Sisterhood Day and Yiddish Programs
Will Be Offered at Jewish Book Fair
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PHILIP STERN
CMAYKLE ASH
nook Fair will again have a
Yidcresla 'Theater evening 8:15 p.m.
Nov. 14 s the Aaron DeRoy Thea-
ter at the Jewish Center.
Co-spamared by the Yiddish
Committee of the Jewish Center,
of which Mrs. Morris Friedman
is chairman'. Chayele Ash and her
entire cast will
appear in ex-
cerpts from clas-
sical Yiddish
productions, in
addities to pre-
senting a new
repertoire ed u-
sic and msg.
An adatiosal
member to the
group is young
Ayona Rh. who Miss Rix
sings and plays the guitar.
Tickets are on sale at the Jew-
ish Center.
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The Yiddish Committee will co-
sponsor a program featuring
Moshe Stedman, lecturing in
Yiddish as "WM Years of Yiddish
Press and its
Relevance to the .
Present", Nov. 8.
A Yiddish
rowspaperman,
Starkmaa is a
bibliographer, es-
sayist and author
of monographs
dealing with the
history of Yd
dish aod Hebrew
literature awl of Markman
Yiddish and Hebrew press.
He is preoldent of the Yiddish
Pen Cannier Mudd Union of the
Yiddish Porto, Essayists and
Novelists.
The polthe is invited_
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JOEL POMERANTZ
Sisterhoods of Detroit and suburbs have set aside Nov. 9 to honor
Jewish Book Month and co-sponsor Sisterhood Day at the 19th annual
Jewish Book Fair.
At 10 a.m. in the Aaron DeRoy Theater, Philip M. Stern, author
of "The Oppenheimer Case," will speak on "Security—?"
Stern, a grandson of Julius $>
Rosenwald, co-founder of Sears graphy, his first published book,
Roebuck, has lived in Washington, tells the story of the poor immi-
D.C., most of his life and was on grant girl who built a hotel-castle
the campaign staffs of leading in the Catskills and became one of
political aspirants. His service the world's most renowned host-
experience with Sen. Paul H. esses.
Douglas of Illinois led to the writ-
For information, call the Center,
ing of his first book, "The Great 341-4200, ext. 292.
Treasury Raid", which was a best
seller in 1964.
He is also the author of "The
Shame of a Nation", a text-and-
pictures book on American pov-
erty. With his wife, he co-authored
"0, Say Can You See", a pictorial
book about Washington, D.C. He
has contributed many articles for
Harper's, the New York Times
Magazine and the New Republic.
The sisterhoods will host a
luncheon at noon in Shiffman
Hall. Required reservations are
payable at the Jewish Center.
Joel Pomerantz, author of "Jen-
nie and the Story of Grossinger's",
will speak after lunch on "How
to Be Successful and Famous With-
out Ever Intending It". Pomerantz
is a veteran advertising and public
relations executive who has been
a public relations consultant to
the Grossinger Hotel for many
years.
The Jennie Grossinger bio-
World Jewry Will Raise
Billion in 1971—Dultzin
NEW YORK (JTA)—Leon Dult-
zin, a former Israeli cabinet min-
ister, predicted here that world
Jewry will raise $1,000,000,000 for
Israel in 1971 through philanthro-
pic contributions and purchases of
Israel bonds.
Dultzin will shortly re-assume
the post of Jewish Agency treasur-
er which he relinquished last year
after entering Premier Golds
Meir's coalition cabinet as a min-
ister-without-portfolio representing
the Cabal faction.
He made his prediction following
a two-week American tour •that
took him to nine major Jewish
communities. He returned to Israel
following a meeting with Cana-
dian Jewish leaders in Montreal.
Dultzin said, "Everywhere I
went there was an enthusiastic
acceptance of quotas double or
more the amounts raised in 1970.
I am confident that the United Ap-
peal in the U.S. will raise the $400,-
000,000 that It has accepted as its
goal for 1971."
Dultzin left the cabinet when
Gahal quit the government last
July in protest against Israel's
acceptance of the Suez cease fire
and the American peace initiative
In the Middle East.
Debt to the Press
To the press alone, checkered
as it is with abuses, the world is
indebted for all the triumphs which
have been obtained by reason and
humanity over error and oppres-
sion.—James Madison.
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