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June 25, 1971 - Image 38

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1971-06-25

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38-Friday, June 25, 1971

HAL
GORDON
MUSIC

For All
Occasions

What can an inexperienced
15-year-old kid -from Harper and Van Dyke
do For you this summer?

1. If you run a store maybe you
can use a kid to clean the bottles
on the shelves. (There will be over
2ron the
200,000 kids-age 13
streets of Detroit this summer.)

5. If you run a filling station an
extra kid could give you the clean-
est windshields in town, which is
something io sell when you're not
giving away placemats. (Girls
need jobs, too. Nice girls. Smart
and very polite.)

2. If you run a restaurant
maybe you can use another kid to
clean tables. (200,000 kids with
nothing to do isnot something
Detroit needs right now.)

6. If you run a nursery, a kid
can sell more peat moss for you ...
'cause he's strong enough to lift it.
(Everybody says they want to do
something to help their fellow man.
So help your fellow kid.)

3. If you run an office, you
could probably use an extra kid
to sort the mail. Or maybe take
inventory. (O.K. You're only one
guy! You can't worry about 200,000
kids. So worry about one kid. Give
one kid a job!)

4. If you have a fence that
needs painting you could do the
Tom Sawyer bit and supply the
whitewash. Well supply the kid.
(There are 55,912 businesses in the
Detroit area. If everybody tried to
find a spot for one kid the problem
is cut by a quarter. Try two and we
cut it in half.)

7. If you want your lawn
thatched and mowed, and re-
seeded. nobody, but nobody can
handle that as well as a kid. (The
summer job problem in Detroit is
black and white ... You can make
Detroit work by hiring one kid .. .
black or white, and not caring
which.)

8. If you care. giving one kid
a job this summer will make you
feel good all winter. (Please helpJ

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If you have a job available or would like
additional information write: The Mayor's
- Give A Kid A Summer Program"
2510 Broderick Tower. 10 Witlierell Street
Detroit, Mich. 48226 or Call 224-3100
❑ I have one or more jobs available.
0 I desire more information.

NAME

ADDRESS

CITY

PHONE

Give a kid a job.
Give a kid a summer.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Pair of Brothers Among MD Grads
at Wayne State U. Commencement

Dr. Steven A. Lauter, Phi Beta
Two Southfield 'brothers are
among the students from this area Kappa, to intern at the Jewish
who received doctor of medicine Hospital of St. Louis; Dr. Richard
degrees from Wayne State Univer- Williams, to intern at George-
sity at commencement exercises town University; Dr. Allan I. Salo-
at Ford Auditorium. mon, to intern at Providence Hos-
The class of 1971, largest ever pital; Dr. Arnold Markowitz, to
to graduate from the WSU School intern at Sinai Hospital; Dr. Lionel
of Medicine, numbers 141 men J. Bodzin, Phi Beta Kappa, to in-
and women. Among them are Drs. tern at Highland General Hos•i-
Michael R. Rose and Marc R. tal, Oakland, Calif.: Dr. Richard
Rose. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Glaser, to intern at Cincinnati
Rose of Hilton Ave. Both Phi Beta General Hospital; Dr. Richard
Kappa graduates of Ohio State Feldstein. to intern at Detroit Psy-
University, they will intern at Har- chiatric Institute; and Dr. Sheldon
G. Yucht, to intern at the Univer-
per Hospital.
sity of Illinois Affiliated Hospitals
uu -„Others are as follows:
in Chicago.
From Royal Oak:
Dr. Barry D. Brummer, who
From Birmingham:
will intern at Detroit General
Dr. Terry J. Beal, to intern at
Hospital; Dr. David J. Chait, who Detroit General Hospital; Dr.
will intern at Providence Hospi- Robert E. Dale, to intern at
tal; and Dr. Robert D. Gardner, Sinai Hospital of Detroit; Dr.
to intern at Kaiser Foundation Richard S. Glaser, to intern at
Hospital, San Francisco.
Cincinnati General Hospital; Dr.
From Ferndale:
Steven N. Klein, to intern at Wil-
Dr. Joel A. Stettner, to intern
liam Beaumont Hospital; and
at Kaiser Foundation Hospital,
Dr. Bruce P. Tinker, to intern at
San Francisco.
Washington Hospital Center,
From Oak Park:
District of Columbia.
From Southfield:
Dr. Caroline W. Bird, to intern
at Providence Hospital; Dr.
Michael A. Sandler, to intern at
Sinai Hospital; Dr. Earl R. Koenig,
Alpha Omega Alpha, medical
honorary, to intern at St. Luke's
Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago;
Dr. Charles S. Lofton, to intern at
Michael Reese Hospital and Medi-
cal Center, Chicago; Dr. Ira S.
Klein, to intern at Detroit Psychia-
tric Institute; Dr. Dan G. Guyer,
Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Omega Al-
pha, medical honorary, to intern at
Detroit Psychiatric Institute; Dr.
Allan Fraiburg, to intern at Provi-
dence Hospital; and Dr. Thomas
J. Ditkoff, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha
Omega Alpha, medical honorary;
to intern at St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital, Ann Arbor.
Among the Detroiters who were
graduated are:
Dr. Roger Shiffman, to intern at
Cincinnati General Hospital; Dr.
Melvin L. Conn, to intern at Sinai
BIG BANDS or
Hospital; Dr. David B. Summer,
SMALL COMBOS
to intern at Sinai Hospital; and Dr.
Kenneth L. Lipsitt, to intern at
642-5520
Sinai Hospital.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Liners and display classified ads accepted from
responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to
2 p.m. Wednesday. For rates and information . .

CALL 356-8400

10-ROOMS FOR

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RENT

air-conditioned room -
working girl or woman. Private bath.
Kitchen privileges. LI 8-6397.

PLEASANT

GIORGIO ALMIRANTE

GENTLEMAN - Privileges. Widower's

Neo-Fascist Leader
in Italy Supports
Israel's Existence

apartment. 7-Evergreen, Votrobeck.
557-2340, KE 4-8285.

ROOM - woman. Transportation, shop-

ping. Privileges. Oak Park. LI 7-5710.

GENTLEMAN - Beautiful furnished
room, private bath, entrance. James
Couzens-7. 341-7181.

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FOR

RENT APARTMENTS

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Southfield •
New

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2-Bedroom Apts.
3-Bedroom Townhouses
from

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ROME (JTA) - Giorgio Almir-
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ante, whose neo-Fascist Italian ROOM for working person. 342-8826.
Social Movement (ISM) scored the NICE ROOM for lady. Kitchen privi-
1
Italian right wing's largest elec- leges. 342-0399.
PER MONTH
1
toral victory since World War II WOMAN, student or couple. Kosher
EXCELLENT LOCATION
in local elections, declared last kitchen privilegees. 398-0844, after 5.
1
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week that he and his party were NICE ROOM, private bath, Air-condi-
tioned.
532-2028.
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in complete solidarity with Israel's
struggle against Soviet expansion- NICE ROOM, working gentleman. 538-
1903, 537-2555.
ism.
"We are in the same camp," FURNISHED ROOM for woman. Kitchen
said the 55-year-old former aide privileges. Swimming pool. 546-1627.
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12 Mile Road
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to Mussolini, stressing his party's LARGE upstairs room for student or
1 Mile W. of Telegraph
working
woman.
Kosher
meals
optional.
anti-Communist stand and Israel's Near everything. Oak Park. 398-8609.
II
MODEL PHONE

achievements. The presence of the
1
Blackstone Manor. Kosher 1
Soviet fleet in the Mediterranean, WOMAN.
privileges, $50 month. LI 2-1336
an area of vital interest to Italy, kitchen
1 EN MI I= ME BO ME I= MN En MI
or 557-4267 after 7 pan.
gives encouragements to the Arab
HOME. Attractive room for
countries and impedes peace, PRIVATE
employed gentleman. 10 Mile-Coolidge.
Almirante added to newsmen. The 544-4655.
rightist leader said of the ISM's
attitude toward Jews that Musso- 10-E-ROOMS WANTED
lini had promulgated the 1938 MIDDLE-AGED retired gentleman de-
racial laws under pressure from sires furnished room in Oak Park.
Hitler. He himself, Almirante said, 353-3454.
had participated in Jew-baiting as
APARTM ENTS
WIDOW DESIRES room in nice
a young journalist, but only be-
home or apartment to share
cause he had believed what he
2-bedroom, 2 baths
(Northgate preferred). Hunting-
had been told about Jews by anti-
luxurious high rise a
ton Woods, Oak Park area. Near
Semites.
transportation. References.
Mussolini's anti-Jewish program
moderate rents.
was a great blunder, Almirante
LI 8-5697
concluded, adding that he regret-
Northland area's most
ted . his own part in it.
CLEAN employed gentleman desires
The ISM chieftain said that furnished room. kitchen privileges. Oak
Including:
Italian Jewry's repeated rejec- Park or. Southfield area. 543-5899.
Central Air Conditioning
tion of neo-fascism since the war
All Electric Kitchen
would not change his party's 11-TO SHARE LIVING QUARTERS
Dishwasher
attitude toward Jews or toward
WOMAN to share Somerset
other nations. Neither, he said, YOUNG
apartment. Nancy, Home 642-7493, of-
Heat & Hot Water
would Arab rejection of the So- fice 647-4530.
Carpeting
viets, because the basic issue IMMEDIATE sublet - Female, your
was Israel's right to existence, bedroom includes 1/2 bath. Opposite
Private
Balcony
for each
which he said he firmly sup- Somerset. Pool. $115. 689-1457.
Apartment
WOMAN to share apartment. Highly de-
ports.
sirable location. Pool privileges. 542-
Private Party Room
Almirante contended that his 0109.
party's political gains constituted
T.V. Controlled Security &
"punishment" of Premier Emilio 12-EXTERMINATORS
Guards
Cogombo's Christian Democrats
Laundry & Storage Area
for their alleged tolerance of corn-
TENANT IN 304
munism. The Christian Democrats
SWIMMING POOL
gained 27.2 per cent of the votes
knows bugs no more
in Rome, compared with 30.9 per
since
cent last year, while the ISM in-
16300 W. 9 Mile Rd.
creased its vote percentage from
W. of Greenfield
10.7 to 15.6. The results in other
ERADICO
TO 5-7900
areas-a fifth of the country held
OPEN 7 DAYS
elections Monday - were similar- 13-FOR RENT APARTMENTS
"The Italian Communist Party
FROM 11 TO 6
has been halted in its tracks,"
DELUXE-SPACIOUS
Almirante declared. "The elector-
ate has thus shown that it wants a
3 bedroom apartment in one
swing to the right to obtain those
of Southfield's newest and
guarantees . . . of the Italian Social
finest developments.
Movement."

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FRANKLIN

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His Apts.

358-5873

CHARTERHOUSE

Phone S57-8100

Lancaster Hills Apts.

Photo Party Favors

On the spot photography enables
guests to leave with a framed
color photo or a photo button.

Bar Mitzvas, Sweet Sixteens, etc.

Photos by Gilbo 398-3566

Passport-Photos

2

for 5 3.95
Back Door
Galleries

28631 Southfield
S of 12 Mile

352-4116

352-2554

WHITEHALL

NOW AVAILABLE

Northland Areas Most Luxurious
2 Bedroom - 2 Bath Apartments

Air Conditioned • All Electric Kitchens • Dishwasher
Heat & Hot Water • Private Clubhouse • Completely Carpeted
Private Carport Included • Heated Pool
See Manager at Whitehall's Community Bldg. • phone 557-5338

W. 9 NIILE .1 PROVIDENCE DRIVE betoieen Greenfield & Southfield

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