Farband Conference
To Open on Oct. 23

The Detroit City Committee of
Farband LabOr Zionist Order
announces the opening of its
annual conference on Saturday
evening, at 13722 Linwood.
The conference will hear re-
ports of the past year's activi-
ties and formulate plans for the
coming year.
Louis Segal, general secretary
of the Farband Labor Zionist
Order, will participate.

Convene Special Meeting
Of League to Plan Pageant
Mrs. Irving Small, president of
the League of Jewish Women's
Organizations, has called a spec-
ial meeting at 10:15 a.m., Thurs-
day, at the home of Honorary
Women's, Tercentenary chair-
man, Mrs. Henry •Wineman,
17651 Hamilton.
Discussion will center on the
pageant being given by all
women's groups in the city hon-
oring the American Jewish Ter-
centenary.

Center Playschool PTO
To Hear Wayne Professor

Israel Agrees to Appointment off=
Lt. Col. Brewster as MAC Chairman

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The first meeting of the sea-
son is planned by the Parent-
Teachers' 'Organization of the
Jewish Center Playschool, co-
sponsored by the National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women.
To be held at 8:30 p.m., Thurs-
day, at the D. W. Simons Center,
4000 Tuxedo, the program will
feature Prof. Aaron Krasner, of
the Wayne University school of
social work.

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Israel's agreement to the appointment of Lt. Col. Charles
F. Brewster of the U. S. Army as chairman of the Israel-
Jordan Mixed Armistice Commission ends the seven-month
boycott by Israel of the commission which previously was
held by Cmdr. Elmo H. Hutchison of the U.S. Navy.
Exception previously was taken to Hutchison's action,
after the Scorpion Pass massacre in the Negev, when the
MAC chairman refused to censure Jordan.

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takes to make a winning team; a team that knows its
job, that carries the ball—and scores! -
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That's the kind of team you can held in Lansing
and in Washington on November 2.
Top to bottom, you'll agree here's a lineup that
will • give Michigan the type of government to make
you proud.
But—remember—you need the whole team. You
need Donald S. Leonard as Governor to
coordinate the effort, to proyide the
inspired leadership. You need the power-
ful voice of Senator Homer Ferguson in
Washington to continue the fullest co-
operation with President Eisenhower's
Administration. And you need the full
roster of capable, experienced, energetic
Republican state officers working to-
gether to get thinies done for a greater
M ichigan,.

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OWEN J. CLEARY

Secretary of State

Don Leonard has pledged his administration to
action—on highway improvements—better school fa-

cilities—augmented retirement funds for teachers--
broader agricultural representation at policy-making
levels—a preventive mental health program—a strong
youth guidance program—additional industry for
Michigan to increase employment—care for the aged
in their own communities—removal of politics from
prison administration—sound, non-political conserva-
tion policies and increased promotion of Michigan's
famed tourist attractions.
These are a few of the team's objectives. They
cannot be had without teamwork. The team cannot
function without leadership. For too long your needs
have been thwarted by bickering and confusion in the
Governor's office. -
Now is the time for action!
Give the team your "go ahead" on November
Vote Straight Republican . . . for progress , . 1,
for a greater Michigan!

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