28—Friday, May 2, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Campus Violence Only Beginning,
Brandeis Prof Warns Agency Staffs
Dr. Shuman Is Next Caren S. Tamaroff Is Criterion Club to Hoof It
to Yates Cider Mill
Franklin Lecturer Fiancee of Jimmy Krit
Criterion Club for unmarried
adults will step out Sunday for a
Dr. Samuel I. Shuman, Wayne
short-distance hike at Bloomer
State University law professor,
State Park to the century-old Yates
-*** will give the fourth address in the
Cider Mill.
19th annual Leo M. Franklin
A motorcade will leave the park-
Memorial Lecture Series at WSU,
ing lot on Greenfield near the
8 p.m. Tuesday at McGregor
northwest
corner of Seven Mile
Memorial Conference Center.
Rd. at 1 p.m. Lou Jacobs will be
Theme for this year's series is
hike leader.
"Law and Disorder: The Legitima-
The hike, with guests welcome,
tion of Direct Action as an Instru-
will be followed by a buffet din-
ment of Social Policy." Dr. Shu-
ner at Alban's, Birmingham.
man will discuss "Affecting Social
Policy: And Direct Action as Free-
ZOD Annual Meeting
dom of Expression."
Dr. Shuman on May 12 also will
Scheduled Thursday
deliver the fifth and final address
The annual meeting and election
of the series. "Law, Disorder and
of officers of the Zionist Organiza-
the Universities." Preceding him
tion of Detroit will take place
in the first three lectures were
8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Zionist
former U.S. Supreme Court Justice
MISS CAREN TAMAROFF
Cultural Center.
•
Tom C. Clark. psychoanalyst Dr.
Louis Panush, president, will
Mr. and Mrs. Alex H. Tamaroff
Listening to Dr. B. Zvi Sobel, assistant professor of sociology at Ernest van den Haag and political
of Lauder Ave. announce the en- submit his annual report, and a
Brandeis University, during the 20th annual professional staff insti-
scientist Dr. Charles V. Hamilton. gagement of their daughter Caren -film, "Never to Be Denied," about
tute are (from left) Eugene Jaffe. assistant director of the Jewish
Israel since the Six-Day War, will
The Franklin Series is named
Community Center, who was chairman of the meeting; Alan Kandel for the late rabbi of Temple Beth Sue to Jimmy Krit, son of Mr. and be shown. Refreshments will be
Mrs. Samuel Krit of Chicago.
of the Jewish Welfare Federation, who served as secretary; and
served.
El in Detroit who pioneered in the
Miss Tamaroff is a graduate of
William Avrunin; executive vice president of the Jewish Welfare
For information, call the ZOD
field of improved relations among the Wayne State University College
Federation.
people of diverse creeds and races. of Education. The prospective office, 353-3830.
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Dr. Shuman, 1969 Franklin Lec- bridegroom was graduated from
The college revolt not only will
• The older generation, having ex- turer. chosen annually from the
GET IN' TUNE WITH
continue, but will become increas- perienced more, sees that all men Wayne State faculty for having the University of Illinois.
THE RIGHT TONE
The couple plans a July 27 mar-
ingly violent, with the use of guns are capable of some evil while made a special contribution in the riage.
resulting in deaths, and the closing youth sees only good or bad peo- field of human relations, is a pro-
MURRAY'S
of more universities, Dr. B. Zvi ple;
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fessor in the WSU law school and
Sobel, assistant professor of socio-1 • The ambiguity in the matter of in
the
medical
school's
psychiatry
PIANO TUNING
logy at Brandeis University, pre- authority, i.e. young adults remain- department.
dicted at the 20th annual Profes- ing in a position of tutelage long
AND
sional Staff Institute of Detroit after they have attained maturity.
Brandeis Lemberg Center
Jewish agencies at the Jewish
REPAIR
SERVICE
Dr. Sobel sees much good com-
Center.
ing from the small minority of the Backs Citizen Patrols
*
Murray 13rkman
He said he sees in his students youth who are in revolt.
WALTHAM. M a s s. — Brandeis *BIG BAND OR SMALL COMBOS
a seeming rejection of the past, a ,
"These students, who include University's Lemberg Center for
rejection of the religious and emo- the best of our young, are re- the Study of Violence has given
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tional commitments of their par- minding us that the use of power firm backing to youthful citizen ':********************** 11
ents.
in an immoral way is impermis- security patrols in black communi-
"Our society is committed to sible. Where would the peace ties in its latest publication,
rapid change, and the students re- movement, the civil rights move- "Youth Patrols: An Experiment in
WE RENT AND SELL
fleet this. The key • words of our ment and other social changes be Community Participation."
society are not `tradition,' per- if not for these youngsters?"
"The success of youth patrols—
manency.' and 'grandfather said
He continued: "They have look-
Including the New Double Breasted Tuxedo
.' The key words are 'move- ed alOociety which reveals in por- in helping to restore order, work-
ing
with civil authorities, spurring
unique-
-growth,'
ment,"change.'
ALSO FEATURING A FINE SELECTION OF
nography, from advertising on up, other local peacekeeping efforts,
ness' and 'constant flux.' " The • where we place on a pedestal phy-
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ed by new knowledge which the Street recently to view an overly experiment with security patrols,"
youth knows. Grandfather has endowed secretary, and they have according to the author, Terry Ann
little. if anything, to teach the demanded a purity of experience." Knopf, a research associate of the
Lemberg Center. She studied
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Dr. Sobel, who teaches contem-
Dr. Sobel said there are three por a ry Jewish studies and the events in 12 cities, including
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Rapids
and
Saginaw.
main reasons for the generation sociology of the Jews, was an
gap:
undergraduate at Berkeley College Strategic Studies Institute
• Adult realism—seeing the world and received his MA and PhD
as a reality to which we must ad- from the New School of Social Re_ Sees Pressure on Israel
just—vs. youthful idealism—seeing search in New York City. In 1966 - to Use 'Nuclear Option'
the world as it should be and want- 67 he was senior lecturer in
i socio-
LONDON (JTA) — The Institute
ing to find ways to change it to fit
logy at the Hebrew University in' of Strategic Studies has expressed
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the department of Jewish com- Federation, gave the concluding'
munal affairs of the American remarks following lunch. Com-
Jewish Committee; Abba I. Fried- menting on Dr. Sobel's talk, he
man, member of the community promised to use his leadership to
relations committee of the Jewish involve the youth of the com-
Community Council; and a panel munity in worthwhile projects.
of students who belong to the Jew-
Eugene Jaffe, assistant director
ish Action Committee of Wayne of the Jewish Center, was chair-
State University. These students man of this year's institute.
are Anna Betman, Allen Carroll
and Harriet Gaba.
Hemophilia Week Cited
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Governor Milliken has pro-
ETERNAL LIGHT
claimed May 12-17 as Hemophilia
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Week in Michigan.
Station: WWJ
Hemophilia is a pernicious and
Feature: "The Vine and the Fig
IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WILL BE OPEN
Tree" will dramatize the story of painful disease in which the blood
TO THE COMMUNITY FOR MOTHER'S DAY IN
Frances Perkins, secretary of la- fails to clot and in which external
bor in Franklin D. Roosevelt's ca- and internal bleeding can result in
THE BEAUTIFUL Neusbaum Social Hall of
binet and the first woman to hold crippling and in death. A large
supply of blood plasma is neces-
a cabinet post in U.S. history.
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