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Mrs Shirley Schneider. chair- the Detroit City Election Com-
>, man of the Wayne County mission. room 202, City - County
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Democratic
Women's Commit- Building from 8 a.m. to 4:30
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tre. announces "THE UNMET p.m.. Monday through Friday.
NEEDS OF CHILDREN" will
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• be discussed at a leadership
A
directory
of career and
conference sponsored by the
; Democratic Women of Wayne vocational opportunities in Jew-
! County. Feb. 20. Supreme Court ish community service, corn- .
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Justice George Edwards will bined with a 1960-66 calendar
he the keynote speaker. at of Jewish holy days, was pub--;
McGregor Community Confer- fished as a community rela-
: ence Building. 483 W. Ferry. tions service of the SYNA-
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Panel moderators include Sam GOGUE COUNCIL OF AMER-
Rabinovitz, chairman, Michigan ICA. The directory-calendar
; Youth Commission; Dr. Irving cost 15 cents and is available
P9sner, pediatrician, member of from the Synagogue Council,
I - • Michigan Youth Commission, 110 W. 42nd St., New York.
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3 and Dr. Mel J. Ravitz• of the
= City Planning Commission.
The author, editor, book de-
MISS HELEN JAKOBSON
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signer, production manager and
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. The Moscow State Symphony salesman of "THE PIPER AND Announcement has been
"; Orchestra will play the Masonic THE BIRD: A STUDY OF WIL- made by Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Temple as LIAM BLAKE." will participate ! Jakobson, of Canton, of
part of its in a panel discussion to trace : the engagement of their daugh-
first American the creation of a book from the ter. Helen Teresa, to Paul B.
tour. The or- idea to the bookshelf at 8 p.m., ! Fried, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-,
chestra of 120 today. in the University of ! tin Fried, of Detroit.
Miss Jakobson is a junior at
musicians will Detroit Library. The book was
appear in the published by Wayne State Uni- the University of Michigan, and
Masonic Tem- versity Press. All interested are ; is a member of the Collegiate
ple Audito- invited.
Sororis social sororit y. Mr.
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rium at 8:20
Fried, a U. of M. senior, is
A
television
drama with a affiliated with Tau Delta Phi
p.m., S a t u r-
day, Feb. 6. real-life back-
fraternity.
Klimov
the
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A June wedding is being
Sunday. Feb. 7. and 2
Cfrildren's
heps. t.mra.. ground
planned.
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will bring two conductors and Wing at the
four prominent soloists. The City of Hope. *
conductors are Konstantin Duarte. Calif. .**.
Ivanov, who will he making —will he pre-
his debut in the U.S., and Kiril sented Feb. 7.
Kondrashin. who has been here 00 CBS - TV's
before. The list of soloists is "General
headed by pianist Emil Gilels. Electric Thea-
A luncheon here Monday
who will he returning for his ter." Shelley
honored Mrs. Moritz Kahn on
third visit to the U.S. Other Winters por-
her birthday.
soloists, all making their Ameri- trays t h e
can debuts. are Galina Vish- mother, and
The event, given in the home
nevskaya, leading soprano of Rod Taylor
of Mrs. Harold Kukes. of 19485
the Bolshoi Opera, Daniel is the father,
Suffolk, was a cause of much
Shafran. cellist who has toured of a young
celebration. It will be cele-
with notable success in Europe. and only son Shelley Winters brated at a later date in the
and Valerii Klimov. violinist. stricken with leukemia.
state of Israel.
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who won the 1958 Tchaikowsky
The luncheon served as the
Award in the violin contest at
TOM GROSSMAN has joined occasion for members of the
the same time as Van Cliburn
the sales staff of Kessler Buick, Michigan Regional Board of
won the piano award.
Inc.. 9669 Grand River, an- Women's American ORT to pay
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nounces Herbert J. Kessler. tribute to Mrs. Kahn, founding
Random House has signed a president. Grossman, who at- president of ORT in Michigan.
cont ract with Governor Ad lai tended Wayne State University. by providing fund'; for a project
Stevenson for immediate publi- formerly was associated with in the Aaron Syngalowski Train-
cation of a book of seven of his Isabel Rents. He lives with his ing Center in Tel Aviv.
recent major papers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Mrs. Kahn, of 1611 Lincoln-
speeches under the title. PUT- Grossman. at 18045 Fairfield. , shire, helped organize the local
TING FIRST THINGS FIRST.
chapter and served as its first
president in 1942. Since that
Because of the book's timeli-
ADL-
Speakers
Air
time,
she has been active in all
ness. it,is being rushed through
phases of its program.
the presses and will he pub-
lished on March 15 in a trade Swastika Outbreaks
One of her pet projects is
Since the outbreak of swas- the guardianship program. to
edition and a paperback edition.
tika daubings on Jewish. and which Monday's contribution
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other institutions, the local was madi. It is through th is
ROSNER FAMILY CLUB will office of the Bnai Brith Anti - work that ORT provides h of
meet Sunday evening, in the Defamation League has been lunches, clothing, recreation al
home of Mr. and- Mrs. Irving flooded with requests' for facilities and schooling fo r
Rosner. 19352 Roselas,vn. speakers. :youngsters who have know n
Sol I. Littman. Michigan re- only poverty all of their lives..
Shell Oil Co. will sponsor a gional director ADL, already A scroll and a resolution
series of Sunday afternoon has appeared at Burbank Ro- were presented to Mrs. Kahn ;
hour-long TV programs featur- tary. Beth Abraham Synagogue. 'at the luncheon by Mrs. Joseph
ing the wildely-acclaimed New the Dearborn-Inkster Human Fenton. Mrs. Harry Singer was
York Philharmonic Young Peo- Relations Council, Ann Arbor
;chairman of the celebration
pie's Concerts. conducted by Bnai Brith and American
Red committee.
LEONARD BERNSTEIN. it was Cross.
Mrs. Kahn. widow of Moritz
announced by H. S. M. Burns.
He will speak at the West- Kahn, who achieved world-wide
president of Shell Oil. The con- minster Presbyterian Church on recognition as a member of the
certs will continue Feb. 7. Feb. 7 and the Ministerial firm. Albert Kahn Associates,
March 6 and 27 at 2 p.m. Council of Saginaw on Feb. 8.
has four children. Albert, a
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. Michael A. Gaines, assistant writer in California: Mrs. Sam
Anticipatin, an exciting and director has appeared before uel Katzin and Mrs. Paul Har

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ORT Celebrates
Birthday of
First President

spirited Presidential campaign Chaim Weizmann Chapter, Am
i trick, of Chicago; and Mrs.
and el ection this year, erican Jewish Congress.
Down- Bayre Levin, of Ann Arbor;
THOMAS D.
LEADBETTER. town Chapter of Bnai Brith
and
;nine
grandchildren and two
City Clerk. urged those persons will speak Saturday at 9 p.m..

Howard H. Finsilver, 20435
Picadilly, reached the goal of
producing more than a million
dollars of life insurance in 1959,
according to an announcement
by J. W. Sayler, vice-president
in charge of sales for the Busi-
ness Men's Assurance Company.
Finsilver's million-dollar life
insurance production places him
sixth among a field force of
1,000 throughout the country,
Finsilver actually reached
the magic figure in life insur-
ance sales in nine months' time,
and finished 1959 with $1,830,
814 production. This is the
fourth time he has qualified for
membership in BMA's Million
Dollar Club for outstanding
salesmen of life insurance.
In addition to this honor,
Finsilver earned the vice-presi-
dency of the Grant Club for
1960. Qualifications for this des-
ignation are based upon pre-
mium income.
Associated with BMA since
1955, Finsilver is a member of
the company's Detroit Branch,
which is managed by R. E. Cook.
BMA services he offers also
include accident and health and
group insurance plans.

not presently registered as vot- to the Young Marrieds of the 'great grandchildren.
ers to stop in at the office of Sholc ' m A
Aleichem Institute.
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Israel's Top Guests
Gaines also will be a speaker
at the Jackson Association of • Out of a total of 91,303 tour-

Pilgrim Fellowship's midwinter ists who arrived in Israel be-
rally on Feb. 7. at the Ann tween January and October,
Arbor Congregational Church. : 1959, 35,196. or a total of 47.3%
The topic, "Christian Concerns came from the United States and
in the Community," will be :Canad a. Specifically, 43.7%
:shared with Dr. David English, came from the United States
Foote Hospital staff psychiatrist. Iand 3.6(.1 ', from Canada. Between
The ADL approach to the January and November 1959,
problem is that the outbreaks the number of tourists rose to
might have been disturbing 86.303.
had it not been for the imme-
diate. vigorous denunciation of
The U.S. Government started
these acts by every medium of to work in the new city of
mass communication and by j Washington. D.C.. on Dec. 1,i
Christian clergymen. . 1,800. =

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"Buried 2000 Years: The
Dead Sea Scrolls," a dramatic
account of the discovery and
the deciphering of the Dead
Sea Scrolls, and their acquisi-
tion by the Hebrew University
in Jerusalem. will be screened
for Older Adults of the Jewish
Community Center, _ at 2 p.m.,
Monday, Feb. 8.

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