Eban to Receive
Honorary
" Degree
NEW YORK —Minister of for-
eign affairs of Israel, Abba Eban,
will receive the degree of doctor
of Hebrew letters from the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary of Amer-
ica. The honorary degree will be
conferred by Dr. Louis Finkel-
stein, seminary chancellor, at a
special academic convocation
called for 11 a.m. Sunday in the
seminary's Unterberg Auditorium,
New York.
In the presence of seminary
faculty, students, and guests,
Eban will be cited for his many
contributions to the State of Israel,
to Judaism, and to world peace.
The foreign minister is expected
to respond.
Eban will head .the speakers' list
at a two-day national leadership
conference on peace in the Middle
East here next Sunday and Mon-
day, organized by the Conference
of Presidents of Major Jewish Or-
ganizations.
About 400 Jewish leaders from
all over the country will attend.
Other speakers include Ambassa.
dor Yosef Tekoah, Israel's chief
representative to the United Na-
tions; Sen. Stuart Symington, Mis-
souri Democrat, and Sen. Jacob K.
Javits, New York Republican, and
Dr. A. Roy Eckart, chairman of
the Lehigh University department
of religion and a prominent Pro-
testant layman.
In Los Angeles Tuesday, Eban
accused the Arab states of trying
to make the world believe "they're
on the verge of war" with Israel.
He called President Gamal Abdel
Nasser of Egypt a "speculator in
international tensions."
Eban spoke at a press confer-
ence. He was there to address
the World Affairs Council and
to attend a dinner on behalf of
the United Jewish Appeal's
Israel Emergency Fund Drive.
He said the Arabs do not want
war and that "No Arab state in its
right mind will seek to change the
existing cease-fire situation be-
cause none of them rationally be-
lieves that they can get different
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 21, 1969-35
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JFCS Reports
Relocation of 26
Families From 12th
ABBA EBAN
results from the 1967 fiasco." Eban
credited the United Nations with
providing a useful avenue for con-
ciliation and the machinery to ob-
serve the cease fire. Without such
control there would be an "escala-
tion," he said.
Young Adult Dancers
Welcome Additions
The Young Adult Israeli Dance
Group of the Jewish Center in-
vites interested young adults to
join. The group meets 7:30-9:30
p.m. Sundays in room 202 of the
Center.
The dancers are developing a
repertoire of Israeli and inter-
national dances with the help of
their instructor, Rina Elyashiu, an
Israeli.
The young adults performed a
Hasidic-Greek-Israeli dance in
their recent debut for the Center's
Purim celebration. For informa-
tion, call Fred Rose at the Cen-
ter's Group Services Division, DI
14200.
ACLU Sponsoring
Paroehiaid Daettt
"Should Public Funds Be Used
for Parochial Schools" will be the
subject of a debate sponsored by
the American Civil Liberties Union
8 p.m. March 28• at Mumford High
School. Speaking for the affirma-
Prosperity makes few friends.—
tive will be Rep. William Ryan, Vauvenargues.
speaker of the House, and Joseph
Dulin, principal of St. Martin's de
Porres High School. On the nega-
tive side will be Ernest Mazey,
executive director of the ACLU in
Michigan, and Anthony Perrino,
minister of First Unitarian
Church. The public is invited at a
nominal charge.
U-D Theater to Present_
`Lion in Winter' on Stage
The University of Detroit Thea-
ter will present James Goldman's
"A Lion in Winter," the story of
the political and family intrigues
at the court of Henry II, 8:30 p.m.
March 21-23, 28-30 and April 11-13,
in the University Theater.
Alan Becker, an instructor at
Highland Park Community Col-
lege, will play the lead role of
Henry II.
Bill Adler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Adler of Harding Ave., Oak
Park, will play the part of John,
one of Henry's sons.
Treat the kids to
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March 22 and 23
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
By BEN GALLOB
(Copyilght 1969, JTA Inc.)
The Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service of Detroit reported
this week it had relocated 26 Jew-
ish families, mainly elderly Jews
or couples, from the 12th St.-Dex-
ter area to more suitable areas of
residence during the past 10
months.
Arnold Faudman, president of
the agency, said that the program
was carried out with a grant of
$25,000 for the initial year of the
program. The grant was made by
the United Jewish Charities Board
for the Jewish Community Foun-
dation. He said most of the re-
located JeWs were receiving old
age assistance and living on So-
cial Security Funds. They needed
subsidy to live in the new loca-
tions. The agency also paid some
moving and supplemental ex-
penses in the relocations.
Joseph Garson, chairman of
the agency's housing relocation
committee, said that a request
had been made to the Jewish
' Community Foundation for
funds to continue the rental sub-
sidies for the 26 relocated fam-
ilies.
Samuel Lerner, director of the
JFCS, an affiliate of the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Detroit,
said that the agency had a list of
another 50 Jewish families who
had asked the agency for help to
relocate and that 37 of those fam-
ilies would need rent subsidies.
He added that the Wayne
County department of social serv-
ices had between 20 and 30 Jewish
clients, and there are many aged
Jews who want to move from the
riot area but who have not as yet
made direct application to the
JFCS.
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