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New Republic' Editor
Speaks For AJCommittee

LESSONS IN LEASING

The series is co-sponsored by
Ibmple Beth El.
The welcome will be given
by Jerome Ash, president,
and Dannel Schwartz, senior
rabbi of Temple Beth El. The
American Jewish Commit-
tee's planning committee in-
_ eludes chairman, Dr. Harry
Gold, Maurice Binkow, Dr.
Sue Marx Smock and Dr. Ber-
nard Klein. The public is in-
vited, and there is no charge.

LESSON 1

LEASE FROM AN
ESTABLISHED
COMPANY.

LESSON 2

All State II Car
Leasing has been a
leasing specialist for
more than 27 years.
We'll be here
tomorrow.

Michael Kinsley

LESSON 4

BEWARE OF
SUPER LOW
PRICES.

There are many
factors that determine
monthly payments (the
number of months,
the residual value, the
amount you drive,
etc.) All State II Car
Leasing will lease you
a car at a price you
feel comfortable with.
Without any hidden
costs that can make
you miserable later.

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LEASE FROM
SOMEONE WHO
CAN LEASE YOU
THE CAR YOU
WANT.

LESSON 3

LEASE FROM A
"FULL-SERVICE"
LEASING
COMPANY.

All State II Car
Leasing is an
independent leasing
company. Which
means we won't try to
lease you any specific
make or model car.
Just the car you want.

When you lease a car
from All State II Car
Leasing we handle
everything, including
the financing. Many
others sell their
contracts to
someone else.
"No Cost Loaners"
are included in
our leases.

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(Al? ILIEASING
COMPOWAIATION

24600 Gratiot Ave., East Detroit, MI. 48021 PHONE (313) 778-2800

16' FRIDAY; SEPT. 4, 1987'

Michael Kinsley, editor of
The New Republic, will be the
featured speaker at a special
meeting, Issues: Election '88,
on Sept. 17 at 8 p.m.. in
Handleman Hall at Temple
Beth El, presented by the
Detroit Chapter, American
Jewish Committee.
Prof. Bernard Klein,
political scientist, and
Stephen Wasinger, attorney,
will query Kinsley's views on
Conflict/Consensus: Political
Options.
The program is the first in
a series of four. The series was
conceived as a public service
forum for the Jewish com-
munity of metropolitan
Detroit in order to clarify the
political issues surrounding
the 1988 elections.
Max Green, associate direc-
tor of the Office of Public
Liaison for the White House,
will be featured in December;
Dr. Raymond Franklin, pro-
fessor of economics at Queens
College in New York, in
March; and Dr. William
Kristol, chief of staff/
counselor, Department of
Education, Washington, D.C.,
in May, to be concluded with
a symposium of prominent
political pollsters on the eve
of the summer conventions of
the Democratic and Repub-
lican parties.
Kinsley is author of the col-
umn "TRB from
Washington." Kinsley came
to The New Republic as
managing editor in 1976 and
became editor in 1979. From
1981 to 1983 he was editor of
Harper's magazine in New
York. In 1983 he returned to
The New Republic to take
over the "TRB" column from
Richard Strout, who retired.
Kinsley was born in Detroit
and attended Harvard Col-
lege, Magdalen College, Ox-
ford and Harvard Law School.

ADL Honors
Alfred Glancy

Alfred Glancy Ill

Judge Damon Keith

Alfred R. Glancy, III, chair-
man and chief executive of-
ficer of the Michigan Con-
solidated Gas Co., will be
honored by the Anti-
Defamation League of B'nai
B'rith at a reception in his
honor on Sept. 21 at 6 p.m. in
the Westin Hotel. Glancy will
receive the 1987 Distinguish.:
ed Community Service
Award. U.S. Court of Appeal
Judge Damon Keith will
chair the event.
Glancy had been selected