18—Friday, Febrvery 19, 1971

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Sen. Muskie at Weizmann Institute

Marcel Prous Vast Library
Writirigs Is ued as Paperbacks

OPEN
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HARRY
THOMAS

The appearance of the Proust
A vast library of the works of
Marcel Proust has just been issued works in paperback contributes
as Vintage Books by Random toward creating a revived interest
in the eminent novelist.
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Six of these paperbacks have
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been published, and all are in
Michigan ranks fifth or higher
Open Daily oss to II
translations from the French by in production of more than 20
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C. K. Scott Moncrieff.
major food crops, although rank-
"The Captive," "The Guerman- ing only 22nd in land area.
tes Way." "Within a Budding
Grove," "The Sweet Cheat Gone,"
"Cities of the Plain" and "Swann's
Way" are the paperbacked novels
by the eminent French author.
Personal sondes that
Proust (1871-1922) gained fame
counts.
In the literary world on a par with
Flaubert and Balzac, Andre Maur-
BIG discinutts on all
ois states in a biographical sketch
1970 models.
Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine was a luncheon guest at the
of the French writer in the Uni-
Welzmann Institute of Science during his recent visit to Israel. Ad-
versal Jewish Encyclopedia.
dressing the luncheon is the institute's president, Dr. Albert B. Sabin.
Order ANY
His mother was a Jewess, whose
Looking on are (from left) U.S. Ambassador to Israel Walworth Bar-
MAKE 1971
maiden name was Weill. Maurois
bour, Mrs. Muskie, Sen. Muskie and Abraham Feinberg, president,
states in his biography of Proust
American Committee for Welzmann Institute of Science.
HARRY ABRAM
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the asthma which manifested itself
during his childhood and was to
invalid him for life made the inten-
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sity of their relationship greater."
The Maurois analysis of Proust's
CINCINNATI — Abba Hillel Sit- Century America. Copies of all the
ver (1893-1963), considered one of posters are available free to syna- life and works is exceedingly in-
teresting.
the greatest leaders in the annals gogues and institutions.
of American and world Jewry, has
been memorialized by the Ameri-
can Jewish Archives with a two-
color poster recalling his service
to Zionism.
The Archives poster, designed by
Cincinnatian Law-
rence Zink, shows
the Cleveland
rabbi at a clim-
actic moment in
his career and lir
Zionist history: It
depicts him pre-
senting the case
for a Jewish state
before the United
Nations General
Assembly in 1947. Rabbi Silver
Rabbi Silver spoke as chairman
of the American Section of tlie.
Jewish Agency for Palestine. His
Open for business Tuesday, February 16, in all former Birmingham
presentation was instrumental in
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Bloomfield Bank locations.
convincing the United Nations that,
as he put it, "The Jewish people
With
$61
million
in
cash
assets—including
$57
million
from
the
is no less deserving than other
peoples whose freedom and in-
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation—we are standing behind every
dependence have been established
dollar on deposit in - the former Birmingham Bloomfield Bank. We are
and whose representatives now are
seated" in the General Assembly.
ainember of FDIC, and all depositors are insured up to $20,000 by FDIC. '
On Nov. 29, 1947, the United
Nations voted to partition Pales-
As residents of the-area ourselves, our immediate goal is to provide -
tine into independent Jewish and
uninterrupted banking service and maximum continuity
Arab states. The Arab state
never emerged, but in May 1948,
In order to assure this, Birmingham Bloomfield Bank depositors
a Jewish state—the state of Is-
rael—was proclaimed, and some
may continue to use 'existing checkboOks or . pa.ssbook.s. Checks.outstand- -
2,0410 years of Jewish homeless.
ing on forifie-i bink will be cleared in the normal manner ; and night
ness came to an end.
Lithuanian-born, New York rear-
deposits will be accepted.
ed Rabbi Silver had been ordained
The former bank employees will continue on the job.
in 1915 at Cincinnati's Hebrew
Union College. The American Jew-
Fidelity Bank will be a communitY-oriented bank, run along sound,.
ish Archives, housed on the He-
brew Union College campus, in-
conservative banking principles: We intend -, to he active in lending to
cludes among its holdings a vast
amount of material documenting
businesimen and homeowners in , our service area, and alert to develop
American Zionism.
new services for our customers and depositors. We'll be up-to-date in our
The poster about Rabbi Silver is
the 13th poster issued by the
methods, but Old-fashioned in our principles.
Archives since 1960. The others
deal with Jews in the Civil War,
We are gra-t-eful fdr the privilege of serving our community. We look
Jewish immigrants from Eastern
forward to doing business as usual with current customers and depositors
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