38—Friday., February 17, 1967

40—EMPLOYMENT

WANTED—Housekeeper to take charge
of ,household and care for infant. No
other children. Kosher cooking. 342-
5316.

BOOKKEEPER — \ Experienced, knowl-
edge of general ledger, payroll reports,
subsidiary ledgers. Typing , and short-
hand. ' Pleasant surroundings. 5-day
week. Northwest section. BR 2-1670.

Ford Motor to Be Cited for 30 Years
of Business Dealings With Israel

Samuel Daroff, Honorary Chairman
of UJA, Philadelphia Philanthropist -

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The.Jewish News)

NEW YORK—The Ford Motor' Co. has been named recipient
PHILADELPHIA — Samuel H.
of the • annual award of merit of the Americari-Israel Chamber
Daroff, 68, honorary national chair-
of Commerce ,and Industry, Nathan Straus III, chairman of
INTELLIGENT person familiar • with
man of the United Jewish Appeal
the chamber, announced here Wednesday. .
office routine and typing. Good salary
and leader in a wide range of Jew-
and additional benefits. 933-6190.
Presentation of the award will be made at the annual dinner
ish educational and humanitarian
of the chamber May 25 in New York. Donald N. Frey, vice
WANTED — Person- experienced in sell-
activities, died early Tuesday morn-
ing and displaying produce. TO 8-m1.
president of Ford Motor Co. and general manager of the Ford
ing at this city's Albert Einstein
Division, 'will_ accept the award on behalf of the company.
CONVALESCENT woman needs 'com-
Medical Center, of,- which he was
panion. Room, board and *ages. Refer-
The decision to present this year's award to Ford, _Straus 111 the president and board chairman.
ences. LI 4-8801, 356-0657.
said, was prompted by the fact that the company was marking
The Philadelphia-born philan-
WANTED — :Experienced typist-dicta-
this year the 30th anniversary of its activities in Israel. He noted ..:: thropist was secretary-treasurer of
phone - operator for social service agen-
that
"much
of
Israel's
road
transportation
progress
has
thus
cy; 5 day week; conveniently located—
H. Daroff, Inc., and director of,
Northwest area; references • required.
been connected with Ford Motor Co."
Industries, Inc., major
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REAL ESTATE

Model of Temple at Arad Shown at Israel Museum

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JERUSALEM — A temple built ing and export. And trade with
3,000 years ago in the Negev desert Egypt flourished. The find in-
is now On Show—as a model—here cluded many Egyptian vessels and
many jars which served for the ex-
at the Israel Museum.
Starts soon, Register now!
The temple, which in many parts port of oil and wine to Egypt—the
Improve your status in life—age is
no barrier! We will train you now of its planning resembled the taber- like of which had been found in
for a career in REAL ESTATE. 2 nacle and Solomon's temple in Jeru- Pharaonic tombs.
openings available to complete 'staff salem, was in use for some 300
in the OAK PARK office.
yearS at Arad. Built in the days of Rabbi Isi'ael Goldfarb;
Call Ron Galperin, LI 8-1500
King Solomon (920 BCE) the, tem-
ple was destroyed when King Josiah Wrote Songs, Hymns
destroyed all the altars outside
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L.I. —
24621 • Coolidge, Ook Park
Jerusalein.
Rabbi Israel Goldfarb, considered
Shown with the model is a big the father of congregational sing-
exhibition ancient Arad, includ-
45---BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ing in synagogues, died Tuesday
ing incense altars, vari-OUs vessels
HAZEL PARK — Party store, beer and of the temple and little sherds car- at age 87.
wine. Grossing $65,000 year. Established
Rabbi Goldfarb authored 10
40 years. Building and business, $27,000. rying the names Meremoth and
volumes' of music for the syna-
Terms. LI 7-5585.
Pashhur which apparently served
gogue, religious school and home,
ESTABLISHED Pawn Shop for sale. as working-chips of - those two
one of the most popular hymns
Top location. Retiring from business. known families of priests.
Call TE 3-3230.
being "Sholern Aleichem" sung on
The archaeological dig at Arad
Friday nights at the 'welcoming of
uncovered also one of the first
the Sabbath. -
known
Israel
State
Archives.
It
be-
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
In 1959, he was named rabbi
longed to Eliashib son of Eshiahu
$350,000 gross sales prime
who governed the place during the emeritus of Cong. Baith Israel An-
west side location, beautiful
last days of the First Temple (600 shei Ernes,. Brooklyn. He became
bldg. and decor—terms.
BCE). Here are the governor's spiritual leader of the congrega-
tion in 1905.
841-1400 seals, many letters on matters of
ELSEA
Born in Poland, Rabbi Gold- -
state and defense and some men-
farb was a graduate of the Jew-
tioning
the
Lord's
Temple
in
Jeru-
50—BUSINESS CARDS
ish Theological Seminary of
salem.
America. For 22 years, he served
MACLIN Janitorial Srvice. Basement and
The Jewish city at Arad was
recreation room floors scrubbed ' and
as professor of Jewish liturgical
not the first settlement in the
waxed. KE 2-1692.
-music at the seminray, and in
area. It was preceded by the
ATTENTION LADIES: Sam the Fixit
1949 he received the honorary
Canaanites, conquering the desert
Man is back. Will repair all small elec-
degree of doctor of Hebrew let-
trical appliances, small manglers and
some 5,000 years ago or 900 years
also hair dryers. LI 1-0597.
ters.
before the Patriarchs (2900
He was a founder of the School
BCE). The Canaanite town ex-
of Sacred Music of the Hebrew'
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO.
isted for two centuries until its
desertion, probably as a result Union College-Jewish Institute of
By Hour or Flat Rate
of an Egyptian raid. The uncov- Religion and was a former presi-
Local and . Long Distance Packing. stor-
age. pianos. appliances, nousehold furn-
ered town teaches archaeologists dent of the New York Board of
ishings. •
Rabbis.
much about the process of urban-
8829 .Northend—Ferndalo
iz?tion. which was at the time
543-4832
just starting in Mesopotamia, * Meyer Ellenstein, 78;
1. SCHWARTZ. All kinds of carpenter
Palestine and Egypt.
One-Time Newark Mayor
work. We specialize in rec. rooms. BR
Like today. Arad was already
3.4826, LI 5-4035.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Meyer
then exploiting, the treasures of
the Dead Sea. Asphalt, or bitumen, C. Ellenstein, mayor of Newark,
LARKINS MOVING CO. was used probably for waterproof- N.J., for eight year8 in the 1930s,
died Feb. 10 here at age 78.
Household and
A practicing dentist in Newark
Office Furniture
from 1912 to 1925, Mr. Ellenstein
Israel Sports Leader,
developed an interest in politics
LICENSED MOVERS
Military Authority Dead and studied law nights at. the New
PROFESSIONALS
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Shalom Jersey Law School. He was ad-
894-4587
Zysman, president o` Maccabi- mitted to the bar in 1925.
Mr. Ellenstein rose within the
Israel, chairman of the Israel Olym-
Wall Paper Is My Business
pic Committee and a leader of the Democratic Party and was elected
former General Zionist Party, died in 1933 to the Newark City Corn-
- My Only Business
mission. His colleagues elected him
here Sunday of a heart attack.
If you want professional results
The 53-year-old veteran of Isra- mayor, a post he held for two four-
Call John Lepine
el's War of Independence had been year terms.
Ellenstein was defeated for re-
hospitalized a week ago - after col-
836-4953
lapsing in his office in the munic- election to a third term in 1941,
ipality of Ramat •Gan, where he but was returned to office as a
A -1 PAINTING, paperhanging, interior
was deputy mayor. Mr. Zysman was city commissioner in 1945 and
UN 4-0326, UN 2-3873. after 6:30.
among the first to join the Pales- served as its director of revenue
c'OR BETTER wall washing, call James
Russell. One day service. TO 6-4005. tinian units of the British army, and finance for the next eight
'526 • Belmont.
and later served in the Jewish years. He retired and opened a
public relations agency in 1954,
FURNITURE refinished and repaired. Brigade.
Free estimates. UN 4-3547,
- An authority on warfare, he was retiring five years later.
the author of several books on the
56—ANTIQUES
use of weapons in combat, which NY Rabbi Resigns Body
were used by members of the Ha-
"THE SHOWS THAT HAVE
gana, the pre-State Jewish defense. on Human 'Rights, Says
EVERYTHING"
Jews' Complaints Ignored
force.
Take Pride in Presenting an
NEW YORK—Rabbi Julius :G.
Grand Rabbi of Rabat Neumann resigned Tuesday from
CASABLANCA (JTA) — Gran d New York's Commission on Hu-
1-10 P.M. Rabbi Mimoun Chayon, former pres- man Rights, charging that its
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Feb. 21-24
ident of the Rabat Rabbinical Trib- chairman was ignoring discrimina-
tion against Jews and investigat-
unal, died here at age of 75.
gaina
a . •
Rabbi Chayon had also been pres ing only the complaints of Ne-
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ident of the Council of Administra- groes.
c"Cti , on•a
Mayor Lindsay defended Wil-
tion of the Rabbinical Institute,
27777 SCHOOLCRAFT -
comprised Of all Moroccan rabbis. liam H. BoOth, chairman of the
(Next to D.R.C.)
Grand, Rabbi of Morocco, commission, who, he said, was
Snack Bar — Daily Door Prize The
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Mikael Encaoua,
and pres dents- o f "doing a good job." Mayor. Wag-
Free Parking
the Jewish organizations participat ner said Rabbi Neumann . had
Admission $1.00
ed in the funeral services, gat which never made his charges known be-
-the government's minister of justic e fore, but Rabbi Neumann told
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delivered. .a. eulogy. Cantdolence s newsmen. he made the charges
WURLITZER PIANO. black in good con- were received by Ratsbi 'Chayon' S known to Booth,' and the chairman
dition — used ver y , little with . bench.
f an40-37 frplik,114 .eity officials. didn't do anythirA about them..
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sold by Beuthner. 8-3878

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h6norary chairman of the Phila-
delphia Israel Bond Campaign;
member of the Philadelphia Cam- _
paign Cabinet of the Jewish
Theological Seminary and -a na-
tional commissioner of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai.Brith.
Active in many char‘itable under-
•takings in the Philadelphia area,
Mr. Daroff received many awards
and citations from, among–others, _
the American Legion. Jewish War .
Veterans, Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce, Federation of Jewish
Agencies, Synagogue Council of
America, American Cancer Society
and _Deborah Sanitorium. He - re-
ceived a citation of merit from Isra-
el's former Prime Minister David
Ben-Gurion, and the Man of the -
Decade Award ; of the state of
Israel, for his innumerable services
to_ Israel's growth- and development.
Other affiliations includedboard
chairman of the American Associa-
tion for Jewish Education, member
of the board of directors Of the
Joint Distribution Committee; direc-
tor of the Jewish Community Rela-
tions Council, member of the board
of governors of the American
Financial and Development Corp.
of Israel, director of the Jewish
National Fund; president - of the
AmeriCan Jewish League for Israel.
Also, chairman of the Governor's
Industrial Race Relations Commis-
sion of Pennsylvania, director of
Willow Crest Home for Convales-
cent, Akiba Academy, Prisoner Wel-
fare Society, National Conference
of Christians and Jews United
Fund, the Associated Hospital Serv-
ice of Philadelphia, member of the
Fair Employment Practices Com-
mission and board member of the
Police Athletic League.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -

SAMUEL DAROFF

He was a member of the national
executive board of the Jewish Wel-
fare Board, board member of the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, an hon
orary fellow of the Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem and a founder
of the Philadelphia Chapter of
Amercan Tecnon
h i Inc:
th the
fund
raising arm of the American Tech-
nion Society.
Mr. Daroff was also honorary
president of the Allied Jewish
Appeal of Philadelphia, former
president and a founder of the
allied and professional group of
the American Jewish. Congress,

Ruth Klein; Headed
State Sisterhoods

Ruth Klein, past president of
the sisterhood of Temple Beth El
and of the Michigan- Federation
of Temple Sisterhoods, died Feb. 9
at age 64. •
Mrs. Klein served on the boards
of Temple Beth El and the Na-
tional Federation of Temple Sister-
hoods, as well as the national
youth commission of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations.
For 14 years, - she served as a
chairman of youth activities at
Beth El.
Born in Cleveland, Mrs. Klein
was a Detroit resident for -31 years.
She lived at 19981 Briarcliff.
Survivors are her husband, San-
ford; a daughter, Mrs. William
(Kathryn) Lansky; her mother,
Mrs' Sam (Anna) Unger; a
brother, Ralf; and two grand-
children.

Dr. Martin Steinberg,
Osteopath in Livonia

Dr. Martin Steinberg, an osteo-
path with offices at 27452 W. Seven
Mile, Livonia, died Wednesday at
age 34.
Dr. Steinberg, 28514 Kalong,
Southfield, died in Botsford Gen-
eral Hospital, where he was a
member of the staff. He also prac-
ticed at Martin Place General
Hospital.
A 1958 graduate of the Kansas
City School of. Osteopathy, Dr.
Steinberg was a member of the
Michigan and. Wayne County. osteo- •
pathic societies and the American
College of Obstetricians.
He leaves his wife, Shirley; two
sons, Mark and Robert; his mother,
Mrs. Ann Kessler; and a brother,
Barry.
Services at Ira Kaufman Chapel
were scheduled for 11:30 a.m. to-
day, with - burial at Clover Iiili
Park
C em r tory
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Dr. Sydney - Levine;
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Was Senior Staff
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Surgeon at Sinai

Dr. Sydney Levine, senior staff
surgeon at Sinai and Hutzel hos-
pitals, died Monday at. age_57.
Dr. Levine, 25961 Harding Sq.,
Oak Park, was a 1935 graduate of
the University of Illinois Medical
School. 'A native of Brooklyn, he
lived in - Detroit . 35 years.
He Was past president of the
Detroit academy for .- the - Surgery
of Trauma - and a fellow of the
American College of Surgeons. Dr..
Levine also belonged to Temple
ErnanuiEl and Pisgah Lodge of,
Bnai Brith.
Survivors are his wife, Ruth;
three sons, Ronald, Paul and Ken-
neth; his mother, Mrs. Dora Le-
vine; and a brother, Dr. Edward
Levine.

Rabbi Lipman Levine,
NY Talmudic Scholar

NEW YORK (JTA)—Rabbi Lip-
man Levine, a Talmudic scholar
who was spiritual leader of Agu-
dath Achim Anshe New Lots in the
East New. York section of Brook-
lyn for 42 years, died Monday at
the • Maimonides Medical Center
after, a long illness. He was 86.
Born in Moledechno, Russia,
Rabbi Levine studied at the famed
Yeshiva in Volozhin. He came to
the United States in 1923. He had
been a vice president of the Union
of Orthodox Rabbis of the United
States and Canada.

Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery

Stops Itch—Relieves Pain

For the first time science has found
a, new healing substance with the as-
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and 'to relieve pain — without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pairi, actual reduc-
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all — results were so thor-
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is a new
healing substand (Bio-Dyne®)-= dis-
covery of a world-famous research

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able iii suppo.sitory trc ointment form
called Prepetration'. Re.' At all drug
codn'ters. '