Erwin A. Holzman
Present Canadian Jewish Senator
Theological Society Service Award
Is Candidate for
Oak Park Judge
A practicing attorney for more
than 10 years, Erwin A. Holz-
man, 35, of 23400 Beverly, Oak
Park, is a candidate for Oak
Park municipal judge.
His name
will appear on
the primary
ballot on Feb.
20 ; The elec-
tion is sched-
uled for April
3.
Holzman, of
the law firm of
Zucker and
Holzman wit h
offices at 309 Holzman
Lafayette Bldg., is a World War
II veteran, a graduate of • the
Wayne State University Law
School and a member of the
Michigan Bar -Association.
Married (Dorothy Wohl) and
the father of two children,
son, 12, and Claudia, 9, he is
active , in community affairs and
holds membership in a number
of civic groups.
Holzman is a charter member
of Friends of the Oak Park
Library, a member of the Found-
ers Society of the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts, the Clinton Junior
High School . PTA and Roosevelt
Elementary School PTA and
Perfection J., 0 d g e, F& AM;
among other . • organitations,
PeOple
IVIake Nevis
The Community Service Award
of the Jewish Theological Society
of Canada will be given this year
to Senator David A. Croll, the
first and only Jewish Senator in
the Canadian Government. The
presentation will be made at the
annual convocation Feb. 27 in
Florida.
Croll, who has been an active
participant in Canada's Jewish
communal life, served as Mayor
of Windsor
from 1930-38,
during which
time he set up
a relief ad-
m i n i stration
that became a
provincial
model to com-
bat the depres-
sion.
He also was
Minister of Croll
Welfare and Minister of Munici-
pal Affairs of Ontario. At the out-
break of World War II he en-
listed as a private, and by war's
end he had risen to the rank of
Our Letter Box
ast ye Un
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ervice and the
AJ Congress Officials Says
Prinz Apologized to B-G
tion.
Editor, The Jewish News:
- Your editorial of Jan. 27
opposing Dr. Prinz's call fordis-
solution of the Zionist movement
expresses a valid and legitimate
point of view, and of course I
have no right to take issue with
it. However, since you link it
with Dr. Prinz's hasty criticism
of Mr. Ben-Gurion's famous
speech at the Zionist Congress, I
do think you ought to be aware
that Dr. Prinz made a public
apology (at a press conference
here in New York) for his hav-
ing been too quick to comment
on Mr. Ben-Gurion's speech. Your
readers should also be aware that
every major Jewish organization
in the country criticized the Ben-
Gurion statement on the same
day and in the same terms that
Dr. Prinz did. Among those who
expressed their views to the NY
Times and other leading papers
were Rabbi David Golovensky,
president of the New York Board
of Rabbis; Rabbi
executive dire'
Synagogue
men
nion of Orthodox
R
the United States and
da; Rabbi Bernard J. Bain-
erger, president of the Central
Conference of American Rabbis;
Rabbi J. Kaufman, vice-president
of the Uriion of Atherican He-
Plymouth dealer • Sidney L.
Brand, 18445 Wildemere, De-
troit, enjoye d
a four-da y
holiday at th e
F1'amingo
Hotel in Las
Vegas as h i
reward for
ranking as one
of the top 50
Plymouth
dealers in the
country, based
S. L Brand
on the sale of
1961 Plymouth and Valiant cars.
*
Dr. WILLIAM BRISTOW, di-
rector of the Bureau of Cur-
riculum Research of the. New
York City Board of Education,
will address the 19th annual
pedagogic conference, sponsored
by the Jewish Education Com-
mittee of N.Y., Saturday eve-
ning, at the N.Y. High School
of Art and Design.
* *
President Juan Lechin of t
Republic of Bolivia confe
the highest decoration
is
country upon A. N.
EL,
chairman of Internat
Latex
Corporation, for his
derstand-
ing of the needs o
e people of
Judaism;
Bolivia."
America
LOU GOO
AN, life in- last, bu
surance cons
nt and adviser Abraha
associated w
Mutual Life of the a
New York,
h offices at 500 the
Buhl Bldg,
s' been named Ame
"Man of the
ar" by that or-
ganization. H
' completing these it
29 years with
company. Prinz
MAX M. KAMPELMA ; or-
mer legislative counsel to Sen-
ator Hubert H. Humphrey
(Dem., Minn.), has been re-
tained as Washington counsel
of the American Jewish Con-
gress.
* * *
NORMAN PEARLSTEIN, De-
troit director of the American
Jewish Congress, will leave his
post here to become director of
the AJC Delaware Valley region
with headquarters in Philadelphia.
* * *
The designation of JACOB
KATZMAN of New York, as
associate General secretary of
Farband, has been announced
by Meyer L. Brown, president,
and Louis Segal, general secre-
tary, of the Farband Labor
Zionist Order.
colonel, becoming a member of
the Allied Military Government.
In 1945 he was elected to the
House of Commons and was re-
elected in 1949 and 1953.
Croll has received wide ex-
perience as both member and
chairman of a number of Parlia-
mentary committees. He was
appointed to the Senate July 29,
1955 and was a delegate to the
United • Nations during the Suez
Crisis.
A lecturer in behalf of Israel
and adviser on legislative matters
to the Canadian Jewish Congress,
the senator is an honorary vice-
president of the YMHA, a mem-
ber of the Board of the Jewish
Home for the Aged and of . the
New Mt. Sinai Hospital and is a
member of Beth Tzedec Syna-
gogue.
He received the Humanitarian
Award of Bnai Brith's National
Hillel Comm'
only all-
Canadi
d by
that
Hadassah's Mid-Winter Flower Show at Haifa
Conference Feb. 12-14 One of the largest displays of
Top leaders of Hadassah will
define the organization's position
on problems of American Zionism
and Israel when they meet in
mid-winter conference Feb. 12 -
through 14, at Hadassah's H
in New York City.
The confere
inner on Tues-
day eve
at - the Belmont
Plaza
, will -be addressed b j
Mrs fines E. Meyer, • me
pr dent of the Wa n on
a Dr. Howard A.
and chairman
e De
t of Physical
Re
oric Uni-
versity Medical Center, both of
whom recently retuned from
Israel where they visited the
various institutions of the. Hadas-
sah Medical Organization.
wild and cultivated flowers will
be on view when the Tenth In-
ternational Flower Exhibition is
held on April 1-8 in Haifa. The
show will include local and
foreign flowers and will be
four main sections;
sary,
wer, commercial
and e ••rtain nt. It is spon-
sored by the Municipality of
Haifa an _ d the inistry of Agri-
cultiir
assi
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FRANCES E.- SOLOVICH
No. 53
COMMON PLEAS COURT JUDGE
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ension
and Wayne
Adult Educa-
Primary
Feb. 20
Election
April 3
Qualified woman attorney . . Active trial lawyer for 27 years
. . . Graduate, University of Detroit Law School, with LL. B.
Degree . . • Attended University of Michigan and Detroit Public
Schools . . . Member , State Bar of Michigan, Women Lawyers
Association of Michigan, National Association of Women Lawyers.
Have you noticed the low, low price of I-Ieinz Vegetarian Beans?
st,
airman
ommittee
t Organization
of
an Dr.
ed making a
oo quickly condemn-
ing Ben-Gurion on the basis of a
NY Times report. As a matter of
fact, Dr. John Slawson of the
American Jewish Committee has
said that a full reading of the
speech was even more damaging
than the excerpts on which his
original statement condemning
Ben-Gurion was based. Dr. Prinz,
on the other hand, stated publicly
that a reading of the full text of
the Prime Minister's speech
revealed it to be a "masterful
document" which provided "a
blue-print for building a free,
independent and mutually- bene-
ficial relationship between Israel
and the Diaspora."
Sincerely,
RICHARD COHEN
Director Department
of Public Relations
American Jewish
Congress
You don't have to look any further: there
isn't a more popular dish in sight than
Heinz strictly Vegetarian Beans. Every-
body loves them. Everybody wants sec-
onds. Everybody goes away . from the ta-
ble happy. Nourished. Why not tonight?
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