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LZA, Black Group
Join in Protests

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The A. Philip Randolph
Institute, a "labor-commu-
nity alliance" in Detroit,
has written President Car-
ter to protest the recent
U.S.-Soviet joint statement
on reconvening the Geneva
Middle East Peace
Conference.
The protest was written at
the urging of the Labor
Zionist Alliance, which
joined a black-trade union
coalition more than a year
ago.
The LZA has agreed to
approach its members to
aid BASIC, Black Ameri-
cans to Support Israel Com-
mittee. The Internal Reve-
nue Service recently denied
BASIC's request for tax-
exempt status as an educai-
tonal group, saying that it
only presents information
favorable to Israel.

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Scholars Laud `Sefer B. Isaacs';
Nov. 10 Presentation Is Planned

"Sefer B. Isaacs," the
book containing the unpub-
lished stories of the late
Bernard Isaacs together
with a number of articles
about his career, will, be
presented to the local Jew-
ish community 8 p.m. Nov.
10 at Cong. Beth Achim.
Morris • Nobel, editor of
the volume said it has just
cothe off the press.
"This tri-lingual volume,
with Hebrew, Yiddish and
English sections, contains a
number of stories and
essays which have not been
included in Mr. Isaacs' pre-
vious books, as well as
Yiddish and English trans-
lations of a number of his
Hebrew stories and critical
articles and evaluations of
his literary works. His
friends, pupils, and co-work-
ers will find this post-
humous book a meaningful
addition to their libraries."
The contributors to the
volume include Nobel, Wolf
Snyder and Rabbi Max

Weine. Stories were trans-
lated into Yiddish by the
late Moshe GOldoftas and
into English by Judith
Stern, daughter of Dr. Jay
Stem.
The publication com-
mittee has worked for
nearly two years on the vol-
ume. It includes:
Rabbi Weine, chairman;
Mandell I. ,Berman, co-
chairman; Louis Ellenson,,
treasurer; Nobel, editor;
Rabbi Milton Arm, Meyer
Ben Tzvi of Israel, Max
Chomsky, Joseph Colton;
Mitchell Feldman, Mrs.
Naomi Floch, Mrs. Rae
Goodman, Rabbi Benjamin
H. Gorrelick, Ruben H.
Isaacs, Percy Kaplan, Rob-
ert Kasle, Irving Katz,
Joseph Katz, Michael Mich-
lin,.Irving Palman, Dr. Zvu-
lun Ravid of New York,
Irwin Shaw, Dr. Ephraim
Shmueli of Israel, Leonard
Simon, Dr. and Mrs. Norval
Slobin, Philip Slomovitz,
Snyder, and Dr. Stern.

Max Chomsky, chairman
of the arrangements com-
mittee for the Nov. 10 pro-
gram, announced that Ber-
nard Isaacs' brother, David,
will participate in the
program.
The arrangements com-
mittee includes Mrs. Doro-
thy S. Kripke, Mrs. Irene
Isaacs, Mrs. Fay Isackson
and Dr. Slobin.

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Southfield Candidate Reveals
6-Point Stabilization Program

Southfield mayoral candi-
date Judith ,Wiser has
announced a "six-point
stabilization - program" for
Southfield. "These pro-
posals are designed to
restore unity in our divided
city, to slow the runaway
proliferation of commercial
and office development, to
achieve maximum effi-
ciency in city government'
and to end absenteeism in
the mayor's office."
Mrs. Wiser, a 10-year resi-
dent of Southfield, is the
wife of Dr. Pino Wiser.
They have a son. She is the
daughter of Morris and
Pearl Lieberman, also of
Southfield. Her father is
active in the Labor Zionist
Alliance and Histadrut
Campaign.
Mrs. Wiser says her pro-
gram is intended not only to
help overcome current city
problems but to lay the
foundation for a more equi-
table financial tax
structure.
Her program would
require zero-based budg-
eting, with justification for
every expenditure ; full, nor-
mal business hours for/the
mayor; a full review of all
property tax assessments;
no further regional centers
or large shopping center
developments, in order to
protect the natural environ-
ment and residential char-
acter of Southfield; mayor's
participation on regional
boards; and more use of the
mayor's powers under the

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