TEL AVIV (JTA) — A com-
promise agreement that will per-
mit electiiinslo be beld for a new
chief -rabbinate was Finally ap-
proved by the National Religious
Party leadership after a stormy
session here despite die-hard op-
position from its rabbinical mem-
bers.
The compromise had been
worked out by an ad hoc minis-
terial committee composed of
members of the NRP and Labor
Alignment after the legal term of
the present chief rabbis expired
Jan. 31.
The rabbis among the NRP lead-
ers protested that they were not
consulted in the talks with the
Laborites and called the slight al-
most "an insult to the Torah."
Some of the younger NRP leader-
PACKER PONTIAC
••
STILL THE WORLD'S LARGEST
Free Loaner Service
To Our Customers
WE SELL THE MOST
WE GIVE THE MOST
WE CARE THE MOST
Passover Cruise
to the Caribbean;
fully "1=, with all the
traditional observances.
March 27, from New York, 425 up.
"REMEMBER"
MILT LEVIN
Call- 863-9300
ship objected in principle to the Belgian Colleges to Help Jewish Studies Center
Labor Alignment's intervention in
BRUSSELS (JTA)—An institute open similar institutes for Judaic
rabbinical problems which 'they
for Jewish studies, the Martin studies in other European capitals.
don't 'understand."
The compromise agreement, Buber Institute, opened here last
however, gives the rabbis a week. The institute was created
CARS TO IN DRIVEN
majority of seats on the elec- jointly by the Brussels Jewish com-
To any state. Also drivers furnish-
toral body that will conduct the munity and the European Council ed to drive your car anywhere.
of Jewish Community Services.
legolly insured and I.C.C. Beensed
elections. It is conditional on
Thirty-four Belgian universities
the government agreeing to ex-
DRIVEAWAY SERVICE
tend the expired term of the will cooperate in jointly supplying
9970 Grand River
incumbent chief rabbis for a
the academic staff and will share
Detroit, Mich. 48204
period, probably six months, dur- in expenses.
ing which election preparations
The European Council plans to
WE 1-0620-21-22
will be made.
It also found a formula for pre-
cluding the candidacy of 86-year-
old Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi Isser
Yehuda Unterman without decree-
ing a statutory age limit for the
office of chief rabbi which most
Israeli rabbis bitterly oppose.
The compromise states that a
chief rabbi who will not stand as
a candidate in the new elections
will assume the presidency of the
11 Days to Bermuda, Barbados,
Chief Rabbinate Council without
Martinique, St. Thomas
powers. The agreement stated that
This cruise is completely devoted to a joyous and
no age limit will be established at
faithful observance of the entire Passover holiday, and
present.
a cantor will be on board. The warmth of the traditional
Seder,
Kosher for Passover foods, prepared in our Kash-
UN Hebrew, Broadcasts
ruth kitchens; all under the supervision of a rabbi. Spe-
cial rates for children—the whole family together for the
May Be Suspended
holiday. Caribbean ports rich in Jewish heritage. And
UNITED NATIONS (JTA)—The
the hearty conviviality of the Greeks to make this the
acting director of the radio-visual
most festive Passover possible. On the fully air condi-
information division, Paul Jankow-
tioned and stabilized Queen Anna Maria, the newly
ski, described as "a little prema-
decorated,
luxurious 26,300-ton flagship of the Greek
ture" a press report that the
Line.
For folder, reservations, see
United Nations, facing an aus-
your Travel Agent or Greek Line,
terity drive, "proposes" to discon-
2552 First
\auanal Bldg..
tinue payments for UN-financed
Detroit, Mich. (313) 961-5280
Registry: Greece
radio broadcasts in Hebrew and
seven other languages.
These broadcasts by various UN
IT'S HERE
correspondents are transmitted to
their countries over UN-owned
facilities.
The idea still is only an "in-
RED STOTSKY
Call 863-9300
18650 LIVERNOIS, SOUTH OF SEVEN
Greek Line
Jack's Men's & Boys' Wear
ternal contingency plan," Jan-
kowski told the Jewish Telegra-
phic Agency, in line with Secre-
tary General Kurt Waldheim's
"request for economy" in UN
operations in view of the world
organization's perilous financial
status.
During the Month of Shown
The Tree Planting Month--Jan. 17 to Feb. 15, 1972
"The wilderness and the solitary place
REMEMBER:
•
•
•
•
•
•
TREES reclaim the wastelands
TREES conserve the soil
TREES soften the climate
TREES beautify the land
TREES provide employment
TREES strengthen world Jewry's ties with Israel
Please plant one tree for each member of your family.
"
JEWISH MITIONIK IRMO
22100 GREENFIELD
OAK PARK 48237 • Phone 968-0820
TREES .. ; Your Living Link With Israel
RAMAT GAN—A group of 25
accountants who are newly arrived
immigrants from Latin American
countries have begun a year's
course in the department of ec-
onomics at Bar-Ilan University.
Dr. Joseph H. Lookstein, chan-
cellor, said the special courses will
enable them to prepare themselves
as practicing accountants in IsraeL
Prof. Yehuda Don, head of the
department, stated that the course
is being given in conjunction with
the Institute of Certified Public Ac-
countants in Israel.
\
shirts
sweaters
sport coats
1
OFF
AND MORE
suits
pants
jackets
DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL GROUPS
S. American Accountants
Retrain for Israeli Life
Isaiah 35,1
' For He Who Plants Trees Plants The Future
MEN'S IL BOYS'
Jankowski stressed that there
was no political significance in the
existence of a contingency plan to
drop payments for Hebrew broad-
casts, which service only IsraeL
Arabic broadcasts are handled
by the full-time UN staff, as are
those in the official languages—
English, French, Russian and Chi-
nese—and Turkish and Swahili.
Jankowski pointed out that what-
ever the final decision, the Kol Yis-
roel correspondent will continue to
have access to "all the facilities."
plant a tree
shall be glad for them;
and the "Arava" shall rejoice,
and blossom as the rose."
SALE of SALES
Jack is cleaning house on all
Fall & Winter merchandise
• tio r o ls
Bo ar s' t S
Now $ 2 " ;:72s0
Men's Jeans
oat. to $12.00
Now
,
$500
-
°
BOYS'
Flare Pants
Values to $9.00
NOW $300 si
Tlit:s1; 12
BOYS'
sort ,0
C AD5a
0t
os
Now $988
9 Mile & Coolidge ct,t,:,
DEDICATION DINNER OF THE NEW
JULIUS ROTENBERG BUILDING
17071 W. '10 MILE RD., SOUTHRELD
COUNCIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS do MERKAZ
Cordially invites the entire Jewish Community to attend their
34th ANNIVERSAYR BANQUET
Sunday, March 12, 1972, 6 p.m. at Cobo Hall
364
IRWIN I. COHN
Honorary Chairman
For reservations call
Rubin Grover, Ticket Grantee, WA 11-3500-111sx Goldsmith, 1151-2270—er Council Office 342-112W
DAVID POLLACK
Chairman of the
Patrons-Sponsors Committee