Net $78,000 in Israel Bond Sales
At the Detroit Pioneer Women's Israel Bond award luncheon
which resulted in $78,000 in State of Israel Bond subscrip-
tions, from left: Mrs. Norman Leemon, luncheon chairman;
George Gobel, guest of honor, who was presented with a plaque
"in recognition of his efforts on behalf of Israel"; Mrs. Joseph
Wyzan, who presented the plaque, and Mrs. Milton Weiss,
Pioneer Women's Council president. The affair was held at the
Statler-Hilton and was attended by an audience of more than
350 women.
Programs Listed for
'64-'65 Town Hall
Donald Brooks, head design-
er for Townley, will open De-
troit Town Hall's 36th season
Sept. 30 with a showing of his
fall collection.
The lecture- entertainment
series will be held on alternate
Wednesdays at 11 a.m. in Fisher
Theatre until March 17, 1965.
Others scheduled to appear
are Meredith and Rini Wilson;
Agnes Moorhead in interpreta-
tions from her favorite plays;
Jolm Mason Brown speaking on
the arts; Kermit Bloomgarden,
pr o du c e r of Broadway hits
"Music Man," "Toys in the At-
tic," and "The Diary of Anne
Frank"; actor William Paterson
in "A Profile of Holmes"; Wil-
lem Oltmans, Indonesian news-
man; Ellen Proxmire, wife of
Sen. Proxmire, speaking on the
life of a senator's wife; Charles
Forbes Taylor, with color film
of the Holy Land; Walter Sul-
livan, science editor of the New
York Times; Eddie Fredericks,
interior decorator, and Dr. Mur-
ray Banks, humorist-psychologist.
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Sen. Hart Urged
to Introduce Bill
Against Bigots
In a letter to Sen. Philip
Hart, Detroiter Wolf Levitan
urged introduction of a bill in
Congress to ban activities by
hate groups, both through the
mails and assembly against
minority groups.
Levitan, who frequently com-
ments on current events through
his letters, called Sen. Hart's
attention to the recent flood of
literature from the American
Nazi party and activities by the
Ku Klux Klan.
. .. It is not enough," Levi-
tan wrote, "to punish the guilty
ones, but we should have a
federal law to prohibit the print-
ing of such literature, to ban
the distribution of same and
to prevent their activities be-
fore they can do the miserable
damage to our good people."
Rosenwald Post Officer
to Receive High Award
of American Legion
The highest American Legion
award, life membership, will be
presented to Rosenwald Post
service officer John Jacobson,
8 p.m. Wednesday at the meet-
ing hall.
The award will be presented
by the senior vice commander
of the Department of Michigan,
Norman Robbins, at this joint
affair with the women's unit.
A social hour will follow.
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Both units will celebrate their
33rd anniversary, 6:30 p.m.,
April 12 at Oak Manor Caterers.
Guests invited. For information,
call Joseph Shapiro, post com-
mander, UN 1-6039.
LETTER BOX
Correspondent Repelled
by Sale of German Helmets
Editor The Jewish News:
Being a Negro veteran, it has
always seemed to me that the
problems of any one sector of
the community were inseparable
from community problems as a
whole.
I am not writing to you to
speak of social theory.
I noticed an average display
of toys in the window of a
northwest stare. Included in the
display were army kits with the
plastic helmet and various
weapons, and also included was
a kit containing a gray plastic
replica of a German helmet, a
Luger and a burp gun. Having
served in Europe I do not consid-
er myself anti-any-ethnic group,
but am against any system
which prides itself on the abil-
ity to wipe out large groups of
people who commit no other
crime than being different. I
cannot imagine any healthy
curious child who might happen
to have these toys—being con-
tent to play an afternoon as
loser. From TV films the child
is apt to have seen, the most in-
delible impression is not that
those wearing the German uni-
form lost, but that they were
physically brutal, always arro-
gant, always anti-Semitic.
One must assume that a child
immersing himself into the ac-
cepted version of a World War
II German trooper would exhib-
it the outward facets of that
which he has learned to -ac-
quaint with the role he is play-
ing—and the viotim becomes the
Jewish people.
I felt the same revulsion and
angered incredulity I would ex-
pect to experience if I saw a
toy kit at the local drugstore
containing in in lot u r e KKK
hoods, noose and blackwhip! It
does not seem we have yet real-
ized that the growth of hatred
depends upon a moral indiffer-
ence and mental ignorance too
often exhibited in supposedly
minor items.
Sincerely,
Donald L. Ransom
4317 Sturtevant
Criterion Club Plans
`Springtime Frolic'
Film at Open House
Interpretative dances and folk
songs by the Habonim troupe
will open the Criterion Club
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served. The public is invited.
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"Hollywood: The Golden
Years," a color film, will high-
light the club's open house, 8
p.m., Tuesday at the Common-
wealth Bank community hall, W.
7 Mile at Mark Twain.
Closing the program will be
two short-short plays presented
Bar Mitzvah and Holiday
by the Criterion Drama Group.
Cast includes Ann Sklare, Syl-
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Panel to Probe Forces
in Jewish Community
Before WSU Zionists
"To Whom Shall We Turn?"
will be the subject of a panel
discussion arranged by the Stu-
dent Zionist Organization 8:30
p.m. March 29 in the Mart Room
of Mackenzie Hall, Wayne State
University.
Discussion will focus on three
institutions playing important
roles in the Jewish community of
America: synagogue. Jewish cen-
ter and Zionist movement.
Rabbi Hayim Donin of Cong.
Bnai David; Irwin Shaw, director
of the Jewish Center; and Rubin
Surkis, midwest regional direc-
tor of SZO, will participate.
The public is invited.
Zionist Organization Acquires New
Home; Offices Now in Southfield
Judge Ira G. Kaufman, presi- soon about the planned dedica-
dent of the Zionist Congregation tion of the new quarters, Judge
of Detroit, announces that the Kaufman said.
Zionist Organization of Detroit
has acquired new quarters and
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newly-purchased building at
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Master of Ceremonies
10 Mile Road. The new ZOD
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rangements are being made to
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an assembly hall for public meet-
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