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Samuel Olsen's Renomination
Urged by Associates, Friends

Kellis Calls on Dems for M.E. Plank Action

A former Chief of Operations
of CIA, James Kellis, now a
Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in Oakland County, called
on the Democratic Party to pro-
ceed with its platform plank
on the Middle East before it
is too late.
Col. Kellis, who retired from
the Air Farce on May 21 to
run for Congress, addressed a
series of letters to key person-
alities of the Democratic Party
in which he pointed out that
now is an excellent time to pro-
ceed with a constructive plan
for the Middle East.
Kellis states that the devel-
opment of the oil sources •of

North Africa will provide an
alternate and supplementary
source of oil for Democratic
Europe. Oil producing states
of the Middle East should
come to terms with Israel, he
states. If a settlement is de-
layed, it may develop that
Europe will be receiving most
of the oil from North Africa
and this will reduce the bar-
gaining position a the Arab
States.
Kellis' plan, which was pub-
lished in the July 22 edition of
The Jewish News, envisages a
treaty between Israel and the
Arab States, recognizing pres-
ent boundaries and reducing
armaments.
Kellis who has had consider-
able experience in CIA, De-
fense and the State Depart-
ments, praised the Democratic
platform repudiating anti-Israel
Bias. He stated that most of
the personnel in the above
three agencies who are dealing
with the Middle East situation
cannot be judged impartial.
He states that the Central In-
telligence Agency's Middle East
Division is loaded with indi-
viduals with pro-Arab feelings.
Kermit Roosevelt is now out of
the Central Intelligence Agency
but there are many others in
the Middle East Division of
CIA who share Kermit Roose-
velt's views on the Middle
East.

Kellis pledges to initiate a
thorough housecleaning of that
Agency if elected to Congress.
Kellis, whose parents come
from Greece and who has visit-
ed repeatedly all countries of
the Middle East, states that the
security of Israel is vital to the
security of America, and the
welfare , of the nations of the
Middle East is equally as im-
portant to the welfare of
America.

Pr o m i n e n t local leaders
joined this week with associates
of- Prosecuting Attorney Samuel
Olsen in urging his renomina-
tion as Prosecutor on the Demo-
cratic ticket and his re-election
in November.
In a statement issued this
week, his associates and ad-
mirers stated that the effective
job he has performed should
induce Detroiters to renominate
Albert A. Kramer Runs
him.
Sol Slomovitz, Murray C.
for State Representative
Slomovitz and other community
Albert A. Kramer, a local at-
figures, and the following mem-
torney, is a Democratic candi-
bers of Olsen's staff joined in
date for state representative
a call to the voters to cast their
from Oakland County.
ballots and to renominate
Married and the father of
Olsen: Samuel Brezner, chief
three children, he is a graduate
of the Appellate Division and Mrs. Weinstock Only
of Wayne State University's
Civil Rights Bureau; George D.
Woman Running for
College_of Law.
SAMUEL OLSEN
Kent, chief of the Homicide
A member of Labor Zionists,
Division; Albert A. Goldfarb, State Legislature
Kramer, 36, also is active in
Wayne County coordinator;
Mrs. Lee Franklin Weinstock,
Bnai Brith and • Jewish War
David E. Flayer, Civil Division;
Alan Walt, Out-County Division; of Snowden Avenue, a Repub-
Veterans.
lican candi-
Elliott Beitner, County Criminal
date for State
Division; and David Missen,
Repres enta-
Donald S. Leonard, former Release Bureau.
tive,
10th Leg-
Detroit and Michigan State
In his tenure, his supporters
islative
Dis-
Police commissioner, has en- point out, Olsen has created a
COAL & OIL CO.
trict,has again
tered the race on the Repub- Criminal Frauds Division, a
Serving Detroit
been
rated
lican ticket Homicide Division, the Wayne
"preferred" by
Homes and Industry
for the U. S. County Racket Squad and the
Detroit. Citi-
for Over 45 Years
Senate.
Civil Rights Bureau.
zens League.
An attorney,
The results of this organiza-
She was also
Leonard w a s tion has been lauded by all fac-
preferred in
t h e Republi- tions of the community as is
Mrs. Weinstock the 1958 elec-
can nominee evidenced by endorsements
in an unsuc- from labor, management, busi- tion. Lee Weinstock is the only
cessful chal- ness, civic, church and other woman now running for this
For The BEST Deal on a
office in either party.
lenge for the groups.
governorship
NEW
Olsen established a Criminal
•
in 1954.
Frauds Division within the Albert Conn in Race
H e earned Prosecutor's Office to act
his law degree against those who try • to vic- for Common Council
from Wayne timize the public. It saves citi-
A Detroit attorney, Albert E.
SEE
State Univer- zens the cost and time of pri- Conn is a candidate for a seat
on Detroit's Common Council.
Leonard sity and re- vate lawsuits.
ceived the first honorary doctor
A graduate of Wayne State
It is a fact that_, since Olsen
at
of law degree ever accorded a created the division, it has al- University's College of Law,
Wayne alumnus.
ready recovered for defrauded Conn is a member of the De
He was a leading law enforce- persons money and property troit Motion •Picture Projec-
ment official, becoming the first totalling more than a half-mil- tionists Union. He • lives with
his wife and two children at
state police official ever to be lion dollars.
Open 'tit 10 p.m.
Olsen's reorganization includ- 20245 Greenview.
elected president of the Inter-
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Grand
River
national Association of Chiefs ed the creation of a Homicide
Classified
ads
bring
fast
results!
Division
with
the
purpose
of
of Police, until his retirement
as state police commissioner in "seeing that every suspect is
given his full constitutional
1952.
He is a member of a number rights and privileges". . . so
of local and national bar asso- that "justice will be done, the
ciations and committees and is innocent protected and the
presently chairman of the per- guilty properly prosecuted."
manent legislative committee He established a R a c k et
representing Michigan circuit. Squad to investigate gambling,
judges, prosecuting attorneys, major vice, narcotics and illegal
police chiefs and sheriffs. traffic in whiskey. For the first
He is also a member of the time in history, direct action
citizens committee on equal edu- was instigated by the Prosecu-
cational opportunities of the tor's Office and followed
SUPPORTED BY MANY THOUSANDS OF HIS FRIENDS
through by that office to clean
Detroit Board of Education. He • up-gambling and vice in several
JOIN THEM AT THE DETROIT POLLS, AUGUST 2ND AND
has served in the Past on the
nearby communities.
Wayne County Board of Super-
Olsen created a Civil Rights
visors and the Detroit Commis- Bureau to obtain facts and take
sion on Community Relations. prompt action in all cases of
During the Second World violations of civil rights.
War, Leonard served as chair-
man of the American Civil De-
fense Mission and helped to set Rep. Gillis Candidate
up the pattern for the nation's for Re-Election
Joseph A. Gillis is a candi-
civil defense program. He was
Michigan's wartime director of date for re-election as State
civil defense and state fuel ad- Representative in the 10th
District, lo-
ministrator.
• CHRYSLER CORPORATION
cated between
Engaged in the private prac-
Meyers
Road
tice of law, Leonard is a con-
• AMERICAN MOTORS
and South-
sultant to various federal and
field.
• GENERAL MOTORS
state agencies. He is married
Gillis, 39, an
and the father of three chil-
attorney a n d
• PRICE WATERHOUSE
dren.
native Detroit-
Manager Systems and Procedures
er, is married,
Former Traffic Court
has two
Referee in Council Race
Senior Cost Analyst
dren and for
S. A. Maher, a veteran of 25
Gillis the past 12
Supervisor Sales Budgets
years in city government, is a years has lived at 16683 Robson.
candidate for Detroit's Common He has been active in church,
Senior Financial Analyst
Council.
civic, scouting and veteran activ-
He formerly was a deputy ities in this area. He was first
commissioner of building and elected to office last year in a
safety engineering and a ref- special election.
eree in Traffic Court.
The candidate, who is known
as Lt. Col. Gillis in the Air
Extradition Pact Signed Force Reserve, is an active com-
by Israel, Great Britain mand pilot on weekends at Self-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — An ridge AFB.
Gillis has been endorsed by
"I BELIEVE THAT NO NEW TAXES OF ANY KIND SHOULD BE IMPOSED
extradition treaty between Brit-
ain and Israel has been signed the 17th District Democratic
UNTIL WE HAVE EXHAUSTED EVERY EFFORT TO REAPPRAISE THE
here by Mrs. Golda Meir, Israel's Party, AFL-CIO, Detroit Build-
ing
Trades
Council,
Central
CITY'S EXPENDITURE REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL SERVICES"'
foreign minister, and Patrick
Francis Hancock, Britain's am- Citizens Committee and other
civic, fraternal and labor groups.
bassador to IsraeL

Leonard in Race
for Senate Seat

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