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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14--Fridei, Dec. 15, 1972
U. S.-Made
Wonders in
New Book
Interested in the Taj Mahal
in Milwaukee? Maybe the
Mesa, Ariz., version of the
Temple of King Herod? Or
the Leaning Tower of Niles,
Ill.?
Sheldon S. Brown, of Gard-
ner St., Oak Park, uses 400
photos and extensive text in
the 384 pages of his newly
released book, "Remade in
America," to describe in de-
tail America's realistic re-
productions of the famous
and not so well-known land-
marks in more than 30 coun-
tries. His presentation is ele-
gantly bound and the size
of an art book.
The local writer-photog-
rapher (his works have ap-
peared in national magazines
for more than 12 years) said
he feels his book appeals
especially to students of
America's heritage, lovers of
nostalgia, travelers — active
and armchair — students of
U. S.-world architecture, his-
tory devotees, photography
addicts, connoisseurs of pain-
staking landscape design and
anyone seeking to under-
stand foreign cultures.
"Remade in America" can
he ordered by sending 820.80
(includes sales tax and post-
age) to Old Time Bottle
Publishing Co., P. 0. Box
3811, Oak Park 48237.
Institute on Jewish
Communities Set
by AJCommittee
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (JTA)
—A new institute devoted to
the study and reporting of
Jewish communities around
the world soon will begin op-
eration under the aegis of the
American Jewish Committee.
The announcement w a
made by Bertram H. Gold,
executive vice president, at
the closing session of the an-
nual meeting of the top pol-
icy-moking national executive
council.
The Morris and Adele Ber-
green Institute for Foreign
Studies and Publications will
conduct a program of re-
search, publications, a n d
seminars and serve as a ga-
thering point where scholars
and professionals can work
together to establish a long-
range planning center in
world Jewish affairs, Gold
said.
The instiute has been es-
tablished under a grant from
Mr. and Mrs. Bergreen, New
York corporate attorneys ac-
tively involved in leadership
of the AJCommltlee for
many years.
The first project of the Ber-
green Institute, which will be
administered by the AJC for-
eign affairs department, un-
der the direction of Dr. Sey-
mour P. Lachman, will be
the publication of a new quar-
terly magazine dealing with
Jewish interests abroad, Gold
stated.
The B e r g r e e n Institute
plans to initiate socio-econom-
ic studies of the Jewish com-
munities in Mexico, Central
America and South America.
Perhaps the saddest thing
to admit is that those who
rejected the Cross have to
carry it, while those who wel-
comed it are so often en-
gaged in crucifying others.
—Nicholas Berdyaev.
at WALKER'S
if you wait around
for the tailor, you'll
wait a long time
And for good reason. We don't have a
tailor. And why should we have a tailor
. . . when we don't make alterations. We
don't deliver either . . . and
we don't have fancy dis-
plays . . . and we don't ac-
cept credit cards . . . and,
most emphatically, we
don't extend credit to
anyone. The truth is,
when it comes to
■■•■
services, we don't
have any ... and
the reason we
don't have any
is to save our-
selves money .. .
lots of money.
••••
Is that any way to attract
a customer! Does a man
want to go to all the
trouble of taking home
his own purchases ... of
chasing around town
looking for a tailor to
make alterations . . . of
having to pay cash on
the spot for everything
he buys? Does a customer
care that we save money!
Believe us, the customer does
care. It's easy to figure out.
He knows that before we can
save him money we have to
save money too. He knows
that he has to give up some-
thing to get something.
You Get The Most For
Your Clothing Dollar At
It's the new way to buy men's
clothing! What the customer
gives up are a few non-essen-
tial services which have nothing
to do with the quality of
h is clothing. What he
gets is a huge selection
of the very newest
nationally-adver-
tised knit suits,
slacks, and sport
coats (sometimes
the labels are re-
moved) at a small whole-
sale-type markup. It's the new
way to buy which
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cuts the cost
of nationally-
advertised
suits, coats,
slacks, and
sport coats
40%
and
more!
WALKER'S
where you don't pay
OPEN DAILY 9:30 TO 9; SUNDAY 11 TO 5 UNTIL DECEMBER 25
27319 SOUTHFIELD RD., LATHRUP VILLAGE
2 blocks north of 11 Mile Rd. • Telophono 356-2228
for frills you can't wear