activities in Society
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Israel has been invited to speak at
the Wilshire Blvd. Temple of Los Angeles July 31. While in California,
Rabbi Fram also will officiate at the wedding of his former religious
school pupil Leslie Marks, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Allan Marks,
former members of Temple Israel who now live in California. The
bridegroom is Melvin R. Partovich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Partovich of Detroit. The bride's mother, Roz Marks, is a past
president of Temple Akiba, Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Meskin of Pinehurst Ave. celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary June 19. They were honored at a luncheon
given by their daughter, Mrs. Harold Glass of Winchester Rd., W.
Bloomfield.
Zionist General Council Urges Greater
Cooperation With Keren Ka -yemeth
JERUSALEM—The Zionist Gen-
eral Council, which convened in
Jerusalem June 27-July 1, called
for a strengthening of cooperation
between the national Zionist fed-
erations throughout the world and
the Keren Kayemeth,
It was requested that the feder-
ations implement the long-standing
resolution that chairmen of nation-
Arth,
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July 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Savine (Maxine Talbot), 24610
Westhampton, Oak Park, a son,
Gary Noah.
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July 3 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Bernbaum (Barbara Sil-
ver), 29490 Northbrook, Southfield,
a daughter, Joni Lynn.
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July 3—To Dr. and Mrs. Norman
Lynn (Diane Barr), 32461 Olde
Franklin, Farmington, a daughter,
Michelle Denise.
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June 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Martin L. Peltz (Barbara Reznick),
29480 Marymoor, Southfield, a
son, Jason Eric.
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June 30—To Dr. and Mrs. Gary
Davis
(Elissa Litwin), former
Detroiters of San Diego, a daugh-
ter, Alison Beth.
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June 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron W. Goren (Sherry Resnick),
1903 Parmenter, Royal Oak, a son,
Richard Neil.
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June 21 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Stern (Benee Lieberman),
14481 B o r g m a n, Oak Park, a
daughter, Meri-leigh Jill.
To Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fischhoff
(Andrea Marks), former Detroiters
ers of Israel, a daughter, Maya i
Efrat.
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be co-opted as members of the na-
tional Zionist Federation Commit-
tees.
The council offered its full sup-
port for the implementation of the
fund's plans for the next five
years, which call for a substantial
financial investment.
A resolution stated that the
"Zionist General Council sees a
vital need for the extension of
the ranks of Fund volunteers
and financial resources and the
strengthening of Keren Kaye-
meth's position as an institution
which embodies Zionist ideology,
fulfills important educational
tasks and strives to work
throughout the year in every
Jewish home.
Jacob Tsur, chairman of the
Keren Kayemeth board of direc-
tors, informed council members
that since the Six-Day War the
fund has reclaimed approximately
100,000 dunams (25,000 acres) for
27 new settlements.
Tsur presented the JNF budget
for the 1971-72 year which comes
to $20,000,000 and stressed the
need for substantially increasing
contributions to the Keren Kaye-
meth. During the past year, net
proceeds from all forms of dona-
tions in the 48 countries where the
JNF functions totaled just over
$10,000,000.
Later, speaking at a joint meet-
ing of the leadership of the Israel
Labor Party and Mapam Party,
Prime Minister Golda Meir em-
phatically opposed a recent pro-
posal that the government and the
Keren Kayemeth sell the land of
housing projects to flat owners in
buildings containing more than one
story. "Certainly not," she con-
cluded. "I am in no way prepared
to endorse such a sale or to con-
done the selling out of our sacred
national principles - as though they
were old clothes."
Okinawa
bay Camp,
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NEW YORK (JTA)—The first
Jewish day camp program for chil-
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Serving Hospitals and Homes
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the day camp will include courses
in Hebrew and the Jewish re-
ligion.
The JWB also announced the
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departure for Israel Sunday of a
group of Jewish teen-agers for a
six-week International I s r a e l i
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Youth Festival, a project it spon-
sors in cooperation with the Is-
raeli Educatidn Ministry. The
festival's theme is "Jewish hero-
ism," the JWB said.
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Hadassah Convention
More than 2,500 delegates, rep-
resenting 320,000 members through-
out the United States and Puerto
Rico, will attend the 57th national
convention of Hadassah, the worn-
en's Zionist organization of Amer-
ica, Aug. 22-25, at the Sheraton-
Cleveland Hotel, Cleveland.
Zealots Continue
to Stone Buses
Despite Agreement
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Religious
zealots are continuing their cam-
paign against the Egged bus co-
operative despite the latter's prom-
ise not to operate buses in Jerusa-
lem before the close of the Sab-
bath.
A
woman bus passenger holding
a baby was injured Saturday night
when a bus was pelted with stones
in the ultra-Orthodox Mea Shear-
im quarter. The incident occurred
a half hour after the Sabbath end-
ed and normal traffic had been
resumed through the quarter with-
out incident.
Later in the evening, local res-
idents blocked traffic through the
quarter by spreading rocks and
garbage on the streets. Police
were summoned several times to
remove the obstructions.
A spokesman for the extremist
Neturei Karta said that Orthodox
circles in Mea Shearim were in-
vestigating the feasibility of estab-
lishing their own bus line to carry
residents of the quarter to and
from the Mahane Yehuda market
and other points in the city.
An Egged spokesman said
Sunday night that the company's
agreement not to operate buses
on the Sabbath stands despite
the latest stone-throwing inci-
dent. "We don't understand
what they want from us any
more. We made an agreement
and we stood by our obligation.
We expect the police to find a
way to stop our buses from be-
ing attacked," he said.
The spokesman was referring
to an agreement reached last
Thursday at a meeting of Egged
representatives with Rabbis Men-
achem Porush, Shearyashuv Co-
hen and Yaacov Katznelson who
pledged that there would be no
more violence against the buses if
Egged agreed not to operate dur-
ing the Sabbath hours.
But the stone-throwing Saturday
night indicated that the rabbis'
word carried no weight with the
Orthodox extremists.
In a related incident Friday
night, a youth walking through the
quarter with a lighted cigarette
was assaulted by a group of zeal-
ots. He reportedly drew a knife
and wounded several of his assail-
ants. No complaint was lodged
with the police.
On Friday, a Jerusalem juvenile
court imposed a $175 fine on two
youths, age 15-16, for attacking re-
ligious youths during a demonstra-
tion. Another youngster was given
a six-month suspended sentence
for setting his dog on religious
youths demonstrating against the
Egged bus company.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 16, 1971-33
New Taxes Are Needed This Year, Aide Warns
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Moshe
In 1970, the dollar value of
Sandberg, economic adviser to the American purchases in Israel was
finance minister, who has been $6,400,000, of which two-thirds was
designated to succeed David Horo- for customers in the U. S.
witz as governor of the Bank of
Israel, declared on a radio inter-
view Tuesday night that new taxes
are urgently needed during the
and his ORCHESTRA
current fiscal year.
"Music at its Best
Sandberg said an information
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drive should be launched immedi-
ately to convince the public and
leaders of the Knesset and Hista-
drut of the immediacy of the need.
A study of the Bank of Israel's
monthly balance sheets revealed
that the treasury was overdrawn
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by more than $350,000,000 at the
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end of the first quarter.
Last month's balance sheet, pub-
lished Tuesday, showed a rise of
$13,500,000 in Israel's foreign ex-
change reserves to a level of
$402,000,000. T h e government's
debt to the central bank increased
by $98,000,000.
In another economic area, it
was announced Wednesday that
American firms are buying more
Israeli-made goods, chiefly fash-
ions, for sale in the U. S. and at
American outlets abroad.
Among the buyers are the de-
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Mall gallery, July 22-31. Miss Dry-
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4:30-9 p.m. Thursday. The exhibit
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