Mrs. Romney Warns Against Birch
Views, Backs Planes for Israel
Mrs. George Romney, candidate
for the Republican nomination for
the U.S. Senate,
this week ex-
pressed concern
over possible re-
actionary moti-
vations among
Michigan voters.
At a visit at
the office of The
Jewish News on
Monday, Lenore
Romney said she
imagine
. "can't
Mrs. Romney people going back
on social and human rights and
principles," and urged that any
evidence of Birchers' intrusions in
political campaigns should be re-
jected by the voters.
Mrs. Romney applauded Presi-
dent Nixon's strong statement in
Israel's behalf last week and
said she is pursuing a long-
established family friendship for
Israel. She declared her urgent
desire to see Israel protected and
urged that planes be provided
Israelis immediately for their
defense.
Webb Candidate
for Wayne Board
Stanley M. Webb, who is active
in the labor movement and is an
intergroup relations specialist, has
announced his candidacy for the
Wayne County Board of Commis-
sioners, District 10 (Highland
Park).
I n numerous
communal ef-
forts in Detroit,
Webb has asso-
ciated with the
late Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler, and in
recent years has
work ed closely
with 'Walter
Klein, Stanley J.
Winkelman, Rab-
bi Leon Fram Webb
and representatives of the Bnai
Brith ADL. As associate director
of the Citizens Committee for
Equal Opportunity, he worked
closely with leading communal
figures of all faiths and races.
Webb, who is presently associ-
ated with the Detroit Public Schools
in the field of intergroup relations,
holds a masters degree in guid-
ance counseling from Eastern
Michigan University. He is on the
executive board of the University
of Michigan urban program in
education and is on the drug abuse
committee of the Detroit schools.
He is former deputy sheriff of
the Wayne County Juvenile Court
and was community relations con-
sultant to the Community Rela-
tions Service of the U.S. Justice
Department.
Cooper Co-Sponsors Bill
to Congress for Jet Sale
State Rep. Daniel S. Cooper
(D-69th District) co-sponsored a
resolution which passed the House
of Representatives memorializing
Congress for the sale of jet planes
and arms to the state of Israel.
The resolution will be sent to
the president of the U.S. Senate,
speaker of the U.S. House of Rep-
resentatives and to each member
of the Michigan delegation in Con-
gress.
Cooper points out that United
States' support of Israel has now
become dilatory and reluctant at
a time when Israel is faced with
overt guerilla warfare and prob-
able full-scale hostilities.
"America's weakening of sup-
port," Cooper continued, "encour-
aged the entry of Soviet interven-
tion with unlimited war materials
to the Arab countries. America's
vacillating position with respect
to Israel's strengthening resulted,
as was predictable, in the effect
of open invitation to escalation."
Taking pride in the fact that
she has been elected an honorary
member of Hadassah, Mrs. Rom-
ney recalled the many Israeli func-
tions she attended with her hus-
band and expressed pride in the
many friendships they established
with Israeli and American Jewish
leaders.
Ralph Miller, Birmingha
Running for State Rep
Ralph Miller , 156 Lake Park,
Birmingham, recently announced
his candidacy for the 65 th State
Representative District on the
Democratic ticket
Miller is the president of Miller
Brothers Realty, a firm with rep-
resentation throughout Detroit and
the suburbs. He was formerly sec-
retary of the Wayne Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. Ilis professioinal tics
include the National Association
of Mutual Insurance Agents and
the Builders Association of Metro-
politan Detroit, and he is both a
licensed real estate broker and an
insurance agent.
Miller is past president of the
Bnai Brith Suburban Lodge, a life-
time member of the NAACP, a
member of Cong. Shaarey Zedek
and the Downtown YMCA.
Sander Levin Backed
by 4 Leading Districts
Spokesmen from four Wayne
County Democratic congressional
district organizations, representing
almost one-third of the total Demo-
cratic vote in Michigan, announced
their districts' endorsement of
State Sen. Sander Levin in the Aug.
4 primary for governor.
The four districts are the 1st
and 11th in inner city Detroit, the
17ht in Northwest Detroit and the
15th, covering several western
Wayne County and dovmriver sub-
urbs.
Business
Brevities
Francis Diegel has been named
chairman of the Michigan Chapter
of Massage and Therapy Associa-
tion's TRADE A STAMP FOR A
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others. Contact any of the mem-
bers of the organization to pick
up stamps, or contact Mary Lou
Sherman, president of the Amer-
ican Massage and Therapy Asso-
ciation, at MASLO'S HEALTH
STUDIO, 1M7-5 Linwood, 869-0267.
• • •
After many years of association
with various real estate offices in
Detroit, Ruth Leach announces the
opening of the first office of the
RUTH LEACH REALTY CO., in
the Lincoln Center Office Building,
26200 Greenfield, Oak Park, 39E-
1133 or 354-3238. Mrs. Leach said
she will dedicate herself and her
entire organization to serve with
energy, integrity and "oldfash-
ioned personal service that is so
lacking in most business trans-
actions today."
• • •
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Personal supervision is guaranteed
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Planning Cocktail Party
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Partnerless parents 25 years and
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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ
Feature: Is the fourth chapter
of "The Making of the People,"
Prof. Mark Van Doren and author
Maurice Samuel will discuss
"Going Into Sinai "
VOICE
Tine: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WCAR
Feature: "Renditions by the
Celebrated Gershon Sirota" will
be heard. Recordings of the man
and his story will be presented
by Cantor Harold Orbach. Cantor
Sirota was the first cantor to
record his voice on phonograph
records. He and his family were
murdered in the destruction of the
Warsaw Ghetto on the last day
of Passover.
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Time: 9:45 am. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: "Synagogue Music—Is
It Relevant and Does It Com-
municate?" will feature Cantor
Harold Orbach and Cantor Jacob
Barkin as moderators and a
panel for a seminar discussion
with a participating audience on
the subject of today's synagogue
music.
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IN CONTACT
Time: 10:30 p.m.
Station: WJR
Feature: Man and religion are
placed "in contact"
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Time: 6 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WABX-FM.
Feature: "Sex and Judaic
Thought" will be discussed by
members of the Michigan Associ-
ation of Jewish College Students.
Participating are Lawrence Gold-
man, Paula Goldman, Richard
Ludwig and Sheldon Weintrob, with
Rabbi M. Robert Syme of Temple
Israel.
Statecraft Head
Noteworthy WSU Press Books
About Whitman, Yeats, Bertoia
A valuable chapter has been
added to the study of the life of
Walt. Whitman in an important
volume issued by Wayne State
University Press—"Whitman as
Editor of the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle."
While it elaborates on the life
of Whitman, this volume is of spe-
cial significance to newspapermen
since it provides codes, as enunci-
ated by Whitman, and reviews ex-
periences that add to an under-
standing of developing social atti-
tudes.
The Whitman volume is by Prof.
Thomas L. Brasher of Southwest
Texas State University.
WSU Press enriches another
sphere—with the impressive work
by WSU English Professor Bernard
Levine, "The Dissolving Image—
The Spiritual-Esthetic Develop-
ment of W. B. Yeats."
Among the authorities most ex
tensively quoted is former De-
troiter Prof. Richard Ellmann. Lit-
erary students specializing in
poetry, with an inevitable interest
in Yeats, will find this book in-
valuable.
Experiments and techniques of
an eminent sculptor are described
in a large volume issued by WSU
Press.
The life and works of Harry
Bertoia are dealt with in "Harry
Bertoia—Sculptor" by June Kom-
pass Nelson.
The art of the eminent sculptor
"I would caution perspective,"
Lobenthal said. "lifer is a Nazi,
he's anti-Semitic and he's a
racist. At the same time, he's
unpolitic. It's hard to take him
seriously; he has no substance,
so membership and no program."
Lobenthal said that the ADL pre-
fers not to raise the issue wtih
WXYZ at this time, rather than
get embroiled in the issue of cen-
sorship or to "dignify him (Tifer)
with a rejoinder or rebuttal.
"On the other hand, should in-
dividuals call the station and object
to its unpropitious decision to give
this sort of kook air time, that's
okay with me."
Chicago Consulate Moves
As of this month, the Consulate
General of Israel, in the Midwest,
is occupying new quarters at 111 E.
Wacker, Chicago 60601, 644-4140 .
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Patrick Tiler, leader of the neo-
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Among the slogans he espoused
during the half-hour show was "the
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with the Statecraft position calling
for the confiscation of Jewish
property, as well as that of liberals
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The Anti-Defamation League of
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according to ADL Director Richard
Lobenthal has received several
calls from irate viewers.
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