`Rehabilitation'
Aim Described b y
Judge Geo. Kent

Wiener Candidate Saide Pledges if
Elected to Work
for Legislature
Irving H. Wiener announces his
candidacy for State Representative for M. E. Peace

Judge George B. Kent of the
Common Pleas Court this week
gave his reasons for his candidacy
for the Recorder's Court.
Describing his background as
an assistant prosecuting attorney
for 131!9 years, Judge Kent stated
that his familiarity with the
court's procedures as a result of
his experiences lead him to be-
lieve he is qualified to assist in
implementing the recent changes
in substantive and procedural
law." He added:
"If elected I shall endeavor to
make necessary changes in proba-
tion procedures so as to include
the possibility of a rehabilitation
program of offenders, so that they
may become useful citizens in our
society, rather than, as present,
having merely a report system
that is somewhat lacking in super-
visory control of the individual.
"The present system of the pro-
duction line type of 'handling'
misdemeanor cases does not offer
an opportunity for the granting
of a proper trial or hearing of
these matters. nor the opportunity
of the Judge to make a proper de-
termination and/or sentence at
the conclusion. I intend to rec-
ommend that the so-called Early
Sessions and Domestic Relations
dockets be split and assigned to
two Judges, rather than one as
at present.
"I advocate and will move for
the institution of a Public De-
fender system for indigent per-
sons, rather than the present as-
signment system of entrusting hu-
man lives to perhaps young and
inexperienced lawyers who do not
have the time, energy, know-how,
or investigative machinery avail-
able to them to properly defend
the rights of individuals involved
in such serious matters."

in the 16th District. His name will
appear under No.
228 in the Dem-
ocratic Primary
election Sept. 1.
The district ex-
tends from
Greenfield west
to the city limits
and from Eight
Mile Road south
to approximately
Six Mile Road..
Wiener has I. IL Wiener
been a teacher for seven years in
the Ferndale School System. His
degrees include a BS in educa-
tion and a master's in educational
psychology. During the summer of
1963 he has a recipient of a Na-
tional Science Foundation grant
to study modern math in Hayward,
Calif. He is a member of Bnai
Brith and the National Education
Association. He is married and has
two sons. His wife (the former
Kathleen Loeffler) is a substitute
teacher in the Detroit schools.

Blondy Rated High
in Voting Record

Michigan AFL-CIO News rated
the Legislature on its voting rec-
ord.
On seven key issues Senator
Charles S. Blondy is rated as
voting right on all seven issues.
Senator Blondy is a candidate
for Congressman in the new First
Congressional Di s t r i c t on the
Democratic ticket.
He has opened Eastside head-
quarters at Conant and E. Outer
Drive, central headquarters at
Woodward and Alger and westside
headquarters on Grand River and
Pacific.
Senator Blondy has served 24
years in the Michigan State Senate
and was the Senate Democratic
Leader under Gov. G. Mennen
Williams.

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"I have sworn, if I'm elected, -
that I would pressure the U.N.
and our own U.S. Congress to
create a permanent commission to
effect a permanent peace in the
Middle East, guaranteeing the
stability and sovereignty of Israel."
This statement is contained in
the 12-point platform of Sam A.
Saide who is running on the Demo-1
cratic ticket for Congress in the
First District.
Bill Freedman, Saide's cam-
paign manager, said that "Saide
is the best psychological means to
effect our gOal."
Saide, who has spent more than
16 years in political life. is one of
the most outspoken Democrats in
Michigan. He said: .
"I have chosen to run in this
race because I want to give the
people of my district what they
need and what others have failed
to give us until now—and that's
representation in Washington."
Saide explained that the most
important thing that has taken
place in the Middle East is the
creation of Israel, adding: "It has
Wakefield in Race
been the mirror of democracy in
for Michigan Senate
a part of the world whose people
Former Tiger baseball player have been subjected to poverty
Richard C. "Dick" Wakefield is a while oil kings grow richer by the
candidate for State Senator in the second."
Sixth District, including Highland
Park and part of the North-End
Britain Turns Down
area, on the Democratic ticket.
A graduate of the University of Proposal Seeking
Michigan. Wakefield, 910 Seward,
is currently a tax consultant, life Anglo-Israel Trade
underwriter and estate planner. A
LONDON (JTA) — A proposal
Navy, veteran, he is a member of for a special, government-sponsor-
the U-M Club of Detroit, David M. ed council to encourage trade be-
Vincent Post 120, American Le- tween Britian and Israel has been
gion. and the Elks.
turned down by the government, it
developed here. Members of the
Anglo-Israel Chamber of Com-
Senator Hart to Address
merce pointed to a statement made
Berditchev-Keshinev Meet here
last week by Lord Inchcapes,
Senator Philip A. Hart will be chairman of the Council for Mid-
the featured speaker at the Berdi- dle East to encourage trade with
tchev-Keshinev Farein conference Israel.
11 a.m. Sunday at Jericho Temple,
At the same time, a statement
on the subject of mobilizing the by the Board of Trade reacted
membership to get everyone out to with coolness to a proposal that a
register and vote for the forth- new group, to be called the Mid-
coming presidential election.
dle East Trade Expansion Organ-
Every Landsmanshaften presi- ization, be formed to facilitate in-
dent is requested of send five dele- creased Anglo-Israeli trade. The
gates to the conference, and indi- Board of Trade has taken the posi-
vidual Landsmanshaften members tion that, while it is willing to
who are willing to volunteer their help improve the sale of Israeli ex-
services for this project are also ports in this country, there is no
asked to attend.
reason for improving exports from
Britain to Israel, since Israel is
35,000 Jews in Belgium
The Jewish Community of Belg- already "importing so much from
ium, which dates back to the the United Kingdom."
According to the Board of
fourth century of the Common
Era, now numbers some 35,000 Trade, Israel's imports from Brit-
persons, more than half of whom ain last year amounted to 40,000,-
live in Brussels, about one-third 000 pounds sterling ($112,000,000)
in Antwerp with smaller communi- "and are increasing at more than
ties in Chaleroi, Ghent, Liege and three times the rate of exports to
the rest of the world."
Ostende.

BY HENRY LEONARD

Barry Repudiated by
Congressman Halpern

Copr. 1964, Dayenu Productions
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Jack Faxon, Democratic candi-
date for the nomination from the
15th Legislative District, indicated
that one of his chief concerns in
this campaign is adequate state
support of education.
Faxon, who is a high school
teacher of American government
and history, has been with the
Detroit Public Schools since 1956
and has been active in many edu-
cational organizations.
During the Michigan Constitu-
tional convention of 1961-62, Fax-
on served as a member of the edu-
cation committee and was not only
the only delegate there to have had
a perfect attendance record but
also offered more proposals on
education than any of the other
members.
Faxon stated: "Today, more than
ever before, we must have people
representing us in Lansing who
are aware of the great problems
that presently confront public edu-
cation. The problem of inadequate
schools for the growing population
requires a concentrated program
whose cost cannot and should not
be borne alone by those persons
paying property taxes. The State
must be prepared to recognize the

special problems of education in
Detroit and to make the additional'
compensations necessary to ma
an educational program that would
be meaningful to our young-
people."
Faxon continued to stress the
need for a curriculum that woul
prepare all young people for gain-
ful employment.
"Presently," he stated, "t
many are graduating without a
educational
strong
sufficiently
background to enable them to meet
the requirements for regular em-
ployment."

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Five Jews Listed as
Candidates for State
Awards in Bulgaria

LONDON (JTA) — Four Jewish
names have been included in the
list of candidates for the Dimitrov
Prizes, the annual awards given
for achievement in science, litera-
ture and the arts by the Bulgarian
government, it was reported here
from Sofia.
The Jews named as candidates
were: Prof. Azaria Polikarov, in
sociology; Dina Schniderman, a
celebrated. violinist; Numa Bulgar-
ski Weissberg, a film producer;
and Heskia David Nissimov, a civil
engineer.

"And in the future, if anyone's going to be the
QVETCH in this family, it's going to be ME!"

Faxon Advocates Proper Education

Rep. Seymour Halpern of New
York, the only Jewish Republican
member of the House of Repre-
sentatives, announced his repudia-
tion of Senator Barry Goldwater,
the Republican presidential can-
didate. The Queens party leaders
promptly condemned the Con-
gressman as a. "political double-
crosser."

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

32 Friday, August 14, 1964

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