Milton Himmelfarb to AJCoiniiiittee
to Address Council Delegate Assembly
"The Jewish Intellectual and the
Jewish Community" will be the
theme of the delegate assembly of
the Jewish Community Council
8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the Jew-
ish Center.
Plans for the
program portion
of the meeting
were announced
by Sidney She-
vitz and Mrs.
Samuel L i nden,
chairmen of
council's as-
planning Hiniinetfarb
committee. Mrs. Philip Bernstein
served with them in developing
the program for the assembly.
sblatt-jeross Vows To Recall Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
to Be Spoken in Autumn at Citywide Commemoration April 3
In addition to his position with
the American Jewish Committee,
Himmelfarb serves as an editor for
Commentary magazine and the
American Jewish Yearbook. Edu-
cated at the Jewish Theological
Seminary's College of Jewish Stu-
dies, the University of Paris and
Columbia University, Himmelfarb
is co-author of "The Jewish Peo-
ple: Past and Present" and "Jews
in the Postwar World." His articles
on Jewish contemporary life ap-
pear regularly in Commentary and
in addition assisted in the compila-
tion of "The Jews: Their History,
Culture and Religion."
Hostesses at a social hour which
will follow the assembly will be
members from the Jewish War
Milton Himmelfarb, national di- Veterans, Department of Michigan
MISS ANDREA WEISBLATT
rector of 'information service for Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Irving S.
Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Weisblatt,
the American Jewish Committee, Cane is chairman of the hostess
23220 Laurel, Southfield, announce
will address council delegates.
committee.
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the engagement of their daughter
Included in the reports of re-
Andrea Joy to Michael Stephen
cent Council activity, which will
be given prior to the program
Jeross, son of Mrs. Ethel Jeross,
portion of the assembly, will be
19480 Hartwell, and the late Harold
a report from the nominating
A statement supporting t h e Jeross.
committee on its recommenda-
The couple plans a September
tions for all council offices and "right of public protest," was
adopted by the executive commit-
executive committee vacancies.
tee of the Jewish Community wedding.
Statement Backs
'Right of Protest'
Staebler-Ross
Volume Clarifies
Government Issues
Council following consideration
and a recommendation by the
council's community relations com-
The 23rd annual citywide com-
memoration of the Warsaw Ghetto
Uprising will be presented 8:30
Apr il 3, at Adas Shalom
Synagogue.
The presentation, arranged by
the Jewish Community Council, re-
calls a tragic-heroic chapter in
Jewish history when remnants of
the Warsaw Ghetto survivors re-
volted against the German army
and Nazi oppression in April 1943,
on the first night of Passover.
In announcing the event, Irving
Pokempner, chairman of the pro-
gram planning committee, and
George M. Zeltzer, chairman of the
Council's culture commission,
noted that the Detroit program is
part of an evolving national pat-
tern of meetings held in tribute
not only to the Ghetto fighters, but
to commemorate also the 6,000,000
Jews killed by the Nazis.
The uprising in the Ghetto,
which began April 19, 1943, was
the culmination of the desperate
struggle for existence which Eu-
ropean Jewry waged in World
War II.
Isolated from the world and ex-
posed to the depravity of the Nazi
occupiers, the unequipped and un-
trained Ghetto fighters resisted
for 42 days before succumbing to
overwhelming forces. In the words
of the late John F. Kennedy, the
Ghetto experience" . . . provides
a chapter in the annals of human
heroism, an inspiration to the
peace-loving people of the world
and a warning to would-be oppres-
sors which will long be remem-
J. J. CLARKE STUDIO
by
"For liberals: an essential
handbook. For conservatives:
essential homework."
In the form of a dialogue, the
two authors raise questions and
provide the answers. Covering the
entire gamut of political discus-
sions of the past three decades,
the Staebler-Ross work clarifies
many issues, sets the conservatives
straight, causes the untutored to
learn a great deal about political
affairs and American historical
happenings vis-a-vis the world de-
velopments and offers many vital
lessons in civic affairs.
The "welfare state," Socialism
id the Constitution, our foreign
policies, and scores of other mat-
ters are fully covered in this
well-prepared document which
will surely serve students of
political science and the history
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national governing council of
AJC. Among national Jewish or-
ganizations, the Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations has
also supported a position uphold-
ing the right of protest.
Directing itself to recent public
discussion of the U.S. involvement
in Southeast Asia, and with parti-
cular reference to campus activi-
ties, the Community Council state-
ment urges firm support of legal
and constitutional guarantees of
free expression a n d cautions
against "excessive reaction" on the
part of public officials and others.
"Within the sense of this state-
ment," according to Dr. Samuel
Krohn, council president, "excep-
tion could be taken to the impli-
cations in the statements of some
public officials that our state uni-
versities might suffer budgetary
reprisals for allowing recognized
student groups to invite speakers
of their choice."
Attorney General EDWARD W.
BROOKE, highest ranking elected
Negro official in the United States,
was honored Sunday night by a
thousand civic, political and busi-
ness leaders at a banquet tendered
by the Greater Boston Histadrut
Committee. Dr. Sol Stein, execu-
tive director of the National Com-
mittee for Labor Israel, presented
to Brooke a special "Medal of
Honor" in recognition of his out-
standing leadership in the strug-
gle for Negro rights in this coun-
try and his support of the cause
of Israel. Israel Consul General
Michael Arnon brought the greet-
ings of the government of Israel.
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The affair will celebrate Israel's
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cil Israel Bond chairman; Mrs.
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chairman; Mrs. Norman Leeman,
ticket chairman; Mrs. Richard
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 11, 1966-25
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Tickets for the event may be
obtained from Council-affiliated
organizations and from the Council
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