THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 6, 1961 — 1 4
Windsor Labor Council Hits Biased Clubs; Urges Boy ott on Offende s
Debut of Prize
unity gro 5,
1 is rallying
Reasons given for refus .
After a Jewish Labor Com- golf courses and two public
Winner Tuesday mittee
olf members of parliament, 1 al
test of beaches and golf beaches in the Windsor area. Negro players at the
a-
e not mayors in the county, ne
in this area practicing Minutes after the Negroes were courses were that they
at Jewish Center courses
discrimination against Negroes rejected, the white testers were members. White pla 5, how- pers, community uncils and
Stuart Canin, young' American
violinist and first prize winner of
the Nicolo Paganini International
Violin Competition in Genoa,
Italy, will make his Detroit debut
on Tuesday
evening. He
will play the
Paganini Con-
certo in D
Major at the
Aaron DeRoy
Theater of the
Jewish Com-
munity Center.
At the age
of 11 Canin
won the Na-
tional Federa-
tion of Music
Clubs nation-
w i d e contest
for young art-
ists. He h as
been featured
Stuart Canin in recital on
N.B.C. television and has appear-
ed with the New York Philhar-
monic at Lewisohn Stadium. He
has been heard in recital and
with orchestras throughout the
major cities of the United States.
At present he holds the post of
professor at the Oberlin Conserv-
atory of Music.
The Center Symphony_ Orches-
tra, under the direction 'of-Julius
Chajes, will perform Beethoven's
overture, "Consecration of the
House' and Brahm's Symphony
No. 3.
was exposed in the Toronoto
Globe, the Windsor and District
Labor Council ordered its affi-
liated locals not to use such re-
stricted establishments until
such discrimination is barred.
The Jewish Labor Committee
test was conducted by Al Bor-
ovoy, Toronto secretary in the
Windsor district in August. The
establishments tested were golf
clubs and beaches which barred
Negroes on the grounds that
th_ey were "private clubs."
Maimonides Women
to Start Season with
Address by Miriani
Maimonides MediCal Society
Women's Auxiliary will hear a
welcoming address by Detroit's
Mayor LoUis C. Miriani at its
opening fall luncheon meeting
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Paraliso
Cafe, announces President Mrs.,
Harold Pliskow.
The invocation will be given
by Mrs. Sidney Friedlander and
a brief history of Maimonides
will be pre-. „
sented by Mrs.
Leo Oreeklin.
New members
will:be wet-
coined (4rnem-
b er5hip :is
open to the
wives of doe-
tors). Officers
for the new
season are
Mesdames Har- Mrs. Pliskow
old Pliskow, president; I. Levitt
and S. Freid, vice presidents;
M. Pensler, S. Alpiner, N. Sand-
ler, I. Edger and A. Soller,
secretaries; D. Schane, treas-
urer; and A. Lakin, treasurer-
elect.
Committee heads include Mes-
dames Charles Gitlin, general fund-
raising; H. Apleman, general lun-
cheon; C. Kessler, A. Klein, L. Hey-
man, M. Starkman, Alex Fried-
lander (editor), S. Lutz, W. Henkin,
M. Kazdan, J. Slusky, souvenir book;
J. Stern and S. Klein, luncheon
tickets; N. Schakne, luncheon reser
v-ations; L. Haking, A. Axelrod,
hostesses committee; S. Sakwa,
prizes; L. J. Hirsch, decorations; M.
Mintz, favors; S. Grossman, advisor
and parliamentarian; D. Morton,
budget; M. Lansky, committee on
committees; S. Bennett, constitu-
tions; S. Fraiberg, courtesy E. Skul-
ly, J. Carp, community relations;
Sidney Baskin, C. Levi, M. Wen-
okur, hospitality; Joseph Slusky,
tributes; S. Freid, membership; I.
Levitt, program; H. Schlesinger, M.
Sugarman, publicity; H. Weisberg,
S. Wilhelm, projects; H. Rosenbaum,
E. Kuhel, D. Freedman, H. Podal-
sky, telephone squad; and J. Seltzer
social.
Mel Ravitz to Speak
to Branch 7, LZOA
Branch Seven, LZOA, will
meet 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Glosser, 18986 Cherrylawn.
Guest speaker will be Mel
Ravitz, candidate for the Com-
mon Council, who will speak
on problems of city govern-
ment.
Refreshments will be served
and a social- hour will follow.
For information, call UN
1-4334 or 537-7497.
admitted without question. The
applicants were all dressed in
respectable fashion, maintain-
ing equal decorum and proce-
dures were followed to make it
impossible' to reject applicants
on grounds of decorum.
Chamber Music Group
Begins New Season
to pay radio station
ever, were permit
d play, al- g.
their green fees
though they wer ot members
st
either.
be and Mail d o
A Toronto
he vicinity at dis
reporter was
the time of th tests and re-
ported late August that
the discrimina y practices
existed.
i t y
m m
it of
n the
the re-
ents
wer urged to
use of the
actices.
CONTROL
Free Pick-up and
Return Service
Reasonable Rates
The Labor Counci
y
Chamber Music Workshop an- conducting a campaign to break
SUREWAY DRIVING SCHOOL •
nounces its 1961-1962 season the discriminatory b a r r i e r s
CALL: 272-4869
will begin 8 p.m. Oct. 15 at through its own membership,
Teams of white and Negro the Detroit Institu • Musical
testers applied at a series of Art, 5330. Joh
es
The pro
golf clubs and beaches to
in and Piano
determine what r esp on se natas f
Invites His Friends and Customers to See
and Turini, Emi
Ver
would be evoked.
violin, Rebecca Fro
The Negro testers were
an, 'piano; Saxaphone Quar
turned away from four - public
tets by Boaz Glazo v, car
P.S. Our Service Department
latti, Cleriss , Vell
is now open to midnight!
AEPi Parents Meet
Howick, Ja
all
DeForest,
The first meeting of the
semester of the Parents lub Clarinet So
rl-
of Alpha Epsilon Pi Frat nity Brahms, B nand Rose
nday net.
will be held 8:30 p.m.
will
at the home of Mrs. Eva eltz- All subs vent meet'
day of
lvd., be held the second
man, 12740 Oak Park
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