40—Friday, December 5, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH N EWS
Free the Dannasens 2' to De Plea
of Demonstrators at Kennedy Sq.
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Wilson-Crissman Cadillac's New Horn e
This new sales and service facility for Wilson-Crissman Cadillac,
Inc.. 1350 N. Woodward Ave.. Birmingham, is currently under con-
struction on the site of the existing building. To enable the dealership
to continue to serve customers throughout construction. Cunningham
Limp, international designers, engineers and builders, has scheduled
a two-phase program. When completed in late 1970, the building will
feature a new paneled showroom with slate floor and luminous ceil-
ing. In the service department, there will be 41 service stalls, six
write-up stations and a customer waiting lounge. Originally con-
structed as a shopping center, the existing building has been a land-
mark since about 1949. Wilson-Crissman converted it to an automotive
dealership building, moving in on July 4, 1954.
Recovery, hie.. Makes Gains Here;
fleeting Regularly at Beth Achim
Annette Serling. Detroit area
leader and public relations chair-
man for Recovery, Inc., the asso-
ciation of nervous and former
mental patients, announces that a
new weekly !group is meeting 10
a.m. Thursdays at Cong. Beth
Achim.
A total of '80 similar groups are
meeting in Detroit and suburbs.
according to Mrs. Serling. who
said that she can be reached in
writing at Recovery, Inc.. P. 0.
Box 6511, Detroit. 48240.
A self help organization for
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persons suffering nervous or
mental disorders, Recovery was
invited for the first time to par-
ticipate in a panel discussion at
the American Psychiatric Asso-
ciation convention last May.
Farband to Salute
Israel on Hanuka
Joseph Katz, Farband president,
and David Sislin, cultural chair-
man, are inviting all Farband
members to a Hanuka celebration
8:30 p.m. Saturday at Sholein
Aleichem Institute.
At the program, a salute to the
Jewish state, a school child YOB
kindle the Hanuka candles as a
symbol of light and peace for Is-
rael. Hanuka and Israeli songs wilt
he sung by Cantor Louis Klein of
Cong. Bnai Moshe, accompanied
by Bella Goldberg.
Movsas Goldoftas, educator and
lecturer, will talk on "Ilzmuka in
Light of 21 Years of Medinat Yis-
ra el. -
A Hanuka story will be react,
and holiday refreshments served.
The celebration is open . to the
public at a minimum charge.
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membership and sisterhood will
hear Mrs. Evelyn Cohen at its
Hanoi:a evening 8:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at Young Israel Center of Oak-
Woods. Latkes and games will fol-
- low the program.
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Among the speakers will be
Meir Ariel, shaliakh from Is-
rael to the llabonim youth group,
and Rabbi Max Kapustin, di-
rector of Wayne's Hillel Founda-
tion.
Annajean Betman, chairman of
the Jewish Action Committee, and
Ed Bayer. vice president, will ap-
pear on radio station WMUZ at
2:30 p.m. today to discuss the
purposes of the group.
(Sunday morning, Israeli pickets
will be out in force for the appear-
ance of Shafiq el-Hoot, executive
secretary of the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization office in Beirut.
who is scheduled to address the
second annual convention of the
Association of Arab-American Uni-
versity Graduates, Inc., at the Mc-
Gregor Memorial Conference Cen
ter. Wayne State University.
aviation industry to punish any
country that cooperates with air
hijackers.
The petition, directed to the In-
ternational Air Transport Associa-
tion, the International Civil Avia-
tion Organization and International
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TWA 'Encouracred"
by DCVelopments
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Sonic
measure of encouragement on the
prospects for release of the two
Israeli passengers, detained by
Syria since the hijacking last Aug-
ust of an American airliner was
reported Wednesday by a spokes-
man for TWA in Washington.
The spokesman said that "some
encouragement" was felt because
of developments in recent days,
hut that nothing of substance had
developed.
State Department officials said
! that airworthiness tests were being
made in • Damascus to ascertain
whether the plane was in flying
condition. They had no comment
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on the measured optimism voiced
by TWA but said only that the U.S.
government was "continuing ef-
•forts" to liberate the passengers.
I More than 1;000 New York col-
: lege students marched from the
United Nations to the Syrian UN
mission, Thursday evening where
speakers from the Ad floc Student
Committee demanded the release
of the two Israelis.
The marchers assembled at the
"Isaiah Wall," lit a 10-foot Hanuka
menora and walked in a flashlight
procession to the Syrian mission.
Student demonstrations protest-
ing the Syrian action also will he
held in Boston, Minneapolis, Phila-
FOR THE BEST IN
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
SAM EMMER
Federation of Airline Pilots Asso-
ciation, read:
"We the undersigned urge you
collectively to seal off from air
traffic any country whose actions
make it an accomplice in the crime
of hijacking. and to make clear
that you will no longer fly to any
nation that:
"Refuses immediately to return
a hijacked plane, its passengers
and crew, or
"Affords sanctuary to those re-
sponsible for the hijacking, or fails
to prosecute or extradite them
properly."
In a directive to chapters and
affiliates across the country, the
American Jewish Congress Com-
mission on International Affairs
urged that the petition "be circul-
ated among community groups of
all kinds throughout the United
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Through the Jewish CommunPy
Council, all Jewish organizations
in the community have been asked
to participate in the rally. Ameri-
can Jewish Congress also is sup-
porting the demonstration.
participated in an- anti-U.S. dem-
The cast for PYGMALION, the
onstration in England.
Meadow Brook Theater's third pro-
duction of the season, which will
(Other speakers include Ambas-
open a three-week run at Oakland , :ador Rashacl Murad, permanent
University, 8:15 p.m.. Dec. 11, was observer of the League of Arab
announced today by Artistic Di- States: Clovis Maksud, associate
rector John Fernald. The famous editor of Al Ahram: and John
George Bernard Shaw comedy. Culhane. associate editor of News-
which became even more so week Magazine.
through the musical version of
(The Israeli students at Wayne
MY FAIR LADY, will continue at have arranged to picket most ses-
the Detroit Institute of Arts for sions of the conference.)
seven performances beginning Jan.
7.
Fruit, Nut, Etc.
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Under the auspices of the Ameri.
can Students for Israel-Jewish Ac-
tion Committee at Wayne, the '2-4
p.m. protest rally is being held
simultaneously with demonstra-
tions throughout the country, called
by the newly organized Ad Hoc
Student Committee—Free Damas-
cus 2, in New York.
Dr. HOWARD LEVY, who was
jailed for refusing to teach the
Green Berets in Vietnam. will
(Theme for the convention, which
speak under the auspices of the
•opens this evening, is "The Pales-
Medical Committee for Human
ine Revolution: Its International,
Rights 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the
cial and Technical Dimensions."
Wayne State University Center
Sessions are open to the public.
Building. Room 289. The Medical
(Among the scheduled speak.
Committee, formed during the Sel-
ers was Pakistani Moslem Tareq
ma march. is chaired nationally
Ali, editor of the Black Dwarf,
by Dr. Paul Lowinger of Lafayette
but he was refused an entry visa
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ford and St. Joseph's Hospitals,
wrote ''A lthough self-directed
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therapy in the orthodox sense,
their emphasis on faith, will pow-
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tories do achieve constructive
treatment goals."
Recovery doesn't diagnose or
treat, but is designed as an ad-
junctive function, with each mem-
ber continuing to follow the au-
thority of his own psychiatrist.
cts.
Mon- States." The signed petitions will
Kennedy. Square will be the site delphia, Miami, Los Angeles,
be presented by American Jewish
and Toronto.
Sunday afternoon of a demonstra treat
The American Jewish Congress Congress officers to the heads of
tion calling attention to the con-
Wednesday launched a nation- the three international agencies
tinued detention in Syria of two
wide petition campaign calling early next year.
Israelis kidnapped last August
for action by the international
from a TWA jetliner.
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