THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, July 19, 1968
Brevities
Jacob Resnick, 80, Honored
At the Berdichev-Keshenev 40th anniversary celebration, Jacob
Resnick was honored on his 80th birthday. The society also celebrated
the 20th anniversary of the State of Israel with Israel Bond purchases
and subscriptions totaling $10,000. Shown are (from left) front row:
Rubin Miller, Mrs. Ida Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fantich; and
the honoree; rear row, Harry Weinsaft, the speaker; N. P. Rossen,
celebration chairman; and Frank Mersky, president.
Grand Rapids
News totes
Three high school students are
spending six w e e k s in Detroit
working with inner-city schools as
part of the Michigan State Temple
Youth Mitzva Corps. They are. Mark
Smaller, son of Mrs. and Mr. Sam
Smaller; David Peterman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. MiltOn Peterman; and
Dan Fogel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Fogel.
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Joel Siegel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. Miller Siegel, vice president of
Conclave of Michigan State Temple
Youth, is participating in the Na-
tional Leadership Institute at Kutz
Camp, Warwick, N.Y. The camp is
sponsored by the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations for the
Nation Federation of Temple Youth.
Action Urged
on Gun Control
The New Detroit Committee
(NDC) strongly urged the gov-
ernor and the legislature of Mich-
igan to take immediate steps to
support the adoption of current
gun control legislation now before
Congress.
Stanley J. 'Winkelman, chair-
man of the NDC's community
service subcommittee, and NDC
members have sent telegrams to
Michigan Senators Robert Griffin
and Phil Hart stressing the need
for stricter Federal legislation
which would make it unlawful to
sell rifles and shotguns as well
as handguns to persons who are
too young to bear the terrible re-
sponsibility that is placed in the
hands of a gun owner; and make
it unlawful to sell rifles and shot-
Israeli Govt. Assures
guns as well as handguns in one
state to the residents of another
Detroiter of Concern for state.
appealed to citizens
Conduct of Sirhan Trial to Winkelman
contact their elected represen-
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign tatives to demand strong gun con-
Affairs has informed Detroiter Sol trol measures.
Dann of its concern that the trial
of Sirhan B. Sirhan, accused as- Sapir Says Govt. Policy
sassin of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy,
be made "into a platform for anti- to Sell Its Enterprises,
Israel propaganda."
Not Go Into Business
Shaul Ramati, of the ministry's
TEL AVIV (JTA-) — Israel's
information department, respond-
Finance
Minister Pinhas Sapir told
ed to a letter from Dann, an at-
torney, written to the Israel gov- a group of visiting Americans
ernment in Jerusalem about the Sunday that it was his govern-
forthcoming Sirhan trial in Los ment's 'policy not to go into busi-
ness but to sell government-owned
Angeles.
Ramat wrote, "I think we shall enterprises to private investors
have to give the matter quite a whenever possible.
Sapir, who spoke to the United
lot of thought once the trial starts
Jewish
Appeal Young Leadership
as there may well be an attempt
to turn it into a platform for Mission, said that efforts to en-
anti - Israel propaganda — a plat- courage foreign investments in
form on which we will not be rep- Israel resulted in the approval of
resented but which will get maxi- $11,000,000 worth of such invest-
ments during the first six months
mum publicity.
of 1968, four times the number
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approved during the same period
last year.
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Two of the greatest names on
the international concert scene
will be soloists with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra at this
week's Oakland University Mea-
dow Brook Festival concerts in
the Baldwin Pavilion. Sixten
Ehrling will conduct. July 18-19,
the Metropolitan opera soprano
ANNA MOFFO will be heard in
Canteloube's Four Songs of the
Auvergne. On Saturday and Sun-
day the French pianist PHILIPPE
ENTREMONT will play.
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"FINIAN'S RAINBOW" opens
the third week of Detroit Summer
Theater at the Art Institute, Wed-
nesday, with Marie Santell play-
ing the lead role, Sharon Mc-
Lonergan. E. Y. Harburg who
composed Dorothy's charming
lyrics for "Wizard of Oz," wrote
"Finian's Rainbow" along with a
reformed sports writer, Fred
Saidy. Melodies came from Bur-
ton Lane. Tickets are at Grinnell's,
J. L. Hudson ticket services and
Sears, as well as the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts Ticket Office, 832-2730.
Judge Victor Baum is
Elected 2nd VP by National
Conciliation Court Body
Wayne County Circuit Court
Judge Victor J. Baum was elected
second vice president of the Na-
tional Conciliation Court Confer-
ence which con-
vened recently in
San Luis Obispo,
Calif. His elec-
tion virtually as-
sures the presi-
dency in 1969-70.
Another a r ea
man, Edward J.
Staniec, a mar-
riage counselor in
East Detroit, was
elected first vice- Judge Baum
president, highest office in the or-
ganization that can be held by a
nonjudicial person. Traditionally,
the second vice president is ele-
vated to the presidency the follow-
ing year.
Judge Baum's term of office will
terminate following the national
conference to be held in Detroit in
1970.
Donna Weiss' Betrothal
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WASHINGTON — Rep. William
Broomfield, Michigan Republican,
Wednesday introduced a House-
Senate concurrent resolution call-
ing on West Germany to extend
the time within which prosecution
of Nazi war criminals may be be-
gun in the Federal Republic.
Noting that all prOsecution will
cease at the end of next year, Rep.
Broomfield, a member of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee, said
that Nazi criminals still at large
must not be permitted to escape
punishment.
The Broomfield resolution noted
"the deep moral debt of Germany
to its past." He observed that the
Bundestag, West Germany's lower
house • has passed a resolution call
ing on government to report to the
Bundestag on the issue of extend-
ing the statute of limitations on
Nazi crimes.
His house resolution would pro-
vide for Senate concurrence. It
would tell konn that the U.S. Con-
gress urges "such steps as may be
necessary" to extend the period of
time for prosecution of criminals
of the Hitler era.
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