some to drop under dreadful vol-
leys. Malines was another notori-
ous point, mainly because it was
the transit trap into which 25,000
or 26,000 Jews were herded before
deportation to the death camps.
Breendonck and Malines figured
prominently in the infamous op..
eration the Nazis put into effect
when they streamed into Belgium
in May of 1940. At the time Bel-
gian Jewry totaled about 90,000,
of whom about one third were
r e f u g e e s from Germany and
Austria. The sudden German
thrust, engulfing Belgium, brought
consternation to Belgian Jewry
and set thousands on the move
in search of sanctuary. Some
reached safety in Switzerland,
many others found only temporary
respite in France.

Belgium had earlier displayed
its concern for Hitler's victims
by admitting almost 35,000 refu-
gees. Most of them were accom-
modated in Brussels and Ant-
werp where, in a swift attempt
to strike roots, they established
factories and businesses. Near
Brussels a special center was
established for the initiation of
the refugees into the Belgian
way of life, and much of the
furniture and equipment came
from the Belgian government.

In mid-1939 Belgium had earlier
demonstrated its humanitarianism,
when a shipload of 900 hapless
refugees, barred from Cuba on
technical grounds, was shuttled
back to Europe. Jointly with
Britain, France and Holland, the
Belgian authorities agreed to give
a home to the weary refugees.
When Germany overran Belgium
a year later, Queen Mother Eliza-
beth and some of the country's
leading citizens demanded that
the Jews be left unharmed. The
German military leaders agreed
but the Gestapo disregarded any
such undertaking and began an
assault on the Jews that resulted
in thousands going to their death
through Fort Breendonck and
Dossin Barrack at Malines. Thou-
sands of Belgian Jews managed
to escape; hundreds were hidden
and guarded at incredible risk by
dedicated Belgian friends and
neighbors. But the flow in and out
of Breendonck, in and out of
Malines, took a dreadful toll, and
only about 25,000 Jews remained
to bless the liberation of Belgium
at the end of the war.
The grisly events at Malines are

1,500 Israeli Citizens
Change Their Religions

JERUSALEM (ZINS) — During
the past 18 years, 1,500 Israeli citi-
zens changed their religion, ac-
cording to an announcement by the
Ministry of the Interior. Half of
this number, belonging to various
religious faiths, converted to Cath-
olicism; about a quarter converted
to Judaism and about another 25
per cent joined the Protestant
Church and Islam. Approximately
200 citizens have not reported to
which faith „,t.taey converted.

recorded by a plaque erected by
the Jewish community of Brussels.
Belgium has decreed that Breen-
donck shall remain intact, ghastly
memento of murder, to which the
delegates of the WJC Plenary
Assembly, rededicating themselves
to the task of safeguarding Jewry
and its rights, will come to pay
their homage.

4

Eban's 1st Stop on Tour
Is 'Good Friend,' France

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

PARIS — Relations between
France and Israel "are so good it
is hard for me to imagine that
they could improve", Israel's For-
eign Minister Abba Eban stated
here Tuesday after a conference
here with his French counter-
part, Foreign Minister Maurice
Couve de Murville and prior to
his departure for the United
States.
Eban, making his first tour
abroad since he took over the
Israeli Foreign Ministry two weeks
ago, stopped in Paris first and
conferred with Couve de Murville
for a half hour. They discussed,
the Israeli said afterward, "mu-
tual problems, the relations be-
tween our two countries and cer-
tain international questions."

After expressing his satisfac-
tion over the excellent Franco-
Israeli relations in general,
Eban said, "Our conversation
illustrated the affinity of thought
that exists between our two

countries and our common vi-
sion of the world and the Mid-
dle East region. It is not mere
chance that I am starting my
trip in Paris. The choice sym-
bolizes the deep feelings we
have for France. An atmosphere
of agreement prevailed during
my talk."

Eban was asked by newsmen
whether the "spirit of Tashkent"
prevailed during his conference
with the French foreign minister.
The reference was to the pacifi-
cation agreement made recently
at a conference in Tashkent in
the USSR between India and
Pakistan. The Israeli foreign min-
ister replied that to him the "spirit
of Tashkent" symbolizes a world
tendency to consolidate the
Israeli-Arab status quo.
Eban arrived in the U.S. Tues-
day night for a series of meetings
with top leaders of the U.S. gov-
ernment and the United Nations,
as well as for a series of lectures
in various parts of the country.
In many of his conferences,
Eban will renew acquaintance
with various leaders of the U.S.
government, the UN and the
American Jewish community who
knew him for years as Israel's
ambassadOr to Washington and to
the United Nations.
Among Eban's scheduled ap-
pointments were conferences in
Washington with Vice - President
Hubert H. Humphrey and Secre-
tary of State Dean Rusk, with
whom he was to discuss the latest
developments in the Middle East
arms race. He will deliver two
addresses in Philadelphia, where
her will also meet Jewish com-
munity leaders at the headquar-
ters of the Federation of Jewish
agencies. Tuesday he is scheduled
to be the guest speaker at a State
of Israel Bonds dinner to be held
in Los Angeles.

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