24 Friday, May 27, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Vets Selling Poppies Ticketed
The
Pick-Up
Truck
By ALAN HITSKY
Our truck is available to pick-up your merchandise
six (6) days per week. We offer friendly, courteous,
helpful service.
Please turn your contribution into tax deductible
dollars and help to continue NCJW's many com-
munity projects.
• Clothing
• Major Appliances
• Housewares
• Furniture
• Carpets
• Furs
The Department of
Michigan of the Jewish War
Veterans of the U.S.A. says
it will demand a jury trial
after one of its members and
a member of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars were ticketed
last Friday wnile selling
poppies at the intersection
of Ten Mile and Southfield
roads.
Ask for Louise
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
JEWISH WOMEN
JWV State Commander
Norman Berkley claimed
that the VFW and Ameri-
can Legion were notified by
Southfield Police Chief Ed-
ward Ritenour that vete-
rans should not sell poppies for "impeding traffic."
in the street, but hisbrgan-
Ritenour said the
ization was not notified.
Southfield-10 Mile intersec-
Berkley added that other tion is the highest volume
JERUSALEM (JTA)
Police have arrested an
Arab employee of the Rus-
sian Orthodox convent in
Ein Karem in connection
with the murders of two
nuns last week.
The victims, Barbara-
Greater Detroit Section
16400 W. 12 Mile Rd. - Suite 106
Southfield, Mi. 48076
ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY
TWO DAY AUCTION
Monday, May 30 - 7:00 P.M., Tuesday, May 31 - 7:00 P.M.
at our galleries
FEATURING: PERIOD & DECORATIVE FURNITURE & CLOCKS: Early
19th Century English Game Table, Antique English Sheraton Style Ma-
hogany Sideboard, 18th Century English Mahogany Breakfront Bookcase,
Large Chippendale Style Mahogany Conference Table, Antique French Gilt
Bronze - Garniture Clock Set, Antique English Mahogany Bow Front Chest,
19th Century English Mahogany Partners' Desk, Chinese Rosewood Free
Standing Circular Curio Display, English Gilt Bronze and Porcelain Mantel
Clock, etc.
LARGE ORIENTALIA COLLECTION: 10" Royal Satsuma Bowl, Fine Jade
Cariiings including Burma and Lavender Jade Figures, 37" high, Chinese
Deity Figure, Cloisonne including a set of 8 Chinese Immortal Horses, Fine
Large Collection of Ivory Carvings including Japanese and Chinese, Pr. 31"
high Chinese Blue & White Palace Vases, Antique Chinese Blue & White
Porcelain Ewer, Antique Kutani Covered Tea Pot, Collection of Netsuke,
Chinese Gilt on Silver and Peacock -Sculpture, etc.
CONTINENTAL &, ENGLISH PORCELAIN: Pair English Pate Sur Pate
Vases, Antique Old Paris Vase, Hadley Worcester Figure Candelabra, Royal
Doulton Vase, English •iidgways Mugs'Sevres Covered Vase, Castleton
China "Lace Pattern" set, etc.
BRONZES & PAINTINGS: Antique French Gilt Bronze Madonna Figure,
Lammons Birch (English) "Landscape" Oil Painting, George Raab (Ameri-
can) "Fall Landscape" Oil Painting, P. Morizet (French) "Rural Landscape"
Oil Painting, George Raab (American) "Brittany Girl" Oil \Painting, After
Auguste Moreau (French) "Seated Girl" Bronze Figure, etc.
CRYSTAL: Set of Fostoria "Nosegay" stemware, cut crystal: bowls, de-
canters, vases, baskets, stemware, bells, etc.
SILVER: 128 pc. Sheffield silver on copper "Kingsware" Flatware Service in
free-standing canteen, 4 pc. Sheffield silver on copper Tea Set with Gallery
Tray, Candelabra, Trays, etc.
COLLECTORS' ITEMS: Steuben Glass Snail, Collection of Borsato Figures,
Collection of Mettlach Steins & Plaque, Lladro Figure "Reclining Clown
with Ball," Collection of Royal Doulton Toby Mugs, Cappe Figures, etc.
LARGE COLLECTION OF ESTATE AND CUSTOM JEWELRY
EXHIBITION: Thursday, May 26 & Friday, May 27 — 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Monday, May 30 & Tuesday May 31 — 6 P.M. to AUCTION
CATALOGUES: $2.00 at the door
INFORMATION: (313) 338-9203
TERMS: Cash, Check, American Express, Visa, MasterCard
(10% Buyers' Premium in effect)
Absentee Bids Accepted If You Are Unable To Attend And Bid In Person
NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR FUTURE AUCTIONS
R CHARLES'
•
0,c
A
CrOM
a y a I
1-61Y
AUCTIONEERS • APPRAISERS • ESTATE: SPECIALISTS
825 Wood hard Avenue • Pontiac, Michigan 48051 • (313 )118 9203
I!
mile
ti,rth
Sithire l..ti t
Chief Ritenour said he
began a quiet campaign
two years ago requesting
that all street sales be
halted. JWV was notified
in a letter to then State
Commander William
Greenberg, the chief said.
The two men who were is-
sued tickets, Sol ,Levin,
commander of the Yetz-
Cohen Post of the JWV, and
Jim Smith of Ray-Dunham
Post of the VWF, were cited
Israel Detains Suspect
in Slaying of Two Nuns
557-9604
C
organizations have contin-
ued their street sales, "in-
cluding the police, who sell
Goodfellow newspapers."-
Rd
N ( I 1') '19
Vespikov, 68, and her
daughter,. Veroniko, 43,
died of multiple stab
wounds. „Religious Affairs
Minister Yosef Burg has ca-
bled condolences to the Rus-
sian Orthodox Patriarch in
Moscow.
The police said they sus-
pected an "inside job" from
the start because there were
no signs of forced entry into
the cottage occupied by the
nuns, indicating that they
knew their assailant.
The nuns belonged to
the Russian Orthodox
convent, located near the
Hadassah Medical Cen-
ter in Ein Karem. The
mother and daughter
lived in a relatively re-
mote part of the monas-
tery which police said
was one of the reasons no
one heard any screams
from the victims' cottage.
The murder was dis-
covered by another nun,
who went to the cottage
after neither of the victims
came to morning prayers.
The shocked nun and her
fellow-nuns did not im-
mediately inform the police.
All of the nuns were
evacuated to the Soviet
Mission in Central
jerusalem where police
placed special guards.
The convent,_along with
other Christian institutions
in Jerusalem, recently be-
came the target of harass-
ment by fanatics; who
painted swastikas on the
convent walls with the slo-
gan, "Russians, go home."
The victims reportedly
filed a complaint a year ago
that unidentified persons ,
threw rocks at their cottage.
Report Forger
Is Anti-Semite
HAMBURG — The man
suspected of forging the Hit-
ler diaries which a West
German magazine paid
$4.38 million for was by
reputation a con artist and
an anti-Semite, the maga-
zine said.
Konrad Kujau, the Nazi
relics dealer who sold the
documents to Stern maga-
zine, is currently undef in-
vestigation on suspicion of
fraud for his • role in the
hoax, according to a report
in Stern.
TAX
FREE
intersection in the city, with
85,000 cars per 'day. "Now
those traffic signals are
computerized and no one
can tell when they will
change. It is a dangerous
situation."
"I'm not trying to rain on
their parade," he said. "I'd
rather work with them then
against them. This (sales in.
the streets) has been a
long-standing tradition,
and there are so many
organizations. One. goes
ahead with the sales and
then the others do."
Ritenour said the two tic-
kets were the first issued in
Southfield.
MUNICIPAL BOND
BUYERS PLEASE
CALL TO RECEIVE OUR
WEEKLY MUNICIPAL
BOND LIST
469-0451
First of Michigan
Corporation
ANNIMINIP
WRITING UNLIMITED
BROCHURES
SPEECHES
NEWSLETTERS
EDITING
ADVERTISING
PRESS RELEASES
GHOST WRITING
RESUMES
ROSE D. SEGMAN
559-1870
Congratulations
GAYLE ,STILLMAN
On Passing The Bar
We are very proud of you.
With Love
Aunt Molly & Uncle Max
Cousins: Doris, Marshall,
Annette & Steven
THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
(Chesed Shel Emes)
will hold
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
Monday, May 30th, at 12:00 NOON
at the Veterans Section of their Cemetery
HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK
Gratiot Avenue at 14 Mile Road
with the participation of Jewish War Veterans De-..
partment of Michigan and Women's Auxiliary.
CANTOR HYMAN ADLER OF Congregation B'nai
David will officiate.
Families, Relatives and Friends are invited to attend.
Samuel A. Kayne
Norman Blake
President
Secretary
Hillel L. Abrams
Rabbi Eric Greenbaum
Milton Oleinick
Morse Shiffman
Vice-President
Samuel P. Havis
Vice-President
Morris Dorn
Treasurer
Trustees
Edward Miller
Cemetery Chairman
Rabbi Israel I. Rockove
Executive Director