Sci nti I lati ng
Pol iticia n

By RABBI SAMUEL SILVER

(A Seven Arta Feature)

Joseph Lieberman, of New
Ha yen, Conn. a scintillating
speaker, astonished Connecticut by
breasting a Republican tide and
being elected to the state legis-
lature on the Democratic ticket. To
get the nomination he defeated
the speaker of the state senate in
a primary.
Joe Lieberman is already a
' veteran politico. He did service
the office of Senator Ribicoff,
and wrote a biography of James
Bailey as chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
Utterly captivating and pos-
sessed of a chemical personality,
Lieberman is the nephew of an
Orthodox rabbi, Joseph Ehren-
krantz, of Stamford, Coca, and
very comfortable and knowledgable
ble in Judaism.
The biggest vote getter in recent
New York history is Arthur Levitt,
who has bucked the Republican
sweeps again and again in New
York State to become its comp-
troller.
In the last election there were
victories for such Jews as Milton
Shapp, the new governor of Penn-
sylvania, and the re-election of
Morton Mandel and Frank Licht
as governors of Maryland and
Rhode Island.

J WV

JWVA's Yule Spirit

Jewish War Veterans Ladies'
Auxiliary played Santa Claus on
Christmas, serving dinner all day
at the Detroit USO.
The party is a tradition with the
ladies of the Jewish War Veterans,
who serve at boll ay time so that
Christian bostesse can spend the
day with their families. Mrs.
David Siegel and Mrs. Samuel
Sharkey handled all arrangements.
including dinner and gifts. Mrs.
Harry Friedman, president, cited
Mrs. Mary Love and Mrs. Dorothy
Goldberg for their support of the
project.
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BLOCH ROSE AUXILIARY will
hold a Hanuka party 8 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Betty Katzman,
15211 Joan, Oak Park.

MANDELL L. BERMAN, execu-
tive vice president of Bert L.
Smolder & Co. and president of
Dreyfus Development Co., has
been elected president of Builders
Association of Metropolitan De-
troit.

THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
Fart, Detalbar 25, 1970-27

People
Make News

HERMANN YABLOKOFF, vet-
eran Yiddish actor, is one of the
recipients of the annual Tzvi Kes-
sell Literary Awards in Mexico
City, it was announced by a spokes-
man for the culture committee of
the Jewish Central Committee.
Yablokoff shares the first prize of
$1,000 with poet JOSEPH RUBIN-
STEIN. Two Israeli writers, poet
ABRAHAM BROIDES and CHEIN
SHIMONC, were named second
prize winners, each awarded $250.
Yablokoff was cited for his 1,500-
page two-volume literary work
"Around the World With Yiddish
Theater" published in 1969 in New
York by Yiddish Theatrical Pro-
ductions, Inc. He is president of
the Hebrew Actors Union in New
York City.
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Rabbi HAROLD H. GORDON,
executive vice president of the
New York Board of Rabbis, was
honored by the board for his 25
years of service as executive vice
president, in connection with the
board's observance of its own 90th
anniversary. Mayor John V. Lind-
say presented Rabbi Gordon with
a citation on behalf of the city of
New York for "distinguished and
exceptional service," and Gover-
nor Nelson A. Rockefeller spoke
of his "dedication to all of human-
ity. ,,
• • •
NORMAN BERKOWITZ, assist-
andt state superintendent of pub-
lic instruction for management and
program content, has been appoint-
ed deputy secretary of state by
Secretary of State-elect Richard
Austin.

Teacher Strike Ends;
Lydda Workers on Job

'The Other Germans'
Published by Putnam

During seven weeks in 1967-1988
the Swedish journalist Hans Axel
Holm visited the East German
village of Neustadt-Glewe. There
he interviewed more than 100 of
the 6,700 inhabitants. From these
interviews he created "The Other
Germans: A Report from an East
German Town" which is the first
lifelike and nonpartisan account
of East Germany today.
Although many of the villagers
are powerfully influenced by their
past, they are still committed to
their new life; many feared sur-
veillance while being interviewed
and yet they spoke freely; many
envied the wealth of West Ger-
many but felt contempt for their
,capitalist neighbor. Holm makes
no judgments: be is neither pro
nor anti-Communist.
The book has been published by
Putnam.

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JERUSALEM (JTA)--The high
school teachers union and the min--
istry of education have reached an
agreement ending a six week-old
teachers strike.
The agreement involved the ap-
pointment of a committee to study
teachers' grievances and a promise
not to penalize the teachers for
their walkout. Students will have
to make up the days lost out of
their winter holiday time.
A threatened strike of airport
administrative workers and flight
control officers was called off
shortly before it was scheduled to
begin Dec. 15. ,But Lydda -Airport
was deserted. Mbst flights sched-
uled took off the night before to
avoid being grounded, among them
the flight carrying Foreign Minis-
ter Abba Eban to London.

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