Group Seeks Downtown Memorial to 6-Million Martyrs of Nasizm g3nai call Levinson, UN 1-6'738 or LI The erection of a memorial to Senator Charles S. Blondy will be 7-1511. Senate Res olu t i on No. 96, the 6 million European Jewish sorely missed in the State Senate, Levinson is seeking community- his penetrating analysis of foggy is- adopted unanimously by the 1964 martyrs of Nazism has been pro- PISGAH LODGE will present its sues, his inquiring mind into devious wide support before making the bills and his ability to strip many second annual revue, "Funz-a- Michigan Senate, reads "A Resolu- posed for downtown Detroit by a proposal a city project. ssues of their gloss and veneer and penetrate to the heart of the matter; group in the community. Similar monuments have been Poppin" 8:30 p.m. Monday at the tion of Tribute to Senator Charles now therefore be it erected in cities throughout the Labor Zionist Institute. Master of S. Blondy." Louis Levinson initiated a move RESOLVED BY THE MICHIGAN ceremonies Sol Steinberg will in- Sen. Blondy, who has announced SENATE, That each and every mem- among Detroiters who have come world, including Philadelphia. troduce variety acts by lodge mem- his retirement from the Senate ber of the Michigan Senate, speaking to this country since 1945. individually and collectively, bid bers and their families, including upon completion of this term, was their esteemed colleague, Charles S. Among those taking an active Jerry Surowitz, dancer; Linda Bal- hailed by his Blondy, a fond and pleasant fare- part in the organization of such well and wish him the very best in berman, pianist and vocalist; Allen colleagues for his his "retirement" and offer him their a memorial are representatives Haller and Paula Pollock, panto- 24 consecutive finest and fondest best wishes in his of various survivors groups, in- mimists; June Graff, modern danc- years of service future endeavors; and bid "Charlie, return and see us from time to time cluding Sam Freedman, Norman er; Mrs. Louis Wohl, vocalist; and to Michigan. and give us your guidance, wisdom David S e k e r a k, drummer and Gitler, Jenoe Roth, Steven Gold- and warmth"; and be it further Long interested dancer. Other acts will include RESOLVED, That a copy of this res- en, Martin Rose, Herman Rubin, An appeal to all organizations, in Jewish mat- olution be presented to Senator Henry Fox, Norman Horwitz, schools, business firms and indi- "The Tempests," Andy Joseph, ters. Democrat. Charles S. Blondy. viduals to emphasize the theme Barb Berch and Sue Losh; the Blondy can trace Rabbi C. Rosenzweig and Rabbi. Blondy was escorted down the of this year's Michigan Week in "Miller Hi-Lites." with Al Miller his activities in Leo Goldman. For information, aisle of the Senate to receive the on harmonica and Michael Miller everything they do throughout the t h e community resolution while his colleagues month of May is made by the playing clarinet; the "Emeralds," back to his days applauded. theme committee for the 11th an- a sister trio of Janet. Doris and in Young Judea. Blondy nual state observance May 17-23. Joanne Goldman; and the "Mike Recognizing his vigorous leader- The theme is "Michigan—Great Gold Quartet." Coordinators of the ship in the Senate, the resolution `Deputy' Forum Topic show are Sol Steinberg, Sherman "The Deputy," Rolf Hochhuth's in Resources and Opportunities." reads as follows: James Quello, vice president Goldman and Meyer Littky. Pian- WHEREAS, Senator Charles S. controversial drama now playing in ist is Ida Hoffman. and stage mana- Blondy, renowned Senator from the New York, will be the subject of and general manager of radio 4th Senatorial District of Wayne discussion at the Jewish Center Li- The sixth annual Founders Day station WJR, Detroit, is chairman ger is Charles Goldstein, assisted County. has announced his retire- dinner of the Hillel Day School, of the theme committee. Dr. Paul by Martin Goldstein. Makeup will ment from the Michigan State Senate brary Forum 8:15 p.m. May 27 in at the termination of his present the Center Library. set for Wednesday evening, June Herbert, research director of the be done by Judy Weil, and Rudolph term; and 24, will be addressed by Dr. Max Michigan Department of Economic Meyersohn is in charge of publicity. Rabbi Max Kapustin, director of WHEREAS, This announcement of * * * Arzt, vice chancellor of the Jew- Expansion. Lansing, is deputy Senator Blondy's will not only bring the Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation, to a close an illustrious senatorial ish Theological Seminary, Abe PISGAH CHAPTER will hold the career of twenty-four consecutive Wayne State University, will be chairman. Kasle, general chairman of the years, but will also close a senatorial guest speaker. The public is in- first general membership meeting Points the committee suggests career which has been one of out- event, announced. of the new administration noon standing vigor, a career dedicated vited. to protecting and preserving the As part of the evening's pro- for special emphasis are: Wednesday at the Labor Zionist rights of the common man, and thus Michigan has the greatest sup- Institute. Luncheon will be served. gram, a special scroll will be pre- Want ads get quick results! all men, a career based unon honest, sented to Harry Cohen, who was ply of fresh water in the world. outspoken convictions and of a fierce The program will feature initia- determination to meet each issue in Michigan is an air-conditioned tion of "The Sally Kramer Mem- the guest of honor at the Hillel a straight-forward manner; and Founders Dinner last June, on the playground for the nation—cool bership Class," with biblical cos- WHEREAS, During his long and occasion of his 80th birthday. In- in the summer for warm weather tumes, tableau, and rituals. Mes- illustrious senatorial career. Senator Leave Everything to Us Charles S. Blondy has been a member recreation and cold in the winter dames Samuel Aaron and Sol Stein- of and served with distinction on berg, past presidents, will conduct several of the most important stand- for winter sports. ing committees of the Senate, and, Michigan and its adjoining the ceremony. at the close of his career, serving on * * * states are one of the United the important committees of High- ways. Interstate cooperation and Tax- States' greatest markets. Retail LOUIS STONE CHAPTER will ation; and sales total over $44 billion a year. meet 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at WHEREAS, On several different occasions, Senator Blondy's Demo- Michigan's colleges and univer- the home of Mrs. Alexander Fisch, cratic colleagues have recognized his sities grant degrees in every im- 23571 Radcliffe, Oak Park. Des- outstanding leadership abilities by electing him Minority Leader of the portant field of specialization. sert luncheon will be served. and State Senate, a position of high honor Michigan is a great agricultural Rabbi Sherwin Wine will present which he has served wth distinction; state. Thirty-nine of its 83 counties a book review. Guests invited. and WHEREAS, The vibrant voice of rank among the first 100 in the For information, call Rose Stein, United States in the production of LI 5-3421, or Elinor Kurland, KE field crops, fruit and livestock. 2-7398. * * * Michigan has 19-million acres of commercial forest land which ALBERT EINSTEIN CHAPTER every year is producing larger and will hold its next regular meeting WYN and HAROLD LANDIS larger crops of wood. Michigan is 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Work- a major source of the nation's men's Circle Center. Rabbi Israel iron, copper, limestone, gypsum, Goodman of Pontiac will speak on and ENTERTAINMENT salt and saltines. "Sex and Religion." Refreshments BY Phone Michigan has a yoUng popula- will be served. HARRY COHEN tion and its population is growing * * * • STYLE scribed on the scroll will be the younger. In 1960 only 9.5 percent BUSINESS AND PROFES- • ELEGANCE UN 3-5730 names of his friends who paid or 739,600 of Michigan's people • BEAUTY UN 3-8982 tribute to him for his service to were in the 18 to 24 age class. By SIONAL CHAPTER will meet 8:30 Hillel Day School and countless 1970 12.5 percent or 1,201,000 p.m. Tuesday at Cong. Gemiluth WYN-HAROLD CATERING Chassodim. After a business meet- other causes in the Jewish commu- will be in this class. ing, they will be hostesses to the nity. Cohen is honorary chairman BB' Savage girls' group, and will of this year's dinner. when you core enough to remember . . . Phi Beta Kappa Names see a film called "Prescription for Cochairmen of the event are Life." A social hour will follow. Sherman Shapiro and Rabbi Jacob 7 Yeshivah High Grads Seven graduates of Yeshivath For information, call Dorothy E. Segal. Associate chairmen in- Goldberg, UN 2-6610. clude Mrs. William Burk, Mrs. Beth Yehudah High School were * * * Samuel Danto, Milton Marwil, Abe awarded the Phi Beta Kappa cer- ARIA AZA, Southfield, an- Morrison and Albert Posen. The tificates of scholarship excellence dinner committee includes Rabbi by the Detroit Phi Beta Kappa As- nounces recently elected officers by HERMAN JAFFEE Morris Adler, Norman Allan, Leon- sociation at the recent Honors Con- are president, Bill Simon; vice LI 2-6373 vocation in Ford Auditorium. president. Larry Farber; member- ard Baron, Mrs. Theodore Bargman Percentagewise the seven re- ship director, Mark Dembs; treas- Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Home Portraits Mrs. Gerson Berris, Harold Berry, Mrs. Morris Brandwine, Abraham cipients represent nearly 50 per urer, Ed Bayer, and secretaries Borman, Torn Borman, Norman Cot- cent of the graduating class, the Sandy Linden and Alan Harvith. tler, Sol Dann, Israel Elpern, Rabbi highest percentage of graduates at Herbert Eskin, Cantor Nicholas a Detroit high school to receive Jewish Life Declining? Fenakel, Nathan Freedland, Ben this recognition. Recipients were Fay Baras, Linda Bnai Brith Head Scoffs Goldberg, Nathan Goldin, Max Goldsmith, Rabbi Benjamin Gorre- Beale, Sarah Gail Cohen, Rivkah lick, Dr. Morris Greenberg, Rabbi Greenbaum. Rochelle Greenfield, at the 'Scare Theory' NEW YORK (JTA) — Predic- Irwin Groner, Herbert L. Harris, Judith Isbee and Zipporah Kahana. Charles Feinberg is president of tions of an American Jewish life Frank Holtzman, Earl Hordes, Mo- ris M. Jacobs, Percy Kaplan, Morris the Detroit Association of Phi Beta t h r ea t e n e d by "disappearance Karbal, Paul Kelman. Mrs. Arnold Kappa. He was instrumental last through intermarriage" were chal- Kass, Judge Ira G. Kaufman. year in extending the awards to in- lenged as a "scare theory" by Bnai Judge Nathan Kaufman, Mrs. clude private, parochial, and day Brith president Label A. Katz. Louis Klein, Mrs. Bella Kozloff, schools in the city of Detroit as In a report to the organization's administrative committee, K a t z Philmore Leemon, Rabbi Moses well as all public high schools. agreed that the increase in mixed Lehrman, Dan M. LeVine, Louis Children Levitan, Jack Malamud, Harry Oak Woods 'Breaks Bank' marriages is a "growing problem Two 4-week Oak Woods Lodge and Chapter that needs to be explored." But he Miller, Meyer Millman, David Pol- Grades I thru 6 periods lack, Nathan Sharon, Jack Shenk- broke all Bnai Brith Blood Bank disputed "the advertised fears of New attradive June 29-July 24 man, Mrs. Morris Schaver, Rabbi records with 206 pints of blood those who suggest the Jewish com- Wes Irving Schnipper, Harry Schumer, this year. During the period of munity could become an ultimate July 27-Aug. 21 Sidney Chevitz, Rabbi Jacob E. September 1963 to May 1964, five suicide because of it." Segal, Nathan Shur, Eugene Sloan, rallies were held. Oak Woods ef- He pointed out that during the • OVERNIGHTS Carmi Slomovitz, Philip Slomovitz, forts were directed by Irving Sim- same period in which, according to Wolf Snyder, Nathan Soberman, ons and Mrs. Norma Wolf, chair- recent studies, the proportion of in- Information About For termarriages has risen substantially, George Spoon, Max Stollman, Phil- men. Day Camp or Other Children's Summer Activities lip Stollman, Saul Waldman and "there have also been noteworthy Bnai Brith District In Canada advances in almost every area of Mrs. Milton Weiss. MONTREAL — Bnai Brith in- Jewish community life." For information concerning the school, or reservations for the din- stalled its first Canadian district ner, call the school office, LI last week, the 22nd in the 120-year THE DETROIT ,flEWISH NEWS 35 Friday, May 15, 1964 history of the organization. 8-8224. Activities \\--t ▪ Retiring' Sen. Blondy Hailed • • in Resolution by Colleagues State's Qualities Told in Marking of Michigan Week Dr. Artz to Speak at Hillel Dinner; Will Honor Cohen I I WHY WORRY = I HOME CATERING HAL GORDON 2 EL 6-8411 CANDID ART photography of distinction 2 Jewish Community Center DAY CAMP Call Dl 1-4200 C_>