Republican District
Condemns Birchism
Committee Heads Yeshiva Planning
Seventeenth District Republican
Chairthan Louis Klei has made
public a documented study of the
principles and tenets of the John
Birch Society declaring that Birch-
ism and Republicanism are abso-
lutely incompatible.
He made the announcement in
the form of a resolution which was
overwhelmingly passed at a district
board meeting Jan. 31.
"Frankly," said Klei, "I believe
that most Birch members are well
intentioned and don't know what
they've let themselves in for. I
hope they'll study our report real
thoroughly and do some much
needed soul searching. If they do,
we think they'll come to the same
conclusion we did, namely that
many of the tenets of the society
are inconsistent with American
democracy as we know it and that
they are certainly unRepublican."
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LONDON — Lord Russell of ("The Scourge of the Swastika,"
The steering Liverpool, who wrote books on "The Trial of Adolf Eichrnan"
committee f o r German and Japanese war crimes etc.) for wicked and discreditable
the new building and the trial of Adolf Eichmann motives and had preyed on the
of Yeshivath
baser instincts of people for his
own personal gain.
Beth Yehudah is
(from left),
Lord Russell said he received
seated, Daniel
about 1,000 letters following the
Lave n, chair-
publication of "Scourge of the
man, Ruven
Swastika." About three were cri-
tical.
Dubrinksy a nd
Nathan S ob er-
man; standing,
Israel's Banana Corp
Joseph Nadler,
Israel harvested a total of
Hillel Abrams,
50,000 tons of bananas during the
president of Yes-
past season from the 5,000 acres
hiva, and David
under cultivation. A total of $3,-
J. Cohen.
000,000 worth of the fruit was
shipped abroad.
News Brevities
GARELICK'S GALLERY will
open an exhibition of pre-Colom-
bian art Sunday from 2 until 5
p.m. Included will be sculpture,
artifacts and textiles dating from
1500 B.C. to 1400 A.D., represent-
ing various Mexican and South
American cultures. The exhibition
is open to the public free of
charge d a i 1 y, and will extend
through Feb. 26.
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MRS. GERALD HALKER
NILA MAGIDOFF, whose life
(7 lbs., 15 oz.)
story has been told in Willie Snow
Congratulations on the birth of your
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PRODUCTS you received _helped
Detroit Town Hall for the third
make your first week at home easier.
time in recent years, to tell her
RASKIN FOOD CO.
adventures on the lecture plat-
form in a talk, "Have Speech —
Jan. 31 — To Mr. and Mrs. Les- Will Travel." The program will be
lie Winkler, 19724 Monte Vista, a at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Fisher
son, David Allan.
Theater.
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Jan. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Diskin (Lenora Ruth Feldstein),
23100 Marlow, Oak Park, a son,
Jeffrey Martin.
;It
Lord Russell Wins $14,000 in Damages
speak on "Music Education for
Our Young," focusing on its place
in the curriculum, 8:45 p.m. Tues-
day at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
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In a move that will further test
the strength and stamina of women
for transporting food products in
shopping carts, FAYGO BEVER-
AGE Co., the nation's second
largest soft drink maker and bot-
tler, has started marketing its
products in a 12-unit package of
10-ounce content, no-return glass
bottles.
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The Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra, under the direction of Sexten
Ehrling, will perform GENE
GUTCHE'S Holofernes Overture,
Opus 27 No. 1 at Ford Auditorium
March 10 and 12. This overture
is music from the nearly com-
pleted opera, Yodi, for which the
John Simon Guggenheim Founda-
tion granted the composer two
consecutve fellowships. The over-
ture itself took nearly 60 days in
the writing and won first honor-
able mention in the 1959 Luria
Award competition. The opera is
based on the story of Judith and
Holofernes, translated into the
20th Century, with Negroes as the
counterparts of the Jews of Jer-
usalem and a corrupt white poli-
tician as the counterpart of Holo-
fernes.
Music the . Stein-Way
DICK STEIN
& ORCHESTRA
"as a warning to humanity," was
awarded 5,000 pounds ($14,000)
damages in the High Court for li-
bel.
A jury decided that an article
published in the satirical magazine
`Private Eye' in June 1962 con-
cerning "Lord Liver of Cesspool"
was libelous of Lord Russell and
meant he had written the books
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PASTEUR SCHOOL PTA will
dedicate its next meeting, 8 p.m.
Wednesday, to Brotherhood Week.
Performers will be the Civic Cen-
ter Theater children's choral
group, under the direction of Mary
Anne Gustafson, and the Interna-
tional Institute Folk Dancers. Dr.
George Henderson, assistant di-
rector of the intercultural relations
department of the Detroit Public
Schools, will speak on "Putting
Humans Back Into Human Rela-
tions." The program will be held
in the Pasteur school auditorium.
The public is invited.
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8:30 p.m. Feb. 19 at the Armenian iations that will be displayed to
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JOACHI1VI MATTHESIUS of the
Mrs. Lawrence Wernher, Tem-
Paul Best School, Ferndale, will ple Israel librarian, will review
James A. Michener's "The Source."
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A social hour and refreshments
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Jan. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael C. Hechtman (Barbara
Silver), 24527 Rensselaer, Oak
Park, a daughter, Naomi Marlene.
* *
Jan. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Linden (Gail Nowend),
23240 Scotia, Oak Park, a daugh-
ter, Dina Michelle.
* *
Jan. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Miller (Marlene Brookenthal),
22140 Whitmore, Oak Park, a son,
Stuart Eric.
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Jan. 7 — Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Kreis (Marilyn LaRouche), 2481
Rensselaer, Oak Park, a daughter,
given and refreshments served. company to Masonic Auditorium
Debra Ann.
All proceeds go to the hospital's for a single performance on Feb.
library fund, nursing scholarship, 26.
CERTIF1ELD EXPERT MOHEL
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BALLET which comes to Detroit's
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purchased at the door.
Masonic Auditorium for three per-
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The 22nd annual HACKLEY formances, Feb. 18, 19, 20. Making
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in Europe.
Sponsored by the Detroit Public whelming success
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Library and Detroit Musicians' As-
NORMAN LUBOFF will appear
sociation, the program is free and
Shaiall Zachariash
at the helm of his choir at Masonic
open to the public.
Auditorium Sunday.
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Detroit
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