Mayors from 46 Michigan Cities Acclaim Non-Confidence Move Fails in Knesset;
Minister
Bormans' Gifts of 450 Encyclopedia Sets Aranne Resigns as Education
vote of non-confidence on his
Mayors and superintendents
of schools from 46 Michigan
cities on Tuesday acclaimed the
generosity of Food Fair Markets
and their principal officers, Al
Borman, chairman of the board
of lorman Food Stores, Inc.,
and his. brother, Tom Borman,
on the occasion of their pres-
entation of 450 sets of the 1960
edition of the Encyclopedia
Britannica to public and paro-
chial schools in their communi-
ties.
The presentations were made
at a luncheon at the Veterans
Memorial Building on Tuesday.
Preceding the luncheon, at
a meeting in the office of
Mayor Louis C. Miriani, the
gifts to Detroit public schools
were officially accepted by
Miss Louise Grace, president
of the Board of Education.
Speaking at the luncheon pro-
gram, Mayor Miriani praised Al
and Tom Borman for having
"demonstrated their civic re-
sponsibility into a measure tran-
scending any-
thing I have
seen in a long,
long -time." He
expressed . sin-
cere apprecia-
tion to the
Bormans and
to Joseph
Kron, execu-
tive vice-presi-
dent of the
Mayor Miriani Food Fair
Markets, for their gifts, the
monetary value of which ex-
ceeds $100,000.
Certificiates for the encyclo-
pedias were presented by Al
Borman to representatives of
AL BORMAN
public and parochial schools, to
Jewish congregational and He-
brew school libraries — includ-
ing Temple Beth El and Shaa-
rey Zedek. Participating also in
the presentations was Dan Car-
penter, public relations direc-
tor of the Borman Food Stores
which operate 48 Food Fair
Markets in the Greater Detroit
area.
Presiding at the luncheon, Dr.
Richard C. Hertz welcomed the
mayors and superintendents of
schools from the 46 neighboring
areas, as well
as the repre-
sentatives of
parochial
schools and
PTA presi-
dents. He com-
mended the
Borman gifts
as a "demon-
stration of a
living faith in
the values of
Dr. Hertz
Americanism."
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Parley on Youth
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Rep-
resentatives of Jewish organiza-
tions delivered major addresses
before the Assembly of the
1960 White House Conference
on Children and Youth which is
attended by 7,000 delegates
from 550 national American
organizations. Practically all
major Jewish groups in this
country are participating in the
huge parley, which • was opened
by President Eisenhower.
The Jewish speakers were
Dr. John Slawson, executive
vice-president of the American
Jewish Committee; Prof. Abra-
ham Joshua Heschel, of the
Jewish Theological Seminary;
Rabbi Julius Mark, of the
Synagogue Council of America;
and Mrs. Joseph Willen, vice-
president of the National Coun-
cl of Jewish Women. They
emphasized that the urgent
task faced by American educa-
tion is to destroy the myth that
accumulation ,.)f wealth and the
achievement of comfort are the
chief vocations of man.
A number of Israelis partici-
pating in the Conference in-
clude Judge David Reifen of
the Tel Aviv Juvenile Court;
Moshe Kol, a Knesset Member;
Mrs. Avraham Harman, wife of
the Ambassador; Mrs. Yaacov
Herzog, wife of the Embassy
Minister, and others.
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — The Knesset
rejected Wednesday, by a vote
of 60 to 24, a General Zionist
motion of non-confidence in Pre-
mier Ben-Gurion's government
over the long simmering secon-
dary school education crisis.
There were six abstentions.
The crisis, which involved a
struggle over teacher union rec-
ognition and higher pay levels,
led to the resignation of Zal-
man Aranne as Minister of
Education.
All members of the coalition
government voted against " the
non-confidence m o t i o n•. The
right wing Herut Party sup-
ported the General Zionists.
The Communists and the ultra-
orthodox Agudat ISrael ab-
stained.
The General Zionists, who
supported the Prime Minister
in t h e Communist - sponsored
meeting with West German
Chancellor • Konrad Adenauer,
expressed regret that the Prime
Minister was unable to per-
suade members of the Mapai,
his own party, to accept
Aranne's recommendations in
the school dispute. It was on
this issue that he resigned.
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Addressing the gathering, Al
Borman recalled his personal
struggles before acquiring the
blessings of Americanism and
declared:
"The Greater Detroit area
has been -awfully good to Al
Borman and his brother, Tom,
since we began working to-
gether i n that first little
grocery store on Twelfth
Street in this city.
"It is only right that we
should try to show our appre-
ciation when the opportunity
presents itself. We feel that
this contribution to education-
al facilities of schools in the
area is the best way to say
`thank you.' "
Among those accepting the
gifts in behalf of religious
schools, in addition to Rabbi
Hertz, who accepted for the
Jewish schools, were E. F.
Wiese, assistant superintendent
of Lutheran schools, and Fr.
John Zwers, for the Catholic
Archdiocese.
Two types of the Encyclo-
pedia Britannica were given to
the schools. The senior set of
24 volumes in red and royal
binding that retail at $403 a
set are intended for the high
schools, while the junior sets of
15 volumes that retail at $154.90
a set, will be used in the ele-
mentary schools.
The retail value of the gift
to Detroit's public and parochial
schools is more than $26,000.
The average retail value of the
sets going to the smaller com-
munities is $2,000.
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