V. Couple Plants Kennedy Forest Grove THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS .1. * Friday, May 7, 1971-15 ss Dr. and Mrs. Philip Hertz of Vernon Ave., Huntington Woods, while in Israel, dedicated a grove of trees in the Kennedy Forest in memory of Dr. Hertz' mother, Sadie Hertz Miller, who died last October. Shown are the Hertzes and Gad Baler (right), a JNF repre- sentative. Mrs. Hertz is JNF chairman for Detroit Hadassah. JDL Vandalism of Rabbis" Offices Compared to `Stormtrooper Tactics' THE TEST Cancer researchers are seeking a universal blood test for the disease. Support them by giving to NEW YORK (JTA)—Major Jew- Workmen's Circle and National the American Cancer Society. ish organizations condemned the Council of Jewish Women, the invasion last week of the Manhat- JDL's invasion was termed "a tan offices of the New York Board senseless act" and compared to of Rabbis by members of the Jew- "stormtrooper tactics. The statement asserted: "The ish Defense League, and called on the total Jewish community to New York Board of Rabbis feels it is time to call a halt to such repudiate them. In a statement issued by the terrorist activities." Twenty-one JDL members in- New York Board of Rabbis and endorsed by top officials of the vaded the board's offices and American Jewish Committee, also forced their way into the American Jewish Congress, Anti- office of Rabbi Harold IL Gor- ,Defamation League of Bnai Brith, don, executive vice president, following the transfer of 26-year- old JDL member Avrum Hersh- kovitz from the Manhattan Fed- eral House of Detention to the Lewistown (Pa.) Federal Peni- tentiary. JDL General Counsel Bertram Zweibon said the JDLers entered JERUSALEM (JTA)—President Anwar Sadat's dismissal of Vice the offices to demand that "the President Aly Sabry, announced board make sure that Hershkowitz in Cairo Sunday night, caught Is- be permitted to maintain his sta- raeli political circles by surprise. tus as an Orthodox Jew in the Sabry, who was named one of penitentiary." Zweibon charged that the "acti- Egypt's two vice presidents last Oct. 31 when Sadat succeeded the vities of the New York Board of Rabbis with regard to Jewish prisoners is worthless; they do absolutely nothing and maintain minimal contact at a time when they could be of great influence." A spokesman for the board of rabbis stated that it had informed the JDL on a number of occasions that "JDL has no right to demand that the board take responsibility for JDL's illegal actions." Accord- ing to the statement by the board, the JDLers were removed from the board's premises by police one hour after having entered it, leav- ing "our offices in shambles and our staff terrorized." Damage was estimated "into thousands," papers and files were strewn about, equipment demo- ALY SABRY lished, phone wires ripped out and late President Gamal Abdel Nas- irreplaceable religious books dam- ser, was generally regarded as aged, the statement added. sympathetic to the Soviet Union The 21 JDLers were arraigned and deeply hostile to the United April 29 on charges of illegal tres- States. . pass. Foreign ministry sources said In a surprise move by federal that they didn't think Sabry's ouster agents, Hershkovitz was suddenly was planned as a conciliatory transferred from the house of gesture toward the United States detention, where he had been serv- on the eve of Secretary of State ing a five-year prison term on William P. Rogers' first visit to charges of falsifying his passport, Cairo. to the Lewistown Penitentiary. But ministry circles admitted The move was described by a that while Sadat may have been high JDL official as "part of the planning to get rid of Sabry for government's campaign to exert some time, he chose the opportune pressure on the JDL" and its moment to make it appear to be attempt "to make lawyers, wife a pro-American gesture. Observers here noted that and friends inaccessible to Hersh- Sabry was dismissed brusquely kovitz." Zweibon said Judge John Bar- and was not even offered the tels, who meted out the five- chance of a dignified resignation. year sentence to Hershkovitz, The 50--year-old Egyptian poli- had promised his lawyers he tician was one of the officers who would be kept in the Manhattan seized power from King Farouk detention center to enable them under Nasser's leadership in to confer with the prisoner when- 1952. ever necessary. He served Nasser as minister Zweibon added that 'it is very of state for presidential affairs, premier, vice president and seme-, rare that the government moves a net-- .--so quickly - 'after sen- tab, general of Atte •Arabi-S Union, Egypt's only political party. tence." * HARRY THOMAS Lipset Estimates Quarter of Ivy League Profs Jews PHILADELPHIA (JTA)—Twenty- five per cent of Ivy League school professors are Jews, noted Dr. Seymour Lipset, professor of gov- ernment and sociology at Harvard University, while speaking before a division of the 1971 Allied Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund campaign here. Dr. Lipset discussed the role of the Jew in the academic commu- nity, pointing out that this figure represents a tremendous change since 1945, when Jewish presence in the academic community was small because of overt anti- Semitism. 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