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40—BUSINESS CARDS

40—BUSINESS CARDS

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CARPENTRY WORK - inside &
outside. I. Schwartz. 545-7712.

BERNIE IS
BACK

ALUMINUM siding, trim, gutters
Specialist - also painting. 399-
1233.

BERNIE
BENKOFF

WILL ADDRESS invitations of
all kinds. Call Judy. 399-3412.

Custom Painting &
Wallpapering. Inc.

DRESSMAKING and alterations.
20 years experience. Reasona-
ble. 968-8490.

ROOFING. SIDING. GUTTERS
& trim. Licensed. Insured. Free
estimates. 525-9160.

Specializing
in
foils.
flocks, grass cloth, cork.
graphics. vinyls. material,
suede.

PAINTING. Interior - Exterior.
Caulking. plaster repairs, wall
washing. Reasonable. Call atter
5 pm. 544-3118

Free .Estimates.

Insured.
398-4337

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METRO WINDOW
CLEANING AND
HOME CARE

Experts on aluminum storms,

carpet, floor, furniture clean-
ing. Wall washing, custom
painting, interior-exterior.
541-0278

David's Plastering
& Dry Wall

Texturing of Walls. Repairs.

557 - 1338

TELEVISION
SERVICE

All work guaranteed
Licensed
Very Reasonable
Call HAROLD COHEN

968-7482

REPAIRS.
ELECTRICAL
Prompt & reasonable. 559-4108.

JUDY'S dressmaking. Altera-
tions. Experienced. Reasonable.
Appointment only. 559-4108

KITCHEN cabinets & wood-
refinished. Antiquing,
staining. Custom interior paint-
ing Reasonable. References.

work

S47-1438.

LICENSED ELECTRICIAN.
Reasonable prices. 557-8981.
557-5775.
GUTTER Replacement Special.
Low rates. 399-1233.

MICHAEL BLACK

For the finest
in custom
wallpaper hanging

352-1923

A & M PAINTING &
DECORATING
Kitchen cabinets, finishing
basements. No job too big or too
small

Free Estimates

865-3857

40—BUSINESS CARDS

Specializing In

ALUMINUM SIDING

Custom. Trim, Gutters.
Reasonable. also painting & re-
roofing. Licensed & insured.

L.J. RODGERS
Home Improvements

399-1233

LARRY'S
PAINTING SERVICE.

Interior - Exterior
Free Estimates.
Reasonable rates.
Quality work
Call 543-1597

HOUSE PAINTING

Quality work at reason-
able rates.

Professional courteous service.
Insured low rates. Excellent ref-
erences.

557-2208

QUALITY SERVICE
SEWER & DRAIN

Plumbing Repairs

Sewer Cleaning
Sumo Pump Reoairs
Emergency Calls

Complete bedroom &
dining room sets
Choir re-glueing
Coning & Rushing

474-8953

PROFESSIONAL
PAPER HANGING

JOAB SHEVACH
545-4828

PILLOW TALK
CARPET CLEANING
SERVICE

Carpets professionally
steam cleaned, stains &
soil removed. Fully in-
sured. Owner operated.

SEYMOUR
RUBENSTEIN

543-1406 or 967-1064

ROOF
LEAKS!

Commercial & Residential
Roofing. Aluminum Siding &
Trim. Gutters & General
Repair. GUARANTEED
MATERIALS
WORKMANSHIP.

546 - 0050

at $8.00 a roll
Foils $9.00 a roll

CALL AL

'967-1295

Brick, block, stone.

ELEGANT

363-9714

Free Estimates

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
399-8095
544-1662

DRESSMAKER & STYUST

Alterations & remodeling for
men, women & children. Very
reasonable. Prompt & friendly
service.

Guaranteed.

345.6878

CARPENTRY

• Rec. Rooms
• Basement Floors Tiled
• Suspended ceilings
installed
• Stucco
• Misc. Repairs.

References
Very Reasonable

CALL RON
968-4576

eves.

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C.C. KIRBY CONST.

Free Estimates
Licensed

PAINTING & DECORATING

Free Estimates

542-1631

INVITATION addressing. Call
967-1047.

851-7866

Invitations - Weddings -
Parties - Charity Balls -
Business Envelopes -
Script Writing.

ATTORNEY SERVICES

K. KENT

Free Estimates

366 - 5322
WELLS
Call kW! as or altar 7 pm.

Folly Licensed & Insured.
Custom Interior — Exterior

REUBEN'S
CUSTOM PAINTING
Special Exterior
Ranches - $145
Colonials - $195

FOR SALE 1 painting brought of
Warwas Ghetto. Please call atter
7, 543-5934.

Also InUrbr & exterior painting

541-0278

Roofing & Gutters
General Home Maintenance
Free Estimates
559-7680

51—MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE REPAIR
& REFINISHING

Work guaranteed. Reasonable.

(By Machine)

ARTISTIC PAINTING
Interior & Exterior

PENNY'S
ADDRESSING SERVICE

MOVING CO.
"THE MOVING MEN"

Reputable and Licensed
9374374
422-3764

PAPER HANGING
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Insured

546-8249

F. W. STEWART

Will hang almost anything!

Carpet steam cleaning.
wood-vinyl floor service Up-
holstery cleaning .
Free Estimates

Free Estimates

Interior-Exterior. Reasonable
prices. Work guaranteed. Call
398-1053.

Interior-Exterior
Patch Plastering.
10 years experience

WALL WASHING

Sod work,
patio work.

967-3590

CHUCK'S PAINTING SERVICE

METRO CARPET
& FLOOR SERVICE

BLUE MOON
MAINTENANCE

QUALITY CUSTOM PAINTING -

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TOBIAS
Plastering - Stucco - Texturing.
Specializing in plaster & drywall
repairs, water damage.

292-3885

40—BUSINESS CARDS

Reasonable rates on all
legal services including
preparation of wills &
trusts, no-fault divorces &
small business incorpora-
tions. Conveniently lo-
cated in Southfield. No fee
for initial consultation.

Phone for appointment

557-7400

Well Oak Park Aux. 716 -
Jewish War Veterans -
presents a Rummikub
tournament Wed. May
24th 7:30 pm JWV HALL,
16990 W. 12 Mile Rd.,
Sfld. For information

355 9137

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HAULING —We clean out
garages, stores, attics,
houses and basements,
also fire & remodeling de-
bris, etc. 368-2737. Call
• anytime, if no answer call
back later.

Unique
Invitation Addressing

Very reasonable.

Call MELANIE

Fine china, Block -
Flamenco design, service
for 12 plus accessories.
Originally $400. Make of-
fer. Also matching Scan-
danavian crystal.

Eves. 661 - 0784

53—ENTERTAINMENT

FREDDY SHEYER Combo.
Music all occasions. 398-2462.

559-2430

BAND

OAKLAND ELECTRIC

Excellent Music
For All Social
Occasions

Fast, qualified electrical
work.
Call us when you need us
anytime.

642-7979

We accept Master Charge & visa.

HANDY MAN

HOME REPAIRS

Experienced
No job too small
Reasonable

3534336 of 357 - 0241

731-6081

Mideast Axis

WASHINGTON (ZINS)
—Political observers be-
lieve that the U.S. is trying
to form an anti-Soviet axis
in the Middle East, based on
Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt
and Jordan.

Friday, May 19, 1918 53

Church Body Hits Israel Use
of Cluster Bomb in Lebanon

MINNEAPOLIS (JTA) —
The governing board of the
National Council of
Churches adopted a resolu-
tion last week sharply criti-
cal of Israel's "illegal use" of
American-made cluster
bombs during its invasion of
South Lebanon last March.
The resolution asserted
that the U.S. "shares in the
moral responsibility" for
the "illegal" use of such
weapons. It asked Israel to
adhere to the provisions of
the U.S.-Israel arms
agreement "which
specifies" that the cluster
bomb must not be used "ex-
cept in the event of full-
scale war against well
entrenched emplacements."
Rabbi A. James Rudin,
the assistant national direc-
tor of the Interreligious Af-
fairs Department of the
American Jewish Commit-
tee, who was an official ob-
server at the board meeting,
issued a statement terming
the resolution unfair, im-
balanced and anti-Israel.
He said that by singling
out Israel alone for con-
demnation "the govern-
ing board has engaged in
an unconscionable act of
selective moral out-
reach." He said the reso-
lution totally omits any
reference to the March 11
Palesting Liberation
Organization terrorist at-
tack against Israeli civi-
lians and this one-sided
resolution "could deny
Israel a vital means to
provide for her security."
He said he did not believe
that "this regrettable ac-
tion" by the NCC reflected
"the views of an overwhelm-
ing majority of millions of
Christians who have for 30
years affirmed their deep
committment to and sol-
idarity with Israel."
Meanwhile, in Washing-
ton, the State Department

has confirmed that Israel
has signed a secret agree-
ment with the U.S. renew-
ing a pledge that Israel will
not use cluster bombs ex-
cept under special wartime
conditions.
It was reported that the
latest agreement, in the
form of an exchange of
memoranda dated April 10
and 11, has been sent to the
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee and the House
International Relations
Committee, but was repor-
tedly classified and would
not be publicized. The exist-
ence of the new agreement
was made public by Rep.
Paul McCloskey, Jr. (R —
Calif.), a long-time critic of
the cluster bomb who had
raised questions about its
use in Lebanon by Israel.
Meanwhile, the NCC
board adopted a resolu-
tion denouncing Nazi ac-
tivities in the United
States. The action fol-
lowed prolonged debate
about whether to
broaden the resolution so
that it would condemn all
forms of racism. The in-
itiative to broaden the
resolution came from
black and orthodox dele-
gates.
The resolution expressed
"concern about the recur-
ring signs of Nazism evi-
denced in the recent demon-
strations by the National
Socialist White People's
Party in St. Louis and the
Nazi planned march in
Skokie."
It added that "we re-
pudiate and oppose any
anti-Semitic teaching or ac-
tion and, in particular,
those Nazi activities in the
U.S. which give support to
prejudice, contempt or
hatred directed against the
Jews and which have their
precedent in the tragic
event of the Holocaust."

Eliav Discloses Aid to Kurds

JERUSALEM (JTA) — and aged, living in exile
Part of the story of Israel's in the U.S.
The field hospital, which
to the Kurdish
aid
nationalist rebels against was the only functioning
Iraq in the late 1960s was hospital at that time in a
revealed over Independence territory with over one mil-
Day by a central figure in lion population, served the
the episode: Arye Eliay. fighters and their families,
Writing in Yediot Ac- and Barazani told Eliav and
hronot, the Sheli Knesseter, the team of Israeli doctors
then a rising Labor Party and medics that his people
Knesseter and deputy would never forget their
minister, recounted how he help.
was sent by Premier Levi
Eshkol in late 1966 to meet Soviets Mail
with Kurdish leader Mulla Tampering Hit
Mustapha Barazani in his
mountain hideout and to NEW YORK (JTA) —
help set up a field hospital The House Post Office and
for the "Pesh Merga" Kur- Civil Service Subcommittee
dish forces and their on Postal Services has
families. begun hearings here on the
Eliav's account is the issue of Soviet interception
first public acknowl- of U.S. mail.
It is the first in a series of
edgement of the many
reports that Israel as- hearings to be held at the
sisted the Kurds. The request of Rep. Benjamin
Kurdish rebellion was ef- Gilman (R-NY), who has in-
fectively snuffed out troduced legislation urging
three years ago when the President Carter to express
Shah of Iran, who had the disapproval of the
been tacitly supporting American people of the
them, concluded a -pact Soviet's failure to abide by
with the Iraqi govern- international postal regula-
ment. Barazani is now ill dons.

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