Klutznick to Address Dinner in
Honor of Harry Yudkoff, Jan. 21
Program to Curb Southern Violence Issued by AJC
The American Jewish Con-
gress this week proposed a six-
Philip M. Klutznick, president Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
of the Supreme Lodge of Bnai Council includes: Milton M. point program to halt bombings
and bigotry touched off by law-
Brith, will be the guest speaker Weinstein, chairman; Hy Crys-
lessness, in a 22-page brouchure
at the testimonial dinner honor- tal, secretary; Elias Goldberg,
prepared by the AJC commis-
ing Harry Yudkoff. This affair, treasurer; Sidney J. Karbel,
sion on law and social action
sponsored by the Metropolitan Jack Leeds, Harry N. Katz, Ru-
under Shad Polier, chairman.
Detroit Bnai dolph Meyersohn, Harry Wein-
The AJ Congress urged these
Brith Council, berger and Dr. Lawrence I. proposals for an effective solu-
will be held Yaffa, vice chairmen. Committee tion of recent lawlessness:
at the Shera- members Louis E. Barden, Vic-
1. Acceptance of full respon-
ton - Cadiliac tor Bloomfield, Alfred H. Bou- sibility by the Executive and
Hotel Wednes- nin, Jack Caminker, Mrs. Rob- Legislative branches of govern-
day, Jan. 21.
ert Coggan, Mannie Cornfield, ment to implement the mandate
Klutznick Morris Direnfeld, Aaron Droock,
of equality of education laid
has been inter- Mrs. David Grosberg, Samuel W.
down by the Supreme Court.
national presi- Leib, Mrs. Lewis Manning, Her-
2. A Federal anti - dynamite
dent of Bnai man Osnos, Max Osnos, Milo
law that would remove all doubt
Brith since Rappaport, Louis Russman,
over jurisdiction of the Federal
1953. He was Louis H. Schostak, Mrs. Charles
Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
the first to rise Solovich, Caroline Somylo, Louis
Klutznick from the ranks Weber, Melvin Weisz, and Mau- in such cases. The AJ Congress
warned against limiting such
of A.Z.A. to the. presidency rice Zeiger.
legislation to houses of worship
of a Bnai Brith District Grand
Lodge. He served in the Roose-
velt and Truman administra-
tions as U. S. Federal Hous-
ing Commissioner. Now, in the
Eisenhower administration, he
is • one of the ten member Unit-
The Wayne County Supervi- Detroit Ai- chdiocese to Judge
ed States delegation to the sors' large -meeting room was Kaufman, gave the benediction.
United Nations General As- filled to overflowing at noon
Judge Frank Fitzgerald intro-
sembly.
Monday when Judge Ira G. duced the Circuit Court judges;
Kaufman
was
sworn
in
as
the
Bnai Brith dignitaries from
Judge Ricca introduced the Re-
all over the country, in addition new Judge of the Wayne County corders Court judges and Judge
to local and state leaders, have Probate Court.
Liddy presented the Common
sent in reservations and the
Associates of the new judge Pleas Court judges. There were
25 constituent lodges of the in many communal activities, guest judges in the audience,
Metropolitan Bnai Brith Council members of his and his wife, including Judge Richard G.
and their chapters are reserving Lillian's, families, a majority of Smith of Bay City.
tables for the dinner. Milton M. the judges of the Wayne County
Mayor Miriani, President of
Weinstein, general chairman of Circuit Court, the Recorder's the Council Mary Beck, offi-
the dinner committee, advises Court and the Common Pleas cials of the Michigan and De-
there are a few reservations still Bench, city, county and state troit Bar Associations, spoke
available and they can be pro-
in honor of the new judge.
officials, and scores of local
cured by calling WO. 3-7838.
Interesting features of the
leaders, were present.
This dinner honors Yudkoff
program were the presentation
Judge Ernest Boehm presided of a clock for the judge's cham-
for his 34 years of continuous
devotion to the principles of over the panel of Probate Court ber by his children, Harvey and
Bnai Brith. He is a past presi- judges in welcoming their new Sylvia, and of an American flag
dent of Pisgah Lodge, Metro- associate and in introducing for the judge's courtroom by
politan Detroit Bnai Brith Coun- many of the guests and partici-
Louis Barden, in behalf of the
cil and District Grand Lodge pants in the program.
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
No. 6. At present he is co-chair-
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, of Adas Council and Tikvah Lodge of
man of the National Fund Cam- Shalom Synagogue, of which the
Bnai Brith of which Judge Kauf-
paign Cabinet of Supreme new judge was the founding
man
was one of the co-founders
Lodge Bnai Brith.
president, gave the invocation. 11 years ago.
The Harry Yudkoff Testimo- Father Clement Kern, who
Judge Kaufman was sworn in
nial Dinner Committee of the brought the greetings of the
by County Clerk Edgar Branigin
and the robe was placed on him
by Judge Alvin Davenport.
In his response, Judge Kauf-
man introduced his family, in-
cluding his three sisters who
came for the ceremony from
New York. He concluded his
remarks by quoting from Amos:
"Justice shall well up as the
waters, and righteousness as a
mighty stream."
Judges, City Officials, Communal
Leaders at Kaufman's Induction
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dwellings must also be included,
the agency emphasized.
3. Action by the Department
of Justice and the FBI to inves-
tigate whether the recent bomb-
ings in the South violate exist-
ing Federal laws.
4. A probe by the Depart-
ment of Justice of the denial of
voting rights in the South.
5. A law requiring all depart-
ments of the Federal govern-
ment to share in the responsi-
bility for helping to bring inte-
gration about.
6. A national White House
conference, summoned by the
President, to dramatize the
breakdown of respect for law in
the South and to remind all
Americans that respect for law
is a responsibility of all Ameri-
cans.
In its policy statement, the
AJ Congress rejected proposals
to curb synagogue bombings by
group libel legislation, postal
censorship or Congressional in-
vestigations, noting that diver-
sionary moves that center at-
tention on the symptoms rather
than the cause of defamation,
vandalism and terror are a
"threat to basic American civil
liberties."
Fisher, Hertz, Mrs. Lakoff
on New Board of the UCS
Max Fisher, Dr. Richard C.
Hertz and Mrs. Charles Lakoff
were re-elected members of the
board of United Community
Services of Detroit.
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Prof. Levin Reviews
Educational Process
in Magazine Article
The December 1958 issue of
The Social Studies, published
in Philadelphia, contains an
important article by Prof. Sam-
uel M. Levin on educational
philosophy and practice, en-
titled "Ideas and the Educa-
tional Process."
The author, after a critical
review of American education-
al practice, underscores the
need for a more vital role for
the scholastically superior ele-
ments of the pOpulation and
recourse to new and creative
ideas as a. pedagogical term of
reference.
He concludes with a ten
point program for the imple-
mentation of the proposed plan
in the economic field.
Fred Yaffe Organizes
Own Advertising Agency
The formation of a new ad-
vertising agency, known as Fred
Yaffe and Company, with offices
in the Fox Building, was an-
nounced this week by Frederick
S. Yaffe, president.
Yaffe was formerly vice-presi-
dent of Altman-Yaffe, Inc., prior
to his resignation and the forma-
tion of the new agency. Yaffe
said that the new firm will serv-
ice accounts in all media. Plans
are being made now to institute
a special merchandising service
exclusively for its clients.
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