Campus Religion Courses
May Be Expanded
Airports Guard Against Guerrillas
NEW YORK—Faculty represent-
WASHINGTON (JTA)—The State
Department — from Secretary of
State William P. Rogers on down—
welcomed Leonid Rigerman warmly
and treated him to a kosher lunch.
The meal had been scheduled for
the Foreign Service Association
Club, but that establishment, it was
discovered, could not provide
kosher food.
High State Departibent officials
joining Rigerman over lunch plied
him for two hours with qffestions
about Soviet anti-Semitism. A De-
partment spokesman said after-
ward: "We thought him a bright
and reasonable man."
Following lunch, the newly ar-
rived American citizen visited Sec-
543-3343
GLASSMAN OLDSMOBILE
TAtic Of
THE TOWN
retary Rogers and Undersecretary
John N. Irwin. He then had a pri-
vate half-hour talk with Marvin J.
Hillenbrand, assistant secretary for
European affairs, during which
they discussed possible initiatives
for the relief of Soviet Jewry, ac-
cording to a member of Rigerman's
party.
Rigerman also met—accidentally
—Israeli Ambassador Itzbak Ra-
bin, who was at the department at
the same time. At ()hey, Shalom
Talmud Torah, more than 700 peo-
ple attended an open house at
which the soft-spoken Rigerman
answered questions for almost
three hours.
U.S. Aid to Sectarian
Colleges Is Assailed
I Day Service
Glasses Repaired
I t53.101
PRESCRIPTION OPTICAL CO.
Friday, Mardi 5, 1971-17
Leonid Rigerman Meets With Rogers;
Relates Soviet Situation to State Dept.
alive' from over 20 colleges, uni-
versities and seminaries will at-
tend a three-day Institute on Con-
temporary Jewish and Christian
Thought at Emory University, At-
lanta, March 7-9.
Sponsored by Emory Univer-
sity's department of religion and
its Candler School of Theology, to-
gether with the Anti-Defamation
League and the United Methodist
Board of Higher Education, the
academic gathering will be aimed
at more effective integration of
Jewish studies into existing courses
in religion, scriptures, philosophy,
history and ethics.
The institute also will study con-
temporary Jewish life and thought
against the background of biblical
and rabbinic teaching with a view
toward stimulating new academic
programs in this field.
26001 Coolidge
TIM DETROIT JEWEIN NEWS
Warned that seven militant Palestine guerrillas are known to
have reached Europe, where they are suspected of planning a new
wave of aircraft hijackings, security guards are searching all passen-
gers and hand luggage at Heathrow Airport in London. While police
searched passengers and their luggage, others went through the
airliners and their cargo for suspicious looking objects.
Libel Suit Revives a Murder Case
That Split Zionist Factions in 1933
OFFICIAL—
WASHINGTON — Leo Pfeffer,
counsel for the American Jewish
Congress, asked the Supreme Court
Wednesday to stop the federal gov-
ernment from financing the con-
struction of academic buildings
and dormitories on the campuses
of sectarian colleges and univer-
sities.
Pfeffer asserted that the De-
partment of Education was violat-
ing .the Constitution and the 1963
■ —AGENCY
TISSOT
TRUSTED FOR ACCURACY SINCE ISM
GEORGE OHRENSTEM
Certified Mostar Watchmaker
and Jeweler
11 Mile and Lahser
HARVARD ROW MALL
aid-to-education .act by financing
353-3146
at colleges that exist
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A 38-year- Samuel of the Hebrew University, construction
See our other on page 3
largely to propagate religious
old murder case that once shocked son of the late Lord Herbert Sam- denccninations.
Jews around the world and caused uel, the first British high commis-
a near bloody confrontation be- sioner of Palestine, and Ted Lurie,
tween the Labor and Revisionist edtor of the Jerusalem Post.
HARVARD ROW
It charges libel in excerpts from
factions of the Zionist movement,
was revived in a libel suit filed a book by Prof. Samuel, published
Monday in a Jerusalem magistrates in the Jerusalem Post-
The book holds an extremist
court.
ORIGINATORS OF
The suit names Prof- Edwin group of the Revisionist faction —
the Brit Flabiryonim — responsible
THE HARVARD ROAST
for the murder on July 16, 1933 of
Chaim Arlozoroff, a Labor Party
Try a package of Hamburger pat-
leader and head of the Jewish
ties on sale at our freezer counter.
Agency's political department at
the time. In 1933, the Jewish
21780 W. 11 MILE, SOUTHFIELD
Agency was the de facto govern-
Located in the Harvard Row Moll
ment of the "yishuv," the Jewish
Member Detroit
Kosher Meat
community in Palestine.
FREE DELIVERY • EL 6-5110-1
KOSHER MEATS & POULTRY, INC.
23
Personalized
Shops
Free
Parking
HARVARD ROW
Shopping Center
11 MILE & LAHSER
MARGO'S
"If you see what you like, tell your Grandma . .
tell your Grandpa !" is Margo's slogan. And you're
sure to like everything there. Margo has been clothing
children for the past 25 years, maybe even your
parents!
YOUR FRIENDLY MERCHANT
Jack and Manua Kempler have been working as a
husband-wife team since their opening on Dexter Bou-
levard. Now, 25 years later, they are at Harvard Row
still helping to keep children well dreised.
YOUR FRIENDLY HARVARD ROW MERCHANTS
Jewel Bakery
Jules oonason Travel Agency
Ammer Furs
Belle Jacob Wig Stop
Burton's Gal
Charlotte's, Inc.
David's Ladies Shoes
Wilma Ladles Fashions
Empress Gardens
Farmer Jack's
Haber Cleaners
H. R. Barber Salon
H. R. Kosher Meats a Poultry
Jerome's Tots 'n Teens Shots
Margo's Children's Shoppe
Mark Pharmacy
Merle Huppert Clothier
National Bank of Southfield
George Ohrenstain, C.M.W. a Jeweler
Original Esquire Rest. & Deli.
Parisian Fashions
Yoogary of Harvard Row
Warren Optical Co.
The snit was - filed by Tzvl
Rosenblitt, an employe of the
Tel Aviv municipality, who is
the sole survivor of the three
defendants tried_ for the Arlozor-
off murder, all of whom were
eventually acquitted. He is sup-
ported by Yacob Orenstein and
Chaim Deviri, founding mem-
bers of the Brit Habiryonim.
Rosenblitt claims that the Sam-
uel book was a "repetition of a
blood libel" of which he was
cleared. His lawyer is Knesset
member Shmuel Tamir of the Free
Center faction.
Arlozoroff was killed under mys-
terious circumstances while strol-
ling with his wife along the Tel
Aviv beach. Revisionist zealots
were accused of the act.
Rosenblitt, along with Abba
Achimeir and Abraham Stayski,
both now dead, were tried for the
murder. Achimeir was released
after the preliminaries, and Rosen-
blitt was acquitted after a trial
that lasted almost a year. Stayski
was found guilty and sentenced to
death, but the high court later re-
versed the verdict and acquitted
him.
A generation later, the Arlozo-
roff murder is still a sensitive
point between old timers of the
Labor Party and Revisionists, who
adhere mainly to the opposition
Herut faction. According to Sam-
uel's book, Revisionists murdered
Arlozoroff and threatened the life
of the late Dr. Judah Magnes, pres-
ident of the Hebrew University,
whose advocacy of a binational
Jewish-Arab state in Palestine of-
fended nationalist extre nists.
Of all the preposterous assump-
tions of humanity over humanity,
nothing exceeds most of the critic-
isms made on the habits of the
poor by the well-housed, well-
warmed, and well-fed. -
-Herman Melville.
Dealers Association
S. Mirves, J. Katz; I. Zoks,12 Krasman, Proprietors
a Burton's gal
L
loves the
OPEN
SUNDAY
12 to 5
nostalgic
look of our
checked
frontier
dress
. - just one
from our
exciting
collection of
,
.̀.A1
new "old looks"
14 41 011
for Spring!
MASTER CHARGE
BANE AMERICARD
B tTR'I' 1 ■ T'ES
GLAMOUR AND LEISURE SPORTSWEAR
HARVARD ROW MALL
FASHIONS
I I Mile & Lahser
Southfield ...I