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April 19, 1963 - Image 25

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1963-04-19

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Morocco Government Fires Official Danny Raskin's Passover Celebrations in Israel,
Belgium Marred by Rainstorm, Fire
for Suggesting Peace With. Israel

A Moroccan government offi-
cial has been fired from his
post for proposing that the
Arab world and Israel become
friends in response to the plea
from Pope John XXIII for world
peace.
Abdeselem Hajji, head of the
Secretariat for the Secretary of

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State for Information, Youth and
Sports, made known his sugges-
tion in an article he signed for
the newspaper Morocco Informa-
tion.
He said the Arab states and
Israel should patch up their dif-
ferences to serve as an exam-
ple to the rest of the world. He
said also that a protest should
be lodged with the United Arab
Republic against "warlike ex-
periments of a few Nazi scien-
tists."
He concluded his article by
saying, "Let those agree with
me speak up. This is the mo-
ment for courage." Shortly af-
ter publication, the government
of Morocco announced the dis-
missal of Hajji.

LISTENING

YESTERDAY, it was measles
and chicken pox! . . . Today,
it's baby sitting with the grand
children! . . . That is the way
Dancing Nitely
of life facing many of the City
No Extra Charge
of Hope Cancer Fighters' Dra
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pare to come out of retirement
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Some men are beasts in human and become "chorines" once
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sents a few costuming problems,
hut they're game! . . . Each
alternate year, the Cancer
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF
Fighters send their highest
fund-raisers as delegates to a
EARL WARREN'S
Midwest Regional Conference.
. . . This year, to acquaint oth-
ers with the workshops and fun
involved, a combination minia-
Early. American Restaurant 5- Cocktail Lounge
ture conference and sermon
will be held April 30, at Stouf-
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fer's Northland Inn . . . The
dramatic group's presentation,
HOT AND COLD RELISH BUFFET
under directorship of Goldie
Young, a breakfast, luncheon,
Prepared by Geo. Econ and Geo. Johnson
keynote speakers and dignita-
ries are just part of the list
Your Host and Hostess—Charles and Marie Warren
for a day of gala festivity .. .
In charge of this "first" by the
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Levy, Lorraine Shubiner and
Bert Bassin.
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RUTH AND HAROLD WEISS
proudly watch as their 15-year-
old son, Allan, follows in the
bowling footsteps of his father
. .. Harold recently won Pot of
Gold as highest game winner of
Jewish War Veterans League,
while young Allan in the Junior
League at Oak Park Lanes, was
kegling. a whopping 580 series.
* * *
DON FROHMAN now prides
himself with 100 beautiful voices
as the chorus bearing his name
. . . 60 from Detroit and 40 from
Cleveland .. . They will merge
for a concert with the Detroit
Symphony, May 5, at the Art
Institute . . . Frohman has car-
ried on a cultural program for
over 35 years in Detroit . . .
One of the pioneers in this
chorus was Emma Schaver, now
internationally known for her
concerts in Yiddish and He-
brew.

Italians Play
`Anne Frank' on
Moscow Stage

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Hundreds
of guests en route to a Passover
celebration at Israel's southern-
most point, the port city of Eilat,
were stranded in the Negev by
a sudden rainstorm that dumped
as much water on the area in
two hours as it normally gets in
two years.
The road to Eilat was cut and
large portions of the road were
submerged. The travelers found
shelter in Beersheba and Mitz-
peh Ramon where they waited
while kibbutz volunteers and
army units worked around the
clock to repair both the road
and battered telephone lines.
The airport at Eilat also was
damaged by heavy currents.
Communications were restored
with the port city and people
started to pour in for the fes-
tivities which featured a huge
display on the life of Eilat in
ancient days and now.
Passover ceremonies w e r e
held for the first time since
Roman days on Massada Hill
overlooking the Dead Sea. The
Seder commemorated the heroic
fight for freedom of the Jews
against the Romans.
Israel's kibbutzim were filled
to capacity by the Passover
visitors and, in the north, the
weather was pleasant, swelling
the ranks of hitchhikers.
* * *
ANTWERP, Belgium, (JTA)
— Passover celebrations were
marred here by a fire that broke
out in the Great Synagogue,
leading congregation of the Or-
thodox community, causing the
destruction of 11 Torah scrolls.
Police are investigating the ori-
gin of the fire.
Officials said that the syna-
gogue on the ground floor can
be repaired, but the Beth Ha-
midrash on the, first floor was
totally destroyed despite efforts

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Open daily 11:30 a.m.-1 a.m.
From Moscow, it was re-
CLOSED SUNDAYS
ported that a capacity audience,
COCKTAIL BAR
Banquet room available
including many Jews, crowded
TO 9-3988
17632 WOODWARD — North of 6 Mile
the Maly Theater in the Soviet
capital when, during Passover,
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3020 GRAND RIVER.
an Italian theatrical company
Private Banquet Rooms for wedding parties. Serving
gave a performance of "The
the World's Finest Steaks. Chops and Sea Foods for
more than 26 years. All Beef aged in our cellars.
Diary of Anne Frank."
The Italian company, playing CHOP HOUSE
CHOICE LIQUORS
in the Soviet Union under a
BANQUET FACILITIES
cultural exchange agreement, MARIA'S PIZZERIA
had to negotiate at length to
Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods
get permission to put on "The
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finally allowed to give the
drama two performances — al-
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troupe were to be given five Serving Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted Sea Foods
performances.
2675 E. GRAND BLVD.
Music by Muzak
Jews in the Maly Theater
audience wept and later pel-
OPEN DAILY 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.—Sat. to 2 a.m.
ted the actors with flowers,
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thanking the Italians profusely DELICATESSEN and
Complete Carry-Out Service
for the performance, the report
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TRAY CATERERS
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The University of Michigan
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Connecticut Bank Buys
$25,000 in Israel Bonds
As a tribute to the State of
Israel's 15th anniversary, the .
Fairfield County Trust Com-
pany of Connecticut has pur-
chased State of Israel Bonds in
the sum of $25,000.

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of firemen and many Jews who
joined with them to fight the
blaze. Many prayerbooks, phylac-
teries and other sacred objects
also were destroyed. Damage
was estimated at 7,000,000 Bel-
gian francs ($140,000).

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