77,
LAI Church-State Concessions Are Reviewed in Book
.
John P. Roche, member of the
faculty of Brandeis University, for-
mer ADA national chairman and a
consultant to the Civil Rights Corn_
mission. the State Department and
the Vice President, in "Courts and
Rights — The American Judiciary
in Action," published by Random
House, outlines the chief issues
that confront our courts and the
nation. Civil rights, church-state
controversies, freedom of assembly
and court procedures are reviewed
here.
Dealing with the basic principles
of religious freedom, he makes the
interesting observation that "inso-
far as our society strives to be sec-
ular in character but still retains
an active sympathy for religious
freedom, it becomes committee to
the paradox of protecting religious
practices when they can be justi-
fied in secular terms.
He shows that "our society has
more or less established a consen-
sual church based upon a civic
religion, the 'Brotherhood of Prot-
estants. Catholics and Jews.' Thus,
the principle of no penalties and
no favors for any or all religious
groups is further diminished in
value as an interpretive guide to
the First Amendment because our
society is simply not that secular."
After reviewing the various
cases that have come up, the
court rulings, the tests, the strik-
ing down of Bible readings in
public schools, Roche states that
"the ancient battle over public
support for religiously supported
and oriented educational insti-
tutions appears to have been
compromised by the Johnson ad-
ministration. Essentially, the
federal government is moving to
support the educational objec-
Various aspects of the rights of
the citizen and of the democratic
processes are under review in this
interesting book. He emphasizes
as the essence of his defense of
democracy that "it is the one sys•
tern devised to date that is prem-
ised on the manifest fallibility of
man, the one system that assumes
that all men and women (not
merely nobles, rich men, or party
members) are full members of the
community entitled to a voice in its
destinies. The leaders must look
for public sanction, and the people
always retain the right to reject
one set in favor of another. This
right may on occasion lead to de-
magoguery, father images,' and
sheer incompetence, but the alter-
native is a frozen, self-validating
and inevitably dictorial system. As
Winston Churchill once observed
in a moment of pessimism, 'Democ-
racy is the worst system ever in-
vented—except for all the rest.' "
Danny Raskin's
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YVES MONTAND The sweitina cAr
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"SO FANTASTIC AND EXPLOSIVE
that it virtually pops right out of
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clowning is Peter Sellers!"
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1967 WILL BE a big year for
Bnai Brith . . . June and July,
Detroit BB will host the District
Six Convention, comprising of
eight states and three Canadian
provinces . . . BB will take part
also in the huge International
Frredom Festival.
-New York Times
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BRYAN FORBE
PRODUCTION OF
THE WRONG BOX
4-eigtiN MILLS 4 RALPH RICHARDSON
MICHAEL CAINE ow
PETEn CODK.DUDLEY MOORE.IVAINETTE NE MAN
SELLERS
TONY as the HANCOCK"PETER
Detective
as Dr. Pratt
Written for the.Screen and Co-Produced by LARRY GELBART
'Ind BURT SHEVELOVE • Music Composed and Conducted by JOHN BARRY
'Directed by BRYAN FORBES -.A Salamander Film • EASTMAN COLOR
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Friday
6:00, 8:00, and 10:00 p.m.
Saturday
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RALPH KARDEN, Bloch-Rose
Post 420, Jewish War Veterans,
recently had 15 fellows from the
post on his 50-foot house boat .. .
Each member takes turns having .
the meeting at their houses . .
Weather permitting. Ralph has his
on the boat . . . to the eager de-
light of the fellows.
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"A KNIGHT TO REMEMBER"
by Knights of Pythias Detroit 55,
Oct. 1, at Masonic Temple, will be
just that with all the surprises
being concocted . . . Plus Billy
Daniels, George Liberate, Herky
Styles and a Hollywood revue, 20
strolling violinists have been hired
to entertain the audience . . . Cye
Ekelman has the tickets, DI 1-7050.
COLUMBI- A -FICTUFTE' •
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NOW SHOWING
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LOCAL GENT for many years
was a confirmed bachelor, and his
friends never believed he would
marry . . . But eventually he did
— and about three months after-
ward was complaining vehemently
about married life . . . "What's the
trouble?" a friend asked •. . . "She
always getting in my way when I
try to cook dinner," the ex-bache-
lor moaned.
• Friday, August 26, 1966-31
13—FOR RENT APARTMENTS
WORKING GIRL or woman. Greenfield-
10 Mile are. References. EL. 7-24991, EL
6-6544.
ROOM for rent in kosher home for
elderly lady. WE 3-2641, after 6.
UNFURNISHED or furnished room with
kitchen privileges or share home with
working lady. 7 Mile-Southfield area.
533-0994.
ROOM with kitchen privileges for
woman or student in Oak Park. ITN
1-0356.
NICE ROOM for rent. Good transporta-
tion. Working girl. Kitchen privileges.
UN 2-8149.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
AMBER FLATLETS, 1 & 2 sleeping
chamber habitations To let from 41 Guineas.
Spacious accomodations. Commodious •
wardrobes. Amenities embrace patio-porch,
lanai swing, hammock. hibachi. vehicle
rank, wood burning hearth.vapor radiation,
air chiller. oak wainscoting, central geyser.
W. C., lav, tub-spray. Scullery has a spirits
locker, larder-buttery. offal-grinder. frig
For translation ring Mme. Amber. 549 -4045.
Or:Rendezvous at the kiosk .. Amber Park
Apartment Colony. 3807 Crooks Road.
corner Chester 03 14 Mile RoadlRoyal Oak
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. Kitchen privi-
leges. Lady. Very reasonable. Monte
Vista near Outer Drive. 342-0365.
13725 DEXTER
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. Nice home,
kitchen privileges. UN 2-3979.
Lovely 3-room apt. Reasonable
rent. Call caretaker. WE 3-7806.
NICE ROOM for lady. Kitchen privi-
leges. 538-1903, KE 7-2555.
EMPLOYED WOMAN. Kosher home.
Kitchen home—kitchen privileges. Good
transportation. UN. 4-5146.
LITTLE STEVEN STEINBERG,
six-year-old grandson of Helen and
Sol Steinberg, asked for a glass of
milk . . . Helen told him to help
himself . .. He took his milk and
put the empty bottle back in the
refrigerator . . . Asked why he did
that, Steven said that's what his
daddy did . . . When Helen told
him to put it in the sink, he said,
"No, that's what a mommy does.
I'm practicing to be a daddy."
* * *
EVERY YEAR, the fellows of
Tikvah Lodge Bnai Brith look for
rain at its annual picnic, held each
year at Lou garden's home . . .
and the boyS aren't too disap-
pointed when the sky seems to
open up for the occasion . . . It's
just a coincidence, but Lou and
Mamie Barden live on Raine Street
in Oak Park!
ACRES OF FREE PARKING!
Sfudio_NORTH
10—ROOMS FOR RENT
NICE CLEAN ROOM. Working woman.
with kitchen privileges. UN 4-1376.
INDIANA-CURTIS. Nice room for wo-
man. All privileges. UN 2-0869, 356-1237.
Fri: 7:45 9:45
Sat: 7:00 9:00. 11:00
Hurry . . Final Weeks
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
FOR WORKING woman. Beautiful bed-
room with private bath. Call LI 7-3015,
before 9, after 6.
1331 A S ■ grni IiI Reim
sTuolo-s
CALL VErmont 8-9364
BEAUTIFUL ROOM for gentleman. 7
Mile-Schaefer. DI 1-6729.
O
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N. Y. Herald Tribune
Liners and display classified ads accepted from re-
sponsible firms or individuals by telephone up to
noon Wednesday. For rates and information . . .
ROOM for rent with kitchen privileges
for gentleman or student. 341-5495.
Livernois at Davison WE 3.0070
—Judith Crist.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I
fives of religious schools and
colleges — assuming that it is
possible to differentiate between
education) and religious goals."
7 MTT F - SOUTHFIriLD area. Furnished
room for young girl. Kitchen privileges.
538-7871
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for woman. All
privileges. Good transportation. KE 3-
9528, UN 2-5063.
NICE ROOM for employed person. Good
transportation. 342-1411.
LOVELY. FURNISHED room, large clos-
et. Home privileges. Working lady. Ex-
cellent transportation. UN 4-1587 or LI
4-4249.
NICE ROOM for working lady. Kitchen
privileges. Northwest. Good transporta-
tion. UN 2-3792.
10 A
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ROOMS WANTED
WIDOW desires room and board with
congenial family. Northwest area. TO
6 - 2024.
10 MI. & GREENFIELD AREA
2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large living
room, kitchen-dinette, all Hotpoint
appliances. Private basement and
porch. Swimming pool. New wall to
wall carpeting. All utilities paid ex-
cept electricity. Teenagers allowed.
548-8729
Knob In The Woods
3 Bedroom Apt.
2 1/2 Baths
Available Oct. 1
Adults
No Pets
$350 a month
353-8494
NORTHWEST AREA •
1 bedroom apt. available..
Carpeting and drapes for
sale.
KE 3-2550
COLONIAL VILLAGE APTS.
Deluxe 3-bedroom 2-bath apt. Cen-
tral air-conditioning, basement,
10 Mile area. References. EL 7-2491, EL
$240-$250.
Office Hours 9 5 Mon-Fri.
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WIDOW
WOULD like room with kitchen
privileges in home or apartment. 357-
2095.
10 D--ROOM AND BOARD
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ROOM AND board in exchange for
babysitting for 3 school aged children.
647-1681, after 5.
11—TO SHARE LIVING
QUARTERS
COUPLE or elderly man wanted to
share house with widower. 7 Mile-
Wyoming area. Shown by appointment
only. Call UN 3-3978.
GENTLEMAN WILL share apartment
with same. Oak Park. LI 7-8044, call
days.
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14—FOR RENT—FLATS AND
INCOMES
AIR-CONDITIONED flat. 51/2 rooms, 2
bedrooms, patio, carpeting, garage. $125
month. 3 months security deposit. Call
775-1968, after 5 p.m.
17355 KENTUCKY-Curtis. 5-room lower,
back porch.
WANTED—Working girl to share my 2
bedroom apartment with same. 7 Mile-
Evergreen area. KB 1-7672, after 6.
13
17150 MEYERS ROAD
ADULTS
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
GREENACRES-
STRATFORD
Upper 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
fully air conditioned. Built-in kitch-
en. $250. Thelma Polsky, 342-8255,
VE 8-0077 for appointment.
WARREN SEELYE
UPPER 5 rooms. Available middle of
September for 6 to 8 months. UN
2-3004.
101/2 MILE-GREENPIKID. Air-conditioned
2 bedroom apartment. Before Oct. 1.
Carpeting, drapes, Hotpoint kitchen, ex-
tra large closets. Play area. $175. 547-
646.5.
LOWER FLAT, 5 rooms and breakfast
room, including carpeting and drapes.
Security deposit required. Northwest
section. DI 1-0624.
amiummimor
NORTHGATE
APARTMENTS
16—HOUSES FOR RENT
GREENFIELD AT
10 1/2 MILE ROAD
25500 Greenfield
1 & 2 Bedrm. Apts.
Including carpeting, drapes,
and air conditioning. All
utilities paid except elec-
tricity.. No children.
From
1 35
per
LI 4-0616 or
LI 2-7400
MO.
OUTER DR.-SOUTHFIELD SEC.
Beautifully furnished home, perfect
condition, 3 bed. Colonial & ga_
rage. Appliances like new inc.
power mower. Children welcome.
Good school dist. References re-
quired. 1 yr. lease. Rent $250 per
mo. plus security deposit. Call Mrs.
Brenner, UN 1-2265.
16-A—WANTED TO RENT—
HOUSES
URGENT-SALESMAN and family (2
young children) desire 3 bedroom house
in Oak Park, Southfield, Huntington
Woods. Phone 547-5180 after 6 p.m.
JOINING DETROIT Symphony. Young
couple—one child need 3 bedroom house.
Will accept 2 year lease. 585-3396.
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