THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, July 9, 1971
Friend Recalls
Pal, Anne Frank
LONDON—At a reception to
mark the sale of 1,000,000 paper-
back copies of "The Diary of
Anne Frank," Mrs. Eva Schloss,
of Edgware, England, reminisced
about her friend, Anne Frank.
Mrs. Schloss recalls that Anne
was a very lively person, who
Bayh Wants Israel
Out of Occupied Land
in Return for Peace
INDIANAPOLIS (JTA) — Sen.
Birch Bayh, an unannounced
Presidential hopeful, said here
that "In exchange for a perm-
anent peace Israel should give
up most of its occupied ter-
ritory," including the G o I a n
Heights and the occupied land at
the Strait of Tiran and the Gulf
of Aqaba.
The Indiana Democrat spoke
at a press conference before ad-
dressing the convention of Bnai
Brith's e i g h t-state District 2
Grand Lodge.
Israel 'Red Cross'
Honors Niames,
Michigan Group
LATE ANNE FRANK
was more interested in boys than
most of her 12-year-old friends.
She was described as "Cheeky."
The last time they saw each
other was in May 1942, when Mrs.
Schloss' family went into hiding
after the Nazi occupation of Hol-
land.
In 1952, Mrs. Schloss' mother
married Anne's father. They had
been introduced to each other by
Mrs. Schloss after the liberation
in Auschwitz.
When Mrs. Schloss' three daugh-
ters recently saw the film about
Anne on television, it - 1 eft them
very upset, according to Mrs.
Schloss.
Mordechai Piron
Chief Chaplain
TEL AVIV — The new chief
chaplain of the Israel Defense
Forces is Rabbi Mordechai Piron,
for many years the d e put y to
Chief Army Chaplain Shlomo
Goren. Rabbi Goren has retired
after 231/2 years in the army to
become chief rabbi of Tel Aviv-
Jaffa and president of its rabbinic-
al courts.
Rabbi Piron is being promoted
from the rank of colonel to that of
brigadier. Rabbi Goren holds the
rank of major general and is con-
sidered a leading contender for
the post of chief rabbi of Israel.
The new chief chaplain, born in
Vienna, came to Palestine in 1938.
He was ordained at the Yeshiva of
the Rabbi Kook Center in Jeru-
salem. He also studied at Hebrew
University and is a graduate in
humanities from the University of
London. During the War of Inde-
pendence, Rabbi Piron like his pre-
decessor, was in the Hagana fight-
ing in Jerusalem.
Lebanese Paper Reports
Excellent Conditions
Under Israeli Occupiers
TUNIS (ZINS) — An unusually
candid appraisal of the so-called
Israeli "occupation" of Arab lands
appeared in the Lebanese paper
"Al H‘vadat," in its issue of April
23.
The article states that Arab of-
ficials in the admistered areas now
enjoy excellent conditions, far sur-
passing their wildest dreams. These
officials, according to the paper,
may say otherwise but are abso-
lutely not interested in any change
and inwardly desire very much
to remain under Israel's rule.
Businessmen feel the same way.
(Israel helps them export their
products for which they now get
better prices than ever) as do
workingmen, for whom political
considerations are not the first
concern.
This summer, THE DETROIT
FOLKDANCE CLUB will meet as
part of the programing of Metro-
politan Beach. Simple dances are
taught, and more difficult dances
are demonstrated by leader Ben
Chang. Meeting on the boardwalk,
the group will gather July 11 and
25, Aug. 8 and 29 and Sept. 5.
Time is 6-8:30 p.m.
African Nation's Sugar
to Be Imported to Israel
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Israel has
reached an agreement to import
two-thirds of its annual sugar con-
sumption from an un-named East
African country through the port
of Eilat.
The imports, amounting to about
80,000 tons a year, will increase
the operation of Eilat's port by
25 per cent. The first sugar con-
signments are expected to arrive
in August.
Eilat, on the Gulf of Aqaba, is
the only Israeli port with direct
access to the Red Sea. Hitherto
it has functioned mainly as an ex-
port center.
Trucks bringing outgoing cargo
usually returned northwards em-
pty. Beginning in August they will
be carrying sugar.
JERUSALEM—Israel is ready gain sympathy or gain security?"
to stand alone against friends and
Appealing for national unity,
foes alike to defend its right to Mrs. Meir said internal divisions
exist, Prime Minister Golda Meir could be more dangerous to Is-
told a Liberal Party meeting Tues- rael than the threat from the
day night.
Arabs.
The remark was interpreted as
a warning to the United States
not to pressure Israel to make too
many concessions to the Arabs
in seeking a peace settlement.
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"The problem is not so much
how to stand against our enemies
as how to stand in isolation," she
said. "We will go it alone if there
is no other way. What is better, to
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Israel Chief Rabbinate
Pleads Against Abortions
Brevities
Detroit firemen will take part in
another THRILL SHOW EXTRAVA-
GANZA, 1 p.m. Aug. 8 at Tiger
Stadium. Featured will be portray-
als of actual rescue operations, the
fire department clowns and a gi-
gantic _water ball battle. Tickets
are available from any fireman or
Detroit fire station. Proceeds will
benefit the Detroit Firemen's Fund
Association, for the relief of dis-
abled firemen.
We'll Stand Alone if Need Be - Golda
Dr. John J. Mames (right),
founder and president of the
Michigan Region of American
Red Mogen Dovid for Israel, ac-
cepts the Presidential Award
from Benjamin Saxe, national
director of American Red Mogen
Dovid, in recognition of Dr.
Mames' activities in behalf of
Mogen Dovid Adom, Israel's of-
ficial Red Cross service. The
Michigan Region has sponsored
MDA's new first aid station at
Ashdod and is currently joining
the nationwide effort to supply
blood fractionation equipment
for Israel's blood services. Saxe
said, "In a relatively short
period, the Michigan Region has
become a major factor in our
efforts to upgrade the emer -
gency medical services of Israel.
Giant strides have been made
under the splendid leadership
provided by Dr. Mames." For
information on the efforts of the
Michigan Region, contact Mames
at 21631 Gardner, Oak Park, VE
7-4119.
NEW YORK (JTA)—The Israeli
Chief Rabbinate has sent an ap-
peal to Jews all over the world
to avoid abortions because they
are "contrary to Jewish religious
law." A letter signed by Rabbi
Akiva Gottlieb, chief secretary of
the rabbinate in Jerusalem, was
presented to a meeting sponsored
by the Long Island Right to Life
Committee, a group comprised of
Catholics, Protestants and Jews
opposed to legalizing abortions.
The letter reported on a con-
ference on the problem of abor-
tions sponsored by the Israeli
Chief Rabbinate at which abortions
were denounced as "the taking of
human life" and "a threat to na-
tional security." The letter claim-
ed that "while there is a struggle
to bring immigrants from other
countries to Israel, there is a
reckless attempt to reduce the
population internally."
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MAURICE A. BETMAN has
been made a life member in the
Million Dollar Round Table, an
insurance club that is open to in-
surance salesmen who meet a
$1,000,000 production standard.
SOL I. STEIN, a past president
of Temple Israel, has been named
Magen David Adorn Has an international associate member
of the Institute of CPAs in Israel.
Drive to Get Ambulances In public accounting with the firm
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Magen David of Stein and Olasky, CPAs, Stein
Adom, Israel's official Red Cross is the 54th person outside of Israel
service, has announced the launch- to be accorded this honor. As an
ing of an emergency campaign for invited to a three-day seminar in
the purchase of vitally needed Tel Aviv this October.
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mobile cardiac intensive care am-
bulances.
PROF. ISAAC NIR, of the de-
Dr. Eliahu Elath, president of partment of applied pharmacology
Magen David Adom, asked that in the Hebrew University's school
American Red Magen David for of pharmacy, has been invited to
Israel, supply wing for Magen carry out a collaborative study for
David Adorn, inaugurate the drive the Max Planck Institute, .Goet-
which will help Israel's cardiac tingen, Germany. The research
patients who suffer from sudden studies relate to the pineal gland,
attacks.
an organ which is believed to
regulate the effects on the neuro-
To Russia With Love
endocrine system of eternal stimuli
COPENHAGEN (ZINS)—A wide- usually returned northward em-
ly circulated photograph of Soviet in the environment. The invitation
diplomat Simeon Charpakin- shows followed a visit to Israel's re-
him kissing a 10-year-old Jewish search institutions by a group of
girl, Chana Nusbaum, who is pre- German neurobiologists. Prof.
senting the diplomat with a bou- Nir's research project is the first
quet of flowers. The presentation Israeli project to be selected for
was made when Charpakin - was collaboration with the German sci-
leaving the offices of the Danish entists in - the field of neuro-
foreign ministry. The offering con- physiology.'
tained not only flowers, but also a
Passover Hagada in Russian, with
LEO BERNSTEIN, chief execu-
the bold caption "LET MY PEO- tive officer and vice president of
PLE GO." The bouquet also in- the Israel Bond Organization, left
cluded a letter asking Charpakin for Israel to confer with Finance
to let the Soviet regime know just Minister Pinhas Sapir on the coun-
how much the Jewish people is con- try's economic needs and to dis-
cerned that there should be free- cuss plans for the fall campaign
dom to emigrate to Israel.
for the sale of Israel Bonds.
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