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Inspired by the Israel Tree • Fund activities conducted in
their classes in the Shaarey Zedek School, Synde Keywell
(left) and her sister, Denise, told their family friend, Mayor
Louis C. Miriani, about the planting of the Israel Freedom
Forest near Jerusalem, by the Jewish National Fund. The
Mayor is shown here purchasing trees from the two youngsters,
children of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Keywell. The two young-
sters are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keywell.
Mayor Miriani displayed a deep interest in the Israel Freedom
Forest, which is being planted by the JNF as a link of friend.
ship between the United States and Israel.

News Breviti s

ROSNER FAMILY CLUB will
A noted -Italian baritone,
ANSELMO: COLZANI, will re- meet Sunday evening, in the
place the late Leonard Warren home of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney
in the title role of "Simon Boc- Wise, 18646 Woodingham.
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canegra" in the Metropolitan
Opera's opening night perform-
Mrs. IRVING H. SMALL was
ance at Masonic Temple May 23. named one of the vice-presi-
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dents of the Mayor's Committee
DAVID S. KAMINSKY, son to Keep Detroit Beautiful.
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
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Kaminsky, of 23431 Harriet Ct.,
LEON LUCAS, of 24730 -Sus-
Oak Park, will - receive the de-
gree of doctor of chiropractic sex, Oak Park, has been award-
in ceremonies this Saturday, ed a doctor of philosophy de-
at the Palmer School of Chiro- gree from Columbia University,
in New York. His doctoral dis-
practic, DaVenport, Ia.''•
section was written on the sub-
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Although he has conducted ject, "Family Influences and
Reactions." Dr.
abroad for nearly 30 years, Igor Schizophrenic (
Lucas currently serves as pro-
Markevitch, who conducts the
fessor and chairman of social
LAMOUREUX ORCHESTRA at
*casework at the, Wayne State
Masonic Temple, March 25, 8:20
University school of social work.
was only introduced to the
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United States in 1955. Follow-
ing his widely. acclaimed Amer- j Dr. FRANK F. ROSENTHAL,
icon debut with the Boston Temple Anshe Sholom, Chicago
Symphony, he has made numer- Heights, Ill., and Rabbi WIL-
ous guest appearances with the LIAM SAJOWITZ, of Temple
leading orchestras throughout Beth El; Flint, will speak dur-
ing the coming week for the
the country.
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Jewish Chautauqua S o c i e t y.
"Arab-Israel Relations" will . .Rabbi Sajowitz will address an
be discussed by the HIGH j assembly at Olivet College at
SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL 11 a.m., Thursday, on "A Mod-
CLUB at 7:30 p.m:, Monday, in ern View_ of the Bible." Dr.
the Parkman Branch Library, Rosenthal, formerly of Detroit,
1766 Oakman Blvd. Irving j will deliver a series of lectures
Stashefsky, an Israeli resident on Judaism April 5 to 7, at
and former Detroiter who - is Albion College.
now here as an advisor. to
Hashomer Hatzair, will moder-
ate the panel. • -
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A group. of 32 paintings by_
Mervin Jules goes on display.
at GARELICK'S GALLERY,
20208 Livernois this Sunday
and continues through April_
According to Jack Weiss of
9. The distinguished artist, who the NON - TARNISH SILVER
is represented in many galleries PLATING CO., located at 8808
and private collections, has won Greenfield, the firm has an ex-
a great many awards for his clusive process for plating sil-
work, and has appeared in a ver, brass and copper, which
large number of one-man shows. it can guarantee as non-tarnish-
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able and safe for use on• food
A new speech-reading or lip- plates and utensils. The com-
reading class will open at 1 pany also offers expert repair
p.m., Wednesday, in the activ-' service on metal, ceramic, china
ities room - of the DETROIT and glass antiques. For infor-
HEARING CENTER, 1401 Ash. mation call BR 2-3131.
Enrollment for the 12 - week
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course is $3 for members and
Because
of the many de-
$5 for non - members. Mrs.
mands for strictly kosher food
Eathel Fox is the instructor.
For information, call FA 1-1436. take-out, Mr. and Mrs. Hersko-
vie, of the OAK MANOR
KOSHER CATERING, have
opened their place of business
at 22175 Coolidge, just south. of
9 Mile Road in Oak Park. They-
offer a complete selection of
appetizers; -delicatessen a n d
1 )ar-b-q'd chicken. They may, be . '
reached at -LI 6-T797.
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. or Will Resign Post
Aranne Asks Support

Windsor Community
Marks Bicentenary

Bicentenary celebrations con-
tinue across Canada, under the
sponsorship of Canadian Jewish
Congress.
Myer Dorn and Harry Nessel
of the Windsor Bicentenary
Committee, announce that the
Jewish Community Council and
Bnai Brith will hold • a cele-
bration from April 1 to 3, with
Lavy M. Becker, chairman of
the National Bicentenary of
Canadian Jewry, as guest
speaker.
Special Bicentenary bulletin
boards featuring the proclama
tion in English, French. and
Yiddish have been placed at
Carnegie Library, Assumption
University, the Jewish C,ommu-
nity Center, Shaar Hashomayim
and Shaarey Zedek Synagogues
and the Peretz School, Nessel
said.
Mayor Michael J. Patrick will
he presented with 'a copy of the
Bicentenary proclamation.

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—A long-
standing, three-sided dispute be-
tween a group of nigh school
teachers, Histadrut. (Israel Fed-
eration of Labor) and the
Ministry of Education led to
a threat by Minister of Educa-
tion Zalman Aranne that he
would resign from the Cabinet
unless he is supported by his
own party inside• the Cabinet.
The dispute • concerns de-

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mands by the high school teach-
ers that they receive higher
salaries and increased social
Welfare benefits.
Dissatisfied with their - repre-
sentation inside Histadrut, the
teachers organized a union of
their own, and have been on a
"non-cooperation" strike for
more than two months, refusing
to cooperate with school heads
or with the Education Ministry.

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23—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, March 25, 1960

Keywell Children 'Sell Trees in
Freedom Forest to Mayor Miriani

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Brenner Branch to Hear
Talk on `Modern Youth'

Jacob Glaser, president of
Farband Brenner Branch, an-
nounces a cultural meeting at -
8:30 p.m., April 6, in the Hayim
Greenberg Center.
Sam Rabinowitz, chairman of
the Governor's Youth Commis-
sion, will speak on "The Posi-
tive Approach to Our Modern
Youth." Mrs. Broche Hearshen,
program chairman, advises that
guests are welcome.

Final Juniors Omnibus
Features Magician, April 3

"Magical Moments with Magi-
cal Mel," magic show featuring
"Magical Mel" Eisenberg, will
be the final Omnibus for
Juniors, sponsored by the Jew-
ish Center, 18100 MeYers, at
2:30 and 4 p.m., Sunday, April
3, in the Aaron DeRoy Theater.

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