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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Protest Rally
Memorializes
Iraqi Victims

Civic and Jewish communal
leaders addressed a -protest meet-
ing called on behalf of the Iraqi
Jews Wednesday evening at Tem-
assembly also
ple Beth El.
after being selected by leaders of was called to honor the memory of
the Flint campaign. "Our goal for the nine Iraqi Jews hung on
1969 must be greater than it was charges of espionage.
Sponsors of the meeting, the Flint
in 1967, immediately after the Six-
Day War, to help bring the Israeli Jewish Community Council and
people the social relief they need Committee for Humanity in Iraq,
said the protest w a s leveled
to meet the continuing crisis".
Megdell has served as general "against the brutal genocide of the
chairman of the Flint campaign in Iraqi atuhorities," and said it
both 1966 and 1967 and sparked "must be heard before mass kill-
both campaigns to record-breaking ings sweep that land."
highs. He is a member of the Na-
tional United Jewish Appeal Cam-
paign Cabinet and the Council of
Jewish Federations and Welfare
Funds committee on campaign
services. Megdell has received
The 10 Flint men who participated
many awards for his leadership in the United Jewish Appeal fact-
and generosity.
Megdell has just returned from finding mission to Israel returned
a week-long "Operation Israel" deeply moved and inspired by what
flight to obtain first-hand informa- they saw.
JOSEPH MEGDELL
Their feelings are expressed in
tion on the continuing emergency
Joseph Megdell, president of the in the wake of the Six-Day War. this poem composed by Dr. Jack
Stanzler,
upon visiting the Memor-
Flint Jewish Community Council, He acted as co-chairman for the
has been named campaign coordi- Israel Mission, which was made ial to the Six • Million.
* *
nator of the 1969 Flint United Jew- up of more than 100 men from
ish Appeal Campaign. The cam- several major cities.

Joseph Megdell Named Coordinator
for United Jewish Appeal Campaign

The

Mission Inspired
on Trip to Israel

paign will mobilize community sup.
port for the UJA's third nation-
wide emergency fund drive on be-
half of the pressing social needs of
the Israeli people and distressed
Jews elsewhere in the world.
"With peace still eluding the
people of Israel more than a year
and a half after the Six-Day War,
the enormous costs of defending
their land against enemies bent on
revenge make it impossible for
them to continue paying the major
share of UJA-sponsored humani-
tarian programs," Megdell said

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work on the Ratnoff Building is due
to be completed by the end of this
month when a further 140 students
will move into the building, joining
the 80 who have occupied the top
floor since November, the first to
take up permanent residence on the
campus. Building has also begun on
12 student dormitories, the first
stage in the overall plan for a
Student and Graduate Residence
Center to rise on Mt. Scopus within
the near future. Each of the two-
winger buildings will house 120 stu-
dents, with the first scheduled for
completion in 16 months and the
others following at intervals of
three months each.
Now, a total of 800 students live
in the asbestos huts built on the
lower slopes of the hillside. A co-
operative grocery store and a club-
house round out the residential
amenities.
As planning and construction of
the permanent campus buildings
gets under way, development work
is also proceeding apace. This in-
cludes roads and a central-heating
unit to be located near the Ratnoff
Building.

Grand Rapids
News Notes

16—USY
—Temple Youth Brunch
—Jewish Cultural Commit-
tee Event
18—Ahavas Israel Sisterhood
19—Bnai Brith Women Board
20—Hadassah Board
21—Temple Emanuel Family
Dinner

19—Hadassah Meeting, Edu-
cation Day
— Y outh Activities Pro-
gram, 7:30 p.m., Cong.
Beth Israel
20—Senior Friendship Club,
12:30 p.m. Temple Beth
El
— Beth Israel Board of Ed-
ucation Meeting, 8:30
p.m.

* * *

They come,
To those who care,
To love,
From centuries of cold, of fear,
of hate,
From centuries of bleeding, pain
and death.
From the they of subhumanity,
From the they of scorn.

advanced stage of construction and
it is due to be completed by the
end of 1969.

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No longer they—but we.
This blessed land offers its love.
The love of many millions,
Now two,
Now six.
Its memories are true.
"How goodly are thy tents,
O Jacob, Thy dwelling places,
O Israel."

And thus in spite of history—
And thus because of history
Dignity is reborn.
An Israeli is born.

Comings ...
and
• ... Goings

Dave Hourvitz has been elected
secretary of the Genesee Commu-
nity Development Conference at its
recent annual meeting. This is a
nonprofit organization which works
on community problems, primarily
in the area of housing.
* * *
Morris Leibov, general manager
of Fred Elliott Shoe Stores, has
been elected president of the Old
Newsboys of Flint.

Bnai Brith Women will elect offi-
cers at its meeting 12:30 p.m. Feb.
18 at Temple Beth El. Luncheon
hostess will be Mrs. Isadore Beren.
Guest speaker will be Dr. E. Mar-
shall Goldberg, medical director
at Hurley Hospital.
* * *
Yetta Shapiro Chapter, City of
Hope, will present its annual junior
life members' fashion show 3:30
If all the people in the world
p.m. Feb. 23 at Temple Beth El. should agree to sympathize with
Junior life members will model the a certain man at a certain hour,
fashions, and dinner will be served. they could not cure his headache.
Commentator will be Mrs. Morrie
— E. W. Howe.
Young, accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Jack Patek. All proceeds
WE DO
go to the City of Hope's nonsectar-
ian hospital for catastrophic dis-
eases in Duarte, Calif.
Louis
TOO
Sill is general chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Walter Welsby and Mrs.
Jack Berck. For reservations, con-
Photographers
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Work on the rehabilitation of the

Rosenbloom and Library buildings
is far advanced. This month the
Rosenbloom Building will be made
available for the university's pro-
academic courses, with the law
faculty due to move into these
buildings during the academic year
1969-70.
Plans are now being finalized for
the restoration of the archaeology
building where work is scheduled
to begin this month. The recon-
struction of the amphitheater is to
be completed in March.
The Truman Center for the Ad-
vancement of Peace is now at an

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The Law of Return

Communal Calendar

Feb 16—Citywide Youth Dinner,
7 p.m., The Attic
17—City of Hope Board Meet-
ing, 8:30 p.m., home of
Mrs. Dave Mulne
18—Bnai Brith Women Meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m. Temple
Beth El
—UJA Intermediate Gifts
Division Workers Meet-
ing, 8 p.m., home of Harry
Binder
—Joint Sisterhood Study
Group, 9:30 a.m., Cong.
Beth El
—Joint Adult Education, 8
p.m., Temple Beth El

Rapid Progress Seen on Mt. Scopus

Passport Photos

Balm 3.ating

in Winter and Spring

we do a lot of
entertaining at _home.

Why not? It's a good time of year for Israel. The
weather's fine (a little like Southern California). And
t there's enough elbow room for people to linger over th ol
thousands of years of history around them./

e've done everything to make our winter and sprin
tours enjoyable. We know the land, we know the people
we can arrange to show it best, and we've got more will
ter and spring tours to Israel than anybody. We'd love
to soy "Shalom." So see your travel agents —

'The airline of kraal' .

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schwartz of
Bellcreek Dr. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Marilyn
Ann to Gary F. Kaberle, son of
Mrs. John Kaberle of Evart and
the late Mr. Kaberle. Both are
graduates of Michigan State Uni-
versity and are at the University of
Michigan, Miss Schwartz in law
school and Mr. Kaberle in dental
school. Her affiliations are Mortar
Board, Phi Kappa Phi and Tower
Guard honorary societies. Mr.
Kaberle is a member of Delta
Sigma Delta profesional dental fra-
ternity. The couple is planning a
June 28 wedding.

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Sept. 7, $829 High Holy Days

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April 13, $1,090 Indep. Day
May 25, Aug. 3, $1,050
Sept. 11, $1,050 High Holy Days

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April 12, 11,190 Indep Day
June 7, "July 12, 51,150
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Oct. 1, $829 Slmchat Torah
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