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Institute Officials, Mayor Young,
Artists Applaud Silberstein's Gift
in Los Angeles.
Noted artists, Art Insti-
tute officials and commu-
nity personalities joined in
expressing pride in Detroit's
acquisition of the $150,000
nude.
Mayor Coleman Young,
who joined spokesmen for
the local artists in ap-
plauding the Silberstein
gift, described it as enh-
ancing Detroit's artistic
possessions. The mayor
accepted the statue as part
of the city's Bicentennial
Homecoming Week and
275th birthday observ-
ance.
Participants in the pro-
gram marking the accept-
ance of the expressive art
work were Norman Weston,
president of the Institute's
Founders Society; Michael
Kan, Dr. John Neff and Lee
Hills.
The life-size "Flora" is the
fifth of six casts, and one of
three versions sculpted by
Maillol in 191041.
More than 50 community
art leaders attended the
program.
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CALLING ALL KIDS
BEN SILBERSTEIN
r or Ben L. Silberstein,
native Detroiter, last Friday
was a day of honor and of
homecoming, marking his
presentation, as a gift to the
Detroit Institute of Arts, of
the notable Attistide Mail-
lol sculpture, "Flora." •
A luncheon and reception
marked the presentation by
Silberstein, who now oper-
ates the Beverly Hills Hotel
TO A RALLY
FOR SOLIDARITY WITH -ISRAEL
OUR PEOPLE & OUR LAND
PRIZES FOR EVERY BOY & GIRL
From Adversity
WHEN? Tuesday, August 3rd at 7 p.m.
"If anti-Semitism had not
blocked me from some of
the things I had wished to
do, I might not have ended
up doing what I did. Adver-
tisity is evocative as well as
frustrating."
— Dr. Jonas Salk
WHERE? LUBAVITCH CENTER
14000 W. Nine Mile Road
Oak Park
HOW LONG? One hour, 7-8 p.m.
IN THESE DAYS
OF CRISIS
FOR JEWRY
— LEARN MORE TORAH
GIVE MORE CHARITY
DO MORE FOR
JEWISH EDUCATION
HOW?
CALL 548-2666
FOR GUIDANCE
AFTER UGANDA...
OUR THANKS to G-d;
OUR THANKS to Israel's soldiers;
OUR CALL for increased security in airports
everywhere;
OUR CALL for increased security in the
Jewish home through a kosher
MEZUZA on every doorpost
(LUBAVITCH MEZUZA BOOTH will be at Har-
vard Row Thursday, Friday and Sunday July 29,
30 and Aug. 1st from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Free Mezuza checking and information)
DON RIEGLE
DEMOCRAT FOR -U.S. SENATE
The moral necessity for supporting Israel is clear. To turn our backs
on this country would be to reject the values of liberty and human
dignity which have been the moving spirit of our country since its
foundation. U.S. strategic interests require a strong and secure
Israel as a key ally in the Middle East.
DON RIEGLE
U.S.. Congressman, Seventh District
THE FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL LIST OF THOSE WHO URGE YOU TO
SUPPORT DON RIEGLE IN THE AUGUST 3RD SENATORIAL PRIMARY:
Charlotte Rothstein, Mayor Pro Tem — Oak- Park
Merton Colburn, Councilman — Oak Park
Irwin Cohen, Councilman — Oak Park
Martin W. Hollander, President of the City Council—
Southfield
Nelson S. Chase, Councilman—Southfield
John Marcosky, Councilman—Southfield
Paul Broder
David Brody
Susan Brody
Stanley T. Burkoff
Sherwood Colburn
Albert Colman
Harriet Colman
Jeffrey Colman
Wilfred B. Doner
Robert L. Fenton
DETROIT METROPOLITAN AREA
Irwin Green
David Lebenbom
Ray Goldbaum
Albert LoPatin
Vicki Goldbaum
Florence LoPatin
Lewis S. Grossman
Lawrence LoPatin
David Hermelin
Marvin Novick
David Holtzman
Jack A. Robinson
Daniel Honigman
Bob Rosenblum
Arthur Howard
Marsha Rosenblum
Milton Howard
Mrs. Edward (Bebe) Rothenberg
Thomas I. Klein
Morton Scholnick
Max Shaye
Herbert P. Sillman
Robert Slatkin
Craig Smith
Dr. Barney Solomon
Noreen Solomon
Joel D. Tauber
A. Alfred Taubman
Harvey Weisberg
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Morris Pelavin
Barbara Rosky
Leon Rosky
Charm Seide
Leo Seide
Eli Shapiro
Esther Shapiro
Norman Gottlieb
Vivian Gottlieb
Joseph Megdell
Michael Melet
Murray Moss
Michael Pelavin
Chairman and John Corbett O'Meara, Treasurer.