40—EMPLOYMENT

MALE AND/OR FEMALE

WANTED—Person or couple; as
resident houseparents for small
group home for children. Hus-
,nand can continue own work.
'Attractive home and good salary.
Must be interested in children
and participate with a profes-
sional team in working with
them. Call or write Mrs. Ruth
Getz, Jewish Family & Children
Service, 10601 Curtis, Detroit
48211, DI 1-5960.

40—EMPLOYMENT
MALE AND/OR FEMALE

ARE YOU
A TOP NOTCH
I BETTER DRESS
SALESPERSON!!

Do You Want To
Better Yourself??

NURSING Attendent wishes work
in home caring for sick. Refer-
ences. 838-2622. Vivian Ware.

Full or port time.
Selling position.
We train,- nc lay offs.

CALL-A-MAID

543-7520

HIMELHOCH'S

NORTHLAND STORE

summer swim club director.

Baby Sitter or

965-5000

• me ••

8!•

••

1•

a full time

BABYSITTER. 5 days. 2 children.
547-9568.

BABYSITTER. Days, own trans
portation. 357-3943.

40-A--EMPLOYMENT
WANTED

I
has openings
g Contact - Miss Mehas ;

! •

••

Dependable maids for fast re-
liable service. Insured, bonded.
Transportation & supplies fur-
nished.

Applicant must be experienced
and highly qualified.

for

642-8349

I

(formally Reddy-Maid)

CALL-A-MAID
968-2008

Northwest suburb swim club

has opening

I

MALE AND/OR FEMALE

TEACHERS
MEN or WOMEN

SUMMER .JOB OPENING

1

40-A—EMPLOYMENT WANT 50—BUSINESS CARDS

A BETTER MAID
is •
JIIFFI-MAID

Insured, reliable. Transportation
provided. _

`Progress' Destroys
Bronx Synagogue;

Seminary Gets Funds
° NEW YORK (JTA) — A once-

557-6173

CARPENTRY. Anything and
everything. No job too small.
Free estimates. 533-8577.

PLUMBING — General repairs.
Faucets, toilets, sewer cleaning,
etc. Reasonable. 3414632.

COMPLETE interior, exterior
painting and decorating. New
and- old wood refinished, an-
tiquing. Reasonable. 547.1438. '

JUUUS ROSS MOVING CO.

Local and Long Distance STOR-
AGE. Packing, pianos, appliances
household furnishings, office
furniture. •

7040 Puritan—Detroit

46-Friday, F* '.y 4, 1972 TIE NETRINT JEV/MN NEWS

50—BUSINESS CARDS.

_
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HERALD ROOFING CO.

Local ladependenit Roofer
Fre* Estimates
Hot Tar or Residential Shingles

534-5100 or Res. 676-5070

Experienced young married wom-
an unable' to have children of
her own.

COMPLETE remodeling — addi-
tions, kitchens, dens, basements,
family rooms, Free estimates.
538-6894.

DAYS ONLY Coll: 538-5906

LARKINS MOVING CO.

HANDYMAN looking for full or
part-time job. Call after 3. 557-

Household and Office
Furniture

WOMAN wishes job to help in-
valid or be companion. 968-7572.

Local Gad Long Distance
Also Storage

LOOKING FOR work in office.
Have artistic ability. 353.39l6,

894-4587

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ANTIQUES •-

SACRIFICING large fine lifetime
collection of rare antiques and
paintings. 353.4945.'

SCANDINAVIAN

Order fine contemporary furni-
ture from Denmark, Sweden at
ELECTRICAL WORK, fire re, savings of 15%. Mr. EMMY, 557-
pairs, remodeling, FHA violation
corrections. 357-3943, 892-7105.
4748.

FINISHING, stain work, beauti-
fully done. Free estimates. 357-

861-6441

Mother's Helper
In Your Home Only

S6

FLOOR SANDING

Finishing, satin

fully

done.

work, beauti-

Free estimates.

357-0607

PANELING, partitions, floors,
ceilings tiled. Also small jobs`
Reasonable, Ron, 968-4576.

FURNITURE refinished and re-
paired. Upholstering. Free esti-
mates. 474.8953.

FOR scrims
washing, call
MIMING CARE at my home." Janes Russell. wall
One day service. EXPERT handbag repairs. Midi- .
Gentleman. 862-4318.
TO 64005, 526 Belmont.
up and deliver. Fred. IMM•.

Egyptians, Libyans Seek Bases in Malta

57-A—WANTED TO BUY
—. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FURNISHINGS

NEED infant dressing table. Good
condition. Reasonable. 541-4322.

87—PETS

OLD ENGLISH
SHEEPDOG' PUPPIES

Fezziwig &

Tamara Champion
Blood Line. Becherer Stud.

557-2845

Rabbi and Author

Mortimer Cohen

• By MICHAEL LEVY
have arrived in the island capital block Israel's naval communica-
flourishing synagogue and Jewish JTA Scandinavian Correspondent of Valletta in recent days.
NEW YORK — Dr. Mortimer J.
tions with Europe.
community center in the Bronx, - MALTA (JTA) — In spite of
Most of these experts are exam-
Some Arab diplomats here Cohen, rabbi emeritus of Cong.
which withered away after a super- the resumption of negotiations be- ing the British bases in case the
Beth
Sholom, Elkins Park, Pa.,
highway destroyed the continuity tween the Maltese and British Maltese government of Dom Mint- have also expressed the fear that
died Jan. 27, at his home in Phila-
of the neighborhood, has donated governments, large numbers of off should decide to grant them to Israel itself might try to move into delphia at age 77.
the island.
part of its remaining assets to the Egyptian and Libyan _military ex- the Egyptian or Libyan govern-
His synagogue building was de-
A Maltese government spokes-
Jewish Theological Seminary of perts have continued to arrive ments.
man
t o d a y described relations signed by Frank Lloyd Wright, who
America.
here. This correspondent learned
Though government spokesmen with Israel as "excellent" and said considered- Rabbi Cohen his co-
The formal presentation was that 43 Egyptians and 16 Libyans continue to
assert that under no that despite Malta 5 s difficult eco- architect as he guided Wright in
made by Rabbi Sol M. Linowitz,
circumstances would Malta give nomic situation, the government every stage of the planning and
former rabbi of the Jewish Center
up its friendly ties with Israel, has -clearly informed the Arab sign.
of University Heights, at a meet- AJCommittee Helps
opposition leader Vincent Tabone, states that "no economic assist-
Rabbi Cohen was president of
ing of the seminary's board of
head of the Maltese National Par- ance can be accepted from them the Jewish Book Council of Ameri-
Free
Black
Militant
overseers.
ty, told the JTA "I fail to see at the price of our good relations ca; of the National Jewish Welfare
Rabbi Linowitz was officially in-
how Mr. Mintoff can accept Arab with Israel."
Board from 1950 to 1952; editor of
stalled as chairman of the semin- in Texas Dope Case
the "Jewish Book Annual" in 1952;
NEW YORK — The American money and an Arab presence on
The spokesman, Paul
ary overseers. The donated funds
I.
ithe
island
while
pretending
to
and
founding editor of "In Jewish
Jewish
CoMmittee
expressed
Nandi,
who
also
serves
as
Mint-
'r are earmarked for the Seminary's
student center in Jerusalem, ac- gratification at the success of its maintain a neutral attitude in the
off s press officer,- told the JTA Bookiand" from 1945 to 1950.
Arab-Israeli
conflict"
Author of the best-selling
cording to the announcement by efforts on behalf of Lee Otis John-
that the speaker of the Maltese
"Pathways Through the Bible"
son, a 32-year-old black militant
Tabone said that he fears-that
the seminary.
Parliament, Ettard Belisha, will
reality will turn out to be very -
(Jewish Publication Society of
visit Israel probably In April.
The Jewish Center of Univer- who had been sentenced to 30 years
different from what the govern-
America), of which over 218,1100
sity Heights was founded 52 in prison in 1968 for giving an
Nandi said that this visit was to
ment actually plans to do and
copies are is print. Rabbi Cohen
years ago. Its membership grew undercover policeman a marijuana
have taken place earlier but had
cigarett.
also contributed to Jewish Schol-
"an Arab presence on the island
to 600 and its Hebrew school,
to be postponed because of "the
The AJC statement followed the
would eventually spell an end to
arship including a definitive
with seven grades and a regis-
island's political crisis."
the close and confident Maltese-
tration of 300 children, was con- setting aside of Johnson's convic-
Israel is one of the very few study, "Jacob Emdet: A Man
Israeli relations."
of
Controversy" (Dropsie Uni-
sidered one of the finest in the tion and sentence by U.S. Dis-
countries to have a resident am-
trict Judge Carl 0. Bue Jr. in . Political circles here give the bassador in Malta, Isaac Ben versity, 1937).
city.
Houston.
By 1968, membership had fallen
following reasons for Libya's in- Yaakov. Israel has granted techni-
Ordained by the Jewish Theolo-
so low that the officers felt the
In deciding that Johnson had
terest in a foothold on the island: cal assistance to Malta in the in- gical Seminary of America in 1919,
center was serving no useful pur- not received a fair trial because
Libya's leader, Col. Muammar el- dustrial and agricultural fields and he received the doctor of philoso-
pose and decided to sell the build- of racial tention in Houston,
Qaddafi, seems interested in ex- a number of additional Israeli phy degree from Dropsie Univer-
ing and disband.
Judge Bue ruled that if the state
panding his influence not only experts are due to arrive here sity in 1935. In 1954, the seminary
The $100,000 in assets were di- did not conduct a new trial for
throughout the Arab world but soon to join the three already at bestowed on him the honorary de-
vided between the seminary and Johnson within 90 days it would
gree of doctor of divinity.
throughout the Mediterranean work. •
the new Conservative Congregation have to release him.
area; Libya would like to stem
He was the spiritual leader of
in Co-Op City in another part of
the
influence
of
the
West
in
the
Cong.
Beth Shalom from 1920 for
Johnson, formerly an organizer
the Bronx where many of the cen- for the Student Non-Violent Co- area and would also like to take Rabbi Berliant, 67;
a period of 50 years, the only pul-
ter's dislocated f amilies had ordinating Committee was active part in any oil drillings which of National Renown
pit he held. Under his guidance,
moved.
NEW YORK (JTA)-4tabbi Sam- the congregation grew from 25
(in demonstrations clan marches might be carried out off Malta or
on
the
island
itself;
a
strong
Arab
families
to one of the largest in
uel
Berliant,
founder
and
former
at Texas Southern University and
elsewhere in the Houston area in position in Malta could eventually president of the Rabbinical Coun- the Philadelphia area, consisting
GNP in Occupied Areas
cil of America, died Jan. 27 after of 1,800 families.
1967-68, and his conviction on the
Up 15 Pct. for 2nd Year marijuana charge took place in
He was a vice president of the
a short illness. He was 67 years
French Rabbis Charge
old.
Jewish Community Relations Conn-
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The.. gross August, 1968.
of Philadelphia, a member of
national product in the adminis-
Rabbi Be_rliant was the rabbi
One unusual feature . of the pro- Law_of - Return Is Too Lax
tered territories where 1.000,000 ceedings was that the jury gave
the board'governors .bf Drepsie
PARIS (JTA) — A number of Cong. Tifereth 'Isiael in - Ja
people live has risen by mere than Johnson 10 years more than the French rabbis have established a Heights, N.Y. for 38 Years. Born University, the , Monist Organiza-
15 per cent for the second conse- prosecutor had asked as a maxi- - special committee to ask for a in Richmond Va., he studied at tion - of America and the Rabbini-
cutive year, the Bank of Israel dis- mum punishment.
stricter application of conversion the Rabbi Isaac Eichmann Theo-f
closed.
laws and for a change in the Is- logical Seminary of. YeshiTaAlnit
One-third of the increase derived
raeli Law of Return which they versity and was. Ardained:
Minsky; Headed
I from earnings by Arabs working German Town Grants
in 1929. In 1908 ;'Yeshlvii Univer;-
claim is "too lax and liberal."
'Chicago- Reid -,EttOe
in Israel where the wage scale is Stipend
The committee, Ygud Lemaan sity awarded him -an honorary doe.'
to
Rashi
House
higher than in the administered
Anna -Minsky, owner Ond:Op-
tor of divinity degree
BONN (JTA)—The municipality Kium Hayahadut (Organization for
areas.
tor of a real estate "Company
During the late 1930s,
the Existence of Judaism), calls
of
the
old
German
town
of
Worms
Most of tie- haproidiaents • is
Chicago unlit her retirement
for the strict application of halak- Berliant was one of a small-group
move to - Detroit in 1988, died
concentrated - In - the hmliaaa• , has placed an annual sum of hic law which prescribes that a who organized the Rabbinical Coinge
135,000 at the disposal of the
Sunday
at ago ' She— was -the
maria regions • •(We*' Bank).
ell
of
America.
He
served
in
Valk-
Jew is one born of a Jewish mother.
Rash'
House,
which
was
built
in
Oars offices and was -national press-
Other dt Villlieni Sneaky, presi-
which has a popidation of 6n,etts.
the Middle Ages.
The • committee organizers say
dent
from
1950
to
1952.
He
served
dent
of
Albert's,
women's ,clothing
OutPut there rose ay 18-20 per
The grant, which has so far been that a number of lay people includ-
cent according to the Bank of Is- approved for 1972 and 1973, may ing students have joined the organi- as chairman of its -chaplaincy Pro- stoie chain la Detriit.
eurement committee and also was
Itrs. Krinsky, 16300 W. Nine
rael report as a consequence of be augmented by further contribu- zation.
a member of the chaplaincy com- 1 111k Southfield, -was.. horn in
mechanization in agriculture and tions by the West German Federal
Meanwhile in Copenhagen, after mission of the National Jewish
industry, improved work methods government.
Besides-heel** she leaves
a lengthy discussion with Den- fare Board. He is -credited with
land a more intensive utilization
The restructured building will mark's Chief Rabbi Bent - Melchior, havhig organized the
\ of the labor force.
voluntarY
become the only Jewish museum
In the Gaza Strip, with a popu- in West Germany and serve also President Zalman Shazar labeled, draft of ,ehaplains, which was
In Judaism social action is re-
lation of 377,000, the GNP rose by as a site for international con.: as "pure nonsense" accusations adopted by all. motor Orthodox
anoi.i.retigiousassi .11n-
against the rabbi that his conver- seminaries ilLjrthis coin* tiy:- diking
_ 10-13 per cent..
pireje:
social
Gamest
ferences.
sions were not valid.
the' Korean- War.
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