Sheriff Buback Asks for Paperbacks
to Entertain Prisoners in County Jail

Alienation of 'Albion'
from 'Jerusalem' Told
in Harold Fisch's Book

Civil Rights Commission Reports Cooperation
by Michigan Resorts on Equal Access Program

"The State Civil Rights Com- ported that they received utmost
cooperation from the overwhelm-
Do you have paperback books addressed to: Branch of Wayne
The nightmares of 20th Cen- mission's program to insure equal
you have read—and that are now County Public Library, County tury cultural rootlessness have access to Michigan's resort facili- ing number of businesses visited
Jail, Beaubien and Clinton Sts., been traced by T. S. Eliot to a ties by all persons regardless of and in only one instance did a
taking up room in your home?
Peter L. Buback Detroit. Attention: Mr. William "dissociation of sensibility" that religion, race, color or national motel owner flatly refuse to dis-
wants them for Burns, Wayne County Public Li- took place in the seventeenth cen- origin was a resounding success," play the poster.
The commission is preparing to
tury. Prof. Harold Fisch, in "Jer- CRC cochairmen John Feikens and
for the Wayne brary Aide.
initiate action against that motel
usalem and Albion," published by Damon . Keith announced.
County Jail
"The final report of commission owner, Burton I. Gordin, CRC ex-
•ibrary.
ZOA Convention Set Schocken, presents a new version representatives
who visited 3,279 ecutive director, disclosed.
of this cleavage in showing how
This branch of for Fall; to Focus on
places of public accommodation in
the
"practical
righteousness"
of
the Wayne Coun-
A GOOD MAN TO KNOW !
Milton and the revolutionary Puri- 77 counties was most encourag-
ty Library is suf- America-Israel Ties
ing," Feikens and Keith stated.
Dedicated to the theme "Amer- tans softened into the bland ra-
fering from a
According to the cochairmen,
Jook shortage, ica-Israel — Common Frontier of tionalism and utilitarianism if the
CRC represenatives made per-
For Some
following
three
centuries.
and with insuf- Democracy." the 67th annual con-
sonal visits to 2,131 places of
Dr.
Fisch
uses
William
Blake's
of the
ficient funds to vention of the Zionist Organization
lodging, 820 food and beverage
cure it. This of America will be held Oct. 4, terms to show how the promise of
installations
and
32'7
recrea-
best buys
"Albion" (England and modern
shortage means at the Willard Hotel, Washington,
tional facilities including cock-
man) became corrupt in thought
on new
that the County D.C., with an expected attendance and deed by its alienation from
tail lounges, bowling alleys, ski
Jail's prisoners of more than 1,000 delegates rep- "Jerusalem," the Biblical Hebraist
resorts, golf courses and skating
Pontiacs
— averaging over resenting 600 branches and regions inspiration. In a detailed exposi-
rinks.
and
800 — are pre- from all parts of the country.
The CRC field staff supplied the
tion of the writings of Bacon, Mil-
Making public the tentative ton, Hobbes Jeremy Taylor, and commission poster which declares:
vented in sub-
Tempest
"Michigan Law Requires All
Sheriff Buback stantial d e g r e e agenda, I.S. Turover of Washing- several others among the Puritans,
from indulging their favorite en- ton, who was named convention the Scientists, and the Cambridge Places of Public Accommodation
chairman by Dr. Max Nussbaum, Platonists Fisch follows this in- to Serve All Persons Equally With-
tertainment—reading.
"William Bur n s, the Wayne ZOA president, announced that the -spiration, especialy the Hebrew out Re gar d to Religion, Race,
County's v aide at the jail, principal items to be discussed at Covenant-doctrine, as a key to the Color or National Origin. Persons
AT
tells me that the prisoners, like the four-day sessions will include ideological conflicts of the age. Denied Service Based on These
Conditions
May
File
a
Complaint
most readers, go for fiction first," problems confronting Israel, the Hebraic style and imagery is
18650 LIVERNOIS
said Sheriff Buback. "Not too future of the world Zionist move- examined in many seventeenth With the Michigan Civil Rights
1 block South of 7
ironically, per hap s, deetective ment in relation to t he issues century writers as a source of har- Commission."
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The C R C representatives re-
stories are top favorites. But they facing the forthcoming World Zi- mony between intellect and imag-
also read biographies, science, his- onist- Congress in Jerusaleum, the ination before the separation per-
tory, religious books — in fact, organization of the American Jew- ceived by Blake a century later.
Prof. Fisch lectured at the Uni-
books in virtually every category." ish community, the plight of
Most of the prisoners, according Russian Jewry, anti-Semitism in versity of Leeds and in 1957 took
to the sheriff, have more than Argentina and in other countries. up his present position as head of
Top-ranking leaders both in the the Department of English at Bar-
mere diversi:,n as a reason for
By order of the SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
devotion to reading. About 85 per- executive and legislative of the Ilan University, Israel.
(An Agency of the United States Government)
cent of them are awaiting trial for U.S. as well at the foremost
various felonies, including murder, figures in the world Zionist move- Rusk Urges Senate
breaking and entering, robbery ment and distinguished guests
armed, and other serious sins from Israel will address the plen- to End National Origins
against society. They want to get ary sessions.
Immigration System
their minds off their troubles, if
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Sec. of
only for an hour or so.
IN MICHIGAN
Tel Aviv U. is Readied
State Dean Rusk urged the Senate
To make it easy for book con-
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Immigration
subcommittee
this
WElaRom::‘
tributors, Sheriff Buback suggests for Opening of Campus
weekend to end the -national ori-
that in driving to the County Jail
TEL AVIV — The new campus gins immigration quota system be-
at Beaubien and Clinton, they use of Tel Aviv University will open cause it disturbs relations with
the jail's parking lot. It is at the this fall with the completion of a foreign peoples and is outmoded.
rear of the jail and is approached chemistry and physics building
Rusk told the subCommittee that
from Gratiot Ave.
and the first wing
the discriminatory quota system
To any contributor in books of the humanities
was outdated by the Displaced
between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., the building.
Persons Act of 1948, Refuge Act of
sheriff promises a jail tour, if de-
1953 and the "fair-share" refugee-
Dr. George S.
sired. This, he points out, is in- Wise. a New York
Escapee Act of 1960.
teresting from both the human and businessman, is
However, foreign nationals still
the technoloical angle. For the president of the
judge the United States by the
Nvlat:18t
Lty
Wayne County Jail is one of the university, which
basic laws which discriminate on
rOzi2r.'":"77
most scientifically guarded, high- will accommodate
the basis of national origin, Rusk
security jails in the United States. 2,000 students at
testified. He voiced support for
the pending administration immi-
"We can accept only paperback the c ompl eted:
MAIN LODGE AND SWIMMING POOL
gration reform bill sent to Con-
books. Hard-cover books can be center and 1,000'
4.4matemetamawnwiguasassistaar
gress by President Johnson.
dangerous. Prisoners have known more in the
IROQUOIS MOUNTAIN-MISSION HILL LODGE
to convert hardcover books into makeshift quar-
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Dr. Wise said he had been in
67th District
Lafayette Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. (313) 963-4980
touch with 350 to 400 Israeli schol-
Democrat
ars who have done their doctoral
and post-doctoral studies in the
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United States. Some of these men,
he said, are earning salaries rang-
ing from $15,000 to $25,000 a year
now, but would be willing to re-
turn to Israel at much lower sal-
aries if they were provided with
research facilities as well as living
quarters.

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HACK

CHARLES S.

BLONDY

CONGRESSMAN

Elect Your Officially Endorsed
Democratic Candidate

JACK FAXON

New Washington Hospital
Named for Jewish Leader

STATE REPRESENTATIVE

WASHINGTON (JTA) — A 400-
bed general hospital now under
construction at a cost of $11,000,-
000 for residents of Southeast
Washington and a nearby county
will be named the Morris Cafritz
Memorial Hospital in honor of the
Jewish civic leader and philan-
thropist who died recently.
The hospital is expected to be
completed in the fall of 1965 for
opening in January 1966.

1st DISTRICT

DEMOCRAT

State Senator Since 1940

Blondy For Congress Committee
Ben Jacoby, Pres., Albert A. Berger,
Vice-Pres., Allen H. ,Blondy, Sec.-
Treasurer.

U. S. Series E Savings Bonds
are good to have as emergency
funds. They can be converted to
cash whenever you need it, any-
time after the first two months.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 7, 1964 15

15th DISTRICT

* Consttitutional Convention Delegate 5th Senatorial District

* Teacher-American Government and History-Detroit Public Schools
* Masters' Degrees The University of Michigan and Wayne State
University

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