I7-HOUSES FOR SALE
30 - A - INSTRUCTIONS
30-BUSINESS CARDS
3 BEDROOM ranch - must sell. Leav-
ing town. Carpeting, drapes, some ap-
pliances. 519,500. 398-1809.
MODERN math tutoring. Your home.
Grades 7.12. James Wineman. UN 3-6372.
EXPERT paperhanging and interior
painting. Charles Cadotte. 874-3281.
BAR-MITZVA, Hebrew, synagogue, Eng-
lish. Experienced tutor. 342.9254.
EXPERIENCED electrican for home
modernization and repairs. 398-7645. 531-
4396.
PIANO LESSONS-THEORY
ODD jobs. Electric work. No Saturday
calls. LI 8-1680.
OAK PARK. 3 bedroom brick ranch.
11/2 baths, air-conditioned, finished
basement, carpeting and drapes. Built.
ins. 2 car garage. Near shopping and
transportation. Call for appt. 398-4432.
OAK PARK-
PALMER WOODS MANOR
Qualified Teacher
Reasonable Rates
Brick colonial. 4 Igo. bedrooms, 21/2
baths, paneled and parquet family
room with fireplace. Central air.
Built-ins. Super condition. Owner.
TUTORING - Elementary subjects.
Certified, experienced teacher. 545-6420.
398-8123 after 7 P.M.
545-5445 •
BY OWNER
9 Mile-Greenfield area. OAK PARK.
Beautiful 3 bedroom brick ranch,
2 full baths, modern kitchen, cen-
tral air-cond., new carpeting and
drapes, family room. $2,500. down,
$226 per month FHA, 30 year com-
mitment at 81/2% annual rate.
398-5562
OAK PARK
Open Sun. 2-5 24331 Oneida
On a culti-sag, large 3 bedroom
2 bath ranch, paneled den, at-
tached garage, custom decorated,
air-conditioners. Large patio. Priced
to sell. Owner.
LI 6-1667
21930 RIDGEDALE
OAK PARK
Owner transferred-leaving city. Rea-
sonable offer considered. 3 bedroom
ranch, central air-conditioning, car-
peting. Screened in porch, tiled
basement. Assume 51/2% mortgage.
Open Sun. 1-5
546-3598
Oak Park - Palmer Woods
24700 Seneca
31-A-TRANSPORTATION
WANTED
HELP drive my car to Phoenix. Some-
time October. Single or couple. Call
Mr. Schwartz, evenings. KE 2-0695.
PART-time job for inside wholesale
dry goods. Apply 19146 Schaefer.
HAIRDRESSER for downtown Birming-
ham. Excellent percentage. Must have
cliental. Ask for Mr. Duncan. 647.5445.
Interested in growing with
rapidly expanding building
company. Future unlimted.
Salary commensurate with
experience.
OAK PARK-BY OWNER
_ 24251 MORTON
Come where the action is. Many
leads and many properties. Come
In & start making 55$. Our great
volume of listings & Investor owned
properties & extensive -advertising
program guarantees yearly. For in-
terview call Richard Silverman.
17-A-LOTS FOR SALE
FRANKLIN Forest. Northwestern and
13 Mile. 2 large desirable lots. 358-1285
or 353.5742.
WEST Bloomfield. Cumberland Com-
mons. 100 .x145'. 354-3825.
MAGNIFICENT HOME SITE
3 .4 ACRE
Gas, electricity, telephone end ,
water all undergrownd. Sewer.
Woodcreek Hills Sub. 12-Inkster.
357-1767
W. BLOOMFIELD TNSHIP.
Beautiful lots with trees. Nr.
Ados Shalom, Beth Abraham
Synagogues. & Millet Day
Schools. For information call
626-5049
Free Estimate
541-0278
ADDITIONS, alterations, repairing, re-
modeling. Kitchens, den, basements,
family rooms. All work complete. Free
estimate. Call 538-6894.
EXPERT paperhanging and interior
painting. Charles Cadotte. 874-3281.
EXPERIENCED electrican for home
modernization and repairs. 531-4396,
398-7645.
Wallpaper Hanging
Specialists
Vinyls, Flocks, Foils, Burlap,
Wetlook papers. Free estimates.
ALLAN LAFER
875-9230
CARPENTRY WORK, all kinds, exterior,
interior. Free estimates. I. Schwartz.
BR 3-4826, LI 5-4035.
FURNITURE refinished and repaired.
Free estimates. 474-8953.
DECORATING, painting, neat and
clean. Small carpenter work. 544-4104,
M2-3270.
LARKINS MOVING CO.
Household and Office
Furniture
Local and Long-Distance
Also storage.
894-4587
Arthur N. King
15510 . Livernois
342-8600
WANTED - A person or couple as
resident house parents for small group
home for children. Husband can con-
tinue own work_ Children under care
able to use community school and
facilities. Attractive home and good
salary for persons interested in chil-
dren and in working with them and
a professional team. Call or write.
Mrs. Ruth S. Getz, Jewish Family &
Children Service, DI 1-5959. 10801 Curtis,
Detroit 48221.
ALL PLASTERING.- new, repair s.
arches, ceilings. Guaranteed. Smith.
923-8987.
FIRST CLASS painting and decorating
25 years experience. Wood finishins
and antiquing our specialty. Reason-
able. 547-1438.
HERALD ROOFING CO.
Local Independent Roofer
Free Estimates
Hat Tar or Residential Shingles
40 - A - EMPLOYMENT WANTED
COMPANION to woman, willing to cook.
Days only. Have car. Experienced. UN
MIDDLE-aged woman wishes convales-
cent care, also child care while parents
are on vacation. Experienced. 534-4917.
COMPANION - convalescent care to
woman. Also babysitting. 931-3687.
534-5100 or Res. 676-5070
ODD JOBS, electric repairs, appliances.
Reasonable. 356.7228, ICE 5-3238.
FOR BETTER wall washing, call James
Russell. One day service. TO 6-4005.
526 Belmont.
RETIRED man, store work, stockroom.
2-3 days week. 541-8905.
55 - MISCELLANEOUS
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re ns ced
s ayinig1h 9t 54. duty. Experi-
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ed, E
SMALL bleached mahogany Grand
Piano. Washer, dryer, pool table, ex-
ercise table, misc. 342-5751
WOMAN desires position as house-
keeper-companion. Good
driver. 576-
2815 or 549-9361.
For A Maid In A Jiffi
CALL JIFFI-MAJD
TRIM faster with Inch Master exercise
unit. Beneficial to health. Free home
demonstration. Call Elgin 6-7227.
56-ANTIQUES
Transportation provided-most sup-
plies furnished. Fully Insure d,
screened, dependable service.
17-D--ACREAGE FOR SALE
MUST sell three desirable lots in South-
field. 12 and Southfield area. Call. Mr.
Shear. WO 5-2529.
-354-3145
Call any day 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
14-OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
Dearborn Snap
24945 W. Warren
Nr. Telegraph
Ideal for Lawyer, Doctor, Ac-
countant in a modern brick build-
ing 1,700 sq. ft. carpeted, air con-
dlUoned only 2.50 per sq. ft. call
today.
BENJ. RICH
METRO Window Cleaning
Experts on Alum. Storm Windows
*.Aluminum & Woodwork Washing
* Eaves Cleaning
* Tree Trimming
or Graduate
REAL ESTATE
SALESPEOPLE
LI 7-8381 Owner $22,500
PAINTER-contractor. Expert workman-
ship. Clarence Evans. 931.3622.
Ambitious Accounting Major
546-1835
Clean 2 bedroom ranch, kitchen
and bithroom tiled floor to ceil-
ing, new carpeting, drapes. Glassed
Florida room. New 40 gal. tank.
Garage. Washer, dryer, stove in-
cluded.
PAINTING and decorating. Experienced.
All work guaranteed. References. TY
7-2501.
COMPANION to lady. Free to travel.
352-5729.
Distinctive Built Homes, Inc.
353-8515
OAK PARK - 10650 TROY
543 - 4832
PALNTING, exterior, interior. Free esti-
mates. Reasonable. LI 7-5639, ICE 8-1017.
Secretary for Downtown Office
Etkin built home, 3 bedroom brick
ranch, 2 baths, large paneled fam-
ily room. Central air-conditioning.
Brick- ranch, 3 bedrooms. 21/2 baths,
family room, recr. room, built-Ins,
bar. Screened porch, garage. New-
ly decorated. Priced to sell. Open
Sun. 1-5 or call 626.2024.
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO.
Local and Long Distance STORAGE.
Packing, pianos appliances, household
furnishings, office furniture.
8829 Northend-Ferndale
40-EMPLOYMENT
MALE AND/OR FEMALE
of Philanthropic agency. Must
be experienced, skilled in
shorthand, accurate typist.
Good benefits.
Call Mrs. Shepherd, 965-3939
345-6700
20-A-MODERNIZATION
A & D CONSTRUCTION
All types of home Improve-
ment and new construction.
Free estimates.
476-92.88
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
KOSHER STYLE CAFETERIA
With tavern license. Big
volume. 6 days.
354.5914 or WO 4-7131
Ask for Morris
45-A-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
Men interested in buying into and
being active in going business.
WRITE BOX 985
The Jewish Mews, 17515 W. 9 Mlle
Rd., Suite MS, Southfield, Mich. 441075.
50 - BUSINESS CARDS
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30-INSTRUCTIONS
PLUMBING. Expert home repair spe-
cialist, garbage disposals, repaired and
serviced. Call
MODERN math tutoring.. All grades.
M.A.-BS. degrees. Certified, experi-
enced .teacher. • 545-3111111. •
Bea. LI 44074
ANTIQUE FAIR & ART SHOW
25 dealers, petite cafe. Sun.,
Amer S.
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An Israeli Gesture That Took Root
By ELIAHU SALPETER
(Copyright 1970. JTA, Inc.)
The was a most important lesson
for Washington in the first week
of the shooting war in Jordan:
American warnings, when clearly
emphasized by ready m ilit a r Y
power, are still taken seriously by
Moscow and are a very effective
instrument of foreign policy.
The war would have been over-
with relatively few casualties-the
next day, had the Syrians not
intervened. They sent a few scores
of their Soviet tanks across the
border. The tanks were beaten by
the Jordanians but the Syrian move
revived the flagging spirits of the
terrorists. When the Syrians, next
day, sent in 250 Russian tanks and
occupied the north Jordan town of
Irbid, the terrorists were told (in
broadcasts beamed from Damas-
cus) that the advancing armored
units will soon "liberate" Amman,
and the street fighting started
anew in all bitterness.
For a while it looked as if yester-
day's victory would become tomor-
row's defeat. Hussein could not
match 250 Syrian tanks, particu-
larly if the King continued to keep
his forces split. Actually, Israeli
military observers saw in this divi-
sion one of his main weaknesses.
In part, it was unavoidable: as
long as he had to suspect that the
Iraqi troops stationed in Jordan
(ostensibly to protect her against
Israel) might also move against
him, Hussein had to keep part of
his tanks in reserve to face such
a possibility. On the other hand,
there was no reason to tie up
another considerable part of the
Jordan armor vis-a-vis Israel, as
Hussen well knew. Indeed, as soon
as the large-scale Syrian invasion
became known, the Jordan army
began to move its armored units
from the "Israel front" to the
north-via the highway along the
Israel border which now was the
safest route in the kingdom of
Jordan.
Simultaneously, Jordan sent up
half of her tiny air force-12 planes
to be exact - which delivered a
smashing blow at the Syrian
armor. Next day, the Syrian tanks
swiftly retreated from Irbid and
other "liberated" areas, leaving
the terrorists to face the Jordanian
troops alone.
When the Syrian tanks rolled into
Jordan en mass, it was reasonable
to assume that they would be
"covered" by MIGs of- the Syrian
Air Force, as elementary military
logic requires. So, as a natural
protective move if nothing else,
Israel sent her own planes on con-
stant patrol along the border in
the vicinity of the Syrian-Jordan
battle area.
It is, probably, a good guess
that the Syrians--seeing the Is-
raeli jets on their radars-thought
It wiser not to send up their own
planes which could have, by their
sheer numbers, overwhelmed the
score. of Jordanian fighters at-
tacking the Syrian tanks.
all-out attack, throwing in more
armor, more infantry and also the
air force. There were some reports
in the Arab press hinting that at
least part of the Damascus mili-
tary junta wanted to take the lat-
ter course. But Moscow probably
told the Syrians not to expect any
Soviet aid if they got involved with
Israel and badly beaten again. The
speed with which such advice was
given this time (as against June
1967) might well have had to do
with the warning to Syria sounded
by Washington- and the move-
ments of the Sixth Fleet toward
the eastern shores of the Mediter-
ranean to back up those warnings.
For local purposes, Israel's de-
terrent power is effective in the
Middle East, sometimes without
firing a single shot. And to prevent
direct or indirect Soviet interven-
tion, it is enough for Washington
to make the possibility of American
intervention even remotely credible.
`Paratroopers Carry On
Heritage of Maccabeans'
TEL AVIV - (JTA) - The
name of the Israeli paratroopers
is taking its position side by side
with the names of the Maccabeans
and Hashmoncans, said Defense
Minister Moshe Dayan at the an-
nual memorial service for the fall-
en paratroopers held at the para-
troopers' memorial on the main
road leading to the south of Israel.
Some 2,000 people, bereaved
families and high-ranking army of-
ficers attended the solemn service
last Friday during which mothers,
sisters and children lovingly pat-
ted the names of their fallen dear
ones inscribed on the memorial
stone. The stone, however, was
too small to contain all names of
those fallen in recent years, and
an additional plaque was placed
'nearby.
On the eve of Yom Kippur,
Prime Minister Golda Meir
broadcast a message of comfort
to the bereaved families in Is-
rael. She said: "On the eve of
the Day of Atonement, more
than on ordinary days, we are
conscious of the memories of
deear ones who gave their lives
in the campaigns for the renais-
sance and the existence of the
state of Israel."
Mrs. Meir declared that every
citizen of Israel who has lost a
son, a daughter, a brother, a sis-
ter, a father or a husband, "feels
daily and without respite the hurt
of the catastrope."
Continuing, she said: "All of us
pay tribute to your fortitude of
spirit and your magnitude of heart
and want to share your grief. We
know that time does not heal this
pain. I am speaking to you today
while the cease fire on the south-
ern front is still in force." Mrs.
Meeir said that on the other fronts,
too, conditions have become eas-
ier. "We are all glad of it," she
said. "We all hope that shooting
will not be resumed."
Damascus thus had the choice
either to get out or to mount an Two Hasidic Jews Shot
2nd, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
by Unknown Assailant
Beth Achim Syn., 21110 W. 12 Mi.
56:-.-ANTIQUES
Rd., Southfield
NEW YORK (JTA)--Two young
Free Parking-Donation $1.00
Hasidic Jews were shot and ser-
iously
wounded Oct. '7 in the Wil-
a
ATTEND THE 53rd
liamsburg section of Brooklyn as
PRESENTATION
they were chatting on a street cor-
ner with a friend, the police re-
of The
ported.
DETROIT ANTIQUES
The victims, Michael Mendlevic,
SHOW
18, and Fishel Friedman, 22, were
at Detroit's Show Place
admitted to Cumberland Hospital
where officials described their con-
The MASONIC TEMPLE
dition as fair. Police said that the
Temple at Second
victims had told them that they
OCT. 22, 23, 24, 25
had no idea as to any reason for
the attack or of the identity of the
1 P.M. - 10 P.M.
assailant, .who drove up in a car,
Sun. to 6 P.M.
stopped
and fired three shots before
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racing away.
Building
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Friedman
was hit in the left arm
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and the side. His companion was
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hit in the side.
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PANaLiNG, paruttoaa, floors and ceil-
ings tiled. Alan small jobs. Reasonable.
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Admission $1.25
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57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND FURNISHINGS
NORWEGIAN elkhound puppies. AKC.
Quality bred. $75. - 352-4149. ,
No unsophisticated man prays to
have that done for him which he
knows how to db for himself.-
George Santayana