N. American Aliya Tops
1,000 in 4-Month Period
'Statement of Conscience' in Israel's Behalf
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Issued by Seton Hall University Priests
NEW YORK — More than 1,000
Americans and Canadians settled
in Israel during the four months
NEWARK (JTA) — Two
of July through October of this
year, according to an announce- priests, one of them a theologian
who
was closely associated with
ment by Rabbi Mordecai Kirsh-
blum. chairman of the Israel Aliya Augustin Cardinal Bea in the work
culminating in the Ecumenical
Center.
Council's declaration on relations
The largest number of individ- between the It l in a n Catholic
uals to lease for Israel within any Church and the Sews, issued a
one four - month period in recent "statement of conscience" appeal-
years, they represent a broad spec- ing to the Christian world to sup-
trum of American Jewry, includ- port Israel in this time of crisis.
ing professionals, teachers, busi-
The statement, issued in the
nessmen, university and Yeshiva
name of he Institute of Judaeo-
students.
Christian Studies at Seton Hall Un-
iversity, was signed by Msgr. John
M. Oesterreicher, who served as
Cardinal Bea's aide, and Rev. Ed-
ward H. Flannery, a leading Cath-
olic advocate of rapprochement
with the Jews.
LAS VEGAS
DECEMBER 18th
The statement called on Chris-
tians, as Christians, to make
their voices heard in support of
Israel and when necessary
"sound the alarm" when Jews
and Israel were in danger. The
statement then made five "af-
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firmations" on the Mideast
crisis.
The first was a denial of Arab-
Soviet charges of Israeli aggres-
sion in June. The statement said
that Israel's initial strike at the
Egyptian air force was "clearly
an act of defense" and "the oper-
ation of a country that refuses to
be strangled." The second was a
ringing defense of Israel's right
to a peaceful existence. The state-
ment traced Jewish ties to the Holy
Land over the centuries and said
they had a right to remain securely
on the soil., which they had re-
claimed and additionally, " a voca-
tion to live for the Lord. We hope
that it will be granted them to
bear witness to the God of Abra-
ham, Isaac and Jacob as never
before."
The third affirmation f u 11 y
backed Israel's insistence on hold-
ing present cease-fire lines until
permanent boundaries were estab-
lished by peace treaties, calling
that stand "reasonable and fair."
The fifth affirmation categori-
cally denied that the Jews drove
the Arabs out in the 1948 war and
denounced the Arab countries for
shutting refugees up in camps.
However, for "the sake of justice
and peace," the statement said
Israel should again offer financial
compensation to refugees who lost
homes and farms, as well as aid
in uniting separated Arab refugee
families. It called for an interna-
tional resettlement fund for the
refugees but warned that solution
of the problem probably would
have to wait until Arab-Israel
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SAM AND LIL DICTOR, former
Detroiters now living in Los An-
geles, were in town for a week re-
cently enroute to Florida, Nassau
and a cruise around South Ameri-
ca and Acapulco . . . and no one
would believe they've been away
from here for many years .
Sam and Lil's popularity in the ol'
home town is amazing, and even
a month's stay would not be ample
time for them to see everyone
they'd like ... That's why corning
to Detroit for a short stay is not
exactly their cup of tea . . . While
here, Sam and Lil stayed with her
sister and brother-in-law, Charlotte
and Phil Edelheit ... 'Twould be
impossible to mention all the old
friends that Sam and Lil came in
contact with . .. so many that to
leave out even one would be un-
fair ... Sam walked into Max's Deli
on Southfield and 13 Mile, to dis-
cover it was owned by Max "Tootle"
Horenstein, who played basketball
at the Jewish Community Center
on Woodward while Sam was a
coach there . . . Although each
is from different playing days,
they talked of their baseball and
basketball coach at Northern High,
Eddie Powers, who is now living in
California . . . Eddie recently was
invited by Sam to play golf on the
West Coast with "a couple of bro-
ken down baseball players" . . .
Coach Eddie almost flipped when
he discovered himself to be part
of Sam's foursome that included
baseball greats Jimmy Piersall and
Sandy Koufax.
THREE DESERVING gals were
given a testimonial dinner last
week by Infants Service Group ...
Vera Erode, Jennie Kopelman and
Mildred Sklar . . . It was a hus-
bands and wives affair to laud these
fine members for their outstanding
years of service to ISG . . . The
group's Cherub Ball dinner-dance
is March 10 at Latin Quarter.
TO CARRY OUT their fine phil-
anthropic projects, United Order
True Sisters hold its "Games
Night," Dec. 7, at Labor Zionist
Institute on Schaefer ... The gals
do much toward cancer service
and research, hospital grants for
medically indigent patients, wheel
chairs and hospital beds and ser-
vice to visually handicapped child-
ren in the Detroit Public Schools.
L. P. ALBUM RECENTLY re-
leased is a first for three local
producer-writers, Cy Rott, Sheldon
Rott and Myron Stein, who have
put out "War? You Gotta Be Kid-
ding!" with the Bobby Rodgers
review The album satirizes the
Middle-East War, the United Na-
tions, national politics, etc. and
is on their own Big Sound Records
label.
CORRECTED FOR HIS table
manners and finally for his lang-
uage at the table, Todd Aaron Lev-
enson, 4-year-old son of Shirley
and Ray Levenson, continued to
talk cheerfully though unanswered
to Ray, who was using the old-
fashioned method of ignoring the
little gent ... Finally, Todd turned
to Sylvia and remarked, "Your
husband doesn't talk much, does
he, mother?"
LEO HOLLANDER leaves as a
teacher in Oak Park to become a
research scientific engineer in the
U.S. space program ... He and his
wife Harriet and children Kevin
and Jeffrey will live in Huntsville,
Ala.
DR. MANUEL A. KLINGER,
DDS with offices at 14149 E. Jef-
ferson since 1932, aced the 175-
yard, 2nd hole at the Tani 0 Shan-
ter Country Club on Thanksgiving
Day, using a 41/2 wood.