a new feature "The Way We Live," in connection with preparations for the 24th Congress of the Commu- The new-look paper carries many nist Party of the Soviet Union, photographs and drawings. It prints and other features, too. a contribution "In the Land of the Amur Area" by Mikhail Abelman, MUSIC BY deputy of the USSR Supreme Sov- iet. Pyotr Kudish, first secretary of the Regional Konsomol Commit- AND HIS ORCHESTRA tee, describes what is being done by the youth In town and country- LI 1-2563 side. The newspaper has launched IRE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Se—Friday, Octaber-16, 1970 U.S.S.R. Reports Birobidzhan Paper Enlarged Cathy Lifton to IVed Marc Dobrowitsky Expansion of the Birobichhan and work and interesting informs- Yiddish newspaper was reported Linn. this week to The Detroit Jewish "It is our intention to describe News by the Soviet Embassy In in more detail and with greater Washington. The USSR Embassy depth the everyday life, successes has sent The Jewish News the fol- and 'concerns -of our countrymen, lowing report from Birobidzhan the culture and welfare of the signed by Yevgen1 Bagaenko, working people of the Jewish Au- Novosti Press Agency correspon- tnnomous Region," Naum Korch- dent for the Khabarovsk Territory: minsky, editor in chief of the On Oct. 2 subscribers received naper, told this Novosti Press the newspaper Birobljanen Stern, Agency correspondent. "But we which is published in Yiddish in will also willingly print articles and the Jewish Autonomous Region, feature stories, information and considerably increased in size. The letters about the life of Jewish paper will now appear three in- people in the Ukraine, Central Asia stead of two times a week in and in other parts of the Soviet Pravda format, on four pages. Union. We intend to develop friend- Beginning on Jan. •, 1971 the ship between all peoples based on newspaper will come out five times the principles of the Leninist na- a week. Subscriptions to it may tionalities policy. We will explain be taken out in any part of the to people the peace-loving foreign policy of the Soviet Union, a state Soviet Union. of working people." MISS CATHY L/FTON At a recent engagement party in their home, Dr. and Mrs. Herman Litton of Melrose Ave.. Southfield, announced the engagement of their daughter Cathy Joy to Marc Allen Dobrowitsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Dotirowitsky of Victoria Ave., Huntington Woods. The bride-elect is a junior in the college of education at Eastern Michigan University. Her fiance is a tenor in the business school at University of Michigan. A June wedding is planned. Young reporters and printing workers have joined the staff of journalists who include Brosi Miller, member of the Soviet Writers' Union, the well-known Jewish poet Isaak Bronfman, the veteran journalist Naum Fridman and others. The staff of the edi- torial office has been tripled and new departments have been set up. The editorial board addresses itself to the population of the Jew- ish Autonomous Region and also to people in other territories and re- gions of the Soviet Union, offering its columns to their letters, thoughts, stories about their life took issue with the "let it wait at- titude" of the legislature regard- ing taxes. He said that, "The prop- erty tax is an oppressive tax, we need tax reform and we need it quickly." Blood Station to Serve Southeastern Michigan A new Red Cross blood donor station opened Thursday at 3010 Coolidge, Berkley. It is expected to supplement boodmobiles in meeting increasing blood needs of the southeastern Michigan area. Those In good health, between age 18 and 88, are eligible to donate blood. Hours are Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 1-8 p.m.; Tuesday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 0 1-rsi'A ztvt:,* .4! kosbeni j="4` FRANKFURTERS All Brand New Merchandise! I Newest Styles a Colors Harry Thomas 15200 W. 7 Mils Rd. nn PURE BEEF ■ (A ) !T2() kA , HJ2:'!2 Kashruth Supervision by prominent Orthodox Rabbi; Rabbi Ben Zion Rosenthal Daily to s p.m:, Sunday 11 to 4 and two steady Mashgichim u.u.suctuamiud SAVE 25% ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WILNO KOSHER STERLING SILVER NORTHWOOD JEWELRY :H.... c:= SALAMI • FRANKFURTERS • CORNED BEEF . BOLOGNA Distributed in Detroit and Michigan by: 2602 N. Woodward LI 9-1885 4 JULIUS POLLAK, 14558 Wyoming, Detroit Tel.: 931-0300 RETAIN JUDGE ROBERT J. DANHOF People Make News HENRY B. BECHEK has been named manager of the Lane Bry- ant store in Eastland Center, it was announced by Harry Bene- wick, general manager of the com- pany's Detroit and area stores. He succeeds Larry Grant, who is now manager of the Lane Bryant store at the Northland Center in Detroit. • • • DR. JOSEPH KAMINETSKY, day school educator, will be hon- ored at the 27th annual dinner of Torah Umesorah, National Society for Hebrew Day Schools, Nov. 15, at the New York Hilton Hotel. Tri- bute will be paid to Dr. Kaminet- sky by the day school community throughout North America on the occasion of his 25th anniversary as national director of Torah Ume- sorah. • • • WIN SCHULER is the new pres- ident of the Greater Michigan Foundation, which sponsors the i traditional Michigan Week observ- ance and other activities promoting Michigan. The foundation board of governors elected the well-known restaurateur during its annual meeting at Schuler's in Jackson. . • • LEONARD P. BARUCH, Demo- cratic candidate for state repre- sentative from the 64th District, addressing a meeting sponsored by the American Association of Uni- versity Women, stated that "the lack , of foresight on the part of many legislators" is the reason that public schools are "constantly facing a crisis." At a Homeowners Civic Association meeting, he also SAM BARNEIT We the undersigned, members of the legal profession, and the public in general, strongly indorse the retention of Judge Robert J. Danhof to the Michigan Court of Appeals. During these past two years of difficult law enforcement, Judge Robert J. Danhof has consistently demonstrated his ability to properly apply the law to all cases which come before him and to make the concept of justice a viable reality. We urge his retention to the Michigan Court of Appeals , so that he may continue to serve the public as an outstanding jurist. t IRWIN I. COHN ABBA 1. FRIEDMAN Attorney at Law Attorney at Law AVERN L COHN Attorney at Law JASON L HONIGMAN Attorney at Law _ BURTON R. SHIFMAN CHARLES H. GABE Attorney at Law MAX M. FISHER EDWARD SOSNICK Attorney at Law Attorney at Law JOHN I. (JACK) BAIN STANLEY W. KURZMAN Attorney at Law Attorney at Law RUDY LEITMAN DAVID R. BERENT D.D.S. BRUCE T. LEITMAN DANIEL S. COOPER Attorney at Law MILTON L ROBERTS ART HOWARD MILTON HOWARD SAM D. JACOBS RAYMOND JACOBS DAVID-LEBENBOM MRS. PATRICIA LEVIN Attorney at Law THOMAS G. PLUNKETT Prosecuting Attorney — Oakland County STEWART A. NEWBLATT • Attorney at Law EXPERIENCE: • • • • • Graduate of University of Michigan Law School. United States Attorney for Western District of Michigan. Delegate to Michigan Constitutional Conven- tion. Chairman of the Committee on Judicial Branch. Legal Advisor to Governor of Michigan for 5 years. • Judge of the Michigan Court of Appeals. • Member of the State Bar of Michigan. • Member of the American Bar Associition. • Member of the Federal Bar Association. • Member of the Ingham County Bar Associa- tion. • Member of the Michigan Judges Association. - - RETURN JUDGE ROBERT J. DANHOF TO THE MICHIGAN COURT OF APPEALS