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October 20, 1967 - Image 12

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1967-10-20

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Negro Leader, Judge Warn of Threat to Community

12—Friday, October 20, 1967

cerns—banking, lending, real estate Family Reunifications Encouraged by Israel
institutions. We miss the thrust
JERUSALEM (JTA)--The minis- who left their homes prior to
when we blame the corner grocer
try of inter:or allowed residents July 4.
who must charge extra to cover
the greater insurance premium." of East Jerusalem and the West
Judge Gilmore and Locke agreed Bank to apply Sunday for the repa-
that the problems of the police triation of members of their
and
force are not enough men, not families who fled across the border
enough money and not enough in the wake of the Six-Day War.
rapport with the community.
The decision is in keeping with
FOR SALE OR LEASE
Locke, who has closely observed the government's policy of reunit-
• 2 BUILDINGS
the police force at work, said of ing families, and is apart from
the Negro charges of police bru- the general permission given
• 2 SCALES
tality: "The Detroit Police Depart- eariler for the return of West Bank
• 1844 E. Alexandrine
ment is no paragon of virtue, but residents before a stipulated dead-
(by Grand Trunk R.R.)
it's not the last bastion of bigotry line. The new applications may be I
either. We have some of the fin- filed on behalf of all persons who
est on our force.
were citizens of Jerusalem or the
"Many overlook the fact that West Bank before the war, and /
what went. on in this city was war
. . . and war is hell. It's important
that the public recognize the social
upheaval that went on in this city
. . . I can think of nothing more
futile than the scapegoating that
has gone in this city's press, in
statements by some officials.
"Anyone who thinks the De-
troit riot was within the ability
of
the Detroit police to handle,
"You have a grand and glorious
!
doesn't know what time of day it
history of 3,000 years. The Africans
is.
The only thing that would
brought here 250 years ago were
have
made
any
difference
was
a
stripped of their culture, their reli-
massive show of strength on the
gion, their family life. Do you ex-
national level. President John-
pect us to do in 250 years what
son's observation that such a riot
you have done in 3,000?"
is within local scope is some-
A question on the pattern of
thing out of the 19th Century.
movement of the Jewish and Negro
"We witnessed a totally new so-
and return,
communities also was answered by
Now you can tl•
cial phenomenon—incidents in ur-
Locke. "It's neither the Jews' fault
tat tin i: at S.Isbl
based on group air tares nor .
ban
guerrilla warfare; and we wrote
nor the Negroes' fault that bars
see
all this.
a new chapter in police history.
and prostitution followed when
Jews moved out of Hastings and The point is, the police would have
been wrong no matter which way
12th Street. It is the fault of five
men sitting on the board of zon- the riot went."
Dr. Krohn, in urging understand-
ing control who allow five or six
bars to go up in one small area." ing among the Jewish community
for the plight of the Negro, said,
Judge Gilmore, in stressing
"it is too easy to be critical and
the importance of the open-oc-
much more difficult to understand.
cupancy legslation now before
We
forget too easily that the Negro
the State Legislature, said De-
community faces the identical frus-
Visit the Western Wall and the Temple Mount, the Dome of the
troit must have "at least 100,000
trations we have faced."
Rock, the Shrine of the Book at the Israel Nluseum, and the
decent housing units for lower-
Cantor
Reuven
Frankel,
former-
Church of the I loly Sepluchre. Then drive to the West Bank—it's
income families within the next
ly of Cong. Shaarey Zedek and now
easy to tour Israel by car, all the road signs are in English
year."
of Temple Israel, Albany, flew in
—and see ancient ..
Locke emphasized, however, the
for the Delegate Assembly to pre-
law's provisions for tenant rights.
sent the Council's first Youth Or-
"I state bluntly: open occupancy
ganization Award to the Michigan
is a symbolic victory for liberal-
State Temple Youth.
thinking white people, but the en-
Stuart Zeiger, MSTY president,
tire issue has gone beyond open
occupancy In American society, accepted the award on behalf of
the
organization, whose "Mitzva
we are becoming less integrated,
years -
Corps" has worked as tutors in
The oldest city in the world
not more," he said.
three inner-city schools.
about 6.000 years before lo , hua broti.r•l , t 7, 7- .. - .,hlin dm% 7
"Stopping exploitation by slum
* • •
•'
'•,r7
•,Ith
the
bu•
And
then
you
can
tal..:•
landlords is only the first step,"
said Locke. "Practices that exist Committee Chairmen
in the ghettos beery an urban ill-
ness . . . What most concerns me Named by Council
is exploitation by some of the lar-
Dr. Samuel Krohn, president of
gest business and industrial con- the Jewish Community Council,
has announced the following com-
mittee appointments, approved by
Council's executive committee.
1 1 `,.
"
Bathe in the soothing relaxing- waters t t the I ! r C. :•••
Lawrence Gubow will serve as
• —
Drive up to Na-zaictli then stun, th:
chairman of the community rela-
• •. ■
tions committee, with Rabbi Hayim
and up the mw.mtam , to Sated w
Donin and Lewis S. Grossman serv-
1,t
\LAI
ing as co-chairmen. CRC interprets
JERUSALEM (JTA) — United Jewish community views on civic
Jerusalem (will be the focal point and social issues to the non-Jewish
of next year's 20th anniversary
community.
celebrations of Israel's indepen-
The internal relations committee,
dence with a full-scale military under the chairmanship of Hubert
Parade and restoration of the 700- J. Sidlow and co-chairmen Arthur
! year-old Ramban (Rabbi Moshe
Gould and Rabbi A. Irving Scbnip-
at
Ben Nahman) Synagogue in the per, attempts to develop practices
Stroll through the shopping chstr,,.T
Old City. the oldest known syna- and standards consistent with the
v,
12 ,
Tel Aviv, and then to ancient Jaffa,!
gogue in Jerusalem.
and .
Flea Mai
self-respect of the community.
I The announcement of plans for
The culture commission, con-
, Israel's 20th anniversary year, cerned chiefly with arranging cul-
All this —just as you imainned it would b..% Beautiful. Historic .
'which will be officially inaugurat- utral and educational programs, is

Warm and friendly Now you can set- a!! this all at
ed by President Shazar next Sun- chaired by Edwin Shifrin. Irving
Foy:.
must every.
and feel right at linna
day, was made by Dr. Jacob Hert- Pokempner will serve as co-chair-
zog. chairman of the government man.
' committee on celebrations. He said
Other assignments announced by
that emphasis will be on the na- Dr. Krohn include the appointment
tion's ties with Jewish communi- of Gould and Mitchell Feldman as
ties all over the world and on the co-chairmen of Council's arbitra-
101 CS C0 1111 1 .111I
impact of the Six-Day War.
tion and conciliation service; Mrs.
1 On schedule are 45 international Lewis S. Grossman as chairman of
See
114511 agent
conferences to be held in Israel the broadcasting committee; and
contact the Israel (:,net::.
!, a unt I lift,
with an anticipated attendance of Mrs. Arnold Frank, chairman of
III. fl..:
5 So. Wabash At e.
the mass media committee.
15,000 people.

I "One thing that emerged out of
(Continued from Page 1)
relations, warned: "We've got to 1 the riot: a tragic polarization that
realize that we are now—on Oct. 16, t 1 could not understand, because
1007—probably in the middle of the up to then many --
, reatest domestic whites and Ne-,
groes had worked
crisis in our na-
hard to better the
tion's history.
community . .
Two things we -
must do. or our
"I'd been grow-
ing increasingly
society will not
survive: We must
cynical about the
cure the ills of
ability of the na-
the ghetto and
tion to solve the
we must maintain
racial problem,"
the peace of our Locke
said Locke, "but
. . . I thought if
city.
"We must make the commitment any group would
of manpower. money and self—and understand, it
we must do it now! Time is running would be the
out .
Jewish citizens .. 1
Mincing no words about his
because of their
disenchantment with the white
history. And 1 Judge Gilmore
liberal community, Locke point-
knew if we lost the Jewish citizens
ed out that "2 per cent of the
to our cause, we would be lost."
Negro population was involved
Locke, a pinch-hitter for Rep.
in the rioting, yet it turned the
John Conyers, who was suddenly
attitude of whites back to 1910.
called back to Washington, said in
response to concerns about educa-
tion of Negro youth:
Opposing Parties Unite

to Govern Israeli Town

TEL AVIV (JTA) — The town
of Ramat Gan has become the first
municipality in Israel to be gov-
erned by a coalition of the Align-
ment (Mapai and Ahdut Avoda)
and Gahal (Herut and the Liberal
Party), groups that were hitherto
in opposition.
The combination came about
when the Alignment agreed to join
the Gahal-led coalition, headed by
Mayor Abraham Krinitzi of Gahal,
who continues as mayor while the
Alignment's Uriel Abramovitz
takes the post of deputy mayor.
The agreement, which gives the
coalition 17 of the 21 seats on the
town council, was approved at a
meeting of the municipality last
niL;ht.

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