THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 11, 1970-21

LIVONIA JEWISH CONGREGATION

29475 Six Mile Road

HIGH HOLY DAYS SERVICES

Rosh Hashanah

Sept. 30, Oct 1 & 2

Yom Kippur

Gen. Pierre Koenig,
French Ally of Israel

PARIS (JTA)—Gen. Pierre Koe-
a minister of war in the
Fourth Republic and one of
France's most outspoken suppor-
ters of Israel, died Sept. 3 at age

nig,

72.

Gen. Koenig headed the France-
Israel Friendship Alliance. He
broke with former President Char-
les deGaulle, his wartime friend

TEMPLE BETH EL
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

AND

Oct. 9 & 10

Services Conducted by Rabbi Martin D. Gordon

HEBREW SCHOOL

Liturgy Chanted by Cantor Sam Firestone

TICKETS AVAILABLE

call KE 7-4169, 425-9370 or KE 7-5431

New Children Welcome

BIRMINGHAM TEMPLE SUNDAY SCHOOL

Ages 4-18

If you desire a new and relevant approach

to Jewish Education for your children, then the

Birmingham Temple with it's philosophy of

Humanistic Judaism may be what you and your

family will enjoy.

For information, call: 549-5490

Registration Sun., Sept. 13-10-12 a.m.

Glenn Levey JHS

9 Mile Rd. (west of Telegraph)

Congregation B'nai Israel

143 Oneida Road
Pontiac, Michigan
Leonard H. Berman, Rabbi Stuart E. Allen, President

"A Conservative Congregation Affiliated with
The United Synagogue of America"

Announces the offering of a limited number of member-
ships, special consideration to young marrieds. Inquiries
cordially invited.

GEN. PIERRE KOENIG

and leader, over the latter's pro-
Arab Middle East policies.
It was during his tenure as war
minister that France became Is-
rael's chief supplier of military
equipment and aircraft and that
country's closest European ally.
Here for the Koenig funeral were
former minister Menahem Begin
and Shimon Peres, minister of
transport.
He convened 30,000 Christians in
a demonstration for Israel three
days before the Six-Day War and
condemned the Gaullist position.
Gen. Koenig headed a long list
of prominent French politicians
and military men who opposed
President deGaulle's arms em-
bargo against Israel and fought to
have it rescinded.
During the 1969 election cam-
paign he sought promises to lift
the embargo from the two can-
didates, Georges Pompidou and
Alain Poher. Until shortly before
his death, he was a familiar figure
at public rallies in support of
Israel's right to exist.

Religious Zionist Leader

The congregation offers:

A complete Hebrew School and Sunday Religious School
Program. Daily and Sabbath Services (late Friday Eve. &
Sat. Morn.). High Holy Days Worship (tickets available
to non-members.) Youth activities program (affiliated
with United Synagogue youth).

Beautiful Auditorium for social events and "simhas."

For information please contact
Mr. Stanley Elbling, Membership Chairman

MA 6-2757

NEW YORK — Gabriel Feigen-I
baum, a former vice president of
the Religious Zionists of America,
died Sept. 2 at age 67. He was ;
visiting in London at the time of 1
his death.
Mr. Feigenbaum was a retired
New York and Ohio real estate
executive, but maintained an
active interest in many businesses
and real estate holdings. He was
a native of Cleveland.

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Oscar Wilde.

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TEMPLE BETH EL

8801 Woodward at Gladstone

ROBERT FROST PUBLIC SCHOOL

Scotia and 9 Mile

OPENS SATURDAY, SUNDAY,

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CALL:

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For Information

and Brochure

Richard C. Hertz, Ph.D., D.D.

Senior Rabbi

Morton M. Kanter, M.H.L.

Associate Rabbi

24350 Southfield Road

Sunday and Midweek Hebrew School

For Boys and Girls Ages 8 to 16

(Sunday Classes Only . . . for Boys and Girls Ages 5-7)

NURSERY DEPARTMENT

Educational Director

Alfred L. Lindenbaum, M.A.

and

State Licensed

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 3

James J. Levbarg, M.R.E.,

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4

Classes staffed by excellent and experienced teachers

For Registration or Information

call 353-2198

Our school is open to non-members as well as synagogue members

Richard A. Lowenthal, M.A.,

Supervisors