Mischa Kottler
on Center Agenda
Meadow Brook Ready
for Its Summer Season
N.J. Legislators Urged
to Reject Prayer Bill
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
The executive committee for NEWARK (JTA) — An ad hoc ,
Oakland University's Meadow committee on church and state has
Liners and display classified ads accepted from
Brook Festival has scheduled July appealed to New Jersey State sena-
3 as opening date for the Detroit tors to reject a bill approved by
responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to
Symphony Orchestra. the assembly which would require
2 p.m. Wednesday. For rates and information .. .
The Detroit orchestra is sched• all public school pupils in the state
uled for 34 performances in eight to take part in a daily period of
weeks. In addition, for a festival silent prayer.
The committee also informed ,
first, the New York Philharmonic
has been engaged for four per- Gov. Richard Hughes of its strong
formances in an added ninth week. opposition to the measure, which
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'Right
You
Are'
at
Center
UN 3-5731. •
Center Theater will repeat its . law would create a serious conflict Westmoreland near 8. KE. 7-8089.
IN Southfield apartment for
Right for many public school pupils who, FURNISHED ibig room for rent for ROOM Call
358-0287.
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single.
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The production is ditd
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ea ures June
u
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are the re- NICE
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little. Seamus O'Brian and Joyce Jewish Committee, Anti-Defama- moNrce VISTA between 7-Outer Drive.
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lion League of Bnai Brith, and room, sitting room, private bathroom in
Room with kitchen privileges or
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e-
adult home for refined m
2 or 3 room furnished apart-
American Jewish Congress. John lovely person.
Bloomfield Hills, will benefit from
341-7699 evenings, week-
merit. Close to corner of Cocl-
Boor Industries. Ltd., Israel's Kaufman is chairman of the ad aged
a theater party for "You're a Good
ends.
and 9 Mile. Retired men
Man, Charlie Brown" 7:30 p.m. largest industrial network, will) hoc unit and Meyer Fine is secre- ,
-M7.Black-
m FOR employed Person.
of Swedish descent.
May 18 at Fisher Theater. For form a subsidiary company for the tary. In a separate statement, I s stone
p3e4r2s
Manor-
noRr.
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Joint
operation
of
tour
of
its
me
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auspices
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learning was passed by the New
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"A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS"
Carpeted and draped, stove and refrigerator, garbage dispose!, oir
York State Assembly by an 88-43
11:15, 3:04, 6:05, 4:10
conditioning, swimming pool. All utilities except elec. 1 yr. lease.
1. 1 45 Mi.
vote.
BLOOMFIELD W'ward 2 blksi;4
"A FEW DOLLARS MORE"
From $160 per mo.
It
will
now
go
to
Gov.
Nelson
A.
8:32
WINNER
OF
6
ACADEMY
AWARDS
12:54, 4:43,
incl. BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR Rockefeller though it is not cer
(Children under school age O.K.)
Wed. Ladies Day 75c
"OLIVER" (G)
tain whether he will sign or veto
MATINEES WED., SAT. A SUN., 2 P.M.
MANAGER KE 8-2530
it. The bill was supported mainly
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FOX
by Republicans and opposed main-
EVES. SUN. 7 P.M.
(Closed Wednesday)
4TH AND FINAL WEEK ENDS TUES
All seats reserved.
ly
by
Democrats.
Opponents
said
Behind bars without men
Box office open WED., SAT., SUN. 14.
the measure was in violation of the
Balance of week, 4-9.
"99 WOMEN"
PLUS Joan Crawford In
state constitution. Supporters of the,
M oiller Road
W. Warre 51 1 104
Herman Cohen's
bill said that under the program,
CAMELOT
"BERSERK"
Rock Hudson - Claudia Cardinale in
state funds could not be used to
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pITY OF SMITH ROL D
"A FINE PAIR"
teach religious subjects.
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"HOW SWEET IT is"
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the state comissioner of education
and
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ACADEMY AWARD WINNER,
• Swimming pool
from ordering the bussing of stu-
• G. E. cent. air conditioning
Michael Pollard In
MAIN, ROYAL OAK
4 1-0111soMile dents to correct racial inbalance
CAMBRIDGE AT GREENFIELD ROAD
"HANNIBAL BROOKS"
Gina Lolabrigida in
in
public
schools.
Several
Jewish
11:05, 2:45, 6:30, 10:10
(1 blk. N. of Eleven Mi. Rd.)
"BUONA SERA MRS. CAMPBELL"
organizations active in civil rights
Cornell Wilde in
PLUS
A CHARFOOS DEVELOPMENT
had urged the governor to veto the
"BEACH RED"
PHYLLIS DILLER in
12:50, 4:30, 111:15
OFFICE 352 - 0444 — MGR. 358-1858
measure.
"8 ON A LAM"
Ladies' Day, Wed. 75c
ti
Pianist Mischa Kottler will solo
in the sixth and final concert of the
Center Symphony Orchestra sea-
son, under the direction of Julius
ajes, 8:30 p.m.
esday in Dc-
y Auditorium.
Kottler will play
hopin's E Minor
concerto.
Born in Kiev.
•suRussia, Kottler
egan his music
tudies at the Irn-
e ria 1 Conserva
ory of Kiev and
ntinued them in
aris and Vienna
e has served as
usic director of
tation WWJ and
has performed in
Kohler
many recitals and broadcasts.
Hugo Kauder's Prelude, Passa-
caglia and Fugue in D for strings
and Mozart's Symphony No. 40
also are listed on the program.
Tickets are available at the Cen-
ter's cashier.
CALL VErmont 8-9364
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Witt 1969-39
-
United Steel Workers
Buys $500,000 in Bonds
PITTSBURGH (JTA)—The Unit-
ed Steel Workers of America has
purchased $500,000 in State of Is-
rael Bonds. The purchase was an-
nounced at a dinner here address-
ed by Secretary of Labor George
P. Shultz.
The occasion was a tribute to
Walter J. Burke, treasurer of the
Steel Workers Union. Burke de-
clared that the union's participa-
tion in the economic develop-
ment of Israel through the pur-
chase of bonds was "a demon-
stration not only of our friend-
ship for Israel but our deep con-
cern and interest in providing
Israel with the economic strength
to achieve a just and lasting
peace."
Secretary Shultz and I. W. Abel,
international president of the Steel
Workers, spoke of the long-stand-
ing cooperation of American labor
in the building of Israel. Jacob S.
Potofsky, president of the Amal-
gamated Clothing Workers Union,
said the people of Israel gave the
world an example of pioneering
achievement in building a demo-
cracy.
Three of America's billion-dollar
industrial corporations and 18 of
its 100-million-dollar businesses are
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