T HE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
l4—Friday, April 9, 1971
sraeli Laborer
s Killed by Mine
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Security
orces are investigating a mine
ccident that killed one Israeli
borer and injured two others on
road in Upper Galilee. The mine
as planted on a dirt road fre-
uently used by workers on a Jew-
h National Fund afforestation
roject. A truck carrying 33 work-
rs hit the mine.
The fatally injured victim was
dentified as Victor Hasoun, 46.
ather of six, of Maalot, a mixed
rab-Jewish township in central
alilee. The local council deplored
e incident and urged Jewish and
rab residents to maintain their
ood neighborly relations.
t
Israeli authorities have learned
of new terrorist concentrations
in southern Lebanon, apparently
in preparation for increased
activity against Israel in that
sector. Israeli sources said the
terrorists have been forced into
Lebanon by the crackdown in
Jordan and t h e restrictions
placed on their activities recently
by Syrian authorities. They are
said to be waiting for improved
weather to launch new incursions
against Israel.
Gen. Yeshayahu Gavish, former
ommander of Israel's southern
ommand, indicated that Israel's
it force would resume its in-depth
bombing of Egyptian targets should
hostilities be renewed along the
Suez Canal. The reserve officer
;aid Israel had absolutely no un-
Jertaking to limit its retaliatory
strikes to the canal zone, but pre-
licted that the present de facto
tease fire would be a prolonged
one.
People
Make News
Brevities
Herzog Raps Those Who
Emphasize U.S. Elite and
Ignore 'Jewish Masses'
Presented by S. Hurok, pianist
JERUSALEM (ZINS)— General
GINA BACHAUER will be guest Chaim Herzog (ret.) has come out
artist at Cranbrook Festival '71, with a sharp verbal attack against
the sixth annual spring music fes- Israeli leaders who neglect their
tival at Christ Church Cranbrook, contacts with Jewish masses in the
Bloomfield Hills, April 30 and May U.S. while concentrating upon
1. She will appear at the Cran- wealthy Jews who frequent the
brook Festival in solo works April banquets held in conjunction with
30 and with the Cranbrook Festival Israel bonds and monetary drives.
Orchestra in the Mozart C Minor
His criticism was voiced in a
Concerto on May 1. The Kenneth broadcast aired over Israel's state-
Jewell Chorale will be supported by owned radio.
a virtuoso chamber orchestra.
"How many Israeli leaders,"
Mischa Mischakoff will be concert-
asked Herzog, "have. had contacts
master.
with the masses of poor Jews in
The 25 AND UP SINGLES will the United States, in order to in-
hold a cocktail party with dancing fluence them toward aliya?
9 p.m. April 16 at the Sussex
"The fact remains that we have
House. For information, call Hen- turned our backs upon the Jewish
rietta Lewis, LI 6-0903.
masses and have concentrated only
upon the wealthy, thus giving legi-
timacy to Rabbi (Meir) Kahane's
Veteran N.Y. Trainer
claim that he is carrying on the
U.S. Hapoel Track Coach battle against the 'establishment.'
NEW YORK — Joe Yancey, vet- He has entered the vacuum that
eran trainer and long-time coach we have created."
of the Pioneer Athletic Club, New
York, and coach of the U.S. Vir-
gin Island Olympic Team in 1968, St. Louis Federation
has been selected coach of the Funds Population Study
U.S. Hapoel track team to partici-
ST. LOUIS (JTA) — A special
pate in the International Games grant of $9,000 has been approved
in Israel April 29-May 5.
by the Jewish federation for St.
In accepting the designation, Louis participation in the first Na-
Yancey indicated that 10 top-flight tional Jewish Population Study now
U.S. track and field stars will be being conducted by the Council of
selected to round out a squad of Jewish Federations and Welfare
50 American athletes. "The com- Funds for a planned 51 cities and
petition in track and field will be some 13,000 Jewish families.
of Olympic caliber," Yancey
Federation officials said that the
stated.
Among countries participating St. Louis phase would be started
at the end of this month with inter-
for the first time are West Ger-
many — whose contingent will views to begin at that time. One
total 65 — Japan, South Korea aim of study is to establish for the
first time a scientifically reliable
and Singapore.
More than 1,000 participants from national source of data on Ameri-
25 overseas countries will compete can Jewry.
with some 600 Israeli athletes at
what will be the biggest sports Italian Jews' Battle Ends:
meeting ever held in Israel.
r
.
Pope Says Christians,
Jews Have Special Ties
ROME (JTA) — Marshall Tito
of Yugoslavia referred to the Mid-
dle East situation during an audi-
ence with Pope Paul VI Monday.
Tito reportedly told the pontiff
that he considered the present
Middle East crisis dangerous and
that Yugoslavia was trying to help
in the search for a peaceful settle-
ment "so that the consequences of
the war of aggression of June
1967 can be eliminated and so that
all people and countries of that
region can live in peace and
security."
Terrorists' Upsurge
Expected by Israel
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israeli se-
curity forces are preparing for an
upsurge of terrorist activities
along the borders during the next
two months. The concentration of
guerrilla forces in southern Leba-
non and the March 26 clash in the
Jordan Valley in which three ter-
rorists were killed and three cap-
tured, appeared to be precursors
of things to come. Security circles
pointed out that the terrorists
usually time their activities to co-
incide with certain dates or events
in Israel.
They include the upcom-
ing Passover holiday with its large
influx of tourists, the traditional
three-day march starting next
Monday in which thousands of
Israelis walk to Jerusalem, and
Israel Independence Day cele-
brated this year on April 28 accord-
ing to the Hebrew calendar. Other
dates when terrorist attacks can
be excepted are May 15, which is
Israel Independence Day according
to the general calendar, and June
5, the anniversary of the outbreak
of the Six-Day War.
ROME (JTA) — A 27-member
delegation of American Jewish
Committee leaders, en route home
after spending two weeks in Israel,
had a special audience with Pope
Paul VI.
In a statement, read in English,
the pontiff said the Vatican Coun-
cil II lead the foundations for the
improvement of relations between
Catholics and the faithful of other
religions and added that "a special
link exists between Catholics and
Jews."
The Pope stated: "We want the
directive of the Vatican Council
to be put into practice so that
through the development of a bet-
ter understanding and a deeper
respect between Christians and
Jews, they may be able to work
together in the task of serving the
peace and well being of all man-
kind."
In reply, AJCommittee president
Bernard Abrams of West Hartford,
Conn., said that the AJCommittee
was "preoccupied with the recent
apparent misinterpretations of the
Vatican's position concerning Jeru-
salem and the holy places therein,
and would hope for a clarification
making the distinction between
the safeguarding of the holy places
and the status of the city as a
whole."
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Win WW II Exemptions
Strikes Claim 390,000
Work Days in Israel
ROME (JTA) — Italian Jews
have won a 22-year struggle for
the same exemptions from World
War II property taxes granted
"citizens of the united nations"
by the Italian government in 1948.
They were the only Italians not
included in that category, and
sought a return of the property
confiscated under Mussolini's ra-
cial laws.
The foreign affairs commission,
endorsing the senate's new inter-
pretation of Article 78 of the peace
treaty between the Allies and Fas-
cist Italy, agreed to exempt Italian
Jews from the confiscations retro-
actively.
JERUSALEM (ZINS) — Israel
has lost a total of 390,000 work
days as a result of strikes by labor
in 1970, as compared with 102,000
work days lost in 1969. The cen-
tral statistical bureau, which dis-
closed these figures, stated that
the greatest number of strikes
were those directed against muni-
cipal and government institutions.
As usual, higher wage demands
formed the basis for the strikes.
More than 75 per cent of the
labor disputes were waged con-
trary to the wishes of the pro-
fessional organizations of the
Histadrut, to which the strikers French Teachers Train
KARL MITCHELL KADISH, 26, I belong.
(
'on of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bort-
for Hebrew in Israel
ick of Archdale Ave., received Classes for Diabetics,
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Negotia-
is PhD in chemistry in March at
tions are currently in progress be-
ennsylvania State University. Dr. Families, to Start at Sinai tween the Sorbonne University in
adish and his wife, the former
A series of five classes for dia- Paris and the World Zionist Orga-
ary Frevel of Midland, reside betic persons and members of their nization's department of education
in New Orleans. where he is visit- families will be given 7 p.m. Mon- to bring teachers from France to
ing assistant professor of chemistry days, beginning April 19, at the Israel for training as teachers of
at Louisiana State College. - Dr. Shapero School of Nursing of Sinai Hebrew in • French high schools,
adish received his bachelor of Hospital.
the director of the Israeli organi-
science degree in chemistry at
Free and open to the public, the zation reported here.
the University of Michigan in classes are co-sponsored by the
He added that interest-in Hebrew
June 1967.
Michigan Diabetes Association, a studies also had increased in Hol-
Torch Drive service. and Sinai land. as %veil, and disclosed that
Hospital. A referral from a physi- several new Hebrew "ulpanim"
Study Finds No Bias
cian is necessary to attend.
had been opened using the "Look
'n Catholic Teachings
For information and application and Listen" audio-visual method
NEW YORK (JTA) — The teach- forms, contact the Michigan Dia- which has been developed by the
ngs of the Catholic Church help betes Association, 6131 W. Outer Haifa Technion.
essen feelings of anti-Semitism, Dr., 342-9333.
a ccording to a two-year study by
Leila Khaled Vows
he Catholic University of Louvain, UTA Agent Sees Double
elgium, in cooperation with the
in Australia, Hong Kong More Hijackings Soon
American Jewish Committee.
LONDON (JTA)—According to
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Leon Dulczin
In releasing the study here, Can-
returned here from his visit to reports reaching here from Beirut,
on Francois Houtart, director of Australia on behalf of the United I Leila Khaled. the Arab commando
the University's socio-religious re- Jewish Appeal and told newsmen implicated in last autumn's rash
search center, reported that the at- that it appeared likely that the of hijackings. promised an audi-
titude toward Jews by those who contributions of Australian Jewry ence in Kuwait that hijackings
had received a Catholic education would double this year.
will be resumed by the terrorists.
in Brussel was "not a fundamen-
"We shall hijack planes time and
He added that interest in aliya
tally unfavorable one, and, prac- by Australian Jews had increased time again, and you shall hear
tically, tied up but little with re- and that 700-800 Australian Jews about this soon," she declared.
ligious factors."
Miss Khaled's attempt to hijack
are expected to arrive in Israel
But Canon Houtart warned that next year. On his way to Australia, an El Al plane was foiled last Sep-
"old-time images still exist in Dulczin stopped off in Hong Kong tember and she ,vas imprisoned in
latent fashion among a substantial where he opened the UJA cam- London where she was subsequent-
part of the public and these risk paign. He said pledged contribu- ly released in return for the safety
e=king in explicit. manner in a tions there would double last year's of the Jewish hostages held on the
ket situation." .
total.
other planes. .
MURRAY S. SKLAR, director of
the department of community or-
;anization and fund raising of the
Joint Distribution Committee, was
appointed JDC director for France,
it was announced by Samuel L.
Saber, JDC executive vice chair-
man. Sklar . succeeds Albert A.
flutler, who has returned to the
United States after an 18-month
tour of duty in Paris, Haber said.
Sklar will continue to direct the
department of community organi-
mtion and fund raising from the
JDC office in Paris, he added.
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