32—Friday, April 24, 1970
Dr. Moshe Czudnowski to Address
Bnai Brith Presidents Brunch for JNF
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
UN Assembly President at Rehovot
Admission to 'theb runch is by
Dr. Moshe M. Czudnowski will
be featured speaker at the Bnai planting a minimum of one tree,
plus small admission fee.
Brith Presidents Brunch 10:30 a.m.
May 3 at Bnai Moshe Synagogue.
Currently visiting professor at
Wayne State University, Dr.
Czudnowski is on the faculty of
Hebrew Pniversity. The author
of numerous books and articles in
political science, Dr. Czudnowski
HENRY MORGENTHAU LODGE
earned his PhD at the Sorbonne, will make its annual visit to the
Paris. He served as assistant eco- Plymouth State Home, Wednesday.
nomic counselod at the Israel Em- The lodge will provide entertain-
bassy in Paris from 1956-58.
ment and gifts for the patients.
Participating in the Presidents This year, the group is seeking
Brunch, held in cooperation with clothes, especially children's, for
the Jewish National Fund, will be age 6-25. Pick-ups will be made
lodges and chapters of Bnai Brith. by Chairman Leo Kaplan, LI 6-5065
Julius Kahn, past president of or drop off can be made at any
the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai of the Betty Ross Cleaners.
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Angie Brooks, president of the 24th session of the General As-
sembly of the United Nations, visited the Weizmann Institute of
Science recently with her son. Shown are Mrs. Brooks and Dr. Albert
B. Sabin, president of the Weizmann Institute of Science.
Brith Council, is brunch chair-
man. He also will serve as toast
master. Brunch general co-
chairmen are Mrs. David Gersh-
on and Leo Hack.
Cost of Housing in Jerusalem
Expected to Shoot Upward
JERUSALEM (ZINS)—The cost room apartment in Rehaviah or
of housing in Jerusalem. already ; Talbieh is $40,600, while a five-
the most expensive throughout Is- room apartment costs $52,200.
rael, will go even higher in the In the suburbs, relatively far from
view of experts, according to a the center of town, such as Bet
report filed by correspondents Hakerem or Bayit Vegan, a three-
in Jerusalem. The price of a four- room apartment costs IL 75,000
while a four-room dwelling is
priced at 529,000.
Lubavitch Classic
In the vicinity of Talpiot, the
market price for a three-room
in Italian, Spanish
apai-tment is S18,850 and for a
NEW YORK — Two new foreign four-room unit-523,200. Housing
language translations of the experts attribute the high cost of
"Tanya" have been published. it housing in Jerusalem to two fac-
was announced here by Kehot Pub- tors: (a) Jerusalem homes are
lication Society, the Lubavitcher built of stone on a rocky founda-
publishing house.
tion. Construction costs are, there-
Tanya, the Hasidic classic, was fore, greater than in other locali-
written by Rabbi Schneur Zalman ties where the houses are erected
o f Li a di (5505-5573/1745-1812), on sand; (b) a second factor is
founder of the Chabad-Lubavitch the readiness of American Jews to
movement, and is considered the pay any mice in order to obtain a
basic work of Chabad philosophy. dwelling in the holy city of Jeru-
It was published for the first salem.
Three hundred relatively pros-1
time in its original Hebrew text in
1797, and has since been published perous Americans have purchased
homes
and large apartments in
some seventy times. Tanya has
five parts all of which have been Jerusalem durin., the past two
translated into Yiddish and Eng- years, giving rise to a seller's mar-
ket.
lish.
The new publications are the
Italian and Spanish translations of Anti-Nasser Uprising
the third part of Tanya, known as
UNITED NATIONS (ZINS)t —
"Iggereth Hateshuvah,' or "Epis-
President Abdel Nasser's prpblems
tle of R entanc "
are
multiplying. Added to ffIs pres-
The Italian translation was pub-
lished by the Lubavitcher office :n ent woes with Israel at the Suez
line
is a new crisis in the Sudan,
Milan, Italy, and the Spanish ver-
sion by the Lubavitcher office in The future of the Sudanese regime.
headed
by pro-Nasser General
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
lggereth Hateshuvah contains 12 Gepar Numeri, is gravely threat- 1
ened
by
a
militant uprising of the
chapters and explains the Hasidic
and mystical concept of repent- "Right," determined to topple the
pro-Nasser government. Leader of
ance.
the uprising is the Imam, Haddi
Almandi, probably the most popu-
Synagogue Council Head lar personality in the Sudan.
Expresses Sorrow for
Death of Arab Children Israelis Spending More
NEW YORK (JTA) — Rabbi So- Hard Dollars Abroad
lomon J. Sharfman, president of
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Israeli
the Synagogue Council of Ameri- tourists traveling abroad export
ca, has expressed "sadness and more hard currency than is brought
grief over the death of Egyptian into the country by tourists to Is-
children in a recent bombing inci- rael, according to a statement
dent."
made by Joseph Katz, director of
Ile was referring to the Israeli foreign exchange for Israel's Fi-
attack killing a reported 30 chil- nance Ministry. Katz stated that
dren in what Egypt called a school last year's 140,000 Israeli travelers
and Israel called essentially a accounted for an "export" of about
military fortification.
100 million dollars, a sum some-
Rabbi Sharfman added the what larger than that earned by
Council's "conviction that this Israel from tourism. It was this
loss of life would be halted if
condition that prompted the gov-
the United Arab Republic were
ernment to reduce from $500 to
to honor the cease-fire agree-
S250 the amount of foreign cur-
ment with Israel."
rency that an Israeli could take
In a Passover message, the pre- abroad. This new policy will effect
sident offered "our sincerest sym-
a saving of $20,000,000 annually.
pathies to the families of these
tragic victims," and declared that
"we dare to hope that they will Shmuel Ussishkin Retired
sense the sincerity of a shared
JERUSALEM — Shmuel Ussish-
pain across the political chasm kin, 70, recently retired as legal
that may divide us . . It is in the adviser to the Jewish National
spirit of this Jewish tradition that Fund after 45 years of service.
we proclaim our at-oneness with Ile will continue as a member of
those who suffer pain and trag- the fund's board of directors.
edy."
Ussishkin is the son of the late
The SCA is the national coor- Menahem Ussishkin, who was pres-
dinating agency for Conservative. ident of the Keren Kayemeth Le-
Orthodox and Reform groups.
srael from 1922 to 1941.
Herman Kasoff, president of the
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Council, and Mrs. Allan Weitzman,
president of Vie Women's Council.
will receive special recognition.
A woodland of 2,500 trees will
be planted in Kasoff's honor, while
a grove of LOCO trees will be
planted by Mrs. Weitzman.
Each Bnai Brith lodge will pay
tribute to its president with the
planting of a garden, composed of
at least 100 trees, in the Bnai
Brith Martyrs' Forest. Tree chair-
men of participating women's
chapters also will be presented
special citations for their efforts
on behalf of the Bnai Brith Israel
program.
WASHINGTON (JTA)—An out-
reach program developed by the
Bnai Brith Vocational Service
brings expert counseling on career
and college choices to Jewish teen-
agers living in small communities
where such advice is hard to get.
The BBVS, with 20 regional of-
fices throughout the United States,
has sent counselors — giving the I
same kind of guidance available in
larger communities — into Albany,
N.Y.; Hammond, Ind.; Fargo, N.D.;
Charleston, W.Va.; Duluth, Minn.;
Winnipeg, Man.; Regina, Sask.;
Manchester, N.H.; Bergen County,
N.J.; Easton, Scranton, Bethlehem
and Pittsville in Pennsylvania, and
Savannah, Ga.
Officer's Memory Honored
JERUSALEM — A garden of
trees will be planted in memory of
Captain Adam Weiler, a 24-year-
old Armored Corps officer killed
while on reserve duty at the Suez
Canal. He was the son of Dr. M.
C. Weiler, former chief rabbi of
the Progressive Judaism Move-
ment of South Africa, who is cur-
rently serving as personal adviser
to the chairman of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund.
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WASHINGTON — A photo con-
test on the land, activities and
people of Israel was announced
by Bnai Brith.
The contest is open to amateur
photographers who submit pictures
taken in Israel this year.
First prize is a three-weA re-
turn trip to Israel. including a
tour of Greece and the Greek
islands, using the services of Olym-
pic Airways. Eight runners-up will
receive prizes of photographic
eguioment. All winners, including
some 70 honorable mentions, will
have their pictures displayed in
a nationwide Bnai Brith traveling
exhibit.
Closing date for the contest is
Oct. 30. Rules and entry forms
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