17—HOUSES FOR SALE
17—HOUSES FOR SALE
Across from Shaarey Zedek
on Bell Rd. N. of 11 Mi. Rd. in
Southfield. Modern brk. ranch,
beaut. kitch. w/dinette, 2-car attach.
gar. Located in brand new Sub-
division of expensive homes. A
terrific buy at $29,900. Quick poss.
Ask for MARY GREENBERG
U 8-8630 — LI 8-1500
b. f. chamberlain co
Coolidge S. of 10 Mi., Oak Park
OAK PARK
23221 Eostwood
3 bdrm. brk. contemporary ranch.
Stove. Refrig. carport. $1800 down
FHA.
CANNER REALTY
357-1656
WOODCREEK FARMS
SOUTH F I ELD
4 bedroom, 21/2 bath colonial.
2,200 sq. ft. Central air-condi-
tioning. First floor laundry, all
major appliances. $51,500.
April occupancy.
358-4847
Olde Franklin Towne
Sub Division
Franklin Township
5 Bedroom. Colonial
Owner Transferred
Call 851-1886
OAK PARK. 3-bedroom ranch, carpet-
ing, drapes, stove, refrigerator, dryer,
air-conditioners. Near school and bus.
544-1859.
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A rolling hiltop, 11/2 acre treed site
surrounds this unique Bi-level ranch.
3 bdrms., fain. rm., rec. rm., with
wet bar, 2 fireplaces, carpeting &
drapes. Heated 32x16 swimming pool,
front &•rear porches, 1 full and 2
half baths. Excellent value at 852,-
900.
WALT SHUSTER CO.
REALTORS
626-0400
SHERWOOD VILLAGE
SOUTHFIELD
Outstanding brk. ranch. 1 yr. old.
3 twin size bdrms. 2 full baths and
stall shower. Liv. rm. and din. L.
22x14 dark walnut pan. fam. rm.,
rockledge stone fireplace. Blt-in kit.
& Break. nook. Front foyer marble
floors. Cent. air-cond. Carpeting
throughout house. Sprink. system.
Elec. eye gar. door opener. Many
extras for the most discriminating
buyer.
BY OWNER
Tracey-McN ichols
Beautiful 5 rm. ranch, 2
bedrms. 6 Mi-Schaefer area.
Lovely carpeting, drapes, Din.
Rm. modern kitch. tile bath,
full base, gas ht, air cond.
side drive, F.H.A. only $795
dn.
GROSS REALTY
DI 2-1300
OAK PARK
13311 WOODVALE
3 bdrm. brk. carport, patio,
convienient to all schools &
shopping. Immediate posses-
sion Will accept land contract.
OPEN SUN. 2-5
73 1 -0880
COLONIAL
Southfield
19830 Dorset
Near IPA-Evergreen
3 bdrms., 11/2 baths, bit-ins. Fire-
place in llv. rm., att. 2-car gar.
Carpeting & drapes included.
OPEN SUN. 2-5
OWNER
357-0612
HELP YOURSELF
TO HAPPINESS
Almost new 4-bedroom quad in
Birmingham school section of
SOUTHFIELD. Family room, office,
kitchen with built-ins, patio, attach-
ed garage, carpeting and drapes
throughout. Asking 842,900. Call
today for special appt.
ASK FOR MARY SELESKO
b. f. chamberlain co
Sfld. & 11 ML EL 7-5414
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
2 BUILDERS
MODELS
• QUAD LEVEL
• COLONIAL
INCLUDES
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LANDSCAPING
CARPETING
WALL PAPER
DRAPES
CENTRAL
AIR-CONDITIONING
• GAS HEAT
353-4289
OAK PARK
Parklawn nr. 9 Mi. Rd.
Walk to Shopp., bus, Synagogue. 2
bedrm. brk. ranch, fin. base, brand
new carpeting, gas ht. stove, refrig.
pass hall, $25,500.
ESTATES, By
Adrian Homes, Inc.
South of 11 Mile Road
East of Middiebelt Rd.
OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY
for Appointment
477-9494
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to 6 p.m. or phone
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CUSTOM Draperies by REGLNA. Free
Estimates, Reasonable. Samples Shown.
LI. 6-4171.
Attractive Investment
Modern Store Bldg. Has 6
stores, all occupied and leas-
ed. Tenants pay all utilities.
Shows good return. Make of-
fer. Ask for Mr. Leiner.
GROSS REALTY
DI 2-1300
PLUMBING. Expert home repair speci-
alist, garbage disposals, repaired and
ELECTRIC REPAIRS. All types — resi-
dential, commerciaL EL 6-7228.
TRI-C ITY
588-3200
rree estimates. UN 4-3547.
30-A—INSTRUCTIONS
MATH TUTORING, grades 7-12. James
Wineman. UN 3-6372.
BAR-MITZVA, Hebrew, Synagogue, Eng-
lish. Experienced tutor. 342-9254. 546-0583.
BEGINNING Clarinet lessons. Bill Stern
155-5192.
FOLK GUITAR. Beginning & Advanced.
Rita Cole, 358-0425,
RELIABLE baby sitter with car. 2 nights
4-7:30. 353-2012.
26000 MARLOWE PL. — 547-9594
;36,000
SOUTHFIELD
3 bdrm. ranch on double lot.
Carpeting. Attached garage.
Excellent condition. By owner.
353 - 0457
17 - A — LOTS FOR SALE
Southfield
40—EMPLOYMENT
MALE AND/OR FEMALE
Real Estate People
Must be presently licensed. Learn
the Real Estate business from a
MAN'S point of view. This is your
opportunity to join Oakland
County's largest buying office if
you're not satisfied with your pres-
ent earnings, you will be interested
in what we have to offer.
Penn Realty
LI 8-1900
Real Estate
Sales Manager
Dynamic motivator wanted for
aggressive firm. Main Empha-
sis on developing and stimula-
ting Sales Force, but also
should know mortgage pack-
aging & closing. Earnings po-
tential over $20,000 first year.
Write Box 910, The Jewish
News, 17100 W. 7 Mi. Rd.
Detroit, Mich. 48235
Washington Heights Sub.
we have 7 choice lots for sale for
custom homes.
4 lots on Addison, (3 are corners.)
2 lots on Capital Dr. (1 corner)
1 lot on Pennsylvania at Martha
Washington
LAND CONT. TERMS AVAILABLE
for information call
MORRIS MARGOLIES at
YOUNG AMERICA INC.
DI 1-0441
30 LOTS
IN FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP
fa Foot and Larger
• Fully Improved Concrete Streets.
Curbs, Separate Storms and Sani-
tary Sewers
ADRIAN HOMES, INC., 477-9494
TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST
To work in downtown Jewish agency.
One who has good office training
and likes to work with people. Ex-
perience helpful but not essential.
CALL MRS. VASS.
WO. 1-8570
45—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BARBER SHOP. 3 chairs. Good location.
Illness. Sacrifice. Days, 272-0316, eve-
nings, KE 2-5609.
Dry Cleaning
Business
Good N.W. area doing all
business over the counter.
Fully equipped with modern
machinery. Ask for MR.
LEMER.
GROSS REALTY
DI 2-1300
GREENFIELD-7, 15x75 store. Excellent
for any type of business. KE 2-3686.
This Space
Reserved
For YOUR Ad
Call
VE.8-93.64
50—BUSINESS CARDS
LADIES alterations. Quick service. Rea-
sonable prices. Experienced. 538-4030.
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JULIUS -ROSS MOVING CO.
Local and Long Distance Packing,
STORAGE, pianos, appliances, house-
hold furnishings.
8829 Northend—Ferndale
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dt3trie31
A-1 PAPERRANGLNG and painting. Im-
mediate service. UN 4-0326.
FURNITURE refinisneci and repaired.
OAK PARK
by owner
By Owner
serviced. Call UN 4-6926.
PAINTING. Interior-exterior. Free esti-
mates. Reasonable. LI 7-5639, KE 8-1047.
JUNIOR"HIGH SCHOOL teacher for pri-
vate schooL English and Social Studies.
Part-time position. 545-1060.
3 bedrm. ranch. Family room, Fin.
base. Elec. kitchen. Carpeted &
draped throughout. Cent. air-cond.
Garage. Sunday.
Local and Inter-state
Also storage.
894-4587
PARTY STORE
Coolidge S. of 10 ML, Oak Pork
OAK PARK
LARKINS MOVING CO.
Household and Office Furniture
In Southfield. Gross $8,000 month.
Ideal location, across from Apart-
ment complex. Beer-Wine license—
Delicatessen counter.
Ask for MARY GREENBERG
U 8-8630 — U 8-1500
LI 6-4802
PAINTING and decorating. All work
guaranteed. References. TY 7-2501.
aid dednont.
PRACTICAL NURSE wanted to stay
with elderly woman for two weeks. Call
353-1866.
Near schools & shopping center.
Lovely 3-bdrm., 11/2 baths, brk.
ranch. Complete with carpeting
throughout. Drapes, apliances, cent.
air, etc. Terms to suit.
DECORATING — painting. Neat and
clean. Also small carpentry work. 542-
3270.
cult BciTt.h wad washing, call James
,tusseu. One nay service. TO 0-4000.
21—INVESTMENTS
GUITAR LESSONS. $2.50 half hour. My
home. Experienced instructor. Oak Park
area. LI 5-4233.
b. f. chamberlain co
Friday, December 13, 1968-61
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
50—BUSINESS CARDS
Albany
3 bedrm. brk. ranch with extra
room that can be used as bedroom
or Den. Attach. gar. beaut. kitch.
carpeting, stove, $19,900. High mtge.
bal. can be asumed. Paymts. 6104
incL everything.
11I-B—STORES FOR LEASE
CHURCHILL
19E—BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE
55—MISCELLANEOUS
HEBREW National and American flags.
Brand new. 341-1595.
57—FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNISHINGS
Hammond Organ, cost $1700.
$1700., will sac-
rifice. Lenox china for 12,
pat-
tern, never used. Black wall shelves,
adjustable. Black large cocktail table.
2 side benches. Pink love seat. Almost
new decorator pieces.
353-0170
MOVING—MUST SELL
Custom slipcovered hide - a - bed,
matching love seat. GE deluxe
range—matching yellow refrigera-
tor. Washer and dryer. Miscellane-
ous items.
VL 7-1191
85—PERSONAL
CELEBRATE NEW YEAR'S EVE
WITH CRITERION CLUB
"where hospitality is a tradition." Single
or couple. Dec. 31, 9:30 pm. to 4 a.m.,
Ballroom, Workmen's Circle. Dancing,
Dick Stein & Orch., lavish buffet, as-
sorted beverages, social mixers, grand-
style happyning. By reservation only.
Number limited. Quota deadline: Noon,
Dec. 96. Phone 548-8297 after 6 p.m.
Program in Cincinnati
Tackles Delinquency
CINCINNATI (JTA) — A pilot
project to provide communal help
to parents to deal with the grow-
ing problem of Jewish teen-age
anti-social and delinquent behavior
in Cincinnati has been launched
with a program of meetings be-
tween parents and - teenagers to
give parents an idea on how life
looks to the teenager.
The program was started on an
experimental basis during the sum-
mer with six groups for which 95
persons registered, according to
officials of the Jewish Federation
of Cincinnati which is coordinating
and financing the project. Group
leadership is being provided by
volunteers trained by the staff of
the Jewish Family Service Bureau.
Employers' Attitudes
Toward Retarded Studied
Analysis Suggests:
Did Nasser Start
War to Save Face?
Egyptian President Nasser may
have precipitated war with Israel
in June of 1967 out of a need to
save face with Jordan and Syria
and not out of a desire for war,
despite all his belligerent state-
ments.
This analysis of the cause of the
conflict comes from Yitzhak Rabin,
then Israel chief of staff and pres-
ently Israel's ambassador to the
United States. It is reported by
George E. Gruen in "Israel, the
United States and the United Na-
tions," in an article appearing In
the 1968 American Jewish Year
Book, jointly published by the
American Jewish Committee and
the Jewish Publication Society of
America. Gruen is Middle East
specialist for the committee.
In an interview that appeared
in the French newspaper Le
Monde, Major-G e n e r a I Rabin
said he did not believe Nasser
wanted war and that the two di-
visions he sent into the Sinal
Peninsula on May 14 "would not
have been enough to launch an
offensive against Israel. He knew
it and we knew it."
Face-saving for N a s s e r, the
major-general maintained, meant
asking that troops of the United
Nations Emergency Force (UNEF)
be removed after UN Secretary
General U Thant presented Nasser
with the choice of allowing UNEF
to function without interference or
a complete UNEF evacuation.
Gruen explains that Nasser had
been criticized by both Syria and
Jordan for not doing anything to
implement Egypt's defense agree-
ment with Syria. Since Russia had
reported large concentrations of
Israeli troops preparing for an in-
vasion of Syria, Nasser thought
that he could pose as the "savior"
of Syria and enhance his prestige
;n the Arab world by ejecting
UNEF and sending troops into
Sinai. Agreeing to retain UNEF
would have left him open to more
Syrian and Jordanian criticism..
Just why Russia wanted to con-
vince Nasser that Israel was
about to attack Syria remains
unclear, Gruen writes. The So-
viet ambassador to Israel turned
down three invitations to inspect
personally the Syrian frontier.
These refusals, Gruen asserts,
were most likely "an ominous
sign of Soviet intention to in-
volve the Egyptians more ac-
tively in backing Syria." Yet,
Gruen reports the Egyptian chief
of staff after a visit to Syria saw
no Israeli military buildup, and
reportedly said, "the Russians
must have been having hallucina-
tions."
Gruen indicates that Nasser
could very well have been bluffing •
and not looking for a military con-
frontation with Israel. He had
mobilized troops in Sinai in 1960,
but withdrew them after an al-
leged Israeli threat had subsided.
But with the removal of the
3,400 UNEF troops, war seemed
increasingly inevitable. The abrupt
withdrawal, Gruen writes, was
initiated on May 16 when an
Egyptian officer told the UNEF
commander of Cairo's plan to take
over Sharm el Sheikh, the former
Egyptian outpost at the tip of the
Sinai Peninsula, that night. Two
days later U Thant received a for-
mal request from Egypt to UNEF's
total withdrawal.
The secretary general reported
that the UNEF outpost at Sharm el
Sheikh was "in fact rendered inef-
fective by United Arab Republic
troops before the request for with-
drawal was received." He added
that Egypt told him it would not
reconsider its request for removal
of UNEF. In a radio speech Nas-
ser said his troops would have
"forcibly disarmed" UNEF if
necessary.
ST. LOUIS (JTA) — A nation-
wide study of attitudes of employ-
ers toward the mentally retarded
as prospective workers, made by
the St. Louis Jewish Employment
and Vocational Service is the basis
of a special report issued recently
by the President's Committee on
Employment of the .Handicapped.
More than half of the 333 em-
ployers surveyed expressed "favor-
able" attitudes toward employment
of retardates and more than half
of those queried reported that they
In his first time at bat in the
had never hired retardates in
World Series, Tiger pitcher Mickey
many; cases because they had Eolith hit his first major league
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