311—Friday, July 17, 1970
17—HOUSES FOR SALE
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
I 50--BUSINESS CARDS
SOUTHFIELD. 3 bedroom, 1 ,, b a t h. , PAINTING, exterior, interior. Free esti-
family room brick ranch. Transferred. mates. Reasonable. LI 7-5639, KE 8-1047.
Call owner, 357.1076.
DECORATING, painting, neat and
13 MILE-Southfield area. Dream home— , clean. Small carpenter work. 544-4104,'
4 bedroom. 21/2 bath colonial. fireplace_ 542-3270.
full basement. 2 car garage. Utility
room. Inter-corn, appliances. Leaving FOR BETTER wall washing, call James
, Russell. One day service. TO 6-4005,
state—By Owner. 948,500. 851-5362.
' 526 Belmont.
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Sommer-Time: 1•
Story-Time
- By DAVID SCHWARTZ
(Copyright 1970, JTA. Inc.)
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Ha' Mevasser
Messenger of Good Tidings
Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek
was cool before-SW/id Frost's fire
recently when he appeared on the
New Yorker's interview show.
"Would you expect a Jew living
in New York to be American first
and Jewish second, or Jewish first
and American second?" Kollek was
asked. "It depends about which
country has more to worry and
that's doubtful at the moment,"
Kollek answered. Frost responded
lamely, "That's a great answer."
Summer is not a time for seri-
ousness. In some states, it is il-
legal to be serious in summer. It
Oak Park on Westhampton. South
is regarded as unhealthy. Summer
of 10. 3 bedroom brick ranch, car-
is the time to relax. It is a time
peting. drapes. 11/2 car garage. Ex-
cellent condition. Near synagogues,
for stories.
shopping and transportation.
In Jerusalem, during the past
Exter'or and Interior
LI 7-1030 or 646-0973,
week, Baron Edmond de Roths-
No Sabbath Calls.
child
was visiting and he told one
546-0917
about an old Scot who had won
OAK PARK
EXPERIENCED painter. Interior, ex- 50,000 pounds in a dog race.
tenor. Guaranteed work. Reasonable.
Unusual 4 bedroom brick ranch.
Free estimates. 352-9544. after 6 P.m.
large lot, big trees. basement, first
fie was asked what he intended
floor laundry room, 2-car attached
FIRST CLASS painting and decorating 1 to (10 with the prize money.
garage, fireplace in carpeted living
25
years
experience.
Wood
finishing
loom, studio ceiling. Fer n d ale
"Well," he s a i d. "I've been
and antiquing our specialty. Reason
schools. Owner leaving area. $36,-
thinking and I h a v e concluded
able. 5471438.
ISO.
I that I will invest half of it in
LI 8-6748
Scottish real estate . You know this
METRO Window ClmsnMg
is a good healthy country and it
Custom Ranch—Oak Park
experts on Alum. Storm Windows
should nay off. And the other
Aluminum & Woodwork Washing
* Aluminum
2.000 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, family
half, I think, I will invest in boy-
Eaves Cleaning
*
room, breakfast room. 2 ,2 baths.
* Tree Trimming
ing land around the Suez Canal."
many extra features. Most be seen
to be appreciated. Asking 944900—
"What makes you want to buy
Free Estimate
Open to offer.
land around the Suez Canal?"
541-0278
OWNER 399-1308
"Well." said the Scotsman,
•PANELING, partitions, floors and cell-
ings tiled. Also small jobs. Reasonable.
"that seems to be healthy coun-
Ron. LI 3-4576 after 5.
try too. The Israeli soldiers have
SOUTHFIELD
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO. been around there for three years
12 Mile-Evergreen area. 4 bedroom
and seem to be - thriving."
Local and Long Distance STORAGE.
colonial, 2 , 2 baths, family room with
Packing. pianos, appliances, household
fireplace, central air, 1st. floor laun-
Summer time is also a time for ,
furnishings, office furniture.
dry. Newly decorated. 5 ,/.1'; mort-
poetry and speaking about poetry, i
•8829 Northend—Ferndale
gage. $46,500.
Dr. Menahem Glenn has just pub-
543 - 4832
356-1991
OWNER
lished a hook in Hebrew about the
CARPENTRY WORK, all kinds, exterior,
Israeli poet, Ari Eban Zohay.
interior. Free estimates. I. Schwartz.
BR 3-4826, LI 5-4035.
17-A—LOTS FOR SALE
It is a little hard to keep track
Herman L. Weisman, president
•
of
Dr. Glenn. One week, you pick
of the Jewish National Fund of
BEAUTIFUL lot, 150,150. Lahser-Quar-
LARKINS MOVING CO. up Der Kempfer and read an ar- America, was designated as
ton area. Sewer, water, paved. 3574246.
-
-
tide by Glenn in Yiddish. Another
Household and Office
chairman of the JNF World Ad-
time, there is some article some-
BLOOMFIELD TWP.
visory Council by delegates from
Furniture
where in English or Hebrew.
five continents attending the
Local and Inter-State
Lake privileges. Beautiful
three-day
convention at the Ivy
Also he is apt to do his writing
Also storage.
treed lot. 110x177. Bloomfield
Judah
Center in the Jerusalem
894-4587
in
peculiar
ways.
He
was
not
in
Hills Schools.
Forest.
the best of health when he wrote
HERALD ROOFING CO.
The meeting was convened to
626-7357
his latest work and we under-
broaden the worldwide base of
stand most of it was done writing
Local Independent Roofer
fund
raising for the recently ex-
in
bed.
Free Estimates
W. Bloomfield Township
panded land development activi-
Mark Twain liked to write in
Hot Tar or Residential Shingles
Scenic Lake front lots nr.
ties
of
Keren Kayemeth along
bed. Writing is a very Peculiar
Middlebelt & Long Lake Rd.
Israel's critical frontiers.
534-5100 or Res. 676-5070
business. Some peonle get th?ir
Situated on picturesque Ham-
A
resolution
to increase con-
and Lake.
LADIES alterations, experienced, work best ideas shaving. The late Mor-
tributions throughout the world
guaranteed. 542.2537, Mrs. G.
ris Margulies who 'did a lot of
by 50 per cent immediately and
sneaking, said the best ideas for
FURNITURE refinished and repaired.
to double them in the next few
Free estimates. 474-8953.
his speeches always came when
years was unanimously adopted
he took a taxi home after the
20-A—MODERNIZATION
by
the JNF presidents from 15
EXPERT
meeting was over.
countries at the meeting of the
The Deal and the Ideal
PAPERHANGING
World Council.
Summer is a time for a pleasant
AND
The delegates chose the expan-
game. The erudite Rabbi David
All types of home improve-
sion of land development in the
Hollander
tells the story of the
PAINTING
ment and new construction
Arava
Valley desert as the
rabbi who was a hit puzzled by
CHARLES CADOTTE
JNF's world-wide project for
Free estimates.
his congregation. He decided to
874-3281
the jubilee year. The plan is t3
go among the houses at night
476 - 9288
triple eventually the number of
PAINTING and decorating. Experienced when he could not be seen and
paperhanger. All work guaranteed. Re-
settlements along this border
attemnt
to eavesdrop on the con-
ferences.
TY
7-2501.
30-A—INSTRUCTIONS
with Jordan,
versations. Everywhere he went,
BAR-MITZVA, Hebrew. synagogue, Eng-
he heard the word "ideal" some-
lish. Experienced tutor. 342.9254, 546-
Wallpaper Hanging Specialists
where in the conversation. It is Meyer Blatt, Age 55,
0583.
plain, the rabbi said to himself,
Vinyls, Flocks, Foils, Burlap, Wet-
SUMMER tutoring. Experienced teach-
these people are devoted to the Paint Co. President
look papers. Free estimates.
er approved Board Education. 255-2862.
Meyer Blatt, owner and presi-
higher things of life — the ideals.
M. Solomon, 535 - 0206
Then he listened in a little closer dent of Tile 'N' Paint Co., with
40—EMPLOYMENT
three
stores in metropolitan De-
and
he
heard,
"Nn,
I
deal."
and
MALE AND
FEMALE
ADDITIONS, alterations, repairing, re- another saying, "No, I deal." So troit, and main offices at 620 N.
EXPERIENCED person for full-time modeling.
Kitchens, dens, basements, he had to change his mind again. Telegraph, Dearborn since 1960,
position in bookstore. 399-2255.
family rooms. All work complete. Call
died July 31st at age 55.
538-6894.
Hospitality
Mr. Blatt, 20536 Charlton Sq.,
Summer is a time for people
REAL ESTATE
QUALITY cement work of all kinds,
Southfield,
was born in New York
cement
contractor.
823-3731.
calling
a
stop
to
.their
isolation
SALESPEOPLE
from one another, a time for com- and was a 50-year resident of De-
EXPERIENCED
troit.
He
was
a member of Temple
munication and encounter, a time
55 - A — MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ARTHUR N. KING REALTY CO. Is
Israel, Perfection Lodge of the
for hospitality.
now expanding its sales force and
TWO high school girls would like to
need several hard working sales-
Masons
and
the
Moslem Shrine.
The best hospitality story I can
purchase college girls clothes of good
people. Our large volume of listings
He is survived by his wife, Ruth:
quality, from private family. Size 5 or
& investor owned properties with
recall was told by Dr. Cyrus Ad-
6
and
size
7
or
9.
Call
561-6753.
two
sons,
Martin
and Allen; a
our extensive advertising program
ler, president at one time of the
guarantees earnings of simoo &
daughter, Iris; his mother, Mrs.
Jewish Theological Seminary.
more yearly.
Anna Blatt of Los Angeles; three
Come Where The Action Is
Max Mendelsohn
Adler's father was an early im- sisters, Mrs. David (Evelyn) SI--
call Richard Silverman
migrant to Arkansas. It was bin of N.Y. and Mrs. Seymour
of Linen Supply Co.
342 - 8600
rough country in those days — it (Frances) Be neson and Mrs.
Max Mendelsohn, co-owner of was before the Civil War. But the Esther Sak Rand, both of Cali-
WINDSOR HEBREW Day School American Linen Supply Co., 8842 people were very hospitable. One fornia; and five grandchildren.
seeks a qualified grade 3 Hebrew E. Forest, for 50 years until his time the senior Adler encountered
teacher starting September, 12:30 retirement two years ago, died a native. Taking out a bottle from
to 3:30 daily. Write to the Princi- Tuesday at age 83.
his hip pocket, he said, "Stranger, Seven Day School Children
pal, Windsor Hebrew Day School,
Killed, 51 Others Hurt
Mr. Mendelsohn, 23105 Provi- have a drink."
115 Giles Blvd. East or call 254-
dence, Southfield, was born in Adler excused himself, said he in Pennsylvania Bus Crash
8820.
Romania and lived in the Detroit didn't like to drink in the middle
ALLENTOWN, Pa.—Seven chil-
area —AV years. He was a member of the day.
dren were killed and 51 persons
PROGRESSIVE TRAVEL AGENCY
of Pisgah Dodge of Bnai Brith The Arkansas man took his gun injured when a bus loaded with
DESIRES OUTSIDE SALESPEOPLE
and Adas Shalom Synagogue. out of his holster. "Stranger," he children and counselors from the
Survivors are his wife, Jean; said, "I told you to have a drink." Hillel Day School of Lawrence,
COMMISSION PLUS INCENTIVE.
three sons, Ernest, Allan of What could Adler do in the face N.Y., skidded in a rainstorm and
354-3580
Tekonsha, Mich., and Lawrence of of such hospitality?
rolled over a 50-foot embankment
San Antonio; two daughters. Mrs.
Wednesday.
Meyer (Lillian) Cantor and Mrs.
Puidications available from the
45—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Tfie chartered bus was carrying
Martha Ceresnie; and a brother, March of Dimes Professional Edu- the group on a tour of the Penn-
SCRAP route for sale with the truck.
Harry; a sister, Mrs. Anna Les- cation Program are used as teach- sylvania Amish country, when it
Call after 7 p.m. 537-9141.
ser; 15 grandchildren and four ing materials in medical schools skidded on a slight curve on rain-
Classified Ads Get Quick Results
great-grandchildren. across the country.
slick US-22, west of Allentown.
BY OWNER
Bt&R
Painting
Herman Weisman
Heads JNF World
Advisory Council
PENN
LI 8-1900
A & D CONSTRUCTION
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As to the possibility of an Arab
ever becoming mayor of Jerusa-
lem, Kollek replied with a story.
At a youth summer encampment in
which Israelii and Arabs took part,
"They did two things which at the
moment is very unlikely to happen
in Jerusalem," said Kollek. "They
elected a girl as mayor and an
Arab as vice mayor."
* . .
From the Saturday Review, with-
out comment:
Mrs. Portnoy's
Friend's Complaint
Five thousand miles, forever gone,
My F011 lives life one way or
other-
! cannot show my crippled heart.
I'm not a Jewish mother.
I shun the tear, hand out the smile.
Conceal the creeping sludge that
Pours between the layered grief
Like grease, not chicken fat.
I'd like to carry on a bit.
Yell loud for Sister, scream for
Brother,
Have the family cry in concert—
Hell! Wish I were a Jewish
mother.
—Francesca Chimenti.
Samuel H. Hofstadter
of N.Y. Supreme Court
NEW YORK. (JTA)—Judge Sam-
uel H. Hofstadter, a justice of the
New York State Supreme Court for
37 years, died July 10 at age 75.
Judge Hofstadter had retired
from the bench last Dec. 31 but
continued to serve as counsel to a
New York law firm.
The jurist, a vigorous proponent
of court reforms and a setter of
judicial milestones during his long
career, was born in Cracow and
came to the United States with his
family at age 5.
He was brought up on New
York's lower East Side, worked
his way through New York Law
School and served as deputy state
attorney general in the 1920s.
He was elected as a Republican
state assemblyman in 1925 and
served in the 'State Senate from
1929 to 1933.
As a state senator he led the
Seabury investigation which un-
covered widespread corruption in
the administration of the late
Mayor James J. Walker of New
York.
Judge Hofstadter was elevated
to the State Supreme Court in
1933, and from 1947 until his re-
tirement was a member of the Ap-
pellate Term of the court.
One of his surviving relatives is
the Pulitzer Prize winning his-
torian, R i c ha rd Hofstadter, a
nephew. The funeral was at Cong.
Kehilath Jeshrun where Judge
Hofstadter was a member for 40
years.
Mrs. Samuel Eder
Florence P. Eder, wife of long-
time Detroit physician Dr. Samuel
J. Eder, died Monday at age 76.
Mrs. Eder, 15 E. Kirby, was a
member of Cong. Shaarey Zedek
and a past board member of its
sisterhood, and also belonged to
Mizrachi Women, National Council
of Jewish Women, Jewish Home
for Aged, Brandies Women, Jewish
National Fund and Hadassah. A
native of New York, she lived in
the Detroit area since early child-
hood.
Surviving besides her husband
are a son, Dr. Gerald J. of Albu-
querque; and daughter, Mrs. Zach-
ary (Barbara) Pitts of Palm
Springs; and two grandchildren.
Rachel Zussman, 92
Rachel Zussman, a life member
of Cong. Beth Moses and the Den-
ver League, died Tuesday at age
92.
Mrs. Zussman, 11501 Petoskey,
was born in Romania. She leaves
a son, Samuel; three daughters,
Mrs. Chester (Pearl) Adelberg of
Oakland, Calif., Mrs. Leo (Mary)
Manheimer and Mrs. Sam (Rose)
Sweetwine; seven grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.