32—Friday, April 21, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

4.1a tstei va 'Irani 11• Sc heti az led
In s titute
11f,
416 hulena .11ei•ltena

tribute to .facob (ilalstein
A
1 iddisn poet. critic.
1895-1971
C- 0111•11r11,1.
and
essasist.
mnclist
re.,ritc-I by t he Sholem
1 it-tmite 8 30 p
leicne
t; at It, :.;,!1 ■ tr z.t ■ att,t Institut,
1;1 he Sch.,.•.)
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hicago.
and co r-
.O1
Chat stein . . wars_..
I „at-teen 0 a, a columnist
Nlorning .Journal and
Keinfer e iitor of "Fol'..
-lea isih Con-
of the
iif the Yiddish
cid. of public
\ inerican •Je.sish
nil .less:..,

Ile w rote 12 hooks of poetry,
three n (sets and Ilse colonies of
...sass, all in Yiddish. Ilis poetry
and no.els hose been translated
into UnLlish. Illeh“•w, Russian,
Spanish, French and other lan-
guages and are included in
numerous anthologies.
uthor of "11,11,-.•otrinz, at T,si

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light. •
he
include:1
among his
poetical works "Credos. - "Father's
Shadnw.” "JOY of the Yiddish
Word - cod - A Yid Lin Lublin."'
Ills collected essays in five vol-
:biles reflected a broad range of
Jewish interests and cencerns..
Meyer Waxman. author of the
five-volume "History of Jewish
Literz tire," described Glatstein's
novels as noteworthy for their
"great skill in narration and pene-
trating psychological insight into
human character." W a x m a n
writes: "The muse of Glatstein is
many-phased, for the themes he
sings about are numerous and all
of them are permeated with a
genuine Jewish spirit, saturated
with love for his people. -
The public is i n v ited at no
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Broomfield Affair
Will Be Addressed
by Rep. Derwinski

There will

be 100 candles on
the cake at a birthday breakfast':
in honor of CongresSman William
S. Broomfield 8 a.m. April 28 at
the Raleigh House.
But the Oakland County con-
gressman can claim only half of
them.
The candles will be for Mrs.
Rachel Ann Ritchie, a lifelong
Republican who will celebrate her '
100th
birthday the same day
Broomfield marks his 50th. .
Congressman Edward J. (Ed)
Derwinski ( R.-Illinois) will he the
principal speaker at the S50-a-plate
fund raiser for Broomfield, ac-
cording to Charles L. Lyle, gen-
eral chairman.
Derwinski. a U.S. delegate to
the United Nations last year. is
a seven-term congressman who
has served for many years with
Broomfield on the House Foreign
Affairs Committee.

J111. Prepares for Rally

Business
Briefs

DICK STEIN TALENT AGENCY
has been expanded to cover all
types of music and entertainment.
Stein, whose group has been play-
Mg in the Detroit area for sonic 25
years. said sonic of the other
groups he handles are Jeep Smith.
Mori Little. Orin Ross. Shelby
Lee. Moddi McCalister and Dan
Yessian. For bookings, call ;47-
_;70.
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Phil Stone. a Detroit area resi-
dent for 53 years. and connected
with several Jewelry companies
the past 30 years. has opened the
TEL-EX JEWELERS store in the
Tel - Ex Plaza. 25263 Telegraph.
Southfield. (357-0320).

OAK PARK
WATCH REPAIR

The Jewish Defense League
Michigan Chapter is organizing
local participation in a mass .1 DL
rally for Soviet Jews May 22 in
Washington. D. C.

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Participants from throughout the
country will present 1.000.000 sig-
natures to President Nixon, urging
him to speak up for Soviet Jewry
on his visit to Moscow. Ile is
scheduled to depart that day.

Transportation from Detroit will
b e pros idea the evening of May
21. For information. call the J.DL.
547-2(163

LOUIS SEGEL, former operat-
ing manager of the Wonderland
Center in Livonia. has assumed
the position of commercial prop-
erty
manager.
Shopping Center
Division, for Sd'HOS"FAK BROTH-
ERS' and (d)., INC_ Southfield
In June, Segel was elected ores-
ident of the 25-chapter Metropo-
titan Detroit Bnai Brith Council.
Ile is a member of Cong. Beth
Achim.

Federation to Stabilize
Cleveland Community

CLEVELAND (JTA
pro-
gram aimed at stabilizing the
Jewish community of Cleveland
Heights, which includes funds to
facilitate purchases by Jewish
families of homes in the area, has
been approved by the Jewish Com-
munity Federation board.
The resolution for a community
improvement program calls for hir-
ing a full-time staff person to
work with Jewish and other in-
stitutions in the area and creation

of a special federation task force
to develop a program for the future
of the community.

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