17—HOMES FOR SALE
30-A—INSTRUCTIONS
OAK PARK
40—EMPLOYMENT
EXCELLENT
TUTORING
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
13701 Courtland
Moth and Science, certified
teacher with M.A. degree. No
Sabbath calls.
1 blk. W. of Coolidge
2 blks. S. of 9
3 bedrm brick ranch, 14x22
pan. rm. w/blt.-in air condt.
unit, carp., drapes, blt.-in oven-
range, dishwasher, refrig., new
garb. disposal, blt.-in dressers
in all, Irg. closets w/lights.
Assm. high mort. at 51/2 FHA,
w/poyments of $169 incl. all
bal. of appr. $14,500. Asking.
$25,900 or cony. & poss. land
contract terms, exc. poss.
Call after 5:00 P.M.
557-0767 or 557-5903
MODER N math tutoring, all
grades, M.A.—B.S. degree, certi-
fied experienced teacher. 545-3898.
40—EMPLOYMENT
Phone Solicitors
for home improvements. High-
est money making incentives,
age no barrier.
PART time bookkeeper and or-
ganizer for small office, 255-4190
after 12:00. Good pay, your hours.
548-5039
OLDER PERSON
'SOUTH FI ELD
SPOTLESS 3 bedrm. brk. ranch,
Sthfield area, freshly decorated,
air condt., patio, fenced yd.,
gas BBQ, 61/2 % mort. $132
payments, or $3,000 moves
you in. Must be seen and must
be sold. $26,500.
To work as a counterman in
wholesale grocery. 4 hrs. o day,
no nights, holidays, or Sunday.
Apply in person 1-3.
Meral and Company
8031 Lyndon
557-2290
tegral port of our office opera-
Greenfield at 10 1 /2 Mi.
tion. You will handle all phases
LOOKING FOR
A CHALLENGE
Excellent opportunity for the
right person to become an in-
of our office operations, tele-
phone answering, typing and
filing.
MON.-FRI. 9-4
W. of Greenfield
865-7900
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576-0243, KE 3-8812.
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LEGE student will tutor
.h 1-4. 544-0052 or 544-2258,
Call after 7:00
for infant and other children.
Some evenings and afternoons.
Must drive. References.
MIDDLE AGED lady wishes to
work 2 or 3 days, pleasant dis-
position, kind to the elderly. 544-
4562.
EXPERIENCED day care for el-
derly. Reasonable. Oak Park-
Southfie113. 544-4655.
45—BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
544-3392
DRAPERY seamstress, experienc-
ed only in serging, or blink stitch-
ing. Draperies by Andrew. 953-
5115.
RENT INCLUDES:
needed, Mon.-Fri. 2 children,
school ages, or woman to live
in exchange for home baby-
sitter plus good salary.
In North Detroit suburban shop-
ping center. Take over renew-
able lease with 9 months re-
maining. Selling fixtures and
equipment plus inventory. Ill-
ness forces sale.
FOR APPT.
Nr. Northland area
HOUSEKEEPER
OR BABYSITTER
DRESS SHOP
LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS.
Rd.
Write to Box 1105
The Jewish News
17515 West 9 Mile Rd.
Suite 865
Southfield, MI. 48075
40-A—EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
CALL MR. SIDDER
16300 W. 9 Mi.
BOOKKEEPER
352-6989 after 5:00
NORTHGATE
EAST
COMMERCIAL
UNIT AVAILABLE
Approx. 900 sq. ft.
Ask for Mr. Roth
356-2686
BABYSITTER
WANTED
time, permanent.
CHARTERHOUSE
COMMERCIAL
UNITS AVAILABLE
LARKINS MOVING CO.
Household and Office
EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON
19—OFFICE SPACE
FOR RENT
Call
542-7400
Corporation has an opening for
a bright telephone salesman.
Must have phone or outside
sales exp. Salary, commi., hos-
pitalization.
643-4936
For Men's and Boys' Store, full
Approx. 434 sq. ft. Rent includes
heat & hot water, air cond.
FURNITURE refinished and re-
paired. Free estimates. 474-8933.
Bet. Livernois and Wyoming
Open all day Sunday
29880 Everett
559-9275
AN INTERNATIONAL
Full time, knowledge, A/P,
bank reconsi., payroll taxes,
and G/L, Miracle Mile area.
Mr. Freedman 342-5200, 10-4
BUYERS ONLY
50—BUSINESS CARDS
50—BUSINESS CARDS
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING
With a golden touch. CUSTOM
WALLPAPERING. Free esti-
mates, fully insured.
CALL
Al Benkoff
Dave Benkoff
543-6842
352-3281
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING
With a customized look. Quality
paper hanging by request.
FREE ESTIMATES AND
PAPER CONSULTATION
We Now Spray Shutters
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40—EMPLOYMENT
543-8692
Finding a competent private duty nurse
who's competent isn't difficult. Finding a
competent nurse who cares can be very
difficult.
Call for a Medical Personnel Pool RN,
LPN, Aide or Companion. We'll send a nurse
with top professional qualifications you and
your patient will like to be around.
24 HR. SERVICE
MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
354-4290
GENEVA (JTA)—The
Schoenau Castle camp for
WALLPAPER SALE Jewish emigrants from the
Soviet Union will be definite-
We carry the very finest in
ly closed within the next two
quality wallcoverings at dis-
weeks and will be replaced
count prices. Over 50,000 pat-
by a new camp to be run by
terns to choose from, profes-
the International Committee
sional paperhanging, painters
for European Migration in
available. Hours 10-5, eve-
Geneva.
nings by appt.
An Austrian Ministry of
NATIONAL WALLCOVERINGS Interior spokesman said in
3950 W. 12 Mile Rd.
Vienna that the Schoenau
Berkley, Mich.
camp will be closed as soon
545-9896
as the new site at Traiskir-
chen, 12 miles south of Vi-
SUPERIOR DECORATING
enna, will be operational but
SERVICE
"not later than two weeks
Specialists in wallpaper hang- from now."
The new camp, the spokes-
ing and removal. All work
man said, will serve as a
guaranteed. Free estimates.
272-0654
THE VERY FINEST
Painting and paperhanging.
Careful, neat and reasonable.
Call after 5 p.m.
547-7569
LOOKING for a good painter?
Experienced and reasonable. 543-
0130.
A-1 PAPERHANGER, neat and
responsible. 542-4995.
Mrs. Woodridge
543-2193
MEET AN
HONEST MAN
Painting, roofing, other home
repairs.
837-5797
INTERIORS, 2 coats, specialty,
free estimates. TO 9-0547.
ESTABLISHED
Vending rte, ground floor, op-
por, earning in excess of $1,000
per month, requires only 5 hrs
per week. Ideal supplement to
present i n c o m e. Full price
$6,500, will allow a trust-
worthy individual to pay for
out of earnings.
Call Mr. Parks at
478-1014
COMPLETE interior painting.
Fine wood finishing, antiquing.
35 years experience. Reasonable.
Free estimates. References. 547-
1438.
LICENSED electrician. 557-8981 or
557-5775.
EUROPEAN dressmaker and al-
terations. 837-4195.
357-3266
Overnite Service
INVITATIONS
20% OFF
JERUSALEM—Jacob Tsur
will continue as chairman of
the board of directors of the
Keren Kaymet le Israel
(Jewish National Fund).
At a recent meeting of the
board, Tsur, who has headed
the fund for 13 years, dis-
closed that he had been con-
sidering the idea of resigning
Household and estate liquida-
tions. Experienced.
DRESSMAKING alterations, 20
years experience, daytime. WO
1-2083, after 5, 541-7009.
28635 Southfield
Tsur Remains
Head of JNF
WE CONDUCT
ELECTRIC REPAIRS. Reasonable.
644-0409. 557-7228.
PASSPORT PHOTOS
2 fon"
Papertique
Schoenau to Be Replaced •
Refugee Camp No Longer
Run by Jewish Agency
894-4587 or 361-5222
COMPLETE remodeling, altera-
tions, repair, kitchens, den,
basement, fam. rm., reasonable.
538-6894
PLUMBING repairs, including
disposals and sump pumps, no
service charge. 398-1754.
Somebody who cares.
Furniture
Local and Long Distance
Also Storage
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 2, 1973-53
JACOB
TSUR
and devoting his time to
literary pursuits. However,
he was persuaded by mem-
bers of the board in Israel
and by the heads of the fund
abroad to stay on.
Prime Minister Golda Meir,
in a personal message ac-
companied by a bouquet of
roses, praised Tsur's decision.
which sho called "wise and
responsible."
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PAINT up and Wall paper up for
the Holidays. 544-1646.
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side. I. Schwartz. 545-7712.
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sions. $60 average price. 398-2462.
55 — MISCELLANEOUS
SLATE pool table. professional
size. Like new, with equipment,
$190. LI 3-3323.
55 - B — APPAREL FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL full length d ark
mink coat, very reasonable. Sun-
day. LI .2-1282."
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2 VIOLINS, $20.00 each. -546-9015.
transit point at which the
refugees "will spend a few
hours at the most."
The refugees, the spokes-
man said, will leave Vienna
aboard El Al charters which
will call twice a day and be
able to pick up some 200
refugees daily. About 150-180
Soviet refugees arrive every
day in the Austrian capital,
a larger figure than before
the outbreak of the Oct. 6
war.
The new camp will be run
by the international commit-
tee for European migration
and no longer by the Jewish
Agency, the spokesman said.
ICEM circles in Geneva
confirmed that they have
been in touch with the Aus-
trian authorities on this sub-
ject but said that no definite
plans have been made as yet.
Schoenau camp has served
as a transit site for refugees
for some eight years. Over
72,000 Soviet Jews have
passed through it since the
large-scale Jewish emigra-
tion from the Soviet Union
started in 1971.
Exhibit Traces
Destruction of
Foreign Jewry
WASHINGTON — The de-
struction of European Jewry,
traced through the notes of
underground Jewish writers
executed during the Holo-
caust and -other parapher-
nalia, is the topic of a Bnai
Brith exhibit ready to go on
loan to Jewish communities.
Among the articles and
items are notes by Warsaw
Ghetto leader Emanuel Ring-
leblum who proposed that the
Jews rally in the streets to
fight the Nazis.
"The Germans would have
taken their revenge. It would
have cost tens of thousands
of lives, but not 300,000."
Ringleblum, whose notes
Were discovered in milk cans
in Warsaw after World War
II, was executed for his par-
ticipation in Operation Oneg
Shabat, t h e underground
Jewish effort to record life
under Nazi rule.
Also included are the draw-
ings of Alfred Kantor, an in-
mate of Auschwitz and a
Nazi work camp in Germany,
who was able to draw
sketches of his surroundings
and hide them from his cap-
cap-
tors.
The traveling -exhibit is the
largest collection of materials
on the Holocaust available
for loan to local Jewish com-
munities and institutions.
A major part of it are
photographs from Jewish
sources and captured Nazi
files that are now part of the
achives of the YIVO Institute
for Jewish Research in New
York.
Mounted on 35 large panels,
the 150 photographs graphi-
cally depict the Holocaust,
from the period of mass de-
portations and Nazi occupa-
tion of Europe to the era of
Jewish resistance and the
aftermath of the war.
The exhibit also includes
films, seminars and campus
lectures. It is assisted by a
$10,000 grant from the World
Federation of Bergen Belsen
Associations, a coalition of
death camp survivors.