10—Friday, February 12, 1971 Hadassah Issues Call for End to Soviet Anti-Semitism JERUSALEM (JTA) — A call was issued here for the end of Soviet anti-Semitism and the right of Soviet Jews to emigrate to Is- rael if they so desire. The demand was made at the Iladassah Mid-Winter Conference being held here for the first time in Hadassah history. Addressing the 150 delegates, Mrs. Max Schenk, national presi- dent of Hadassah, declared: "We insist on the rights of Jews every- where to live in freedom. In parti- cular, we think of our brethren in Soviet Russia suffering under a cruel dictatorship." A new community college built by Hadassah in Israel was offici- ally opened here Monday in the presence of Hadassah national board members by Deputy Minister of Education Asher Yadlin. The community college is in- tended to train technicians and practical engineers who need an education beyond high school lev- el, but do not require a full uni- versity program. The college presently houses four departments: computer tech nology, scientific photography, laboratory technology and medical records librarianship. Two hund- red and fifty students are already reportedly attending the school. Speaking at the opening ses- sion, Mrs. Schenk told the dele- gates: "We derive from Israel much more than we bring to IL Thorugh our efforts for this land and its people we are strength- ened spiritually and morally. We are enriched.cnIturally and tilled in our battle against all those dissenting and opposing (rives that rear their heads In this age of dissent and opposi- tion." Earlier in New York, Hadassah QUALITY • SERVICE • PRICE THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS W. German Airports Union," and added that the pol- icy of the President and Con- gress of maintenance of the power balance and assuring Is- rael's security "will advance the cause of peace." Hadassah is seeking to expand its community services which in- clude tutorial, lunch and old-age programs, into a close working relationship with local job corps centers, Mrs. D. Leonard Cohen, American affairs chairman, re- ported. "This new role for Hadas- sah is in addition to the ongoing services Hadassah volunteers have provided in its two-year-old 'Ac- tion Program' " Mrs. Cohen de- clared. American affairs chairmen of Hadassah chapters will be asked to contact job corps directors and offer to supply specific services to them such as recreation, tutor- ing and trips. The Hadassah leaders adopted two resolutions. One called upon Congress to restore the cuts made in the national medical research budget, and the other asked for the reform of the welfare system. Get Terrorist Threats 'FRANKFURT (JTA) — West German airports were alerted Mon- after Palestinian terrorists threatened to attack German air- craft because of West Germany's alleged close ties with Israel. Mail and cargo shipments were embargoed at West Berlin, Frank- furt, Hamburg and Munich air- day NORTHLAND FORD LEADS THE WAY SO DOES GEORGE RUSKIN NORTHLAND FORD ports. Strict security checks were instituted at other airports for passengers, mail and freight. I tl MILE ZY GREENFIELD Franklin Pointe ATTACHED SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ONE AND TWO STORY APPLICATIONS FOR LEASE AVAILABLE 398-2255 repudiated the Jewish Defense League in a resolution. The 500 delegates called JDL activities "irresponsible" and harmful to the cause of Soviet Jewry because they diverted public attention, con- fused opinion and embarrassed the U.S. government. The resolution charged that such JDL activities "play directly into the hands of the Soviet government which exploits the outrageous acts of a small number of Jews by suggesting that harassing indivi- duals and vandalizing property are the tactics employed by organized Zionism and Jewish groups." The resolution dedicated Hadas- sah "to persevere in efforts to create a climate of national and international opinion that will in- fluence" Soviet authorities to al_ low Russian Jews "to live as Jews at home or emigrate and live as Jews in Israel." It urged the Sov- iet government to allow Jews who. wish to leave for Israel to do so, to grant to its Jewish nationals "the right to teach, practice, pre- serve and perpetuate their reli- gion and culture," and "to halt the vicious anti-Jewish, anti-Zionist campaign being waged in the Sov- iet press, on TV and radio." 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