THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, November 11, 1960 — 22
Suburban
Community
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Downriver Jewish
Center Okays Plans
to Construct Building
The Downriver Jewish Com-
munity Center has voted approval
to the construction of 'a building
for its religious, educational and
social needs.
The membership gave the exec-
utive committee of the Center the
go ahead signal for building to
start in 1961. Tentative architec-
tural plans for a building were
approved previously.
Marvin Goldman of Trenton,
chairman of the building commit-
tee, outlined a financial plan of
action which will be put into ef-
fect as soon as possible. The Cen-
ter will construct its building on
land in Trenton donated to it by a
member, Ben Ellias.
Oak-Woods Women
to Attend Atlantic City
Orthodox Conclave
.ec
Oak-Woodsers Mesdames Yaa-
kov I. Homnick and Seymour
Ribiat will attend the 37th an-
nual convention of the Women's
Branch of the Union of Orthodox
Jewish Congregations of America
Monday through Wednesday in
Atlantic City, announces Mrs.
Jack Cohn, president of the
Young Israel of Oak Woods
Sisterhood.
Joining the Oak Park delega-
tion will be representatives of
the Sisterhood of Cong. Shaarey
Shomayim of Windsor, Ont.
Broner to Lecture
at Temple Emanu-El-
`Is There Jewish Art?'
Robert Broner, art director of
the Jewish Center, will address
combined classes on "Jewish Art
--Is There Such a Thing?" 9:30
p.m; Tuesday at Temple Emanu-
El in Oak Park.
His talk will be the fifth in a
guest lecture series on subjects
of Jewish interest presented by
the Temple's Institute of Jewish
Studies.
Broner's work is on exhibit at
the Museum of Modern Art, the
Brooklyn Museum, Guggenheim
Museum, New York Public Li-
brary, Smithsonian Institute, Na-
tional Gallery and Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts among others.
The public is invited to attend.
UJA Orbits New Young Leadership Program; Sets National Conclave
A new undertaking to help
the United Jewish Appeal
mobilize and develop young na-
tional leadership from among
the 25-40 age group of commun-
ity leaders will be represented
at the UJA National Young
Leadership Conference Nov. 18-
20 at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,
New York.
The seminar-type three-day
conference will be highlighted
by guest- speakers who will pre-
sent facts of Israel's immigrant
absorption problems. T he s e
figures include Avraham Har-
man, Israeli Ambassador to the
United States, Michael Comay,
Israeli Ambassador to the UN,
Benjamin Eliav, Consul General
in New Y o r k, and Brigadier
General Meir Amit, f or m e r
head of the Central Command
of Israel's defense force.
Leavitt, Joint Dis-
Moses
tribution Committee executive
vice-chairman, and Samuel
Huntley• •
Amit
ity and national campaign prob-
lems and techniques. Chet
Huntley, NBC-TV news com-
mentator and expert on Mid-
Eastern affairs, and national
UJA leaders Edward M. M.
Warburg, honorary chairman,
William Rosenwald, Dewey D.
Stone, and Philip M. Klutznick,
national chairman, also will
speak.
More than 1,500 American
Jewish community leaders are
expected to .gather from
throughout the country for the
23rd annual national conference
of the UJA, Dec. 9-11 at the
Statler-Hilton Hotel to study
the situation in Israel and other
countries, to chart the 1961
nationwide UJA Campaign and
to elect national officers. Guest
speakers will include Gov. Nel-
son A. Rockefeller of New
York; Ambassador Harman, and
Leon Uris, author of "Exodus."
A feature of the conference
will be the presentation of cash
raised by communities during
the year-end drive for $32,000,-
000 for maintenance of current
UJA programs. Since July 1,
more than $15,000,000 in cash
has been turned over to the
UJA in advance of the Dec. 9
target date.
Haber, JDC assistant overseas
director general, will present
UJA problems and programs in
areas outside of Israel, and Mor-
ris W. Berinstein, UJA general
chairman and Herbert A. Fried-
Dr. Judd Teller, author and High School of the Workmen's
man, executive vice-chairman of political analyst, will be guest Circle, Sholem Aleichem Insti-
the UJA, will present commun- speaker of the United Jewish tute and the
Labor Zionist
I ns
tit u t e N
ov.
18 at the Hay-
im Greenberg
Center.
He will speak
JERUSALEM,
(JTA)—A
Min-
gan, and distributor of anti-Sem-
on "The Am-
isterial
committee
of
seven
Cab-
itic tracts.
erican Image
The nature of the "Independ- inet members is studying the of the Jew"
ent American Party" can best be 1954 security incident which led and will re-
described by its leadership. The to the forced resignation of Pin- view the image
"Independent American Party" has Lavon, secretary-general of of the Jew as
gubernatorial candidate was R. the Histadrut, as Minister of presented b'y
Defense.
Roy Pursell.
American Jew-
The • committee, which is head- ish writers.
Pursell has been personally in-
volved with Royal Rood's organ- ed by Justice Minister Pinhas
Dr. Teller is
ization, "Responsible Enterprise Rosen, was given documents a regular con-
Association." At a recent Con- hitherto classified as top secret, tributor to the
gress of Freedom meeting held in as well as a full report of the Christian Sci-
Ohio, copies of the "Protocols of investigation by the committee ence Monitor.
Teller
Haim He is on the editorial board of
the Learned Elders of Zion," the headed by Supr
r
vicious anti-Semitic forgery which Cohn. The
n commissio
a s "Midstream" and his articles
serves as a ,"manual" for many named by rime Minister Da
have appeared in "Nation,"
bigots, were marked • with Pur- Ben-Gur.
a • testimony at
New Republic" and other im-
sell's advertisements.
everal months ago
civil t
rtant American publications.
the
possibility
that
indica
Deborah Service League forge documents and ,pe ured
any had been invol d in
n evening with -4 . .
Presents Third Annual to
st investigation
e se-
`Games' Fund-Raising ch it r incident. N ith
vesti-
een ade
Deborah Service League will g ion report has
Fri. & Sat.—Nov. 11 & 12
blic.
present its 3rd annual fund-
Until 4:00 a.m . .
he Share
Statemen
raising games night 8:30 p.m.
Folk
Song
'JAM SESSION'
ister in 1
o was Pr
Nov. 21 at the home of Mrs. Abe
from
2:30 A.M.
of
re
included
in
he
opini
Miller, 3370 W. Outer Dr., an-
at . . .
ausne f the
torney Ge er
nounces President Mrs. Maynard
t, and
n Comm on re
Feldman.
by Lavon
publicly accep
Prizes and refreshMents will
esponsibility ii
aring him
be featured. For information, as
hich apparently
-call Mrs. Sol Miller, UN 4-1248, for t
19940 Livernois
or Mts. William Collis, UN involve • action by the Israel
TJN 2-4455
armed forces.
2-0091. Guests are invited.
Dr. Judd Teller, Political Analyst
and Author, to Speak at Institute
Israel Examines
Anti-Defamation League Reveals
Bigotry of 2 New Parties on Ballot Security Incident
The Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith shortly before election
day released its study of Michi-
gan's third party movements.
Special attention was given to
two parties appearing on the Nov.
8 ballot for the first time—the
"For Tax Cut for God and Amer-
ica" party, and "The Independent
American Party of Michigan."
The "For Tax Cut for God and
America" party was described as
a party which "appears to have
taken up where former Detroiter
Gerald L. K. Smith's' America
First Party left off.
Among its candidates • were
Claude Buchanan Smith, 748 Van
Dyke, and Parzadia Parrish, 1527
25th. They ran for Representative
in Congress, and State Represent-
ative, respectively.
Smith has long been known to
the Michigan Anti-Defamation
League as a prolific publisher and
distributor of anti-Semitic pamph-
lets, including the vicious "Com-
munism is Jewish" flyer which he
published and distributed in huge
quantities.
Mrs. Parzadia Parrish is the
wife of L. B. Parrish, organizer
of the White Citizen's Council and
States Rights Council of Michi-
afC Valerk
(,
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Saturday Post
Tells of Mill'
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ultimillionaires
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spend all thei
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(Nov. 2) i ue of The Sa -
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kins plan
ac-
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tributions.
countants and insist
the money is pouring out almost
faster than they can earn it.
Mose and Garrison are Ortho-
dox Jews, but the recipients of
their help have been such di-
verse organizations as the White
Oak Baptist Church, the Catho-
lic Youth Group, the Chatta-
nooga Hadassah, the Junior
League, the United Daughters
of the Confederacy and the
Daughters of the American
Revolution.
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