17—HOUSES FOR SALE
30-A—INSTRUCTIONS
50—BUSINESS CARDS
SOUTHFIELD. 3-bedroom brick ranch.
Full basement. Immediate possession.
Reasonable. EL 6-1917.
EXPERIENCED elementary teacher de-
sires to tutor reading. 543-5557.
PAINTING. Exterior-interior. Free esti-
mates. LI 7-5639, NE 8-1047.
BAR-MITVA, Hebrew, Bible, Synagogue,
English. Experienced tutor. 342-9254.
PAINTING and decorating. All work
guaranteed. References. TY 7-2501.
PIANO LESSONS for children and
adults by experienced teacher. Study -
Pop, Classical or in between. My home
o r yours. 549-6708.
FOR BETTER wall washing, call James
Russell. One day service. TO 6-4005.
526 Belmont.
OAK PARK
Exceptional 3 bedroom ranch, cor-
ner lot. 24 ft, family room with fire-
place, custom kitchen, 21/2 baths.
Finished basement with built-ins.
2 car attached garage, circular side
drive. Many custom features. Newly
decorated—move-in condition.
BY OWNER
LI 7-0996
ELEGANT
GEORGIAN RANCH
REENA` BIEDERMAN ROSE
is resuming her piano teaching.
For further information, call
EL 7-0530
Interior decor. by one of Hudson's
top decorators. Large fam. kit. with
nat. fireplace. Liv. rm., activities
room and game rm. with nat. fire-
places. 3 bdrms., 3 baths, lge. patio.
All new carpeting and drapes. Low
Southfield taxes. Electronic air fil-
ter. Bit.-in freezer and refrig. Food
center. Owner. $59,50Q
40—EMPLOYMENT
OAK PARK
Lovely 3-bdrm. ranch. Air-conditioned.
Almost new carpeting & drapes.
Stove, refrig., fin. base. Priced to
sell fast.
STENOGRAPHER - DICTAPHONE
OPERATOR
OWNER — LI 2-3846
OAK PARK
OPEN SUN. 2-5
23060 SCOTIA
3 bdrm. brk. ranch. 11/2 baths,
carpeting, drapes, air-cond., stove.
Fin. rec. rm., Can assume 41/2%
Mtge.
• 547-8483
Experienced—for social • service ag-
ency. Excellent salary and fringe
benefits. Conveniently locate d—
Northwest area. References re-
quired.
DI. 1-5959
TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
for o large Real Estate office
in N.W. area. Typing essential.
Knowledge of office procedure
helpful. Call Mr. Silverman.
Arthur N. King Realty
17-A—LOTS FOR SALE
LOT ON Exclusive Stone Wood Ct. in
Franklin Forest. 152"x201'. Sewers in.
$16,000. 353-6023.
FRANKLIN FOREST
- Northwestern and 13 Mile
2 large desirable lots
JO 6-3961
342-8600
SALE
Of Exclusive investments
in exclusive territories.
Clients unlimited. Train-
ing free.
Beautiful treed lot, 100'x
185' in exclusive sub. of
fine custom homes for fur-
ther information.
(Call 626-5049)
High
income
available. Call or write
Mr. David Fenton. 21990
Greenfield, Detroit,
Michigan. 548-1000.
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP
WORK IN PAWN SHOP
Ardmoor-Styvassant Area. On out-
standing location for luxury high
priced homes. 150-ft. lot. Sewer,
water and paving all in. We also
have other lots in Bloomfield, Bev-
erly Hills, Southfield & Bingham
Farms.
Teenager or person part time.
No experience necessary. After
school OK.
1400 Michigan Ave.
LAND REALTY CO.
WO 2-8698
UN 1-0346
TWYCKINGHAM SUBDIVISION
10 lots facing Lahser Road ready to
go. 80x130. $7,500 each.
541-0880, Eevenings 358-1958
SOUTHFIELD GARDENS
Exclusive area. North 8 Mile &
Southfield. 100-ft. corner lot west.
Private owner. $12,750. Terms.
Call JE 9-1660 or LI 7-7347
Real Estate Career
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An exciting and highly profit-
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with the advantages of having
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100' x 175' Treed Lot
No experience necessry. Re-
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applicants considered. For fur-
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off Bell Rd.
Center RIty. 353-8600
SOUTHFIELD
Coventry Woods Lane
OWNER
27315 Southfield in
Lothrup Village
LI 4-8057
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19—OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
Cranbrook Center
HOW READ Y
Offices 365 Sq. Ft.
and 832 Sq. Ft.
Pan. walls, carpets, drapes, janitor
service, cent. ht. and air cond. Con-
ference rm. Ample parking. Bir-
mingham and Expressway nearby.
Ideal for attorneys. Located bet.
12 and 13 Mi. Rd. at
30233 Southfield
Inquire at Suite 202
- - 642-5353 •
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO.
MALE AND/OR FEMALE
ELECTRIC repairs. All types — Resi-
PRIVATE school is looking for a quali- dential, commercial. EL 6-7228.
fied experienced teacher for the fifth
grade. 51/2-day week position. Call 545- FURNITURE refinisned and repaired.
Free estimates. UN 4-3547.
1060.
Cong. Beth Israel-2201 Oren
Ave., Flint, Michigan—has an
opening for qualified Sexton.
Write giving experience, sal-
ary desired and when avail-
able.
MI 6-7450
PLUMBING. Expert home repair speci-
alist, garbage disposals, repaired and
serviced. Call UN 4-6926 — 341-6058.
Loca: and Long Distance Packing, stor-
ge. nianos. appliances. household furn-
shines.
8829 Northend—Ferndale
543-4832
Air-Cond.
Birmingham Schools
LADIES alterations, experienced. Rea-
sonable prices. Fast service. 538-4030.•
40-A—EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WOMAN will cook and bake for parties
in her home. Excellent cook and baker.
EL 6-5437.
PACTICAL Nurse available now. Con-
valescent care or child care. Call 357-
5186 between 10-3.
50—BUSINESS CARDS
A-1 PAINTING
DECORAT I NG
Interior — Exterior
Immediate Service
UN 4-0326
LARKINS MOVING CO.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Israeli TV Staff Threatens to Strike
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM—Israel's fledgling
television industry is facing serious
difficulties, but its troubles are
more bureaucratic than technical,
it was learned here Wednesday.
The television staff engaged by
the government to prepare for the
inauguration of regular national
TV broadcasts has threatened to
strike. Up to now, only experi-
mental programs have been broad-
cast.
Heavy Security Burden
Outlined as Newsmen
See $10 Million Fence
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A $10,-
Household and Office Furniture 000,000 security fence constructed
along the tense northern section of
Local and Inter-state
Israel's border with Jordan was
Also storage.
unveiled for newsmen who were
894-4587
told of the heavy financial burden
Israeli taxpayers must bear to
55—MISCELLANEOUS
protect life and property against
Arab marauders.
The reporters were conducted
FREE NEW TESTAMENT
on a tour of the northern region
For Synagogue or home Compara-
by Dr. Israel Goldstein, chairman
tive Religion Study. Available in
of Keren Hayesod, the fund-rais-
English Yiddish or Hebrew. Write:
ing arm of the World Zionist Or-
SCRIPTURES. Dept. H-51. 151 Pros-
ganization.
pect Drive, Stratford, Conn. 06497.
The Jordan Valley settlements
have been a prime target for Jor-
danian artillery and mortar at-
59-A—PIANOS . FOR SALE
tacks, and almost half of the
BALDWIN Acro-nsonic. Walnut finish.
Excellent condition. Beautiful tone. defense budget for the region is
$695. 358-1587.
spent on underground shelters,
trenches and improved communi-
cations, Dr. Goldstein said.
87—PETS
In addition, reinforced concrete
SCHNAUZERS, miniature. International
champion sire of this litter. Unusual roofs are being built over some
coloring for this area. 7 weeks old. 200 children's rooms and dining
Call mornings only, GA 7-5075.
halls in the settlements as added
protection against mortar shells.
The settlers themselves bear the
cost of furnishing and equipping
the shelters to make them liveable
for long hours on end.
Dr, Goldstein said that the tre-
BONN (JTA)
Leaders of mendous cost of defense borne
West Germany's three major pol- entirely by the Israel government
itical parties expressed dismay makes it imperative for world
over the coalition that two of the Jewry to assist the maintenance
parties arranged with the ex- of social welfare, education and
treme right-wing National Demo- immigrant absorption services in
cratic Party in the north German Israel. For that reason, he said,
state of Lower Saxony.
the United Jewish Appeal is ex-
The arrangement applies only tending its special emergency fund
to a single municipal election cam- campaign for another year.
paign in Lower Saxony, but it has
caused considerable embarrass- Temple U. and Dropsie
ment to Chancellor Kurt Kiesing-
er's Christian Democratic Union, to 'Exchange' Students
PHILADELPHIA — A reciprocal
whose Lower S a x o n y branch
joined in the agreement and to agreement on student exchange at
the Liberal Free Democrats, which the graduate level between Temple
University and Dropsie College has
also is involved.
The arrangement evoked a sharp been announced jointly by Dr. Paul
attack on both parties from Egon R. Anderson, Temple president,
Franke, spokesman for the Social and Dr. Abraham I. Katsh, presi-
Democrats, the CDU partner in dent of Dropsie.
Under the agreement, which goes
the national coalition government.
CDU leaders have long insisted into effect this semester, full-time
that they would never work with graduate students enrolled at
the NPD which is regarded by Temple or at Dropsie may take
many Germans as a neo-Nazi courses at either institution with-
out requesting formal transfer of
party.
credits, provided they have written
Commonwealth Announces
permission of their adviser or de-
partment chairman and permission
New Passbook Program
of the instructor teaching the
A new, high-interest time deposit course.
program designed to provide the
"At a time when graduate en-
best possible answers to the sav- rollments are burgeoning and
ings needs of both short and long- graduate school resources are
term depositors was introduced in
; this cooperative
Detroit recently by Bank of the severely strained
effort on the part of Temple Uni-
Commonwealth.
versity and Dropsie College is
George W. Miller, bank president particularly significant," Dr. Katsh
said, "Our market analysis indi-
cated that the large majority of said.
Detroit savers are looking for high
interest return, liquidity of funds, Dr. Zimmermann, Food
assured rate of return for the Technologist at Technion
longer term and that they prefer
HAIFA — Dr. Gideon Zimmer-
passbooks to others forms of sav- mann, professor of food technology
ings records. All of these elements and bio-technology at the Tech-
have been incorporated into Golden Ilion, Israel Institute of Tech-
Passbook."
nology, drowned Aug. 21 while
The Commonwealth president swimming at a beach near here,
labeled Golden Passbook an ex- at age 51.
Prof. Zimmermann, born in Vien-
traordinary opportunity for cus-
tomers with $500 or more to save. na, was one of the leading ex-
Additional deposits of $50 or more perts on food technology in Israel,
can be made at any time," he where he lived for 18 years, as
said, "and the interest rate paid well as an author and lecturer.
by Commonwealth provides the He directed a number of research
highest possible earnings on bank projects funded by Israel's food
sayings-5 per cent compounded industry, the U.S. Department of
Agriculture and UNICEF.
continuously.
NPD's Coalition
Causes Dismay
Friday, September 6, 1968-45
The issue is wages and working
conditions. But there is na govern-
ment department empowered to
negotiate with the employes to
accept or reject their demands.
The matter was considered urgent
enough to bring before Prime Min-
ister Levi Eshkol Wednesday al-
though he is confined to bed with
the flu.
It was announced, meanwhile,
that new immigrant status and
privileges have been granted to
seven returning Israelis who went
abroad a number of years ago to
study television and who have
worked on TV stations in other
countries. They are among the
relatively few Israelis with prac-
tical experience in TV. The immi-
grant benefits were granted as an
inducement to return home and
join Israel's. TV staff.
2 Catholic Colleges
Offer Jewish Studies
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
MONTREAL — Recognition of
Jewish contributions to Western
culture is one of the aims of the
new program of Jewish studies in-
augurated at McGill University
with financial assistance from the
Montreal Jewish community, the
chairman of the program said
Tuesday.
According to Dr. Harry Bracken,
professor of philosophy, Jewish
contributions "have yet to receive
their due and they have not had
proper attention in our universi-
ties."
Dr. Bracken said that although
isolated courses in Jewish studies
are offered at other Canadian uni
versities, it appears that McGill is
the first to offer a comprehensive
course. It will cover such areas as
literature, history and philosophy.
It is estimated that 100 students
will enroll this year. "This pro-
gram presents the opportunity to
provide intellectual exploration of
a major component in our cultural
heritage," Dr. Bracken said.
Meanwhile, the Catholic-run De-
paul University in Chicago has
opened a complete department of
Jewish studies. The department
will be inaugurated at the begin-
ning of the 1968-69 academic year
under a reciprocal agreement with
the College of Jewish Studies which
will offer a program of Judaic
studies to students enrolled at De-
Paul. (The University of Detroit
and Midrasha, College of Jewish
Studies, have a similar reciprocal
agreement. U. of D.'s four-course
program of Jewish studies offers
credits toward a bachelors degree.)
Yeshiva U. Administrator
NEW YORK — Norman B.
Abrams, an administrator at. Ye-
shiva University for the past 42
years, died Aug. 28 at age 62.
Mr. Abrams was administrative
director of the Rabbi Isaac Elchan-
an Theological Seminary, a univer-
sity affiliate. He joined the insti-
tution in 1926 when it consisted
only of the seminary and Teachers
Institute for Men.
Mr. Abrams was among : the
founders of Yeshiva Rabbi MOses
Soloveichik, where he served as
chairman of its board of education..
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