Flint
News
Parisian Jewish Defense Guard Formed
to Protect Tunisian Quarter; Fourteen Arabs
Charged With Wrecking Jewish-Owned Shops
.
As luck would have it, Provi-
dence was on my side.
—Samuel Butler
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 26, 1970-15
PARIS (JTA)—Fourteen Arabs dreds of Jewish shops were dam- minister of information in Pompi-
dou's regime. He has the reputa-
taken into custody will appear be- aged.
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tion of having a "talmudical mind"
fore a special court here charged 3 Converts, One Jew Vie
with purchase option
and is an acknowledged expert in
with wrecking 40 Jewish-owned in Anti-Israel Fervor
all
aspects
of
the
embargo
against
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shops in the Belleville quarter of
PARIS (ZINS)—One Jew and Israel. He is said to derive dia-
by factory trained experts
northeast Paris during a riot Mon- three converts from Judaism are
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day night and attacking police offi- seemingly competing for the honor bolical pleasure from making a
new point which will sharpen the
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Dr. William R. Hart, a Flint na- cers who tried to disperse them.
of being Israel's public enemy num- weapons-embargo against the Jew-
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tive, is one of three doctors on
According to eye-witnesses, the ber one. The culprits are passionate ish state.
the resident staff of the Univer- trouble was precipitated by Arabs disciples of the French weapons
sity of Michigan Hospital to have who molested Jews on the streets embargo on Israel and supporters
received resident achievement and were suddenly joined by truck- of the Arab arms deal. They are
awards for outstanding service in loads of other club-wielding Arabs Michel Debre, grandchild of a
patient care, teaching and re- who smashed windows, assaulted famous rabbi, adopting a holier-
search.
pedestrians and battled police into than-the Pope stance in respect of
Hart is the son of Dr. and Mrs. the early hours of yesterday morn- Pompidou's anti-Israel policies.
STILL THE WORLD'S LARGEST
The second is Maurice Schumann,
Max S. Hart. 1822 Rockcreek Lane. ing.
minister of foreign affairs. At one
The citations were given last
The attack was obviously or- time Schumann made some vague
week by Edward J. Connors, hos-
pital director, at a combined meet- ganized and premeditated accord- promise that he would attempt to
ing of the junior medical staffs.
ing to several organizations that mitigate the severity of the French
"REMEMBER" .
Hart, one of three students who issued statements denouncing it. embargo against Israel. It is re-
ported that he said, "It is true
tied as valedictorians of the Cen-
The Union of French Jewish Stu- that I am now a Christian, but one
WE SELL THE MOST
tral High School class of 1958, be-
gan his residency at University dents charged that it was care- who comes from Jewish origins.
Rest assured that I have not for-
WE GIVE THE MOST
Hospital in 1966 in the depart- fully planned in advance.
ment of pathology. He served his
The Movement Against Racism gotten that fact." However, it now
internship at Alameda County Hos- and Anti-Semitism deplored the appears that Maurice Schumann is
WE CARE THE MOST
pital in Oakland. Calif. He was riots and urged both sides to re- trying to outdo Michel Debre in
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demonstrating that he is an even
graduated from the U. of M. Medi- frain from further violence.
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greater foe of Zionism.
cal School in 1965.
Meanwhile, Jewish youths in
18650 LIVERNOIS, SOUTH OF SEVEN
The converted Marcel Dessault
His principal interest is obstetric the Belleville quarter have or-
and gynecological pathology, hav- ganized to defend it. About 80 (whose real name is Block), own-
ing completed several studies in members of Betar, a militant er of the aircraft factory where
that field for publicaticin in pro-
he enjoys enormous personal pow-
Zionist group, were patrolling the
fessional journals.
er over this vast industrial empire,
streets. One of them told the
In 1963, while a sophomore at JTA that they would mount was converted to Christianity as
a youth. These three are joined
the U. of M. Medical school, he re-
guards every night from now on.
by 'a fourth who has, as yet, not
ceived the Carl Vernon Weller
French police armed with rifles converted, namely Leon Haman,
Award for superior accomplish-
and submachineguns patroled the
ment in the study of pathology.
Belleville Jewish quarter of north-
east Paris June 16 after a night of
Camp Maccabee Staff
rioting by Moslem mobs in which
Announced by Director one Jew died and 24 policemen and
an undetermined number of Jew-
Flint Jewish Community Coun- ish residents were injured. Forty
cil's day camp, Camp Maccabee Jewish-owned shops in the quar-
counseling staff is now complete, ter were wrecked by the mobs who
MONTREAL (JTA)—The Israeli
according to the director, Gordon battled police riot squads until 2
delegation to the plenary meeting
Parnes.
a.m. June 17. The Belleville quar- of the International Civil Aviation
The senior counselors include ter resembled a battlefield. Glass
Organization submitted a resolu-
Debbie Chimovitz, Jack Dollen, from smashed windows was strewn tion calling for sanctions against
Sidnee Hourvitz, Robin Hourvitz, across the pavement. There was countries condoning airline sabot-
Rochelle Hourvitz, Sharon Rosen- no immediate estimate available
age and the suspension of aerial
feld, Leslie Shapiro, Gail Wolin. of the cost of the damage.
traffic of implicated nations.
and Mary Jane Street (certified
The armed police were on hand
The Israelis sought a c t ion
water safety instructor).
to prevent new outbreaks and ap- a g a inst "international crimes"
Junior counselors are Gail Fein- parently to restrain Jewish youths such as that of Feb. 21, in which
stein, Judy Osher, Gizela Schwartz, who want to retaliate against the 47 persons were killed in the blow-
Chuck Wax and John Coughlin.
Moslems. An appeal for order was ing up of a Swissair jet airliner
The first session of camp opens made by Daniel Mayer, president bound for Israel from Zurich.
Monday. A few openings remain of the League for the Rights of
But the 400 delegates of the
for campers. For information, call Man.
other 69 participating nations at
the council office, 767-5922.
Eye-witnesses told the JTA that the ICAO meeting expressed dis-
the clash began after Arab pass- may at the Israeli proposal, term-
ers-by allegedly attacked a preg- ing it politically motivated.
nant Jewish woman. Within min-
They indicated they preferred to
utes, the eye-witness said, hun- approach the problem from a more
SANDOR SHOICHET and WAR- dreds of Arabs, mainly Algerians technical and less personal point
REN SIEGEL were among the and Tunisians, arrived in trucks of view, noting in that connection
Northern High School graduates wielding steel bars and bottles. that unanimous enforcement would
who made the National Merit Their appearance indicated that
be difficult.
Scholarship Finals.
the incident was organized. An
Egypt and Syria are also repre-
elderly Jew, Maurice Belaish, died
here.
The following students received of a heart attack reportedly after sented
Israel has also submitted its
bachelor degrees from Michigan being molested by the mob.
proposal to the International Fed-
State University: FRANK .1. BENI-
Steel helmeted police carrying eration of Transport Workers and
SON, ROBERT L. BERMAN, MI- shields arrived to quell the riot to Interpol, the International Crim-
CHAEL H. GOTLIB and LEA H. and pitched battles ensued in the inal Police Organization.
SORKIN.
narrow, winding streets of the
The -proposal for sanctions were
quarter. The Paris Chief. of Police, generally endorsed by most of the
M. Grimaud, was on the scene Latin American and several of the
with a member of the Algerian em- Western European nations repre-
bassy staff to calm the mobs. The sented at the plenary meeting.
Belleville quarter, inhabited main-
But the U.S. and Canada, while
ly by Jews from North Africa, was expressing sympathy for the Is-
June 28—Bnai Brith Breakfast
It eliminates any kind of combustible trash and gar-
the scene of a three-day Arab- raeli position, indicated their
June 29—CAMP MACCABEE — is Jewish riot last year, when bun-
bage. Even things like corncobs, cloth and bones—
agreement with the majority of the
Session Opens
-
things you wouldn't dare drop into a garbage disposal.
delegates, who want ICAO anti-
—Temple Beth El Board
It eliminates odor. Smoke. Noise.
sabotage legislation based on prac-
FLINT JEWISH
Meeting—S:30 p.m.
tical and technical, rather than
It eliminates slogging through rain and mud.
COMMUNITY COUNCIL
June 30—COUNCIL BOARD OF
"political," grounds.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Nothing else gets rid of so many different kinds of
GOVERNORS MEETING
MEETING
In a surprise move, the delega-
rubbish. Or so many different kinds of problems.
8:00 p.m. at Temple Beth
tions
of
Egypt,
Jordan,
Syria
and
TUESDAY, JUNE 30-8 p.m.
No more risking back trouble lugging rubbish. No
El
Lebanon recommended that no air
more pollution from burning trash outdoors. No more
July 2—Beth Israel Board Meet-
TEMPLE BETH EL
carrier be permitted to carry arms
ing-8:30 p.m.
arguments
about who carries out the trash.
and ammunition. The local press
In fact, no more trash problems.
Fellue Elected to Council backed the Israeli proposal.
Jewish War Veterans
The Star said political considera-
See your appliance dealer or contact Michigan
F. PINHAS FELLUE, -educa- tions could not be ignored in de-
Consolidated Gas Company about installing a Gas
Members Are Honored
tional director of Congregation vising security legislation. La
incinerator in your home. Then watch your rubbish
At the Jewish War Veterans De- Beth Israel in Flint has been elect- Presse and Le Devoir took similar
partment Convention held recently ed to membership in the Jewish
problems disappear.
stands.
in Detroit Mrs. Sanford Sidell, Educators Council of Metropolitan
The Israeli proposal calls for
membership chairman, won the Detroit, a professional organiza-
membership trophy for the most tion of directors, superintendents severe penalties for air piracy,
and heads of day, community, Or- the planting of sabotage devices,
members for the year.
MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY
and the aiding and abetting of such
Mrs. Sidney Rachwal, historian, thodox, Conservative and Reform
actions by governments.
schools in the region.
won a citation for second place.
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Dr. Hart Receives
Medical Award
PACKER • PONTIAC
Air-Sabotage
Opposed, Given
Support by Some
Youth on The Move
A Gas incinerator
Community
Calendar
eliminates a lot more
than trash.