Many Organizations Participate in Book Fair;
Noted Speakers Listed for Numerous Programs

All of Detroit's leading organi- Newark, N.J., will be the main
zations are participating in the speaker.
plans for the annual Book Fair,
Two sessions will be held. The
which will open at the Jewish morning session will be attended
Center on Saturday night, Nov. 7. by members of school committees.
Dr. Joseph C. Landis will be The presentation and discussion
the speaker on opening night.
will deal with their role in policy
Dr. Carl C. Voss will address and implementation of the com-
an American - Jewish Congress- munity idea in Jewish education.
sponsored event on Nov. 15.
In the afternoon, beginning at
On Nov. 10, the speaker, at an 1 p.m., a luncheon session will be
Hadassah-sponsored program, will held for the school faculties. Fol-
be Dr. Miriam K. Freund, former lowing Dr. Bortniker's presenta-
national president of Hadassah.
"Jewish Literature and the
Zionist Ideal" will be the sub-
ject of an address Nov. 12 by
Dr. David Polish, who will speak
at the program sponsored by the
Zionist Organization of Detroit.
One thousand titles and varieties
of books published in Israel will
be displayed in a special exhibit

DR. MIRIAM K. FREUND

tion there will be a question and
answer period. Albert Elazar is the
general chairman of the confer-
ence. Dr. Sylvan J. Ginsburgh and
Walter Farber are coordinators.
For information, call Dr. Gins-
burgh. 864-1115.
The Michigan Jewish Histo-
rical Society will meet at 8:30
p.m., Nov. 14 at the Center.

CARL HERMANN VOSS

sponsored by the Jewish National
Fund, Sifrei Israel and Kvutza
Ivrith Nov. 15-22.
Opening 2 p.m. Nov. 15, the
"Books of Israel" will represent
almost every publisher in Hebrew,
Yiddish and English and covering
every subject from fiction and
children's books to archaeological
and technical subjects. including
medical and mechanical diction-
aries.
Books on display also will be
for sale. A special event relating
to Israeli literature and its in-
fluence on world writing will be
held Nov. 17. The public is in-
vited.
"The Community Idea in Jew-
ish Education" will be the principal
subject to be
presented at the
city - wide an-
nual Jewish Ed-
ucation Confer-
ence to be held
in conjunction
with the Book
Fair Nov. 15.
The conference
is sponsored
jointly by the
Jewish schools
Dr. Bortniker
in Metropolitan
Detroit and the Jewish National
Fund. Dr. Elijah Bortniker, exec-
utive director of the Jewish Edu-
cation Association of Essex County,

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Dr. Irving I. Edgar. president
of the Society, will lecture on
"Early Jewish
Physicians
in
Michigan;" Morris Garvett will
speak on "The Development of
Jewish Education in Detroit;"
and Allen A. Warsen will relate
"Dramatic Episodes in Michigan
Jewish History." Mrs. Ettie
Raphael, vice president, will
'preside.

luncheon is scheduled, reservations Lindenbatim, social, and the fol-
being taken by the Hadassah of- lowing assistants: Mesdames H.
fice, BR 3-5441, and Mrs. Schiller, Becher, Ben Borin, Max R. Frank,
UN 1-6004, until Thursday.
Aaron Friedman, Max Glass, Theo-
The guest speaker, Dr. Freund dore Isaacs, Sam Kogan, Abra-
recently won nationwide acclaim ham Kutlov, Arthur Lang, Arthur
for her book "Jewels for a Crown," Leff, Sylvan Rapaport, Morris
the story of the 12 Chagall win- Radner, Fred Schuman, Sidney
dows in the synagogue of the Stoun, . Morris Wayne, Aaron
Hadassah-Hebrew University Med- Zameck. Maurice Zeiger and Ber-
nard Zipser.
ical Center.

Mrs. Freund, with the architect
of the Medical Center, went to
France to see Marc Chagall and
persuaded him to create the fa-
mous Jerusalem windows.

As a former president of na-
tional Hadassah, as a teacher and
lecturer in New York City SchoolS,
as Hadassah's national youth ac-
tivities chairman, as a member of
the Actions Committee of the
World Zionist Congress and of its
praesidium, and as a world travel-
er, Mrs. Freund is well equipped to
discuss her topic for the after-
noon session, " Crisis Corners of
the World. - Her address will be
followed by a question and answer
period.

Mrs. Maurice Zeigler, study
group chairman, and Mrs. Morton
Barnett, Town Hall series chair-
man, are in charge of Education
Day. with Mrs. David J. Schachter,
region president; Mrs. Harold
Hoffman, programs: and Mrs. Ben

When a man is chosen for pub-
lic office he becomes rich.—Yoma

The orignal designs for the
court and pastorial settings will be
the work of local artist Susan Bolt.
"David and the Giant" will serve
the dual purpose of entertaining
and stimulating the reading habit,
as it is based on children's books
from the Jewish Center library,
including "Legends of King David"
by S. Skulsky and "Stories of
King David" by Lillian Freehof,
among others. The show will be
performed three times on Nov. 8, at
1:45, 3 and 4:15 p.m.; also 2 p.m.
Nov. 11. Children also will be pro-
vided with story-telling sessions
in their own children's room on
Monday through Friday of both
weeks at 2, 3, and 4.
The education committee of the
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah will
present an all-day program as one
of the participants of the Book
Fair at the Center, Tuesday, Nov.
10 under the direction of Mrs.
Carl S. Schiller. The public is in-
vited. Dr. Freund will be the guest
speaker.
Registration will be held from
9:30 to 10 a.m. At 10:15 a.m. De-
troit Chapter President Mrs. Max
L. Lichter will extend greetings.
The afternoon session will be held
from 1 to 2:30 p.m. A subscripton

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, October 30, 1964-15

BONN (JTA)—Dr. Konrad Ade.
nauer, West Germany's former
chancellor, said he definitely in-
tended to make a visit to Israel to
help improve relations between
the two countries. He did not indi-
cate a date for the visit.
Dr. Adenauer, now 88, received
the invitation from David Ben-
Gurion, former premier, when both
were in office. Dr Adenauer is
now national chairman of the rul-
ing Christian Democratic Party.

"Three hostile newspapers are
more to be feared than 1000 bay-
onets."—Napoleon.

WE, the undersigned, in recognition of his
years of impartial, dedicated service to the
citizens of Michigan urge the

Re-Election of

STATE SENATOR

RAYMOND D.

DZENDZEL

7th District — Democrat

Dr. and Mrs. Perry P. Burnstine
Mrs. Helen Dushkin
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kabeck
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Levy
Mrs. Barbara Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cohen
Mrs. Cecille Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wolson
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bernstein
Mr. and Mrs. Al Goldfarb
Mr. Lou Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kasoff
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grossman
Mr. Morton Gottesman
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kovinsky
Mr. M. Weinstein
Mr. Louis L. Weinstein
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Honeyman
Mr. Wallace M. Handler
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lebenbom
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Meyers
Mr. Max Kaplan

All Circuit Judges
Endorse
JUDGE BURDICK

Also planned is an exhibit on
the society's establishing a monu-
ment at Fort Michilimackinac
honoring the first Jew of Michigan,
Ezekiel Solomon. The public is
invited.

"David and the Giant" will
step out of the pages of the
Bible looking fresh and brightly
costumed in a newly commis-
sioned Mildred Berry version of
the Bible favorite planned for
the 13th annual Book Fair young
audiences from Nov. 7 to 22.

Adenauer Vows to Pay
Goodwill Visit to Israel

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"PA

CIRCUIT OF MICHIOA 41

THE THIRD JUDICIAL

D ETRO IT

u tir T ag
THOMAS J. 1.4 UR:

September 23, 1964

BenSaminD, Burdlok,
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Circuit Jude,
Building,
14 21 City-C ounty 48226,

Hon.

De troit, Michigan

Dear Judge

At the regular monthly meeting

held
1964,

On September 21,
in the City-County Building
Circuit Court endorsed
3udgee of the Wayne
judge of the Circuit Court and

the

your record as a

you be retained in

recommend to the people that
such office,

Presiding

udge

JUDGE BURDICK receiver MORE VOTES
than ANY OTHER CANDIDATE for ANY

office in the Detroit Bar Ass'n Lawyer's Poll .. .

JUDGE BURDICK also received

CIVIC SEARCHLIGHTS HIGHEST RATING .

"PREFERRED and WELL QUALIFIED"

Retain Judge Burdick for Circuit Court—No. 507 Non-Partisan Ballot