Miss Garland to Wed Fanaticism May End as Result of Simma Holt Expose, `Terror in Name of God'
Mr. Stein in December As a result of the expose in how law has been defied by the special plea is to protect them. proponent, Jan Huss, who was
and
"Terror in the Name of God" by
Simma Holt, published by Crown,
there may be an end to fanaticism
and to the terror that has been
rampant because of the many
years' activities by a terrorizing
group in Canada.
Mrs. Holt's book exposes the
bombings, arson and destruction
of property in the Kootenay area
of British Columbia. She relates
Men's Clubs
ADA S SHALOM MEN'S CLUB
will • present its annual Post Sim-
hat Torah Dance 8:30 p.m. Oct. 23
in the social hall. Featured will
be the orchestra of Sheldon Rott,
together with surprise entertain-
MISS SHARON GARLAND
ment, refreshments and prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Garland of No charge to paid-up members.
Park Ave., Oak Park, announce the Guests invited for a nominal dona-
engagement of their daughter tion.
* * *
Sharon to Lawrence Stein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stein of Businessmen's Group
Geoffrey Ct., Oak Park.
Mr. Stein attends Lawrence In- Schedules Annual
stitute of Technology, his major Event for City of Hope
being electrical engineering. A Dec.
A champagne dinner-dance to
21 wedding is planned.
benefit the City of Hope pilot
medical center at Duarte, Calif.,
Canada Government Study is
planned by the Detroit Business-
on Hate Mail to Be Ready men's Group
Nov. 20 at the
by the End of October
MONTREAL (JTA) — A special Sheraton - Cadil-
government study on hate literature lac Hotel.
Morris Sukenic,
will be presented to Canada's
Justice Minister Cardin "well be- president of the
local City of
'?
fore the end of October."
,->
Maxwell Cohen, dean of McGill's Hope group, an-
faculty of law, said that a com- nounced the
mittee appointed by former Justice plans in connec-
Minister Guy Favreau in January tion with the
to look into the problem of in- launching of the
creased verbal and written hate 1965 campaign.
Sukenic
campaigns in public assemblies He appoi n t e d
and in the mail, is "almost finished Jack Beckwith and Max Sosin as
`-i
> now," and will have the report in chairmen of the annual event. As-
government hands no later than sisting them are Max Spoon and
Saul Katz.
Nov. 1.
The New Horizons program, for
The committee, composed of
seven specialists drawn from which funds are being raised, will
several disciplines and view- help to expand hospital structures
points, will make recommend- as well as remodel existing build-
ations to the justice minister. ings which annually welcome at
The government is expected to no charge patients stricken with
act on the report, as the "hate cancer, heart diseases and other
literature" field has long been major diseases.
* * *
a sore point with minority groups
in a country composed almost Author to Address
exclusively of minority groups.
Jewish public opinion, which has Shaarey Zedek Men's
played a large part in sparking the
study, favors new legislation with Club on Wednesday
teeth in it, and those who oppose
Robert Traver will address the
legislation a r e becoming in- Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek Wed-
creasingly isolated.
nesday, 8:30 p.m., at the synagogue.
Many minority groups and local
Mrs. Mettle Baron Golub of the
associations have hailed Postmaster J. L.- Hudson Co. book department
General Nicholson's ban on the will introduce Traver's latest book,
---distribution of an American anti- "Laughing Whitefish," to the club,
LI :emitic publication and other and Traver will speak about the
'grans of hate literature, but the book and answer questions.
_low of such literature through the
Robert Traver, the pen name
mails is difficult to control ef- for John Donaldson Voelker prior
fectively. The committee is ex- to the publication of his well known
pected to have much to say on this "Anatomy of a Murder," was an
aspect of the problem.
unknown author who had written
"Troubleshooter," "Danny and the
Once bitten, twice shy.
Boys" and "Small Town D.A."
—Amer. proverb. With the publication of "Anatomy"
in 1958, Voelker became, in his
own words, "a rising young novel-
ist in my fifties."
In 1956, Governor Williams ap-
pointed him justice of the Michi-
gan Supreme Court. In April of
1957, he stood for election and won
and was reelected to an eight-year
The Israelis say that
term in 1959 by an overwhelming
the Sheraton-Tel Aviv
majority. The grueling work of the
court had prevented him from do-
is their favorite hotel.
ing one thing he wanted to do —
Make it yours!
to write. He resigned and is writ-
ing again.
For Insured Reserva-
Traver at the conclusion of the
tions at Guaranteed
program will autograph copies of
Rates see your Travel
his books. The public is invited.
Sons of Freedom Doukhobors, but
she indicates that a small group,
a syndicate of 2,500, was respon-
sible for instigating to riots and
to murder.
She relates the background of
the group — the arrival of the
first Doukhobors from Russia in
the 1850s, the land grants given
them, the advantages they gained,
and proceeds to tell how fanatics
introduced n u d i s m, fanaticism,
resort to terror.
She especially warns that chil-
dren are born in this sect in an
atmosphere of horror and her
It is as a result of her revela-
tions that many of the Douk-
hobors are seeing the light, that
they are recognizing the terror
that haunts their ranks. And the
response to pleas to reason now
may bring a change in the ex-
isting conditions of terror —
thanks to Simma Holt.
Mrs. Holt likens the Doukhobors'
small syndicate to the Ku Klux
Klan and to the Black Muslims.
Curiously enough, she traces the
Doukhobors' descent from the
Judaizers. She describes the in-
fluence upon the group of "their
burned at the stake in 1415,"
states:
"Another influence may have
been the Judaizers of the 15th
Century, who combined Judaism
with rationalism and who rejected
the divinity of Christ and the wor-
ship of icons. The movement was
crushed in 1504 its leaders executed
and others imprisoned . . ."
It is clear that the Judaizers bad
nothing to do with Judaism.
Mrs. Holt's book is a great con-
tribution to social justice and its
expose renders Canada a great
service.
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