400 Arabs Participate With Jews in Festive
Folklore Evening at the Hebrew University

JERUSALEM — The Hebrew
University was the site of a recent
Arab-Jewish "folklore evening," as
the university's Adult Education
Center marked the opening of the
fourth year of its Arab-Jewish cul-
tural project. The gala event was
attended by more than 600, includ-
ing some 350 Arabs from East
Jerusalem and 50 Israeli Arabs
from Haifa, who joined in com-
munal singing of Arab and He-
brew songs.
It was the first time that Arabs
from East Jerusalem had attended
in such numbers a function at the
Hebrew University.
The Arab-Jewish cultural proj-
ect, begun just after the Six-Day
War, this year encompasses the
teaching of Hebrew to 250 East
Jerusalem Arabs, an increase
of 40 per cent since last year,
and Arabic to 150 Jews from
West Jerusalem, up by 150 per
cent since last year. The lessons
are conducted at the Ecce Homo
Convent of the Sisters of Zion
Order, on Via Dolorosa in the
Old City of Jerusalem.
In addition to this year's Arab
students, some 100 former Arab
participants in the program, who
maintain contact with the Adult
Education Center, attended the
evening.
The university's Wise Auditor-
ium on the Givat Earn campus
was filled to capacity when Jeru-
salem Mayor Teddy Kollek opened
the evening by wishing "this con-
structive activity" all good
for its new academic year.
Greetings also were brought by
Kalman Yaron, director of the
Adult Education Center and prime
mover of the project, who recalled
the modest beginning 31/2 years
ago and said that if the present
development continues, next year's
opening might take in Jerusalem's
largest convention hall.
He expressed the hope that in
two years the Adult Education
Center would move into its own
building, to be named for Martin
Buber, on the university's Mount
Scopus campus.
Yaron said that "We do not
limit ourselves only to language
teaching, as this is only a means
for fostering better understanding,

RABBI SHAIAU.

ZACHARIASH

341-1595
MODEL

RABBI LEO

GOLDMAN

Expert Mohel

Serving Hospitals and Homes

LI 1-9769

LI 2-4444

Rabbi

.A. M. COHEN

Certified & Accredited

MOHEL

5424401

"HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN"

Plus

"SCARS OF DRACULA"

NEIGHBORHOOD

Rd.
AmERicuut 9 4444476 Greenfield
35114120

"SONG Of NORWAY"

Reserved Seat Engagement!
Matinee performances WED. A SAT.
at 2:00, SUN. at 1:30. Evening per-
formances MON. thru WED. $:1S A
SUN. at SAO & 11:15. DEC. 2S to JAN.
3. Matinees daily at 200. SUN. 1:311.
10:30
New Year's Ere.
Sat. Eve. 5:15, 0.15

735 &

The Barks

On Plymouth Rd., VE 54630
3 Mks. W. of Greenfield

ATLAS

Barbara Streisand a. Omar Slsarif

Ahmed Shanti, a teacher from East Jerusalem, speaks on behalf
of the Arab students at the Hebrew University's opening of the
fourth year of its Arab-Jewish cultural project, conducted by the
Adult Education Center. Seated on the dais is Mere Laurice, general
mother superior of the Sisters of Zion Order, Rome.

but this year we have founded a
club in the framework of our ac-
tivities where people from the two
communities can meet each other
socially in informal talks."
He mentioned that joint Arab-
Jewish study tours are conducted
regularly throughout the country,
as well as lectures by Arabs and
Jews. This year, in addition. a
num= will ha
published as a new Instrument in
the program.
Addressing the audience in
English, Mother Laurice, general
mother superior of the Sisters
of Zion Order of Rome, who was
visiting Israel, said that she
heartily welcomed the Ifeb.-ew
University institution to use the
premises of the Ecce Homo Con-
vent for its educational-social
project.
She said that "The project is a
wonderful testimony of the man-
to-man relationship which exists
here and shows that many inhabi-
tants of this city- want to meet and
discuss problems together."
Speaking -on behalf of the Arah
students, Ahmed Shanti, a teacher

.Bulls

Dec. 21—To Dr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam E. Shell (Susan Cohn), for-
mer Detroiters of LaJolla, Calif.,
a daughter, Dana Cohn.
Dec. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
don Grosberg (Judith Stamen),
former Detroiters of Rockville,
Mr., a son, Joel Robert.
• • •
Dec. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
M. Bordman (Patricia Sokoloff),
2549 Somerset, Troy, a daughter,
Helene Beth.
C C •
Dec. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Asher (Lois Schecket), former
Detroiters of Atlanta, a daughter,
Lynne.
•
• •
Dec. 9—To Rabbi and Mrs.
Leonard S. Cahan, former De-
troiters of Oakland, Calif., a daugh-
ter, Sara Irene.
• •-• •
Nov. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. James
Satovsky (Risha Broner), 2936
Briarcliff, Ann Arbor, a son, Jona-
than Matthew.
• • •
Nov. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Diamond (Rena Spilman of De-
troit), of Encino, Calif., a son,
klilhael Robert.
• • •
Oct. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
R. Fisher (Diana Desmon), 10760
Oak Park Blvd. Oak Park, a
daughter, Heather Eileen.

MAZAL TOV!

" -

The Posens
The Wars

1\,' V N.',/ • '

from East Jerusalem, also thanked
the university for arranging the
evening and establishing the edu-
cational project.
He mentioned the Golden Age of
Spain in the Middle Ages — the
blossoming period of the Arab and
Jewish culture, which inspired th‘•
two peoples in great
os.ientific achievements.
Shanti said that he believed
it is possible that such a cultural
and social renaissance may come
about in this generation.
Prof. Aharon Kleinberger, He-
brew University associate profes-
sor of education and chairman of
the board of the Adult Education
Center, expressed his appreciation
to the Sisters of Zion Order for
supporting the project.
o • •

Arab University
Planned, Allon Says

JERUSALEM (ZINS) — Educa-
tion Ministei Yigal Allon has con-
firmed that officials of his min-
istry are preparing plans for the
founding of an Arab university- in
Ramallah, which was previously
part of Jordan.
About a year ago, Moshe Dyan
conferred with Arab spokesmen in
the liberated areas about the es-
tablishment of such a university,
but they declined to consider the
proposal, insisting that their young
people would use the academic
facilities in Amman, capital of
Jordan.
It now appears that the Arab
leaders have altered their view
and are more receptive to the pro-
posal, because many. Arab parents
have qualms about sending their
children to Jordan which lives
under the threat of bloody civil
war.

Orthodox Aversion
to TV Fails to Stop
Popularity in Israel

JERUSALEM (ZINS) — Tele-
vision crews who converged on the
Wailing Wall to photograph some
5,000 worshipers were met with
epithets and some physical beat-
ings at the hands of the unwill-
ing subjects.
This deep-seated anti-television
feeling among the observant Jews
of Jerusalem provoked a Beth Din
of the Nature! Karta to excommu-
nicate a Idea Shearim Jew who
owned a television set.
The rabbinical court ruled that
no person may have any contact
with the excommunicated Jew un-
til he repents and removes the
television set from his home.
This case, however, seems to
have little or no impact on televi-
sion buying. Three years ago,
there were 40,000 television sets
In use; now there are 350,000,
desPite the high cost of the ap-
pliance. More than 50 per cent of
all Israel families now have to:L. -

1481min .their , homes.

W. Warren at Miller Road
5114040
Walt Disney presents

CAMELOT

Zill Woodward-5110 1-9494
This years most terrifying Monster
shock show .. .

LN.LZ=2d+19=c3•4=0

The Fosters

MOVIE GUIDE

DOWNTOWN

REV.

U 7-9489

Friday, December 25, 1,70-31

FOX

_SHALOM RALPH

MOREL

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

"THE ARISTOCRATS"

XMAS DAY at 2:00, 400, 600, 1:10,
10:03. Sat. open toao shown 11:00, 1:00,
3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:10. Sun., Mon., Tues.,
Wed. 1210, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, a:00, 1000.
Thurs., Dec. 31, 12:00, 1:40, 3:45, 5:45,
7:30.
NEW YEAR'S EVE ONLY
1st Run. David Nlven In

"THE STATUE"

Shown at 9:30

'THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN"

Daily shown 6:44„ 11:00. New Year's Eve.
at rao L 11:36. Mob , A Entertain! wit
coupons accepted.

BERKLEY

U Mile-Coolidge, Li 24330
STARTS XMAS DAY
Barbara Streisand, Waiter Matthew

"HELLC

Dour.

- Tues. 7 & 0.30.
Shown Fri., Sat-
•:51, 0.20. NEW YEAR'S
Sun. 1:0"'
11:91 late show. NEW
. at
YEAR'S DAY & SUN., JAN. 3rd. at 1:41/,
4:15, 6:50, 9:30.
Sat. Dec. 24 Spec. Children's Matinee
open 110 darts Ian over 4:20.

"GOLIATH AM THE VAMPIRES"
end "PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES"

11. Tickets on sale newt

All Walt Disney Show

"ARISTOCRATS"

Plus "Orphan Elephant. & other shorts
open daily 11:30.
NEW YEAR'S EVE ONLY
MIDNIGHT SHOW
David Nevin in

"THE STATUE"

Plymouth Rd.
at Farmingt on Rd.
. ICE 44400

MAI KAI

"FUNNY GIRL" (G)

Shown 0:30 only, daily New Year's Eve.
9:00 only.
Ells. Taylor, Warren Beatty In

a

MAIN, ROYAL OAK mtiVis•Mil•

"TORA, TORA, TORA"

XMAS DAY Lee, 4:30, 700, 9:3e. SAT.,
SUN., MON., TUES., WED. 12:011, 2:311,
510, 7:40, 1005. THURS. 1200, 30 0,
5:35. New Year's Eve. 0:21 & 11. FRI.
NEW YEAR'S DAY 200, 4:30, 700, 9:311.

Lahser at Grand River.
IC E 7-25641—Free Parking
One of this year's top pictures

BEDFORD

!..106"

2,
011 sae, Lie, 500,
1000.
*AT. 'EVE. 4011, 605,
Mon.,
Sun. 105, km, sae, 710,
Tues., Wed. Eve. 705, 0011. Thurs. New
Year's Eve. 515, 700, 0.05, 1105.
Special Matinee SAT. & MON. THRU
THURS. Open 12:45 Out 305.

St•ner.

935.

a.

"CHITTY, CHITTY, RANG, RANG"

ROYAL OAK

315 WLIFy2ralg, R.O.

John Wayne In

"RIO LOBO" (0)

XMAS DAY shown at 1:40, 3:50, 355,
1015. SAT. EVE. 4:00, 400, III,
1005. SUN. 105. 305, 5:10. 7:15, 1:20.
armory ArM1111 Good I
Week Nights 73111. 0.311. NEW YEAR'S
Peter Sailers, Golden Hawn in
EVE. 410, 6.-00, S:111, 1003.
Special children's matinee all seats 75c.
"THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP"
Dec. 26, 21, 29, 30, 31 doors open 12:45
FRI.. SAT. & SUN. 2:55, SOS, 7:15, 005
1 complete show only at 110
Matinees daily continuous performances
"CHITTY, CHITTY, BANG, BANG"
MON THRU THURS. 20.'", 4:3S, 6:45,
11:55
Royal 141. Mich.
NEW YEAR'S EVE ONLY Late show
LI Oak /62
1105
Highest rating. A rare rewarding
Also featurefte
screen experience. Gig Young, & Ann
Jackson in
"RODEO"
FRI.; SAT., SUN. 2.00, 4:40, 6:54, 91111 "LOVERS & OTHER STRANGERS" (R)
Mon. thru Thurs. 201„ 4:10, 400, S:30
ALSO selected short sublects.
NEW YEAR'S EVE LATE SHOW AT
10:40. Admission price New Year's Eve Doors open 3:30. Xmas Day shown at
5:15, 110e, 1000. SAT. & SUN. open 1:00
after 5—adults $3, children $1.
shown 200, 4:00, 6:15, 8:30, 10:25.
m r.rd 2 Mks. S. IS MI. Thurs. open sae shown 7:10, 9:15. 1:10.
BLOOMFIELOwN.
Mon., Tues., Wed. open 6:15 shown
4:20, 8:35. 15:34. Thum, open 4:30 shown
Exclusion Engagement
7:10, 9:15, 11:00.
David Lean's
Jan. 1, 2, 3 open 1:34 shown 200, 4:00,
6:15, 1:30, 10:25.
"RYAN'S DAUGHTER"
Robert Mitchum, Sara Miles,
Christopher Jones
Schedule of Performances
Mon. thru Sat. Daily at 2 p.m.
Evenings at I p.m.
Sun. matinee at 3 p.m. Evenings 7 p.m.
JERUSALEM (ZINS)—For the
Admission XMAS DAY & NEW YEAR'S
first time, official figures on Jews
DAY Matinees P30, Eves. $3.50
NEW YEAR'S EVE., DEC. 31 Matinees leaving the country have been
02, Evenings $5
published in Israel's Statistical
Tickets for "Ryan's Daughter" may be Year Book for 1969.
purchase in advance.

Birmingham

S. Woodward at Maple
gal 4.2233

sioa.

WASHINGTON .

Israel Loses 7,000
to Emigration Roles

TAKE THE FAMILY.
OUT TO DINNER .
AND A SHOW

THE

OF

Some 200,000 Jews have left Is-
rael since 1948, of whom approx-
imately 50 percent are considered
true "emigrants." The same
source estimates the number of
1969 emigrants as being between
7,000 and 8,000.

EILOCK).• BROTHERS

TERROR!

HORROR

AND
TOGETHER IN THE MOST TERRIFYING MONSTER

SHOCK SHOW OF THE YEAR

BOTH IN SPINE TINGLING COLOR

7'- - 1 117

"iv

4

INMEIMEVI
N6111111
titeMesaa ter
Mellewl t. peReeerl l3..

MN 1111111111161 !
11X0.118111111
.

•

MeollswI
lWaleaall
eConmid
a fam

ammisarea

MMUS

AL