Spiritual Revival' Growing in .the ilsrael. Arm y . ■ TIIVNETRENT JE11 1514 NEWS 26—Friday, November 17, 1971 - By MOSHE, RON 1 - unusual elated • atmospbere:.and carp iie Order to pray:' `Let it be to Receive Jewish ' New; Special , ,,,, spiriL -'_. For • many , .soldiers, to make 'us:heads and not tails.:."'- YORK; asiEw. tOr.. e * ,.1sraell.. Corrispondent especially members - of -kibutzini, Sephardi; soldiers.' are served viiiii7 TEL, AVIV ---. The new chief these days are their first. meet- white cocks for the prayer on' the 'Minister Abbas. Eban was name& ,`ZioniSCOrgainizi recipient of " the rabbi of the Israeli Army, Gen. ing..with.:Jewish religion. eve- of Yom -Kippur, according thin 'of dimerica's Theodor 'Virg Mordecai Piron, has -developed a Rabbi Piron has ordered a totheir custom. Award. - "- new system to revive religious special stress on - individual talks The detailetrorders of the mill- The gold medal will be PreSented - tit /cell: . tga atkl_thought of the soldiers with ,the, soldiers:. He himself has .Ltary-"Oldef rabbinate on how to on the frontline during the days kept -a' sPeCial meeting-. with , the observe the Hely Days, include to Eban by 'Ildrrnaift. Weismair, New IttiriClireaident 'Of the "tif of awe. . generalt -of the general staff and also an elplatiatiOn that in -case For the first time he sent mobile their families and informed them the .enemystaits an attack dur- ZOA, at the organiiation's annual; ' synagogues, with Torah scrolls, about the meaning and import-- „ ing ,Prayers - and services, theite 'dinner, Dec_ 12, at".rthe New York religious books, ram's horns, ance. of the Holy Days. He sent, a must belinniedisitely interrupted prayerbooks and prayer-shawls to personal- letter to each soldier in' and the .sOldiers are allowed le,- the Heril- Award is given by all frontline positions. Each car which he stressed the necessity of take part in any military action the ZOA to "persons of , great dis- was accompanied by a rabbi and searching his' soul and repenting: and to strike back with all their tinction who have - 'helped shape _ Zionist and Jewish history." cantor. They entered the fortified This year was one' of great arms. positions, stayed and prayed with prosperity for cantors in the army. The ZOA announced, enlarge- Gen. Piron was sure that -this the soldiers. ment of its Israel summer youth They are mostly metnbers of It , vi as the former chief rabbi of yeshivot who recognize the state year, owing to the cease fire, it program to accommodate . 400 the . rmy, Shlomo Goren, who of. Israel and serve in the army. would be possible to execute 'the Beauty is only skin deep, but it's termed the 40 days between the Some months before the "fearful traditional custom of "Tashlich" first of Elul until Yom Kipur as days" special courses were held on the Suez Canal without inter- a valuable asset if you're poor and • Kin Hubbard. a period for "religious maneuv- for' military cantors. A unified ference. But, unfortunately, exact- fiaven't any sensey ers" in the army, in order to prayer service wasAaid down for ly on the eve of the New- Year; the peaceful atmosphere on the enhance the . moral and spiritual all soldiers, - whether Ashkenazim, canal was disturbed by the Egyp- qualities of the Israeli soldiers. Sephardim Or - Yemenites. attack in which seven Israeli The military' rabbis talk to Main attention. was directed to tian pilots died: Al the last minute, many thousands of soldiers In all the fortified front positions on the the military chief rabbinate had camps' 'and front-line positions Suez Canal„ A military cantor is change a lot of things and to during the "fearful days" in sent to each such position, where to make new arrangements for the order to arouse religious feelings there is a minyan. A soldier blows soldiers station ed- on ' the canal, In them. During this time, even the ram's horn. who were put in a state of alert. the non-religious soldiers feel an Orthodox soldiers get -heads of After Yom Kippur, all soldiers receive a Inlay and an' etrog, which were sent to all military Arab Boycott May Have Forced camps and frontline positions. ' . , =RION SnO ward Jewasiii*44:804'-an4 co ll ege ege students in ink ase nr available - re .egis- '411peri-eitt-* -, -.0$*1 =4,5 the ieeaid:' -enitollmitit;.'' iof9,24-tu n- •••,. - dents:-Iii 1971;r: • _ • The Finekt- of .'Ntitionatly Advertised ClOthing the . Price You > Would Ex- . pect _ HARRY' THOMAS Saw Clothes For 35 Vows 24750 Telegraph at 10 Mile Daily,-9-6 , Thurs. to - Phone: 559-9119 _ British Truck Firm Bankruptcy Classified' Ads Get Quick Results JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Is- most idle two years ago when lo- rael- subsidiary of the British Ley- cally assembled Ford Escorts ap- land Motors' Corp., which went peared on the market and became into receivership, may have been overwhelmingly preferred by Is abandoned because of pressure raeli consumers. Leyland's debts from Arab countries. run to more than 40,000,000 Since establishing its assembly pounds ($9,800,000) on annual sales of 180,000,000 pounds ($42,- plant in Israel, Leyland had been on the Arab boycott list. But sales 900,000). in the Arab world had been -small A representative of British Ley- anyway, and Israel buys sophis- land, Jack Plane, left Israel after ticated automobiles in greater informing the government and the , quantity than all the Arab coun- creditors that Leyland could not tries - combined. provide $1,220,000 for working cap- Observers noted that since the ital and buy a controlling inter- British firm owned 20 per cent est, as the creditors—five banks— of the shares of the Israeli plant and the government have demand- and controlled 45, the additional ed. The subsidiary is controlled by per cent needed for majority con- Itzhak Shubinsky„ its managing di- trol should have been easy to ob- rector. Shubinsky, a 57-year-old, tain, considering that the govern- native of Poland, holds 55 per cent ment and the creditors were will- of the shares, and is also active in food and shipping. ing to underwrite loans. Political motives are cited by commentators--and, privately, by Lindsay Census Decree government officials—as the ex- planation for yesterday's decision. Challenged by Garelik Another explanation being offered YORK (JTA) — City Coun- is that British Leyland did not be- cil NEW Sanford D. Garelik lieve its cars could compete on the said President that he would have the City open market; the government is CounCil committee on civil service gradually reducing the tariff pro- and labor "fully explore" questions tection granted to locally assem- raised by Mayor John V. Lindsay's bled cars, which in the near future executive order calling for a racial will have to be sold on their merits and ethnic census of city employes. instead of on their inexpensive- In a letter to the American Jew- ness. ish Congress — which in a tele- Despite the development, the directors general of the trans- . portat1on and commerce-and-in- dustry ministries 'expressed the belief that the plants inquestion —in Haifa and Ashdod—can, be reactivated. - They said some of the debts could' be 'paid ;Cif; if more efficient methods werejn- traduced and seperfluout --expee- ditures eliminahAL : . . The three' plants ; •ere: Closed to allow for inventorieS:by: -the three receivers—two 'accountants and a lawyerappointed on 'behalf...1A the' creditorv, by a district, Court.: The more than 1,500 workers, were given a week's leave ..follotving • wilt -.'') :detisions - will 'hei:-MOrle on . lion. - ',fittqL 7reenfplqi:'Hitekir L ua - Israel : -aborfeileration.7derna gram to Garelik had voiced "anxi- ety and concern" about the census' possible "use to "destroy the civil service merit system" -- Garelik wrote, "I concur wholeheartedly with your comments and I share your concert." - Responding : to Theodore. .L -Rolish, _chairman of the Congress' Council — who had , , Metropolitan ' • sent the protest telegram calling for public -hearings -by the city council Garelik wrote, "The ethnic -tenses called for by .rea- son ,of Executive Order No. 49 bas raised many questions and is susceptible to misuse that could adversely affect the Civil Service _ - lin . to*CciiiiinisSioner Elea- . that th : be no disMissals while nor- Holnies Norkin, chairman of - the_rk.•. ' ra try to'reactivate - the the City Commission on—Human 'plants * as is . apparent in- Riglits,. -Garelik -stated that while _ - tentibil. "- _ _ . , . • "eqUalitY of opportunity and the British Leyland has a monopoly elimination of eMployment discrim- on truck-selling in Israel that will ination" were "worthy and neces- be in force for another year. That sary" objectives, "we must be cer- Part of its operations is said to be tain that in our zeal we do not , profitable. But the car-assembly infringe upon or do violence to operation, which produces the Tri- existing safeguards to individual umph 1300, and 1500, became al- rights." , _ 23077 Greenfield Advance Building ((Lower -Level} l ieicrri?. 48075 „ Yes, long distance is cheaper by 20% or 40% everytime, everywhere you call within Michigan...when you dial direct. Direct dial anywhere with- in Michigan after 5 p.m. weekdays, and from 5 p.m, Friday through 5 p.m. ,Sunday and save 40% on long distance calls! 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