THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
36—Friday, June 11, 1971

Business
Briefs

Reward for Hole-in-One

Towering seven stories and
weighing 1,600 pounds, the world's
largest flag will make its 48th
annual appearance on the Wood-
ward side of HUDSON's downtown
Detroit store 10 a.m. Monday.
Weather permitting, the flag will
be displayed until 4 p.m. This ver-
sion (the second) of the massive
flag is 22 years old. It requires a
handling crew of 55.
* * *

First 5 Volumes
of Encyclopedia
Issued in Israel

JERUSALEM—During the past
two months, the first five volumes
of the "Encyclopaedia Judaica"
have been presented to President
Zalman Shazar, Prime Minister
Mrs. Golda Meir, David Ben-
Gurion, Minister of Education and
Culture Yigal Allon, Minister of
Defense Moshe Dayan, Minister
for Foreign Affairs Abba Eban,
Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek

Tamakwa Invites Youth

Jerome Glassman, president of
Glassman Oldsmobile, South-
field's newest automobile dealer,
leaning on the 1971 98 luxury
sedan that he donated to the
Bale Post "Jewish Open."
Glassman offered the use
of the car for the balance of the
model year to anyone scoring a
hole in one. In the event that no
one performed the–feat he then
offered the use of the same car
for one month to the person
losest to the pin.

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Lou Handler, director of Camp
Tamakwa in Algonquin Park, On-
tario, is accepting registration for
the summer at
the camp, now in
its 35th year. Ses-
sions are July 6-
Aug. 2 and Aug.
3-30. New portage *"
trails are being
prepared in the
northern virgi TY"'
sections of t h e
park, and youngs-
ters who are in-
Handler
terested in physi-
cal fitness are especially invited
by Handler to become campers.
For information, call Handler, 352-
3098 after 4 p.m.

`Law of Return'
Not for This Bunch
Israel Decides

TEL AVIV—Three undesirables
from America got the gate last
weekend when Israel barred their
entry on the basis of information
that they were planning a confer-
ence of alleged underworld figures
from North America.
Yitzhak Agassi, a spokesman,
said "Israel will not be used as a
ground for conferences of crim-
inals." He added that other per-
sons of similar ilk would be bar-
red as well.
TWO Americans, Bernard Rose,
50, and Benjamin Sigelbaum, 68;
and a Canadian, Jacob Marcus, 38,
were ordered to leave Israel after
they landed at Lod International
Airport separately last week.
Each was put on an outgoing air-
liner a few hours after arrival,
said Agassi.
He intimated that the three in-
tended to meet with reputed
underworld gambling czar Meyer
Lansky, who is in Israel as a
tourist.

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Rocky Urged to Sign Bill FISCHER,
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Banning 'Kosher-Style'
and Development Services of the

NEW YORK—Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller was called upon by
Agudath Israel of America to sign
a bill that would limit the use of
the term "kosher style" to products
that actually are kosher.
Rabbi Moshe Sherer, executive
president of the organization, urged
that he sign the bill into law in
order to "halt the deceptive prac-
tice of certain non-kosher estab-
lishments and food producers who
have cleverly used the label of
`kosher style' to misrepresent to
the observant Jew their products
as kosher."
The bill, sponsored by State Sen.
Paul E. Bookson and Assembly-
man Louis De Salvio, was strongly
supported by the legislative com-
mission of Agudath Israel from its
introduction as "a further step
forward in the legislative gains of

National Jewish Welfare Board,

has been announced by Herbert
Millman, JWB executive vice

president. He succeeds Myron
Berezin, who has assumed the
post of executive director of the
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Closing for the summer.

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and Hebrew University President
Avrah'am Harman.
President Shazar said: "the new
Enyclopaedia Judaica marks the
beginning of an era for the Jew-
ish people and the state of Israel."
Mrs. Meir expressed admiration
at the scope, quality and character
of the enterprise and emphasized
the importance and value of this
publication to world Jewry.
David Ben-Gurion revealed spe-
cial interest in the entries dealing,
with the Bible and was particu-
larly impressed by the fact that
2,500 scholars were involved in
the writing and editing of the
encyclopedia.
All 15 volumes will be complete
by early winter, a composite of
11,000 pages, 25,000 entries writ-
ten by over 2,500 contributors and
editors, over 11,000,000 words and
over 8,000 illustrations.

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Quebec Jews, Caught
in Middle, 'Should Back
French Canadians'

Community" at the Theodor Herzl
Institute here. "The Jewish leaders
in Quebec have adopted a policy
of silence with regard to the Sepa-
ratist movement," he said. "This
`wait-and-see' attitude seems to be
the answer of the majority of Que-
bec Jews as well."
Privately, however, Jews express
fear, so much so, that some of
them, like other non-French Cana-
dians, are thinking of moving out
of the province.
According to Gladstone, "the
ideal solution would be to prepare
for aliya, but since Quebec Jews
are not likely to do that, I feel that
they must accept the French
reality."

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NEW YORK (JTA) — A Jewish
educator and youth leader from
Montreal believes that Jews in
Quebec province should support
the struggle of French Canadians
for self determination and try to
understand their legitimate griev-
ances.
According to Yaakov Gladstone,
community coordinator of the Cen-
ter for Russian Jewry in New York
and former executive director of
Hatzaad Harishon, Jews find them-
selves caught in the middle of the
polarization taking place between
the English and French Canadians.
Gladstone spoke on "French Se-
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