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October 11, 1957 • Page Image 29

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October 11, 1957 • Page Image 30

…Friday, October 11, 1957—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-30 ▪ 1Y—HOUSES FOR SALE . ▪ 17—HOUSES FOR SAL! . 7 MILE-EVERGREEN—Open 2-5 Sun- day. 6-room brick ranch, beautiful screened back porch with awn- ings and tiled basement. Take over 4c/,, GI mortgage. 19909 Kentfield, KE 3-6096. 1111 ■ INN NIN MIN 1111 BLDR'S. 1 1 MODEL 1 1 HOME - - — — — 1.1 • Face Brick Ranch Homes • 2 bedrooms plus Large Family Room • 23ti Baths 19722 SANTA BARBAR...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 31

…pmeerrrnrurrre-ffiutici - Ranch Homes Show Family 'Luxury Look' ailli • qualia—sst ati mutat ma ma . . ....... . ... p. 1,961 `ii iaqopo To introduce the "lmtury look" in family living, Practical Home Builders announced the opening of two new model homes in their • Hearthstone develop- ment, south of W. Eight Mile between Grand River and Middle- belt. Models are priced from $21,250 and $21,950. The new models, designed with the modern ,...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 32

…03 ORGMAN, Huntington Woods. DUPLEX, Oak Park, 5 rooms, newly By owner. 5 room, 2 bedroom, re-decorated, assume GI mortgage, landscaped, a t t a c h e d enclosed .Built-in china and hi-fi cabinet, breezeway, 2 car garage, full at- $3,500 down. Call after 4 p.m.. LI tic. LI 4-1782. 7-3656. RANCH HOMES GAS. HEAT 15330 Rosemary we of 78041 ILENE OPEN SUN. 2-5 MEYERS, N. of Outer Drive 17303 MONICA duplex. Very clean. Just deco- rated insid...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 33

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 18984 PRAIRIE Open Sun. 2-5 bedrzu, face brick Col. A-1 3 cond. er, gar., carpeted, gas AA, . $3,000 du, 10 ,11.A. terms. Rea- sonable. • * 17371 STEEL Open Sun. 2-5 'arge 4 bedrin. brick. full din. rm„ break. rm.. rec. rm., gas a.c. glassed & pallislif`d rear terr. or Price reduced land cont. 10 .H.A. terms. * * * 17581 INDIANA Open Sun. 2-5 $ 1 :2 & 4 1 : income. Ultra modern interior. 22 gas f...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 34

…• OAK PARK BLVD., 13441 Owner's sacrifice. Immed. poss. Fast deal. New FHA snort. Large liv. rm., marble firepl., full din. rm., open to terra, carpets, drapes, plus many extras. Gas ht., 2 blks. schools, synagogue, shopping. Drive by or call LI 5-8043. 18661 WHITCOMB. Beautiful 2-bed- room ranch style home. Open Sun- day. By owner. C.- EN SUN. 2-5 MENDOTA, 16236 3-bedrm. Col., ige. kit., carpets, drapes, scrnd. tiled terr., fin. rec. rm....…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 35

…19210 TRACEY Open Sun. 2-5 HUNTINGTON WOODS VICTORIA - COOLIDGE Luxurious face brick bung., 5 rms., 2 bedrms., large liv. rm. and din. rm., family size kitch., gas lit., 2 car gar. Call Mr. Fay, TY 8-4300. 7-rm. brick Col., 3 lge. bedrms., tremendous kit., brkfst. rm., panld, library. 1st fl. lay., pass hall, close to everything. Must sell. Miss Weitzman, Mr. Shlom. SCHATTEN GROSS REALTY UN 4-3100 Montrose - 7 Mile Road A beautiful bun...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 36

…Friday, October 11, 1957—THE DETROIT - JEWISH NEW Griggs, N. of 6 Mile No Gadgets Just good value is offered in this comfortable 6%-rm. brick col.„ , carpeted, 2-car gar., nr. Syna- gogue. Convenient FHA terms and the price is only $16,500. Ask for Mr. Sadrack, BR 3-0105. ELSEA WHITCOMB, 18645 - 3-bedrm. face brink ranch, newly built, baths, paneled den, built-in waste king kitchen appliances, full sized dining room, full cement drive, lan...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 37

…50—BUSINESS CARDS Fields Employment CARPENTER, all kinds of alterations. Call WE 3-0815. Couples, Cooks, Maids. Chauffeurs, Janitors, Caretakers. Porters DAY or WEEK B. & D. WINDOW Cleaning Co. Storms, screens, awnings, gutters. KE 7-1018, 1..0 4-4724. ALL WIRING & REPAIRS TR. 3-7770 'NIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT service, experienced help, days or weeks Call TY. 8-5310. LICENSED, INSURED AND GUARANTEED . VOMAN to live in with elderly convale...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 38

…T Biblical Pool of- Gideon Hebrew Union College Prints Comparative Religion ex OFNICINNATI — The beliefs and practices of the great reli- gions of the world are set forth with explanatory maps and charts for Jewish religious school pupils in a-new textbook just published by the depart- ment of Jewish religious educa- tion of Hebrew Union College- Jewish Institute of Religion, here. The new volume, "Our Reli- gion and Our Neighbors" is the j...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 39

…Bnai Brith Headed D. Monument Unveilings . (Unveiling announcements . may be inserted by mailing or by calling The Jewish News office, VE 8-9364. Written announcements must be Accompanied by the name and Address of the person making the Insertion. There is a standard charge of $2.00 for an unveiling notice, measuring an inch in depth.) * * * Leader — DieS;T: . -0-bituaries C. Bldg. Fund PITTSBURGH, Pa.,—Frank R. S. Kaplan, steel comp...…

October 11, 1957 • Page Image 40

…c)!,:tplur ,ip erusalet - Build a Sukka ;I? y rr4i2 !mi.; Translation of Hebrew Story on the left. (For) many years I did not c) put up a Sukka. Why? I do not perhaps I was busy, and . 5 4;7 . nr.7, 1°21 X1,PIOV s'rr ,̀ ' know, perhaps I was lazy. But since I live in Jerusalem I put up (for Co L7tell'l 1i nxt Txn me) a Sukka every year. No man forces me to do this but iwP7P : how \is it possible to live in a nitop'2 Tit; - city of Succot, ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 1

…= THE JEW , eb cQb A Weekly Revief — No. 5 oiff11 3027 EWS Jewish Events . Michigan's Only VOLUME XXXII 1r nitito izn:n itnnro ,r—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle 17100 W. . $5 Per Year, Single Copy 15c VE 8-9364 — Detroit 35, October 4, 1957 • .. • -,.—Da v of Atonement Engraving from B. Pieart's 'Les Ceremonies et couttones religieuses de tous les peoples 111" monde, Amsterdam, 1723' YOM Kippur 5718 …

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 2

…Purely ommentar_ ine111-111'7W/Kg ,or By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ ORLEY AIRFIELD, Paris, France.—By the time this reaches our readers, your Commentator and wife will have reached Israel. In fact, we should be preparing for the Great Yom Kippur Fast in Jerusalem at the hour the postman delivers your paper to you—the seven hour dif- ference in time accounting for our earlier observance. We are on an Air France plane, and the brief stopover in the Fre...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 3

…- 11.7/17 Services in Poland from Jewish Organizations Abroad and others," the report says. It Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) states that leaders of the World Mission Reports VIENNA — Jewish community Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News . . - in New Receptionists at the Stephen Wise Congress Hous C York City, headquarters of the American and World Jewish Congress, give aid and advice to American Jews of Polish descen...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 4

…Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich., VE. 8-9364. Subscription $5 a year. Foreign $6. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1952 at Post Office, Detroit, Mich., under Act of Marc...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 5

…and much pleasure THE DETROIT BUSINESS MEN'S GROUP OF THE CITY of HOPE Eugene Epstein Dinner Chairman ANNOUNCES THE 44th Annual Dinner SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10 SHERATON CADILLAC HOTEL Joseph Lee Co-Chairman and Executive Vice-Pres. in honor of Our Founder and Past President NATHAN R. EPSTEIN Max Spoon Financial Secretary - 1 "YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS GREAT HUMANITARIAN CAUSE HAS RELIEVED SUFFERING AND SAVED NUMBERLESS LIVES, AND BRO...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 6

…Friday, October 4, 1957—THE. DETROIT JEWISH NEW _ Detroit Jewry Nlourns Passing of Dr. Aro nstam Death Caine quietly early Mon- day morning to Dr. Noah E. Aronstam, one of Detroit's lead- ing men of science and letters. Although ailing for a year, Dr. Aronstam, at 85, was still as keen of mind as he was for dec- ades when hs swift pen was administering to the soul and his sure hands were ministering to the health of his fellow man. He was a ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 7

…er, rie-troi Named Judge of Common Pleas John H. Schneider was ap- Michigan Unemployment Secur- pointed Tuesday as Judge of De- ity, Commission appeal board. troit's Common Pleas Court. The He has been very active in 53-year-old attorney was chosen_ Temple Israel. He served two by Gov. Williams to fill the va- terms on the board of directors cancy created when Judge Elvin of the Temple's men's club, for L. Davenport was promoted from which he...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 8

…Friday, October 4, 1957—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW The Suburban Community Mischa Kottler to .0pea SOC Symphony's Concert Season Mischa Kottler, renowned pian- ist of the Detroit Symphony Or- chestra, will be guest soloist for the first subscription concert of the season for the South Oakland Symphony Orchestra. Henri Nos- co will conduct the concert which begins at . 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Royal Oak Dondero High School Auditorium. Kottler ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 9

…tn ana ivrefffteit tserman rn llavtcti Named Education Month Chairmen David Safran was named chair- man of Annual Education Month of the United Hebrew Schools, and Mandell Berman was ap- pointed his associate chairman. Abe Kasle, president of the schools, announcing the appoint- ment, said he was happy to choose for these posts two young men who are showing a deep interest in the advancement of the community's educational sys- tem. Kasle sta...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 10

…• • * 1 onservative yn.agogties to Open Their Sixth. Annual Adult Institute 5 .7P * Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chosid and Family 17591 Monica Avenue Mr. and Mrs. I. Davidson 19275 Woodston Harry D. Fink and Family • 3455 Oakman Blvd, Barbara Gamburd 4500 Santa Rosalia Los Angeles. 8, California Mr. and Mrs. Max Goose •3247 Elmhurst Mr. and Mrs. Hartley GlasSer and Family 22170 Harding Oak Park, Michigan -Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Halpern and Family...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 11

…By PHINEAS J. BIRON he nor the clergy of his denomi- The Orthodox Rabbinical from the too steady diet of im- mature - entertainment, provided nation saw anything wrong in Council of America, allegedly, of building at the UniverSity . An intimate excursion into the appealed to Ambassador Abba by commercial sponsors to TV his Sunday appearance on tele- Michigan. lives of Detroiters during the Eban to cancel his scheduled ap- viewers ... When ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 12

…-IV 'L., ♦ n...-L.51 15- ii Via. N,,rrr1. 011119111 11.A.1 Use of Cross on Mi nnesota Seal MINNEAPOLIS, (JTA) — A deadlock over the use of a cross in the official emblem for the observance in 1958 of the centen- nial of the State of Minnesota remained unresolved after a sharp debate at a Centennial Commission meeting over a pro- posal by a Jewish member to eliminate the cross. Aaron M. Litman, one of the five members named by Gov. Or- vil...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 13

…omen s Ulubs Board members of EVER- GREEN SISTERHOOD will dis- cuss the organization's forthcom- ing rummage sale at an 8:30 p.m. meeting, Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Aubrey Beneson, 20258 Westbrook. * * * J VY j AJUVbbil Opening Luncheon Ladies of Odessa Progressive Aid Society will open its season under the direction of Mrs. Eva Hayman, president, with a lunch- eeon Oct. 12, in Federal's audi- torium. Mrs. Mary Teitlebaum is chair= man...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 14

…l ills -- er %--L - c.4 Scheduled Next June a MISS ELIZABETH FISHER At a family dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Fisher, Jr., of Col- legewood Dr., Ypsilanti, an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to Rich- ard Levitt, son • of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Levitt, of East Lansing. The bride-to-be is a student at the University of Michigan, where she is affiliated with Alpha Ep- silon Phi sorority. Her fiance, also a U. of M. student...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 15

…Terry Baren ilgage to Pre-Med Student to Hold 1st Dinner-Dance Their' first installation dinner- Training Courses dance will be held by Chapter Two of the Sholem Aleichem in Leadership Institute on Oct. 19 at the or- Mothers are registering for ganization's new building at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gottfurcht were at home to relatives and friends in honor of the recent Bar Mitzvah of their son, John the Leadership Training Course 19350 Greenfield. Me...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 16

…Friday, October 4, 1957—THE DETROIT J EWISH NEW • , tore Programs in Flint Tales Out of Schoo - Dr. H. Maxwell Golden, chair- man of the cultural committee of the Flint Jewish Community Council, announced the inaugura- tion of a series of cultural pro- grams in Jewish themes, with the appearance of Martha Schlamme, international folk-singer, at 8 p.m., Oct. 20, at Temple Beth El. ‘21he Youth of a Nation are the Trustees of Posterity."—D...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 17

…- iai -.flr)jrrrnrreTranrrrrO=aw rrogram ftLturtrerilut s tar of to Speak at Tea MRS. HAROLD ALLEN Following their Mexican hon- eymoon, Harold Allen and his bride, the former Millicent Shaw, will live in Birmingham. They repeated their vows Sept. 8 under a canopy of yellow tulle and autumn mums at Temple Israel. Dr. Leon Fram officiated. . The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shaw, of Men- dota Ave., wore an ivory Italian silk taffe...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 18

…Cubs Get Flag from Veterans - sonny - checked-1s charts, maps, Danny Raskin 'a farmer's almanac, etc., and de- cided that the Florida sun would be shining brightly for him . . . The first day in the grapefruit state was beautiful . . . It rained for the next 13 days . . . His only comments after coming back were, "Take half the clothing you think you'll need and twice the money. A visit to , Florida is like sleeping -in a taxi cab with the ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 19

…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charges $1.00, or $2.94 per column inch. 10-ROOMS FOR RENT STEEL-CURTIS. Large room, priv- ate bath. professional or business man. UN 3-1251, after 6. LARGE ROOM, beautifully furnished, private entrance, bath. large clos - ets, gentlem...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 20

…_ 4 Friday, October 4, 1957—THE DETROIT JEWISH N EWS—ZU1 1= -- -n CA) Jt4 PC----tt I I - I-1 BLACKSTONE - NORTHFIELD BLVD. HUNTINGTON WOODS OPEN DAILY Large deluxe 3 bedrm. & den Ranch. Face brk. with stone trim. 2 full baths, stall shower, comp. carptd., beaut. landscp. Air cond. thruout. Quick poss. Priced at $33,500. Take over 5% mtge. Mr. Williams. Luxury living at moderate cost. New 3-bdrm. face brick ranch home with every de luxe ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 21

…Jec10130 'sit/pm—um HSIM3f mama planned for PROVINCIAL Luxurious living is assured in this HEARTHSTONE HOME loaded with planned-ahead features including, 3 large bedrooms and full basement. LOW FHA DOWN PAYMENTS FHA and Conventional Mortgages Available You'll agree that Hearthstone Homes have everything when you see this model that includes 3 bedrooms and a paneled activities room plus full basement. from 2.1 / 950 LOW FHA and Conv...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 22

…SHERWOOD FOREST 19545 SHREWSBURY This magnificent English Tudor is situated in the heart of beau- tiful Sherwood Forest. It has 4 spacious twin-size bedrms. with 2 attractive bathrooms. Master bdrm. has an adjoining dressing 13x14 • room; library lovely paneled in pure white oak. Sep- arate breakfast rm. Grade lay. Beautiful rec. rm. with natural fireplace and cocktail bar. 3 car attached gar. with 2 rms. and bath above for servant's quar- te...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 23

…77—HOUSES -FOR SALZ I OPEN Sun. 2-6 180-63 WOODINGHAM Brick 3 bedrms. and den, living rm. 21x15 with firepl., basement rec. rm. pan. with bar and fire- pl., 2-car brick ..gar., carpeting and draperies, gas a.c. ht. Build- ers own home. SEE SUNDAY. KUSCHELL ,fic 6-1528 YE 8-6800 1 8458 BIRWOOD OPEN SUN. 2 5 - .Att. 4-bedrm., cent. ent., huge rm., full din. rm., 1 tile bath, 2 lays., Ige. kitch., brkfst. rm., as ht., 2-ear gar. Close ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 24

…IRVINE - OAK PARK 18984 PRAIRIE Open Sun. 2-5 3 bedrm. face brick Col. A-1 cond. 2 cr. gar., carpeted, gas a.c. $3,000 dn. F.H.A. terms. Rea- sonable. * * 17371 STEEL Open Sun. 2-5 Large 4 bedrm. brick, full din. rm., break. rm., rec. rm., gas a.c. glassed & panelled rear terr. Price reduced land cont. or F.H.A. terms. * * 17581 INDIANA Open Sun. 2-5 514 & 414 income. Ultra modern interior. 2 gas furnaces, almost new carpeting, break. nook, g...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 25

…The • House That Quality Built 18645 WHITCOMB Newly completed 3-bedrm fa; brk. ranch, 1,500 sq. ft. of cus- tom built features, including full --- size din. rm., pan. den, 2 full tiled baths, basement, lay., gas a.c ht., full basement, attic fan, copper plumbing, built-in elec- trib range, oven, dishwasher and garb. disposal in large kitchen, walk-in closets, full cement drive plus patio. Sp a c i o u s rooms throughout, numerous other qual-...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 26

…Roselawn-Curtis Area LITTLEFIELD, 18444 OPEN SUN. 2-5 18435 SORRENTO Open 2-5 Sun. Large home in perfect location. 3 twin bedrms., kit. with dish- washer and disp., sep. brkfst. rm., 1st fl. lay., gas heat. Im. poss. Anne Peterson. * * Deluxe Col. bit.. by Redstone. Carpt., drapes, 1st fir. lay., 11 x 14 den, 3 bedrin5., panl'd rec. rm. Built-in dishwasher, attic fan, incinerator, garbage disp. Mrs. Golden/Mr. Operman. 19001 OAK DR. Open ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 27

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE MARLOWE, 18048 OPEN SUN. 2-5 . OAK PARK 13181 Troy S * * * OAK PARK Parklawn, 24700 S. of 10 Mi. Burt Rd., 20512 nr. 8 Mi. $2,900 Dn. F.H.A. SLATER EVES. LI 6-9146 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • Oak Park • • • Oak Park Blvd., 8930 • • $3,500 Dn. • • • • • • • • • Sparkling 3 bedroom ranch, • large paneled kitch., deep • carpeting, vestibule, rear scr. • porch, 56' lot, $17,900 or rea- • • sonable offer. ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 28

…r wit SUSSEX, 19161 GREENLAWN, 18657 GROSS REALTY UN 4-3100 13420 W. 7 MILE GROSS REALTY UN 4-3100 13140 BALFOUR VAN REAL ESTATE 422 S. MAIN ST., R.O. LI 8-6219 •••••••••••0***0••••••• • • Lesure, 17570 - S. 7 Mi. • Open Sun. 2-6 • • • • • Top value and location. Spark- ling clean 5-rm. brick, 2 bed- rms., expansion attic, forced air gas, large din. rm.. kitch. table space,. carpeting and drapes, asking $16,900 and worth it. * * ...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 29

…r UN GROSS REALTY 13420 W. 7 MILE LITTLEFIELD, 19928 Open Sun. 2 - 5 Immed. poss. 2 bedroom brick bung., gas ht., carpeting, finished rec. rm., 2-car gar., 58' landsc. lot, 2 blks. N. of Outer Drive. LI. 7-7222 or JO. 4-6361. ED. RISDON SANTA BARBARA nr. 7 Mi. 3 Bdrms. with den. Owner tranS - I ferred, must sell. See this spa- cious face brick Col., like new, tiled kitch., break. rm., 1st flr. lay., 2-car garage. HOMER 60 FOOT fronta...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 30

…-- -IMMI YOUNG MAN WITH FIVE YEARS OF SELLING EXPERIENCE IN FABRIC AND READY-TO-WEAR BUSINESS IS SEEKING POSI- TION WITH GROWING FIRM. WILLING TO TRAVEL AND TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY. WRITE BOX 244, THE JEWISH NEWS, 17100 W. 7 MILE RD., DE- . TROTT 35, MICHIGAN. EXPERIENCED nurse. license. excel- lent references. infant care spe- ciality. Call 9-2. WE 3-7642, WE. 5-5429. 50—BUSINESS CARDS LARKINS MOVING AND DELIVERY SERVICE Also Office Fu...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 31

…458-DistWerwans to Mark Honor Half Century Tenth Anniversar y of Israel's Birth Of Child Service NEW YORK (JTA) — Four hundred and fifty-eight distin- guished- American leaders, repre- sentating the world of religion, art, science, _law, labor, educa- tion, music, literature; theater, Motion pictures, radio, television and public service—accepting an invitation of former Senator Her- bert H. Lehman—have joined in an American committee to mark...…

October 04, 1957 • Page Image 32

…Jewish News to Publish Second Series Next Week By special arrangement with Brit Ivrit Olamit, of Israel, the movement that does Hebrew language re- search, The Jewish News will start publishing two spe- cial series in Hebrew—Les- sons for Beginnqrs and the Kol Yerushalayim — the Voice of Israel column, in Hebrew with an English translation. The second col- umn of the first series ap- pears herewith. The begin- ners' series will start next wee...…

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