Frenchman Manes Sperber to Get A ward for Books on Nazi Holocaust
sen Associations at its dinner Sun-
day evening, at the Waldorf As-
toria Hotel. The presentation will
be made by Elie Wiesel, first win-
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS ner of the award.
40—Friday, December 8, 1967
The outstanding French writer
made a special trip to the United
States and arrived in New York
Thursday.
The award, which carries a
$2,500 stipend, was the choice of
an
international jury of 27 eminent
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literary figures from America. Eu-
rope
and Israel.
SOCIAL • INDUSTRIAL -EXECUTIVE
Josef Rosensaft, president of the
864-3518
World Federation of the Bergen-
18641 WYOMING
"Your Host, Al Rosenberg
Belsen Associations, said the Re-
brance Award for "Excellence and
Distinction in Literature" by the
World Federation of Bergen-Bel-
Manes Sperber. noted French
psychologist and novelist, will be
presented with the 1967 Remem-
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give recognition to literary works
of excellence and distinction
"which derive their inspiration
from the Holocaust experience, and
encourage creativity and research
into the history of Jewish martyr-
dom and resistance."
It was announced by Rosensaft
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rial Press on the occasion of this
year's Award Dinner, one which
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Sperber. which is being pub-
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lished in English is a special edi-
tion of "Town Beyond the Wall"
by Elie Wiesel, issued in coopera-
tion with Holt, Rinehart and Wins-
ton.
Two books of poetry by Ameri-
cans are being published in Yid-
dish; "I Do Recall" a selection of
poems on the Holocaust, by Jacob
Glatstein, and "Poems of the Holo-
caust and Poems of Faith" by
Aaron Zeitlin.
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SO MUCH REMINISCING went
on at meeting of Northern High's
January 1933 graduating class re-
cently, that another get-to-gether
is necessary to finalize plans for
the big reunion in April . . . Meet-
ing is this Monday night, Nov. 11,
at home of Esther (Charness) Bol-
ton, 18444 Cornell, Southfield .. .
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who've since married and changed
names . . . For more info, call
Margaret (Saliter) Kaner. UN 3-
1558, or Bill Sloman, 864-3192.
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nedy is out of the hospital after a
gall bladder operation. and Sid
Sachs is home following his heart
bit, we're looking for a get-out-
quick for brother-in-law Dave Ros-
en at New Grace.
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IN THE KRAMER household.
both Marvin and nephew staying
with them have the same name
. . - whoever answers the phone
gets used to asking, "junior or
senior?" . . . When Mrs. Belle
Kramer did so recently a feminine
voice hesitated, and then replied,
"Sophomore, I think."
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SEEING SIGNS . . . by Sandy
Colman in a Phoenix. Ariz. bowling
alley . . "Attention. junior bowl-
ers — if you are old enough to
smoke, you are old enough to pay
adult prices."
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ates of Central High, 1958. can
contact Joanne (Sparr) Goldberg.
546-9472. or Paula (Pollock) Fink-
elstein. 546-8324 after 3 p.m., re-
garding plans under way for the
June 8 class reunion at Bonny-
brook Country Club.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Detroit
Lodge 55 Installation Dinner-
Dance, is set for Feb. 4, at the
Carleton House on Wyoming.
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CUSTOMER AT A local bar de-
cided it was time to head for home,
but he didn't have his car and
no one was going his way . . .
Everyone thought he was waiting
for a cab when he walked from
the phone booth to stand by the
window . . . Wasn't the case,
though . . Knowing that the piz-
zeria next door had delivery ser-
vice, he had called in an order
of pizza to be delivered to his
house . . . When the delivery boy
came out to get into his truck, the
ingenious community-ite came out,
jumped into the truck and rode
home with his pizza.
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ACCEPTING AN AWARD, Jack
Benny said, "I don't deserve this.
but I have arthritis and I don't
deserve that either."
Shaarit Haplaytah to See
Film of Israel's 6-Day War
Shaarit Haplaytah, Survivors of
1945, will bold a social evening
8:30 p.m. Saturday at Sholem Al-
eichem Institute
A color film of the Six-Day War
and the occupied territory will be
narrated by Sidney Lutz, who spent
two months in Israel to make the
film. Games will follow the pro-
gram, and refreshments will be
served.
Martin Rose is president.