THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

34—Friday, August 13, 1971

Lorraine Kuhn to Pc Soutlifielder Asks Aid for Soviet Kin
Detroit Action Committee
"We received a rejection (visa)
Bride of Allan Rimar on The
Soviet Jewry has taken steps because husband's brother is a

Sandmel Ends Windsor Lectureship;
Two New Books Are Being Published

contains an important chapter re-
futing the current anti-Zionist
propaganda.

Forty-nine nuns this week com-
pleted a course in "Pauline The-
ology" which was conducted by
Prof. Samuel Sandmel of Hebrew
Union College- •
Jewish Institute s,
•
of Religion for a
six-week period.
at Windsor Uni-
versity (former- :']'•
1 y Assumption
College).
D r . Sandmel'
indicated t h a t
great interest
4?
was shown in his
approach to the
subject which in-
eluded emphasis
on the Jewish
historical back- -
•
ground.
Sandmel
Emphasizing
that "inherited grievances should
not remain a factor now," Prof.
Sandmel said before leaving his
visiting lectureship: "I don't be-
lieve in blaming Christians in our
time for what Christians in an-
other time, in a place remote
from them, did."
A new book by Dr. Sandmel
will be published in the fall by
Wayne State University Press.
Dr. Sandmel's "The Many Is-
raels," due from Ktav next month,

Hope Happening
Set for Aug.26-29

"Let's Get Together — Down-
town" is the theme of Detroit Hope
Happening 2. It's a chance to get
together and turn on to Detroit
—the sounds, the excitement, the
enjoyment, the people that are
Detroit.
Detroit Hope Happening 2, the
exciting concept, is a people's fes-
tival—a chance for the citizens
of Detroit to use its urban spaces
for their mutual enjoyment.
Detroit's Common Council and
Mayor Roman S. Gribbs have
worked together to make available
the facilities of the Kern Block,
Kennedy Square, Woodward Ave.,
Campus Martius, Monroe and
Grand Circus Park for this festival
of games and entertainment to be
staged Aug. 26-29 by Focus: HOPE.
The Happening opens noon Aug.
26 and runs until 10 p.m. On Aug.
27 and 28 the hours will be noon to
11 p.m. and on Sunday, Aug. 29,
the hours will be noon to 10 p.m.
Detroit Hope Happening 2 will
open with ceremonies that will in-
clude city and suburban dignitaries
and the music of Bob Snyder Dix-
ieland Combo. It will close Sunday
evening with a special concert in-
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Jewish Agencies Help
`Hard-to-Place' Children

MONTREAL (JTA)—The pass-
age of Quebec's Bill 9, which per-
mits "a child who is free of any
religion to be placed in any faith,"
has enabled the Baron de Hirsch
Institute and Jewish Children's
Welfare Bureau to find homes for
the "hard-to-place" racially mixed
child according to Your Commun-
ity Voice, the publication of
the Allied Jewish Community Seri-
, ice here.
Liberalized abortion laws and
widespread use of birth control
have drastically reduced the num-
ber of white infants available for
adoption. At the same time, social
conscience is growing among the
middle class. Quebec's adoption
law eases the way for those want-
ing to adopt and improves the
chances for thousands of "hard-
to-place" children. "By updating
our adoption policy," says Baron
de Hirsch executive director Solo-
mon Brownstein, "we are giving
Montreal Jews a chance to do
something that might turn out to
be the most significant and mean-
ingful thing they ever do."

STAR-SPANGLED

MISS -LORRAINE KUHN

Mr. and Airs. Oscar Kuhn of
Sorrento Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Lor-
raine to Allan B. Rimar, son of
Mrs. Isadore Goldenberg of
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Prison terms
Coolidge Hwy., Oak Park, and the
ranging 10-14 years were meted
late Mr. Benjamin Rimar.
A November wedding is plan- out by a military tribunal in Lydda
to the three women who pleaded
ned.
guilty to charges of entering Israel
with the intent of carrying out acts
of sabotage for Arab terrorists.
The three also were accused of
possessing explosives.
Nadia Bardali, 26, was sentenced
Robert Stolz, the eminent Vien-
nese musician, whose operettas to 12 years while her 21-year-old
and other compositions have been sister Marlene was given 10 years.
played in many countries, is being The German-born French-educated
honored in American and overseas Evelyne Barge, 27, was sentenced
to 14 years in jail.
communities.
After imposing the sentences, the
The most recent recognition given
his works took the form of a "Cer- court continued hearing the case
tificate of Citizenship" granted him against two French elderly people,
Edith and Pierre Burghalter, who
by Montclair, N.J.
Stolz's music enhances the new are being tried on the same
composition, "Der Sonne nach ins charges. They have pleaded not
gelobte Land," dedicated with af- guilty.
fection to Israel. This music for a
According to Israeli authorities,
march, entitled in English "Follow they were found in possession of
the Sun," has three texts—,Hebrew the activating devices for the three
by Oded Avissar, English by Mack women's explosives.
1 David and the German by Max
Colpet.
Continued eloquence wearies.
The English text reads:
—Pascal.

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but who know there are times one
mist cry.
And the star of love like a star of
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is the star in the flag they fly.
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399-1320

to assist a Southfield resident who hero of the country. We are not
has appealed to the committee for going to let this stop us—we will
assistance toward the release of do everything possible to get out."
his sister and her family, Soviet
The Detroit Action Committee
citizens in Vilnius, Lithuania.
on Soviet Jewry is working closely
The Soviet family consists of with state representatives and offi-
Yocha and Aba Leibowitz and
cials in New York to help secure
their two children, a son, Leiba;
visas for the Leibowitz family.
and a daughter, Seina. The fam-
ily applied for a visa five years
J. J. CLARKE STUDIO
ago requesting to be reunited
Portraiture of Distinction
with Yocha's father, Hertz Ra-
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binowitz, in Petah Tikva, Israel.
Helen Opatowski, chairman of
3223 W. McNichols
the committee, said the Southfield
Nr. Muirlond
Call 341-4141
resident spoke with his sister last
week. She pleaded for assistance
to be reunited with her father in
Israel. A long distance phone call
followed the telegram sent from
SAVINGS
Yocha and Aba. It reads in trans-
PLAN
► lation:

Marguerite Zozenn Chajes, who
directs many of her musical ac-
tivities in Vienna, says that
Stolz, who reached his 90th year a
few months ago, remains active in
musical spheres and is an ardent
advocate of Israel's rights. She
said he has been honored in Israel
on several occasions.
"From 1938, when he escaped
the Nazi scourge, he has helped
many Jewish causes," Mrs. Chajes
said. She praised him for his devo-
tion to his heritage and for his
labors as a composer, orchestra
director and supporter of musical
projects.

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