Bar-Ilan Associates Here Plan
Event for Returnees front Israel

Detroit's Committee 'for Bar-
Ilan University is arranging a
reception for friends and sup-
porters of the university, at the
summer home of the Stollman
Family, on Aug. 24.

Plans are to welcome the
many Detroiters who were
guests at the university, at
Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, this
summer, and to .hear a report
on the university's progress.
Guest speaker at the recep-
tion will be Dr. Marvin Fox,
professor of philosophy at
Ohio State University and a
member of the Academic
Council of Bar-Ilan.
Prof. Fox will outline the

Bar-Ilan program, the univer-
sity's accomplishments in the
past three
years and its
future plans
for higher ed-
ucation in Is-
rael.
Phillip Stoll-
man, national
chairman of
the American
Bar-Ilan Com-
mittee, stated Ph. Stollman
in his announcement of the re-
ception for Aug. 24 that new
faculties in education and ad-
ministration are being organ-
ized at the Israel university for
the new semester.

ot PROSECUTOR oci O'BRIEN

Sensational Long-Playing Record:
Nine of Cantor Josef Rosenblatt's
Outstanding Songs Now Available

One of the most sensational Is Pure") was recorded Sept.
recordings of cantorial music 17, 1920.
this week became available on
"Habet Mishomayim" ("Look
a single 33 1..3 RPM record re-
Down from Heaven") was re-
leased by Camden, a product of
corded June 6, 1921.
Radio Corporation of America.
"Acheinu Kol Beth Israel"
It is the collection of nine of
("Our Brethren, the Whole
the famous synagogue songs by
House of Israel") was recorded
the late Cantor Josef Rosen-
Oct. 15, 1920, and Nov. 4, 1920).
blatt.
"Odoshem Moloch Geus"
Under the heading "Master-
("The Lord Reigneth") was re-
pieces of the Synagogue," this
corded Jan. 9, 1922.
long-playing record features the
"Yishtabach" ("Praised Be
works of the great cantor whose
Thy Name") was recorded Sept.
voice was so sensational and 12, 1921. • •
whose depth of feeling was so
"Tikanto ShabbOs" ("Thou
stirring that he was asked to
Didst Institute the Sabbath")
join the Meetropolitan Opera
was recorded Sept. 15, 1921.
Company.
"Der Neuer Omar Rabbi Elo-
Cantor Rosenblatt refused to
sor" ("The New Omar Rabbi
sign a, contract with the Metro-
Eleazar"), arranged by N. Shil-
politan because it would have
kret, is dated Sept. 15, 1921.
required him to sing on the
"Elokay Ad Schelo Nozarti"
Sabbath.
("0 My God, Before I Was
Fortunately, his songs were
Formed") was done April 7,
recorded and his voice can 1922.
thrill the present generation as
"W'Af Hu Hoyo Mis'Chaven"
it did the last. It is one of the
("The High Priest Awaits the
richest and most inspiring
Corning of God") from "Avo-
voices of the century.
doh" of Yom Kippur), recorded
His son, Dr. Samuel Rosen-
Nov. 16, 1921, was sung by
blatt, rabbi of Congregation
Josef
Rosenblatt and Leivi
Beth Tfilo of Baltimore, pre-
Rosenblatt, assisted by R. Kazi-
pared special album notes for mirsky.
this recording, thus adding
The record is available here
greatly to the value of the
record. Dr. Rosenblatt's notes now at Spitzer's Book Store on
Wyoming.
provide an understanding of
/fr
the rich cantorial music of his
father.
There are nine songs in the
collection. One side included
four bands, and there are five
bands in the second side's col-
Endorsed by
lection. The songs are:
Americans
for Democratic
"Elokay Neshomoh" ("0 My
Action (ADA)
God, the Soul Thou Gavest Me

O'BRIEN

Hope For Expanded U.N.
Technical Assistance Program
GENEVA (JTA)—The Tech-
nical Assistance Committee of
the Economic and Social Coun-
cil approved a resolution ex-
pressing hope that the United
Nations expanded program of
technical assistance in 1959
would run at a moderately
higher level than for the cur-
rent year.

American Federation of
Labor (AFL)
Detroit Labor News

Veterans Organizations

Civic, Fraternal, Religious,

Racial and • Nationality
Groups

Daniel P. O'Brien is the
unanimous choice of all
people who believe in
civil rights and human
values.

Lawyers Recommend O'BRIEN for Prosecutor

O'Brien Lawyers' Committee:

Pouf B. Borok
Somuel W. Barr
Isadore A. Berger
Dovid Bernstein
Harold •Berry
Henry Bockoff
Milton L. Caplan
Mox Chomsky
Sidney L. Cohn
Casper C. Cutler
Mitchell Feldman
Isooc Finkelstein
Dovid Goldman
Morton Goldberg
Edward Grebs
Ernest Goodman
Louis A. Gottlieb

Herbert Harris
Hurry Hoobermon
Julius L. Kobatsky
Bernard S. Kohn
Seymour P. Kotzer
Charles Kaufman
Somuel A. Koyne
H. A. Keys
Hyman Kromer
Soul M. Leach
Hurry B. Letzer
Morris Lieberman
Sheldon Lutz
Ned Mellen
Harry Okrent
Irving !Dolman
Aaron Rosenberg

Stanford Rubach
Somuel H. Rubin
Abraham Sotovsky
Hermon Schmier
Abel J. Selburn
A. Joseph Seltzer
Samuel Shapero
Samuel S. Simmer
Nedwin L. Smokier
Isaac M. Smullin
Allan E. Stein
A. Albert Sugar
Beryle Walters
Sidney J. White
Chas. Weingorden
Irving Winstock
Hurry H. Young

PATRICK H. O'BRIEN
.. • a famous jurist .

.

GERALD K. O'BRIEN
a. great Prosecutor ..

ENDORSED FOR PROSECUTOR

DANIEL P. O'BRIEN
... carries same traits —

See Dan O'Brien As
'Chip Off Old Ack"

Patrick H. O'Brien was
one of the Upper Penin-
sula's most famous jurists,
having gained a reputation
earlier as defense attorney
for miners involved in la-
bor troubles with mine
owners and later by his de-
cisions during the Copper
County strikes.
An authority on consti-
tutional law and possessor
of a great philosophy,
O'Brien was the only Dem-
ocrat elected to public of-
fice at a time when Re-
publicans dominated. Now
90 years old, the retired
Circuit and Probate Judge
is still popular with the
people of Midhigan.
One of his sons, Gerald K.
O'Brien distinguished him-

self as Wayne County Pros- other O'Briens who have
ecutor, having an unblem- been outstanding public
ished record of public serv- servants.
ice for some 17 years prior
Dan O'Brien has already
to his death in August, 1957.
displayed some of these
Now another son, Daniel
P. O'Brien, who has been characteristics, working as
an active Democrat and a
a practicing attorney since
diligent precinct delegate
1932, has been endorsed by
the Detroit and Wayne in the 13th District. He was
County Federation of La- elected to the Democratic
bor for the Democratic State Central Committee
nomination as Wayne and has served in that ca-
pacity for 18 years.
- County Prosecutor. •
His supporters and mem-
O'Brien has always been
bers of the Federation's a loyal supporter of labor
Political Action Committee and has represented many
feel that the younger local unions and especially
O'Brien carries many of the waiters, waitresses and
the family traits, the same chefs unions.
liberal thinking of his fa-
People who know Dan
ther and brother. They see O'Brien see him as - a chip
in him a reflection of the off the old block."

From Detroit Labor News of July 24, 1958

P6. PROSECUTOR tact O'BRIEN

EMOCRATIC PRI = ARY
VOTE AUGUST 5th

DANIEL P. O'BRIEN will protect
the rights of all minorities and in-
dividuals, in the tradition of his
family.

Ask the men who are in daily con-
tact with the Prosecutor's office . . .
Ask the men who know intimately the
work of the Prosecutor's office . . .
Restore dignity and fair play to the
office of the Wayne • County Prose-
cutor . . . Give the people efficient
law enforcement and protect the
rights of the innocent by electing
DANIEL P. O'BRIEN as Wayne
County Prosecutor.

DANIEL P. O'BRIEN does
not believe that the vast powers
of the Prosecutor should be used
for political purposes.

DANIEL P. O'BRIEN has
made a solemn pledge to carry
on In the tradition of his late dis-
tinguished brother, former Pros-
ecutor Gerald K. O'Brien.

PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS! PROTECT YOUR FAMILY!

PROTECT DEMOCRACY !

VOTE FOR O'BRIEN

No. 223 Democratic Ballot