…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE OAK PK. - RANCHES ATTENTION 3 bedrm. and den custom blt. 2 baths, pass hall, huge kit. & brkfst. rm.; closets galore; gor- . geous yard; gas ht. Exclusive loc. nr. transp., schools & Syna- gogue. Must see. Miss Sherman. 3-Bedrm. F. brk. ranch. 1 1;.! baths, pass hall, enclosed knotty pine terr.; fabulous rec. rm.; 214-car gar.; loaded with extras; nr. everything. Priced low. Miss Sherman. GROSS REALTY...…
…17—HOUSES FOR SALE Open Sun. 2-5 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Northlawn 17521 Oak Pk.-2930 Oak Pk. Blvd. 3 bedrms, br. ranch, 6 yrs. old, pan. kitch. & break. rm. scr. terr carpets, drapes, $83 mo. paymts. incl. all. 5 & 5 with break. rm. a. e. heat. Upper has small front den, lower vacant. Don't miss this bargain. Jim O'Donnell. Oak Pk.-13631 Pearson 3 bedrm. br . ranch 4 yrs. old, drapes, carpets, stove, refrig. nr. schls. & shopp. $106 mo. paym...…
…IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY MODELS FROM 99,750 • 1 & 11/2 Baths • Low Dn. Paymt's. • Near Schools and Synagogues • Custom Kitchens GAS HEAT Greenfield Model 0 0 For App't. Call a LI 3-1317 C M. & K. BLDG. CO . Call Heugh That's Who LI. 8-0400 For the House Gourmet 7 rm. ranch in ideal location of Bloomfield Tnship, 2 blks. to Birmingham High School. 3 Mast. bedrms. fully carpeted & den, or 4th bedrm. 2 fire- places, 2 cr. attach. gar....…
…▪ 17—HOUSES FOR SALE ALL OPEN SUN. 2-5 WOODINGHAM, 19434 Huntington Woods Fa. brk. bung. nr . synagogue. 25540 DUNDEE 2 bdrms., plus fin. knotty pine room up, Ige. kit., for- One of the newest & most beautiful center ent. 3 bedrm. Col. in Huntington Woods. Huge family room, 14x24 liv. rm. full din. rm. scr. terr. stall shower, carpets, drapes. 2 cr. br. gar. blt. '51. Owner leaving tn. must have deal. $39,500. mica top sink and back ...…
…17 - H OU S ES FOR SAiLE BRICK COLONIAL 18629 PINEHURST 6396 W. Outer Dr. Corner Strathmoor OPEN SUN. 1-4 OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 1-8 P.M. DAILY BY APP'T Friday, May 1, 1958—THE Bea. 3 bdrm. fa. brk. din. rm. tiled kit. and bath, extra tiled lay. auto. ht , rec rm. 2 car brk. gar. rear porch, sprink. sys. OR BY APP'T. Beautiful tree lined street, gra- cious 3 bdrm. Col., passhall, breakfast room, screened terr., carpeting, draperies. $19,500...…
…News from Around the World at a Glance NEW YORK (JTA)—A Dean of Yeshiva University defended the' action of the Orthodox-ori- ented institution in suspending the campus newspaper whose student editors demanded the right to discuss the issue of compulsory attendance at morn- ing religious services. The student governing board of The Commentator suspended publication April 2 rather than comply with an order from Dr. Samuel Belkin, University pre...…
…Friday, May 2, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH Harvard Changes Chapel Policy After Controversy Centering on Jewish Couple Wed by Minister CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (JTA)— Harvard University backed down this week on their stand against permitting Rabbis to perform religious ceremonies in the university's Memorial Church. At the recommendation of Dr. George A. Buttrick, chair- man of the chapel's board of preachers, the University an- nounced that hereafter, "...…
…Monument Unveilings (Unveiling announcements may be inserted by mailing or by call- ing 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.) • * * Nathan (Naphtali) Korn, of ZERLINA KLEIN, 18110 ETHEL GAINES, 3380 Mon- Muirland, died April 28. She terey, died April 22. S...…
…Friday, May 2, 1958—T HE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-40 Major Diaspora Israel Anniversary Celebration, at Liberty Bell, Helps Strengthen Israeli-U. S. Friendship States joined in the action of the United Nations to bring Israel's rebirth to By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ its recognized consummation. Today Israel is firmly established in the life PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—The planners of American celebrations of Israel's and law of nations." tenth anniversary—the Ameri...…
…This. Is Section A of Two Sections Editorial Salutes to Israel on Her Tenth Anniversary 32-Page 'Salute to Israel Section in This -Issue • • • arefeatu sp ecial at i supplement, t j ew ,s sinIsrr ia n e gi,srrh upe_ Story of Det roit building," Appears between pages 16 and 1 7. To fold it, remove the section between these pages, then fold, trim along top edge to make it into a 32-page brochure. THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Kee...…
…By Philip Purely Commentary: Slomovitz Israel Emblem and Statue of Liberty Significance of Page 1 Photos Tourists to Israel will be able- to see the history of this The Proudest 'Happy Birthday' Greeting on Record: Hearty Shalom ancient nation at a glance by studying the sculptures on this bronze Menorah, which stands in Jerusalem. An ancient and there never was -a direct meeting between symbol One need not be a Jew to feel elated in this...…
…All divisions of the Allied Jewish Campaign are engaged in a determined four-day drive to achieve 100 per cell,. of their 1957 total by Wednesday, when the campaign closes, reports Max M. Fisher, campaign chair- man. Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, for- mer executive vice-chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, and now head of the Development Corporation for Israel, directing the sale of Israel Bonds, will be the principal speaker at the closing dinner,...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of hay 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Icewspapers, Michigan Press AssociatiOn, National Editorial Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 3 ,5, Mich., VE • 8-9364. Subscription $5 a year. Foreign $6. Post Office, Detroit, Mich., under Act of March 3, 1879. Entered as secon...…
…— Yohanan Meroz, Counselor, Embassy of Israel, Lt. Gov- ernor Philip A. Hart, Zinovi Bistritzky, assistant concert- master of the Detroit Sym- phony Orchestra, Emma Scha- ver, internationally acclaimed soprano and recording artist, will be featured at the city- wide celebration of the tenth anniversary of Israel's Inde- pendence, which will be held Sunday, 8 p.m., in the Ford Auditorium, it is announced by Abe Kasle, chairman, and Morris Lieb...…
…U) W 1958-THE DETRO IT JEWISH z SYNAGOGUE SERVICES Windsorite Harry II. Nessel Boasts Possession of 300-Year-Old Bible Harry H. Nessel, of 802 Moy Avenue, Windsor, has become an important exhibitor of a TEMPLE ISRAEL: At 8:30 p.m. services today, Rabbi M. Robert very old manuscript. Syme will speak on "Rabbi, I Wish I Could Believe." The Bar Windsorites and visitors to Mitzvah of Sanford Alan Kellman will be observed. At 11 a.m. his com...…
…Moshe Sharett Attacks Soviet Premier for His Anti-Jewish Allegations TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The anti- Jewish sentiments expressed by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- chev in his statement to the Paris newspaper Le Figaro were sharply denounced by Moshe Sharett, former Premier of Is- rael, in an address at a mass meeting of immigrants from Russia held here. Speaking in Russian, Sharett expressed astonishment that such statements as those in the Khrushche...…
…Friday, April 25, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-8 The Suburban Community Beth Shalom Sisterhood Sets Victory Luncheon 97` ENTERTAINING AT HOME Be Wise . . . JACK'S JACK'S FOOD BOX On her 10th Anniversary, we who have shared in the birth and growth of Israel proudly pledge to continue playing our part in bringing the world to her shores M1 Emblem of Israel's 10th Anniversary R'<7.'.":-..'75 1 ;ISC:On .- WM'A IMON:05: • via FROM ME...…
…Congressional Tributes, Philadelphia Gathering Addressed by Truman and Eban, Open Countrywide Israel Celebrations Urge 'Book of Independence' as Addendum to Scriptures TEL AVIV.—The writing of a "Book of Independence" as a postscript to Jewish scriptures, to be read in syna- gogues on every Israel Independence Day, was proposed Monday night by Chief Rabbi I. M. Toledano of Tel Aviv. Speaking at a meeting of synagogue ministers, Rabbi Tole- d...…
…Friday, April 25, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S- 10 Glorious Emergence of Israel Depicted in Ben-Gurion's Knesset Anniversary Speech Direct. JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News JERUSALEM—The rebirth of Israel differed completely from the birth of any other new state in the past decade where the people were not cut off from their lands, Premier David Ben- Gurion declared Tuesday in a special address on the occasion of Israel's tenth anniver...…
…WASHINGTON, D.C.—Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel, well known San Francisco attorney, president of the board of trustees of Stan- ford University, was elected president of the National Jew- ish Welfare Board at the organ- ization's biennial convention here last week. He succeeds Charles Aaron, Chicago attor- ney. President of JWB since 1954, Aaron was elected an hon- orary vice-president. Dinkelspiel is the first man from the West Coast to head a national...…
…1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S- 1 2 Friday, April Adas Shalom Class activities in society Among the Detroiters arriving in Israel for the 10th anni- versary celebrations this week were Mr. Morris Ring, Mr. Albert Jochim and Mesdames Anna Kellerman, Thresa Ginsburg, Yetta Becker, Pauline Schwartz and Irene Broder, who arrived at Haifa aboard the SS Zion; Mesdames Toby Haas, Anna Silber- stein and Naomi Strub, who came by El Al to Lydda Airpo...…
…- omen's auto activities day, in the social hall. Proceeds will go to the Jewish Theologi- cal Seminary. A musical presen- tation will be presented by Lama Shetzer, entitled "This Song I Sing." She will be ac- companied by Bernice Jacobs. Admission is by Torah Fund contribution. Coin boxes will be opened at the luncheon, YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR CHOLEM will meet at 12:30 states Mrs. Irving Chaiken, To- p.m., Monday, in the home of rah Fund chairm...…
…Fri day, April 25, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEW S-14 Temple Israel Young Adults Schedule "April Debut" The Temple Israel Young at 8 p.m., Sunday, at the tern- Adult Group will present its ple. All young adults in the April Debut, a stage dance fea- community are invited to at- turing Iry Field and his band, tend the program. Camp Tanuga Set for '58 Season DANIEL GOODMAN has been appointed to the field service and campaign depart- Organizat...…
…Florence Silverman Weds M. Schwartz Pasteur School Cubs InAall New Officers MRS. MAXWELL SCHWARTZ A blue and white motif was used throughout for the April 20 wedding of Florence Ann Silverman and Maxwell Jacob Schwartz at the Sheraton Cadil- lac Hotel. Rabbi Morris Adler officiated, assisted by Rev. Dr. Herman Hailperin of Pitts- burgh, Pa., a cousin of the bride. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Silverman, of Hubbell Ave. Th...…
…Friday, April Announce Registration at Ahavas Achim School Set September 21 Wedding Date Beth Aaron USY to Host Parents J. J. CLARKE PHOTOGRAPHY Registration for the 1958-59 Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs school year will be accepted un- Formals, Candids, 3 D's, Movies til May 11 for the Ahavas Achim For Quality Workmanship Sunday Religious School. The Call Mr. Rosen UN 1-9000 classes, which meet at the Ver- nor school, will have classes from ki...…
…Central to Open Miss Judith D ermer's Centennial With Engagement Told Pagent May 1, 2 Two performances of an orig- inal musical revue will be pre- sented on Thursday and Friday, May 1 and 2, in the Rackham Memorial Bldg. to mark the of- ficial opening of Central High School's centennial celebration. The pageant, to be presented by the Central senior graduat- ing class—called the Centennial Graduating Class—has been pro- duced, directed and wr...…
…Friday, April 25, 1958—THE DETRO IT JEWISH NEW S-113 Plan June 29 Rites in Toronto, Canada MISS HELEN LIPOWITZ Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lipowitz, of Elm Ridge Dr., Toronto, Ont., announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Ralph Simkovitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Simkovitz, of Kipling Ave., Oak Park, Mich. The bride-elect formerly at- tended Toronto Teachers Col- lege. Mr. Simkovitz is a student at the University of Detroit school of d...…
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…Danny Raskin's Bnai Brith Activities PISGAH LODGE will hold an open meeting at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in the Hayim Green- berg Center, 19161 Schaefer. - when the initiation of new members of Pisgah's centennial class will take place. The de- gree team of Elias Goldberg, . Alfred H. Bounin, Hyman Crys- tal. and Jack Leeds, assisted by Cantor Hyman J. Adler and the Bnai David Choral Group, will perform the ceremony. Dancing and a social hour will ...…
…Changes Necessary in German Law `Kings and Queens' Homes Given to Meet Indemnification Deadline Royal Preview by Young & Yagoda Friday, April 25, 1958—THE DETR OIT z BONN, (JTA) — Payments by the deadline at the end of to Nazi victims under the West March. The study committee found German Federal Indemnifica- tion Law can be completed by that processing of claims is long March 31, 1963, the statutory and drawn out, requiring two deadline, b...…
…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible firms or individ- uals by Telephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Dead- line for display classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charges $1.00, or $2.94 per column inch. CALL VErmont 8-9364 10-ROOMS FOR RENT 12657 W. Outer Dr. RICHTON, 2986-Upper large airy room. reasonable. Home privi leges. TO. 8-1990. 2960 CORTLAND-Working woman or girl, nice room, unlimite...…
…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 19193 San Juan ROSELAWN, 18980 Lovely 3 bdrm. rear library Colonial. Pass hall. Grade lay. Breakfast rm. Rec. rm. 2 car gar. Must be sold. First time offered. UN 4-4600 Eall J. WM. KLEM 3 bdrm. fa. brk. ranch home, with carpets and drapes, in ex- cellent cond. 2 car gar, com- plete rec. rm. with blt-in bar and T.V. set. Stall shower and Lay. in basem't, many more extras. LI. 7-0504, for app't. • ■ ...…
…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 1 7—HOUSES FOR SALE LESURE 19170 OPEN SUN. 2 - 5 $1650 DOWN !! STEEL - CURTIS Spacious ranch bung. Custom blt. 1950. Gas A.C. ht., 4 bdrms., 2 baths. Spacious liv. rm. Paneled library. Beautiful kitch., breakfast rm. Paneled rec. rm. Enclosed terrace, 2 car gar. Loads of extras. MR. SEIDON — UN. 4-4600 5 rm. brk. bung. Lge. liv. rm; full din. rm; tiled kit; tablespc; gas ht; 1 14. car gar. Close to Synagogue-S h o p s-T...…
…Friday, April 25, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-24 cTh 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 20419 SCHAEFER Open Sun. 2-5 17—HOUSES FOR SALE WISCONSIN, 19191 WELL KEPT neat home, all brick 6 room single, 5 rms. on 1 fir. & 1 up. Jr. Din. rm. gas ht. alum. storms & screens, new 10' solid drive a steal at $13,500. Mr. Davidson TY. 8-4300. SCHATTEN REALTY $4,000 DOWN No reas. offer refused on this modern large bung., 2 bedrms. dn., 2 bedr...…
…IN SPRING VALLEY SUBDIVISION - LIVONIA Voting an Vagritta 0:1 builtters Present JUST WHAT YOU WANTED... ...CHARMING NEW BI-LEVELS rw AND ALL THIS AND ALL THIS F". Face Brick E Center Entrance n Large Sunken Patio E Storms and Screens Included 4 BEDROOMS - 22 BATHS 1770 SQ.. FT. LIVING AREA I— Hot Point Built-In Oven and Range n Colored Bathroom Fixtures E Ceramic Tiled Stall Shower n Ceramic Tiled Bathroom n n Garbage D...…
