Compensation Delay
Labeled 'Immoral'
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Dr. Jacob Robinson, noted expert
on international law and coordina-
tor of research in the Jewish Ca-
tastrophe of Specialized Historical
Institutes. Israel Consul General
Michael Arnon brought greetings
from the Israel government.
arlier in the day, addressing a
eting of the North American
cutive committee of the World
wish Congress, Dr. Goldmann
said that the Soviet government
has become more aware of, and
sensitive to, the situation of Soviet
Jewry. While the situation had not
fundamentally changed, he declar-
ed, there seemed to be certain in-
dications of positive developments
such as permission to allow be-
tween 20 to 25 students to attend
the Moscow Yeshiva; the fact that
the Jewish theater in Vilna will
become a state theater and that
there will also be a Jewish theater
in Moscow.
Presiding over the meeting,
Samuel Bronfman, the World Jew-
ish Congress vice-president, stated
that the organization is now play-
ing the key role in tracing Jewish
witnesses all over the world re-
quired to testify in trials of Nazi
criminals before West German
courts.
Jews In Germany Protest
Non-Payment to Victims
BONN (JTA)—The Central Coun-
cil of the Jews in Germany sent a
Leaders of All Faiths to Join Protest Rally
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Against Soviet Union Bias; De cter Will Speak
Spokesmen from Detroit's Pro-
testant, Catholic and Eastern Orth-
odox communities and from the
NAACP will join with Jewish
communal leadership in a com-
munity-wide meeting calling atten-
tion to the anti-Semitic policies of
the Soviet Union to be held Mon-
day, 8:30 p.m. at
the Jew
_ish Cen-
ter.
Dr. G. Merrill
Lenox, executive
director of the
who will participate in the pro- munism."
gram.
The program on Dec. 6 will be
Entitled, "Soviet Anti-Semitism held under the auspices of the
and Soviet Jewry," the gathering Jewish Community Council in co-
will be chaired by Dr. Samuel operation with organizations affili-
Krohn, president of the Jewish ated with the American Jewish
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 3, 1965-3
GEORGE
OHRENSTEIN
Certified Master Watchmaker
and Jeweler
18963 Livernois Ave.
Community Council, and will fea- Conference on Soviet Jewry. The
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ter, nationally known expert on There is no admission charge.
Soviet affairs and Soviet Jewry.
The Detroit program follows the
national "Eternal Light Vigil" on
RECIPE OF THE WEEK — PINEAPPLE DUCKLING .
behalf of Soviet Jewry recently
5 lb. frozen duck quartered
2 tblespns. cornstarch
held in Washington. The Washing-
1 /4 cup oil
2 tblespns. soy sauce
3
cups
canned
pineapple
1
tblespn. salt
ton Vigil, which attracted 10,000
chunks, drained
Freshly ground black
Detroit Council
participants from all sections of
3 /4 cup pineapple juice
pepper
1 cup diced green pepper
of Churches; the
6 cups hot boiled rice
the country, protested against a
1 /2 tspn. ground ginger
Very Rev. Thom-
Soviet policy aimed at the cultural
Put duck in a large saucepan with salt and 6 cups of water. Bring to •a
as Ruffin of St.
and spiritual extinction of Russian
boil, reduce heat, cover & simmer for 45 minutes. Remove" and dry .hick.
George Church;
Jewry.
Strain and save broth. Saute duck in oil for 15 minutes or until gotlaien
brown. Add 21/2 cups of broth, pineapple chunks, green pepper and ginger.
Rev. James
Rabbi' A. Irving Schnipper will
Cover & simmer for 15 minutes. Remove duck and keep it hot. Combine
Sheehan of the
pineapple juice, cornstarch, soy sauce and black pepper and stir into
conclude the Detroit program with
broth mixture. Cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Return duck to
Catholic Arc h-
a special prayer on behalf of
broth, cover and simmer for 10 minutes. Serve with rice. Serves 4.
diocese; Joseph
Soviet Jewry.
Kowalski, speak-
Recognized as the nation's lead-
er of the Michi-
ing authority on the status of
gan House of
Soviet Jewry, Dr. Decter currently
R epresenta-
Strictly Kosher Meats-Poultry
serves as director of Jewish Min-
tives; and Rev.
18229 WYOMING nr. Curtis
orities Research. Former managing
James Wad s- Dr. Decter
editor of The New Leader and a
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worth, president of the Detroit writer-editor for the Voice of
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Chapter of the National Associa- America, he is the author of two
tion for Advancement of Colored books, "McCarthy and the Com-
Member Detroit. Area Retail Kosher Meat Dealers Ass'n.
People, are among' the dignitaries munists" and. "The Profile of Corn-
.
KAPLAN BROS.
.
protest Monday to President Peter
Altmeier of the Upper House of
Parliament over the planned bud-
get curtailment eliminating 200,-
000,000 marks ($50,000,000) sched-
uled to have been paid in 1966 to a
special group of victims of Nazism.
The Council message called the
action a "serious breach of the
law" and added that "this hasty
and ill-considered step is directed
against a small minority of survi-
vors who were victims of state in-
justice." The protest statement as-
serted that the budget cut would
"lead to an intolerable new situa-
tion" for those victims.
London Jewish Groups Hit
`Delay' of Compensation
LONDON (JTA) — A delegation
of leaders representing virtually
every section of Jewry in this
country protested vigorously Mon-
day to the German ambassador
here against plans by the Bonn
government to postpone payments
due to certain Jewish victims of
Nazism.
The delegation presented its
protest to Herbert Blankenhor,
West Germany's ambassador here,
for transmission to Bonn.
Educators to Consider
Shortage of Teachers
EW YORK (JTA)—The criti-
shortage of qualified Jewish
chers and other major prob-
lems facing Jewish education
throughout the world will be
evaluated here at a meeting to be
held by the world presidium of
the Provisional World Council on
Jewish Education, to be held in
New York, Monday, it was an-
nounced by Dr. Joseph H. Look-
stein, coordinator of the World
Presidium.
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