JWV Commander Hits 'Inquisition'
of Abe Fortas at National Convention
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — "The
grueling inquisition to which Sup-
reme Court Justice Abe Fortas has
been subjected by Senators who
seek to block his nomination as
chief justice has unintentionally
given aid and comfort to bigots
throughout the nation," JWV Na-
Mr. Nichamin Weds
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MRS. WILLIAM NICHAMIN
Lesley Ogden Finkelman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Finkel-
man of Middletown, 0., recently
became the bride of William How-
ard Nichamin, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Nichamin of York Rd.,
Huntington Woods.
The ceremony took place at the
Netherland Hilton Hotel in Cin-
cinnati with Rabbis Albert Gold-
man and Meyer Marx officiating.
The bride wore a skimmer-style
gown of linen shantung fashioned
with Venise lace yoke and sleeves.
A deep border of the lace trimmed
the hem of the A-line skirt and the
chapel-length train. Her triple-
tiered veil of English silk illusion
was held by a contoured halo of
matching fabric and lace.
Rosalind Ulin of New York
City was maid of honor. Tina
Katz of Washington, D.C., and
Linda Wonderly of Ann Arbor,
were bridesmaids.
Henry David Nichamin of Hunt-
ington Woods was his brother's
best man. Brother of the bride,
Brent Finkelman of Middleton,
James Brook of Huntington Woods,
and Michael Thomas of Birming-
ham were ushers.
After a honeymoon trip to the
Pocono Mountains, the newlyweds
will reside in Cncinnati.
Sng ag ements
tional Commander Samuel Sam-
uels reported to delegates to the
73rd national JWV convention at
the Diplomat Hotel here.
Samuels said that "While we do
not charge Senator Griffin of
Michigan, or any other Senator,
with anti-Semitism, it is clear that
Sen. Griffin and his supporters
have opened a Pandora's box of
prejudice in their zeal to create
issues of 'cronyism' and 'lame
duck appointment' . . they have
singled out the first Jew ever
named as chief justice in Ameri-
can history as their special tar-
get . . . "
The JWV may ask the post-
master general to consider new
regulations that would prohibit
the use of the mails to dissemi-
nate material printed abroad to
defame religious and racial
groups.
Action was prompted by a re-
cent incident in New York un-
covered by the JWV national ac-
tion committee, in which the no-
torious anti-Semitic book, "The In-
ternational Jew," by the late Henry
Ford (subsequently disavowed by
him), was being shipped into the
U. S. from Lebanon addressed to
Gerald L. K. Smith, notorious
American hate-monger.
"During the Nazi era," Samuels
pointed out, "Adolf Hitler ordered
the reprinting of 'The International
Jew' in German. It was used as a
school text."
U. S. Customs in New York held
up the shipment on the grounds of
defective labeling. A representa-
tive from the Arab Higher Com-
mittee subsequently corrected the
mislabeling in person and tran-
shipped them to Gerald L. K.
Smith.
Samuels, in a statement issued
Tuesday, protested against, the
"grim blanket of silence and in.
human treatment" imposed by
Communist North Vietnam over
the fate of Americans held cap-
tives.
Samuels told the executive com-
mittee that the "calculated trickle
of two or three prisoners released
from time to time by Hanoi was
designed for propaganda purposes
at crucial stages of so-called peace
talks."
Tarlov Will Direct
HHH Veteran Backers
Malcolm A. Tarlov, past national
commander of the Jewish War
Veterans of the United States, has
been appointed executive director
of the Veterans Committee for
Hubert Humphrey.
Tarlov, a veteran of World War
II, will be in charge of the entire
Humphrey campaign in the vet-
erans field. He will work closely
with American Legion, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Disabled Veter-
ans, AMVETS and other veterans
organizations.
SIDLOW-MARCUS: Dr. and Mrs.
Leonard Sidlow of Southfield Rd.,
Southfield, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Susan to
Michael Marcus, son of Dr. and
Mrs. David Marcus of Los Angeles.
A December wedding is being Detroit Bnai Brith Sends
Paperbacks to Vietnam
planned.
Community and Veterans' Serv-
ra
fat
ci
ices of the Metropolitan Detroit
Bnai Brith Council, under the
chairmanship of Sherman Gold-
155. Guest Roorns—Sauna—TV
man, has sent over 2,000 paper-
back books to servicemen in Viet-
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nam.
Every Thurs.
CI
Outstanding contributions were
6 to 10- p.m.
made by Robert Kranitz of Keidan
Lodge and the membership of
FRANKENMUTH
Tucker Lodge during this project,
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a part of the national Bnai Brith
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community and veterans' services
EVERY SUN.
program.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 23, 1968-29
Tinian's Rainbow' to Bow at Americana Theater
LISTENING
"Finian's Rainbow," the Warner soil near Fort Knox. Miss Cia
Brothers-Seven Arts motion picture makes her American film debut as
musical starring Fred Astaire, his daughter, while Steele portrays
Petula Clark and Tommy Steele, the leprechaun-becoming-a-man.
will have its Michigan premiere
Co-starring roles in . "Finian's
Oct. 16 at the Americana Theater, Rainbow" are played by Keenan
it was announced by Nicholas Wynn, Don Francks and M Free-
George, owner.
man, Jr.
The Technicolor-Panavision film
will be presented on a reserved-
seat basis, with 10 performances
weekly and extra showings during
AND HER GYPSIES
holiday weeks.
Astaire plays the title role of the
Authentically Gypsy
Elegantly Unique
lovable rogue who swipes a lepre-
WHEN 14 YEARS OLD, Jerry chaun's gold to transplant it in the
474-7638
Gurwin saved up $20 from his
earnings as a Detroit Times car-
rier . . . He took the money and Art Show Readied
bought a 1924 Chevrolet from a
3. J. CLARKE STUDIO
junk yard, tinkered, repaired, got by Labor Zionists
Portraiture of Distinction
The
League
for
Labor
Israel
will
For Your Weddings
it running and sold the car for $50
hold
its
third
annual
art
show
and
Formals - Condids - Direct Color
. . . And so started Jerry's sideline
of bringing old cars back to life sale Sept. 14 and 15 at the Labor
3223 W. McNichols
again . . . After Wilbur Wright Zionist Institute, Morris Lifshay,
Nr. Muirlond
High and the Armed Forces, Jerry chairman of the Labor Zionist
Call 341-4141
went into the automotive collision Council of Detroit, announces.
Mrs.
Vicki
Goldbaum,
general
business which remains his main
bread and buttter ... However, he chairman, will be assisted by the
Merging Traffic''
is still renovating the oldies into following committees : Mrs. Irving
Accelerated
valuable properties . . . Like the Pokempner and Mrs. Sidney She-
Rock and Roll Sounds
1931 Model A Ford Coupe with vitz, artists; Mrs. Stephen Medoi,v,
Available for Parties
Bar Mitzvas, Socials, Etc.
rumble seat he restored for Jake publicity; Mrs. David Silberg,
Call
Zak—value, $2,500 . . . or Jake's sales; Gerald Greenberg, technical;
1940 Packard V-12 convertible — Mrs. Irving Greenberg, mailing;
JEFF DEMBS 356-8547
value, $7,500 . . . His latest is for and Mrs. Sol Drachler, hospitality.
Michigan
artists
will
exhibit
community-ite electrical contractor
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Hilliard Kelly's 1935 Rolls Royce their works.
i
which cost new $2,400 . . . It has
BAR MITZVAS
an all-aluminum body and has
I SWEET SIXTEENS
been completely restored by Jerry
Plan your party for your
with all the equipment as used by
friends at
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British royalty . . . Jerry and his
Now Booking -
PREMIERE
men have put in more than 2,200
man hours in bringing Kelly's
DANCE
DANCE
STUDIO
Rolls to its original royal condition
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. . . Its value today is $20,000!
and His Orchestra
OAK PARK
CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . Mrs.
We take care of all the
le
Good Music
Anne Rochlin was telling stories of
details . . . Food, Music, etc,
for All Occasions
the time she was a little girl .. .
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8-year-old son Harold listened
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thoughtfully as she told of riding a
pony, sliding down the hay stack
and wading in the brook on her
uncle's farm .. . Finally he said
with a sigh, "I wish I had met you
THE NEW LOOK OF THE
earlier, mother."
LONGER JACKET OVER
GIVE HERMAN GOLDMAN of
Tiger Publications a break ... He's
THE
WIDE LEG PANT
got a million friends now that the
Detroit Tigers are winning the
American League pennant ... But
Herman can't get World Series tick-
ets any better than the fan on the
street . . . If he could, Herman
would make a fortune.
A FUSSY LITTLE woman had
driven grocery man Morris Felsen-
feld nearly frantic helping her fig-
ure out her grocery list for the
week-end and finishing what she
wanted during the busiest time of
the day ... At last he managed to
satisfy her . . . "Do you know, Mr.
Felsenfeld," sighed the shopper in
relief, "when I came into your
store I had a dreadful headache.
I've lost it now." "It isn't lost,"
said Morris "I have it."
FOR SOME TIME, Martha and
Art Kravetz had been looking for a
PANTSUIT . . . AT 90.
misplaced antique bottle opener
given to them while in Europe two
years ago . . . They hid it so well
from the kids that even they
couldn't find it . . . Last week,
during the torrential rain, their
basement in Southfield flooded .. .
Art went down to see what he
could do and shortly after came
running up the stairs soaking wet
and yelling,"Hey, Martha, look—I
found the bottle opener!"
SAM GELLER TELLS SAM
WILSON the definition of a new
science . . . "psycho-ceramics".. .
the study of crackpots.
JOCELYN
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`Petulia' Premieres
"Petulia," starring Julie Christie
and George C. Scott, is having its
Detroit premiere at the Allen Park,
Punch and Judy, Studio New Cen-
ter, Terrace and Towne theaters.
Co-starred are Richard Chamber-
lain, Shirley Knight and Kathleen
Widdoes.
Based on John Haase's best-
selling novel, "Me and the Arch
Kook Petulia," with adaptation by
Keep your face to the sunshine, Barbara Turner, the drama was
filmed in Technicolor on location
and you cannot see the shadow.
in San Francisco.
—Helen Keller
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Twelve Sar-
dinian farmers spent a week here
as guests of the ministry of agri-
culture. The visit was arranged
with the cooperation of the Italian
Ministry of Agriculture. They will
tour cooperative settlements to ob-
serve Israeli methods of culti-
vating citrus fruits and vegetables.
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