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HAIFA 525 Motovilov — Mupim Motovilov Yehezkel Muenster Sarah 99 Arlosoroff.... 4 04 36 MUNICIPALITY (Contd) MUNICIPALITY (Contd) 13 Yod Alef Kiryat Hayim 7 II 22 Muflag Aharon 94 Arlosoroff 6 69 79 Mayor's Secy M Feiglin Res .8 44 58 EDUCATION & CULTURE Motsarei Techett Products Distrib Co Ltd Muhamel Yousif & Hilda Mayor's Driver B Amrami Res52 13 47 Dept Dir M Rinott Res 8 36 34 40 Hanamal 6 09 11 26 Hatoren 52 58 41 Suburban Affairs University Inst Adm Dir A Rafaeli Motzan Ami 70 Keren Kayemet Leisraei Mukhtar Menashe 13 Habastilia.53 27 57 Secy N Matri Res 8 48 66 Res 8 73 04 Kiryat Bialik 7 20 23 Mukhtar Ovadya 43 Berditchevsky Municipal Court Educ Dept Office 4 Hagefen .52 12 05 Motzan Malka (Chemist) & Ami Kiryat Yam A' 7 48 43 30 J L Peretz 6 29 43 Educ & Voc Guidance Stn 6a Hahagana Kiryat Motzkin ..7 29 27 Mulbaucr Mordechai Toys & Nwspprs Property Dept 30 J L Peretz. .6 29 43 13 Hashiloah 6 99 66 Motzkin Press Brailovsky U 18 Aliya 52 24 75 Purchasing Office Services Office 34 Herzl 6 50 83 50 Sed Hashoftim KiryatMotzkin7 49 73 Mulfclder Lothar 45 Sederot Hakeren 29 Ben Yehuda 52 35 48 Child Feeding Kitchen MouasFousi 7b Habastilia 52 49 33 Hakayemet Kiryat Bialik 7 37 13 Tax Dept Rehov Hashomer 6 26 63 Mouas Yehoshua Farag 1 Luntz .52 65 39 MULFORD & CO LTD INS & Emek Zevulun Branch 7 26 97 Store Rehov Hashomer ...6 51 58 Ilanchil-Polio House Mouawad Fouad Transport COMMERCE 64 Sederot Hameginim CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT 44 Derech Hayam 8 64 11 8b Farabi 52 51 36 52 12 67 52 12 66 City Eng J Koen Res 8 12 09 Mouchli Tehiya MULLER & CO ENGNG CO LTD Deputy City Eng A Kramer Res8 18 26 Municipal Schools 17 Derech Hayam 8 13 14 The E Shub Voc Sec Hamelech David POB 243 52 4 2 86 Sanitation Eng A Erlich Res .. .8 19 91 Mouchly Dora 14 Mahanayim .. .8 25 34 Bldg Eng Moshe Oren Res ... 8 37 05 Kiryat Sprinzak 52 43 10 Management & Offices Moughrabi Ester Cafe & Rstnt Moughrabi Sewage Eng N Rosen Res .... 6 24 74 Dir 52 41 49 76 Sederot Hameginim 52 42 86 20 Derech Hativat Golani 6 63 67 Road Bldg Eng M Joran Res .8 56 79 Wkshp Rehov Ha'aliya ... .52 43 10 Garage & Spare Parts Inspection Dept E Shpak Res .6 74 20 Secondary Alef 27 Tel Aviv .52 16 22 MOULIN ROUGE Cafe-Bar 17 Rutberg 52 42 86 Central Store 9 Anilewicz ... .52 43 23 Secondary Gimmel 28 Haneviim 6 41 66 SKF Bearings Shop Tools Store 1 Derech Ha'atzmaut 6 31 85 Rehov Gilboa 6 35 57 Mount Carmei Intrnl Trng Centre 37 Derech Ha'atzmaut 52 42 86 Road Bldg Store Secondary Heh 12 David Pinsky 8 95 06 Muller Dr Asher Oculist 119 Sederot Hanassi 8 12 11 Rehov Bikurim 8 66 40 Mouravchik-Afriat Pnina ISHerzl 6 36 69 Gardening Dept Secondary Vav 7 Yalag 53 25 66 5 Yitzhak Sadeh ' 53 41 27 Muller Baruch 22 Derech Hayam .8 10 95 20 Herzliya 52 21 04 The Gordon Teachers' College Mous Hayim 10 Sederot Hashoftim Muller Carmely Eng Preparatory Classes Kiryat Motzkin 7 22 53 100 Sederot Hanassi 8 25 53 WATER SUPPLY Rehov Tchernichovsky.. .52 11 02 Mouscry Abraham Muller Denis & Bluma Office Talpiyot Market 6 42 14 The University Inst 30 Hashiloah 6 04 36 7a Hayovel 52 45 86 (after office hours) 6 42 15 Rehov Bikurim ..8 70 55 8 95 15 Mouscry Shelomo Grngro Muller Emanuel Eng B Luboshitzki Res 52 27 11 The S Pevsner Public Library .. 6 97 69 6 Hayovel 52 30 89 10 Hapartizanim 52 72 85 Adm Sec A Moshkovitch Res. .6 42 17 S Rosenheck Dir Res 8 34 70 Moushinc K 12 Horev 8 27 43 Muller Emil Butchershop 20 Sederot Operation Eng W Jakobson Res8 20 02 Cultural Centre 54 Pevsner Mousli Yona & Renee Hashoftim Kiryat Motzkin ...7 31 22 Network Eng A Charag Res . .8 17 50 6 66 75 6 64 27 6 64 92 26 Hankin 8 95 10 Muller Eugen 9 Hatzanhanim .52 52 44 Network Insp I Lieberman Res 8 23 30 The Erdstein House Mouwes .loop 7 Kiryat Sefer 8 65 38 Muller Felix & Zahava Duty Wkshp 3 Anilewicz 52 11 47 20 Y L Peretz 6 20 44 Mouyal Guy-David 19 Yitzhak Sadeh 52 75 71 Pumping Stns Biological Inst Gan Haem 8 18 86 24 Shivat Zion 53 23 81 Muller I R 9 Elhanan 8 95 42 92 Arlosoroff 6 26 12 Mouzar Shabtai 68 Shivat Zion . .6 35 68 Muller 1 Robert Interior Designing Rehov Hantke (Ahuza) 8 14 67 MUSEUMS Movshovitz Mordechai & Ruth 18 Herzl 6 99 72 Wadi Risha 6 38 73 Modern & Antique Art Museum6 61 35 24 Shevil Heavot KiryatShemuel.7 57 48 Muller Jakob 28 Moshe Hess . ..6 08 42 Water Tower Ethnological & Folklore Museum 19 Arlosoroff 6 44 54 Mowschowitc Yoel Plumber MULLER JOS A & M ENG Merkaz Hacarmel 8 14 68 Japanese Art Museum 66 Hatichon 6 35 76 (REPRESENTATIONS & IMP) LTD German Colony 52 11 47 89 Sederot Hanassi 8 35 54 Moyal Esther (Nahmani) 76 Sederot Hameginim 52 15 75 Hakishon Area 7 12 11 Marine Museum 2 Hanamal..6 90 21 97a Yefe Nof 8 94 41 Muller Josef Furn 86 Sederot Hashoftim Wadi Rushmiya 6 22 42 Moyal Moshe Shoeshop Prehistoric Museum 8 58 33 Kiryat Motzkin 7 39 63 SANITATION 12 Hehalutz 6 07 34 Cleaning Services 48 Sederot YOUTH&SOCIAL CULTURE CENTRES Mozaica Ltd A Wolfman Director Y Malkin Res 8 85 75 Please wait for dialling tone Hacarmel.... 52 44 36 53 35 66 Office 5 Habankim 52 25 75 Kiryat Haim Rehov Het 7 1 5 97 The James d'Rothschild House before dialling Fcty 13 Hashayish 7 10 18 Store Talpiyot Market 6 02 97 140 Sederot Hanassi8 27 49 8 34 24 Dany Wolfman Mgr Res 52 25 75 APergament Mgr Res...52 51 07 The Nagler House MULLER JOSEPH CNSLTNG ENG Mozar Zehava 4 Ayalon 8 22 92 Sanitary Services 20 Herzl..52 27 41 l,Dalet KiryatHayim 7 46 94 POB 6114 8 18 60 Mozes Abraham Drainage Pumping Stns Israeli-Arab Centre Res 6 Shoshanat Hacarmel ... 8 1 8 60 2 Hagefen 52 54 43 53 40 26 34 Sederot Wedgwood 8 95 78 Derech Ha'atzmaut 52 12 48 Muller Judith Beauty Inst Mozes Alexander & Sofia Rehov Hasharon 52 12 48 Youth Centre Musical Seen 20 Herzl 6 71 38 Rehov Dolfin 52 26 41 Kefar Yosef 28a 6 04 10 Ardel Ramal 52 12 48 Muller Kalman Festival & Ceremonies Mozes Baruch & Rachel Zevulun Valley 7 12 75 117 Sederot Moriya 8 89 35 24 Herzliya 52 43 75 9 Aliya 53 42 77 Mech Supervisor E Neuhaus Muller M J Watches & Jwly Repairs Public Swimming Pool Mozes Daniel Res 52 41 59 50 Herzl 6 66 12 11 Hapoel 6 78 54 9 Yehiam Kiryat Bialik 7 28 05 City Sewage Treatment Plant 7 30 71 Res 50 Moriya 8 34 72 Municipal Theatre Mozes Eliezer 18 Horev 8 27 23 City Garage & Wkshp 6 35 90 Muller Max Ltd 9 Habankim . 52 26 34 Offices 50 Pevsner Mozes Hanna & Robi 14 Hantke ..8 94 58 Funicular Subway Carmelit . .8 37 65 Muller Mordechai 22 Margalit .. 8 1 8 05 6 87 30 6 91 20 6 91 21 Mozes Menashe Haute Couture Slums Rehabilitation Co Ltd Muller Mordechai Dent Pract 48 Sederot Hameginim 52 39 72 Municipalitv Shefaram 7 20 47 15 Pevsner 6 76 63 17 Shabtai Levy 52 78 14 Mayor's Res 7 35 31 Mozes Rafael Kikar Plumer 6 63 09 PUBLIC HEALTH Muller Nathan 35 Ovadya 8 43 84 Munish Jacob Grocery Mozes Ralael (Francis) 12MHess.52 24 90 The Rothschild Hospital Muller Robert 7 Yefe Nof 8 58 69 32 Pevsner 4 05 36 Mozes & Mozes Ladies' Fashions Sederot Wingate Muller Rudolf Eng Commercial Agt Munitz Pinchas 5a Barzilai 6 03 38 18 Herzl 6 26 49 6 81 36 6 37 10 6 44 81 6 49 51 61 Derech Ha'atzmaut 52 18 52 Munitz Ruth DirDrSchein Res 6 81 20 Moznei Gesher Haifa Zilberman & Feld Res 96 Sederot UM 52 18 52 37 Shoshanat Hacarmel 8 70 19 The Dr Zeide Nursing School 30a Hanamal 6 28 52 Muller Yisrael 34 Sirkin 6 37 27 Munk Chana 25 Yerushalayim .4 06 06 149 Sederot E Golomb 6 44 81 Moznei Haifa Dagan & Lipshitz Mnllcr Yisrael Eng Munk F B Chemist 29 Vitkin.. .8 24 63 Clinics Scale Repairs 10 Allenby 52 18 58 Mahane David 94 52 37 1 0 Munk Dr J Roentgenologist Central Clinic 26 Hagefen .. 52 33 81 Mreadach Abraham Multilit Markstein & Gclbman 3 Kinneret 6 68 07 A' Clinic 57 Hehalutz 6 32 44 5b Habastilia 53 43 13 1 Nahum Dobrin 52 68 46 Munk Max Kiryat Stand 7 50 64 B' Clinic 35 Kesariya 6 68 26 Mrouz Yehoshua (Karir) Elecn Mulz Cecylia 38a Derech Hayam .8 65 50 Munk Philipp 21 Sederot Sidney Keat 2 Herzl 6 37 56 Munch Jannette 9 Elhanan 8 76 54 VETERINARY SERVICES Kiryat Bialik 7 18 62 Mualcm Yosef Leon Blum 2/505 .8 96 34 Mundlak Matityahu & Chana Municipal Abattoir Munk Samuel David 45 Pe'er .. .4 00 41 Rehov Habashan 6 21 72 Muallim Sclim 1 Moriya 8 51 40 13 Yosef 6 12 07 Munster David & Pnina 14 Ehud .8 64 58 Senior Vet Officer Muamar George Cafe Dalia Mundstock Margarctc Munwes Dr Jacob Internal Diseases 22 Sederot Hacarmel 52 21 57 Dr A Dayan Res ...7 12 25 Kiryat Stand 13 7 47 76 12 Nordau 6 21 06 Muck Abraham Dent Pracl Abattoir Dir A Kotik Res 6 92 92 MUNICIPALITY HAIFA Munz Lily Music Teacher 4 Yoav 52 30 10 Main Offices 14 Hassan Shukri.6 61 31 SOCIAL WELFARE Offices 45 Hayarkon 8 24 55 Mueller Dr Bella Phys Deputy Mayor M Fleeman Res 8 31 22 Main 2 Hassan Shukri Munz Lotte 46 Vitkin 8 39 09 4 Havatzclev Kiryat Bialik 7 26 22 Counsellor J Katz Res 6 28 98 6 36 36 6 36 39 Munzer Abraham MUELLER JOCHANAN Town Clerk M Role Res 8 53 98 21 Yerushalayim 6 50 20 8 Madregot Gedera 8 79 56 PIANO TUNER & REPAIRER Treasurer S Sharon Res 8 88 01 119 Yafo 52 22 58 Munzer Zvi & Mina 8 Tel Hai 6 33 61 Protocol Officer S Bialik Res.
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