More Jewish Leaders in History
of Hamtramck. Cited by Readers
Tobve Bindes Engaged
to II "ed Ha rvev Sa linger
Scores of calls and communica- I article about the early Hamtramck
noti., have reached The Jewish i Jewish community.
Ni-,, in comment on the recent 1 Additional names were sub-
' milted of pioneers who had estab-
lished themselves in businesses
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there.
Among the names now addition-
] ally rioted are Wisper and Wets-
man, Ira Brataer who operated
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Drawer's 5 and 10 Cent Store, and
Ben Friedman. There is no doubt
that scores of names of other
prominent
who were active
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wards the city's upbuilding still
are missing from the facts we have
gathered.
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MISS TOBVE HINDES
Mr. and Mrs. Louis I,. Bindes,
of Parklawn Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Tobye Ruth to Harvey
Salinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Man-
nel Salinger of Rockledge Ave.,
Farmington,
A December wedding is planned.
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Sinai Saluted for Concern
With Maintaining Kashrut
Committee for an Effective Con
cress and Council for a Livable
Editor, The Jewish News:
Charles Williams, chef of Sinai
Hospital, and his associates de.
serve a hearty yasher koakh for
taking so much effort to provide
exemplary service to the com-
munity and upholding the kosher
law's of the Council of Orthodox
Rabbis.
It is commendable that tho
Council of Orthodox Rabbis en-
forces a precept of the Jewish laws
with the expertise of the board of
directors of Sinai Hospital. The
latter have demonstrated willing-
ness to have harmony within the
community by assuming the addi-
tional expense and effort in main-
taining kashrut.
ABRAHAM RUDA
TheSe organizations have not
made public any particular posi-
tion regarding the Middle East,
if they have any at all, on Which
they base their selection of "lib-
eral" candidates.
DM some candidates chosen for
support have indicated the policy
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did aces
Editor, The Jewish News.
There are a number of organiza•
tions that collect money for liberal
Relatives Together
political candidates. Contributors
Once again, a search for a miss- should be aware that some of these
ing relative, conducted through the organizations are supporting
columns of The Jewish News, has people that are very much against
brought results. Israel. These organizations are the
On April 14, we published an 1972 Campaign Fund, National
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Dr. MICHAEL JAY FREED-
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residency at Sinai Hospital Dr.. of July? If your family and friends
Freedman was graduated from tend to lose their aripetite on hot
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Catholic Students Lauded
for 'Fiddler' Production
Editor. The Jewish News:
Recently I happened to read a
story about high school students at
St. Florian High School in Ham-
tramck performing "Fiddler on the
Roof." My husband Jim and I de-
cided to see the play.
John S. Rohm. producer-director
of the play, deserved a big hand,
and what research he did. For a
moment. I thought this was an all-
Jewish cast, for I noticed that they
did Yiddish things, such as always
kissing the mezuza every time the
daughters or Tevye or Golda en-
tered and lett the room.
The whole cast was wonderful,
and the singers and dancers were
superb. Dave Uchalik. a 17-year-
old senior, was outstanding play-
ing Tevye. Sister Mary Andreen
directed the music.
Everyone dud a great jch
ESTHER RACHLEFF
Quaker Report Rears
Its Ugly Ilead Again
Despite the fact that it has been
discredited, the Quaker Report on
the Middle East comes up again
and again by supposed . "objactive"
critics of Israel's policies.
on Sunday morning. over radio
station WCAR, the Rev. Joseph
Ryan. who has been described as
an old-line anti-Zionist. used the
Quakers' "Search for I'eace in the
Middle East" as the basis for an
attack on Israel. In his "sermon. -
Rev Ryan charged the Israelis
with h mistreat ment of Christ tans
Arabs
One of many criticisms of the
American Friends Srrvice Corn
mitte report has been published
in "Truth and Peace in the
Middle Last." in which Arnold
M. soloaav ,with Edwin Weiss
and Gerald Caplan, described
the report as betraying "a pre-
determined bias, rationalized by
It.Lstorical distortion, that is harm-
ful to the cause of a just and
lasting peace . . .
search for peace in the
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Nliddle Fart, of Course, must go
forward. - Sllow ay concludes "But
the tragedy of this Quaker group's
self generated intercession is that
the search for peace will now carry
the unnecessary burden of another
false and based account of the
problem. and misguided pres•rip-
tion fur its solution. -
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Radomer to Honor Couple
Radomer Aid Society will honor
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wisotsky of
Hollywood. Fla. at a golden wed-
ding celebration. 730 p m. Tues-
day at the Workmen's Circle Cen-
ter . The evening will he highlighted
with dinner and entertainment
Nathan Wolok, president, will be
,
hairman for the evening
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