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Manuel Kaplan,
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New WSU Press, Dover, Other Publications

New works just issued by nate them in "Stories of the
Wayne St a t e University Hindus" by Prof. James A.
Press include: "The Literary Kirk. This Macmillan-pub-
Sign Language of German lished volume contains inter-
Romanticism," by Marianne esting texts of Hindu stories,
Thalmann; "Cognitive Per- interpretations of their wis-
ceptual Motor Dysfunction," dom, their heroes and hero-
aimed at aiding in an under- ines, their ethics and codes
stading of subgroups of of life. For students of world
handicaped children suffer- literatures this is a must.
ing from learning disabili-
ties, by Eli Z. Rubin, Jean Dover `Dolls,' Puppets'
Add to the Dover paper-
S. Braun, Gayle R. Beck and
Lela A. Llorens; "The Christ- backs two books that will en-
tian Humanism of Flannery lighten and enchant art lov-
O'Connor," by David Eggen- ers and those s e eking
schwiler; "The Wine and the information on cr e a tive
Will: Rabelais' B a c chi c skills.
They are by Max v on
Christianity," by Florence
Boehm
and they have the
M. Weinberg.
merit of research—into such
"The poet's sense of self subjects as dolls, puppets
in 19th Century poetry" is and related subjects.
expressed by Prof. Fred
Ben Fried, Owner
His "Dolls," containing 277
Kaplan of City University of illustrations, was translated
of Power Laundry
New York in the WSU Press
'en Fried, founder in 1904 volume "Miracles of Rare from the German by Jose-
phine Nicoll. Miss Nicoll also
Tab, one of the first power Device."
translated his "Puppets and
laundries in Detroit, died
George G. Suggs, Jr., Automata" w h i c h has 216
Tuesday at age 90. He re- is Dr.
the
author of the WSU illustrations.
tired seven years ago.
of James H. Peabody
Another important Dover
Mr. Fried, 30670 Kensing- study
paperback is John Toland's
and
the
Western
Federation
ton, Southfield, was born in of Miners in "Colorado's "The G r e a t Dirigibles—
Russia. He leaves two sons,
Their Triumphs and Disas-
Herman and Louis; two War on Militant Unionism." ters." It is a meritorious il-
WSU
Prof.
Henry
J.
Pratt
daughters, Mrs. Max S.
lustrated work.
(Amy) Klein and Mrs. Her- provides a case study of
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complex
organizations
in
the
man (Roselyn) Litman; two
Film.
Stars
Quiz Book
brothers, three sisters, nine WSU book "The Liberaliza-
S t a n 1 e y Appelbaum, to-
tion
of
American
Protestant-
grandchildren and nine great-
gether with. Hayward Cirker,
ism."
grandchildren.
Especially significant among has compiled . a remarkably
the new Wayne State Uni- interesting question and an-
Saul Conn, Movie
versity books is "Youth and
Social Change," edited by Rabbis Urge Nixon
Projectionist, 73
Profs. Morton Levitt and
Grant Amnesty to
Saul J. Conn, a motion Ben Rubenstein.
picture projectionist since
The volume contains a Viet War Resisters
1920. died Monday at age 73. score of essays by eminent
BOSTON (JTA)—The Mas-
He was a member of Crafts- authorities who deal with the sachusetts Board of Rabbis
man Lodge of the Masons.
subjects relating to the new called on President Nixon to
Mr. Conn, 21290 Los. Pal- generation's reactions to grant amnesty to Americans
mos, Southfield, was born in political, social and economic who are imprisoned or liv-
Pennsylvania. He leaves his developments.
ing abroad because they re-
wife, Cecilia; four sons, Al-
The many items touched fused to serve in the armed
bert, Norman, Bernard and upon refer to the dissident forces during the Vietnam
Raymond; and eight grand- causes, the student revolt, war.
children.
the role of the hippies.
The resolution noted that
Touched upon also is the some 75,000 of these young
Benjamin Krell, 72 adolescent approach and the Americans are either in jail
search for solutions. The
living as exiles abroad.
Benjamin Krell Jr., a re- editors of these important or
Resisters who fled to other
tired agent for Metropolitan studies emphasize that the countries
face a possible five-
Insurance Co., died March aim of the collected views year jail sentence
and a $10,-
17 at age 72.
is to "appraise in a current 000 fine should they under-
Mr. Krell, a native of To- sense a process which has take to return home.
ledo, lived in Detroit 65 been afoot in the land since
years. He was a member of 1964."
Intercontinental Hotel
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and the
All the classic rhymes and
Hannah Schloss Old Timers. songs for children are in- Expansion Approved
He lived at 23105 Providence, cluded in the paperbacked
JERUSALEM—The minis-
Southfield.
Dover-published "The Nur- terial committee on Jerusa-
Surviving are his wife, sery Rhyme Book." It in- lem has approved 200 extra
-.. Josephine; a daughter, Mrs. cludes the traditional pro- rooms for the Intercontinen-
Harold (Elaine) Edelson; verbs, songs, riddles, lulla- tal Hotel on the Mount of
three grandchildren and one bies, games and other fea- Olives.
great-grandchild.
The approval, which would
tured children's nursery ma-
double the hotel's capacity,
terial.
Edited by Andrew Lang, was given over objections by
Max Halpern, 75
this
paperback was illus- Religious A f f a i r s Minister
Max Halpern, founder of
trated
by L. Leslie Brooke. Zerach Warhaftig.
the 40-year-old Standard Fish
Religious circles object to
Distributors, Inc., 2264 Wil- The explanatory preface adds the expansion because its
excellently
to
the
charm
of
kins, died March 17 at age
this collection of nursery construction under the Jor-
75.
danians 'had involved build-
Mr. Halpern, 16300 W. Nine rhymes.
ing a road over part of the
For
those
seeking
both
Mile, Southfield, was born
Jewish cemetery on the hill.
reading
and
practical
appli-
in Russia and belonged to
The area of the addition will
Jewish War Veterans cation for very young chil- not be part of the cemetery
man Detroit Post 135 dren; two coloring books grounds.
and to Downtown Synagogue. published by Dover will be
Surviving are his wife, found very useful. They are
Betty; two sons, David and "Alice in Wonderland" and Druze Candidate
JERUSALEM — Ka m al
Burton; a daughter, Mrs. "Aesop's Fables."
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Mansour, adviser to the Is-
Merton Zatman of London;
Paperbacks issued by Si- rael president on Arab af-
a brother, Benjamin; and
mon and Schuster Pocket fairs, announced his candi-
five grandchildren.
Books include a number of dacy for the Knesset, as a
exciting novels, some dealing representative of the Druze
Maariv's 25th Year
with the narcotics problem. community on the Labor
TEL AVIV — Maariv, one
Included among the new Party list. He was on the
of Israel's most popular Pocket Books paperbacks list in 1969, but too far down
afternoon daily newspapers, are: "The Circle Game" by to get elected.
c .celebrated its 25th anniver- Joel Lieber, "The Husband"
The Druze are represented
sary recently with a huge by Sol Stein and "The Moun- in the Knesset now by the
- \_:-,party at the Tel Aviv Hilton. tain Man" by Vardis Fisher, communications deputy min-
Present were cabinet minis- the latter already a major ister, Sheikh Jaber Muadi,
ters and other long-time Warner Bros. motion picture. but their younger generation
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friends of the newspaper.
are said to want a younger
Editor Arye Dissenchik and
Students of varying cul- man with a more progressive
Oved Ben-Ami served as tures, mythologies and folk- outlook. There are some
hosts for the party.
ways will find much to fasci- 15,000 eligible Druze voters.

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Manuel Kaplan, owner of
Kaplan Cut Rate Drugs on
E. Jefferson Ave. for 45
years, died March 17 at age
81. A pioneer in the cut-rate
wholesaling of patent medi-
cine, Mr. Kaplan was retired
for the past 10 years.
He was a founder of East
Side Lodge of Bnai Brith and
eras a member of Perfection
Lodge of the Masons. He was
born in Poland.
Survivors are his wife,
Bessie; a son, Sidney; two
daughters, Mrs. D a v id
(Julia) Karp and Mrs. Mil-
ton (Leona) Saks of Mil-
waukee; seven grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.

Israel Unit of JWV

Friday, March 23, 1973-41
JERUSALEM — The Israel THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
branch of the American Jew-
ish War Veterans is launch-
MUSIC BY
ing a membership drive in
Israel.
Founded a year ago, "State
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
of Israel Post 180" has 78
members, with 45 of them in
968-2563
Tel Aviv, 27 in Haifa, and
six in Jerusalem.
"However, there are an
estimated 2,000 to 5,000
American war veterans
here," said branch com-
mander Joseph Hersh, "and
we want to enroll a bigger
portion of them." The or-
ganization wants to extend
aid to wounded and disabled
Israeli veterans and to help
set up a "Bea Halohem" in
Beersheba.

swer book about film stars
and their pictures. In the pa-
perback issued by Dover
under the title "The. Movies:
A Picture Quiz Book," there
are reproduced 241 stills, the
questions are based on these
pictures and the answers
provide an education in mo-
tion picture history.
The noted stars are repre-
sent2d. There are Lee Cobb,
Edc1;:. Cantor, Ed Robinson,
Jack. Benny, the Marx broth-
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scores of well known names
of the great actors and ac-
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from 1902 to 1959. The tests
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Bialik Event in NYC

NEW YORK — Histadrut
Ivrith, the Hebrew Culture
and Language Organization
of America, will mark
Chaim Nah• man Bialik's cen-
tenary 2:30 p.m. April 8 at
the auditorium of the Stern
College of Yeshiva Univer-
sity.
Dr. Aaron Zeitlin, Hebrew-
Yiddish poet and essayist,
and Dr. Isaac Barzilay, pro-
fessor of Hebrew literature
at Columbia University, will
analyse Bialik's poetry and
prose and his place in Jewish
literature.

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