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March 10, 1972 - Image 29

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-03-10

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THE- DETROIT JEWISH -NEWS • • -
Friday, Mirth 10, 1972-29

Elietko itet. Helps.Soti,et °lint Adjust' to New 'Home

The- -Israelia haVe,tiffered Max daughter Mrs. Donald Sugerma n, IL 50,000 ($12,000)—before he emi-
—I know it won't be popular to
Litticy,a desk-jok-but the 62-year- and their families decide to m a ke grates.
old former Detroit-attorney wants aliya. By way of -a. start, one of Littky made no - bones about it: say th;- s—that (Meir) Kahane's
- no part of that. - - his 'six grandchildren is in th e there are some Soviet Jews who protests are very effective. He's
hero to them; his name is
I
Instead..
he and his wife Mollie Youth Aliya program on a kibutz, can't make a go of it.in Israel and a big
one they always hear.
two of Israel's newest newcomers, and two granddaughters are com- would like to leave. The lure of the
"The
most militant ones were
are employing a knowledge of ing for a visit next summer. "My capitalist luxuries in the West,
their 20s during the Six-Day
Yiddish and a- talent for making children eventually will come," he discontent with the hardships of in
War.
They
see a great .challenge
fiends to hetp their fellow olim said, "when- they realiie it's not Israel—all have their influence on in Israel. Not
that the
from the Soviet Union.
easy to bring up their own chil- a professional who had been doing Jews are breaking -down the Soviet
doors
WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY
Littky, is Detroit with his wife dren here.")". -
well in Russia.
to
get
out.
They
know it's not
for the funeral of her mother,
In their first months at the Haifa
But few do leave, despite what easy in Israel, and although they
Mrs. Rebecca Ackerman, spoke of center, which houses primarily pro- the Kremlin says, Littky added. say a Russian Jew today. can get
the Russian Jews he has met fessional - people -in the 30-60 age
who do return to Russia a visa in three months, it's not
while in the merkaz Mita (absorp- range, there was a mere sprinkling "Those
don't have an easy time of it easy to leave. But the young ones,
AND _ASSOCIATES
tion center) in Haifa. _
of Soviet Jews; today, they're in either. Oh, they're welcomed the idealists, they will come. As
ICE 1 8196
The Littkys arrived in Israel - last the majority. The Littkys have with open arms, all right. But long as we- make noise."
June—the realization of a promise come into contact with some 100 the
LET ME SHOW YOU A NEW
reception soon cools off, and
to themselves. -
Retraining Centers
such families.
DIMENSION O4 PHOTOGRAPHY •
in due time - they're 'buried.' The Professional
Needed for New, Immigrants
(He's biding his time until his
Awaiting completion of their
Russians
have no respect for
TEL
AVIV
(JTA)—Gen.
son, attorney Marvin L. Littky; apartment in Jerusalem, the Litt-
Uzi Nar-
them."
kiss, head of the Jewish Agency's
kys continue to live at the center,
Some Soviet olim reach Vienna, immigration department, stressed
assisting newcomers where they only to get cold feet and seek to
Monday the need for professional
can. He admits his spoken He-
to Israel. "We rarely hear refraining centers to aid the ab-
-The Best Meat at The Best Prices
-
• brew is somewhat fractured (des- return
anything
about
them,"
Littky
said.
sorption
of new immigrants whose
Pullets: A- . 4O lb. : Hamburger (3 lbs. or more) .
lb. •1 pite a six-month crash program).
As to the much-publicized hous-
-,Shaelder Steal SLIP b Teitgues
but it to Yiddish that has brought ing protests: "The (Soviet Jewish) professional skills may not be of
..
4. . 69' lb,
RIB STEAKS.
-$12916
Side of Deft (Freezer Packed 75' lb.L
him and the SoViet Jews together. professionals wanted to live in the the kind needed in Israel.
spoke here at a meeting
155-3777
Free -DeliTreeir
20215 W. 7
Considering Israel's penchant big cities, so when apartments of Narkiss
the Labor Zionist movement
for bureaucratic red tape, the ab- were affered in the development secretariats— He said that unless
sorption of Soviet Jewish kumi- towns, many turned them down. the retraining centers are set up
••
s.
grants has been very efficient, But in the last two months, the soon, difficulties will develop in
Littky feels.
protests have stopped. They've finding employment for new immi-
gain This Year We Would Like The Opportuni
A drop in aliya from Western been warned they'd better take grants not only from the Soviet
To Prepare Your Passover Fish Order, As Always,
countries last year proved to be what's offered now, because many Union but from Western countries.
a blessing in disguise. After the immigrants will be coming soon
PersOnal Attention Given to Each Order.
Narkiss emphasized the need
government built 44,000 dwellings and that choice won't exist. All of
We Bane, Skia,-Grind Orders Free of Charge.
for immigrants, it was discovered a sudden, everyone is taking to construct Immigrant housing
in
outlying new development
that the number of Western olim what's been offered to him." Israel
Freezer Wrapped On Request.
was decreasing. Happily, last Sep- is expecting 35,000 Russians this areas in order to get newcomers
tardier the Russian immigrants year, out of a total immigration of to settle in those areas.
To promote the diversion of im-
started to come in droves. Housing 70,000, he said. Another large
,
was ready for theni—almost as group is anticipated before Pass- migrants to the new development
un
areas, the Jewish Agency has de-
yo:PASSOVER*0*.EARLY!
though Moscow were cooperating. over.
"They all come with families-- At the same time—because the cided to construct absorption cen-
mother, father, children. The elder- government h a s pampered the ters in developing townships which
ly parents aren't required to learn Soviet Jews to some extent—there can later be converted to perma-
Hebrew in the ulpan, but the is resentment by other. Israelis nent housing, Narkiss said.
Referring to immigration from
younger ones are highly motivated. who have not had the opportunity Russia,
he noted that thousands of
And the young children, who at- to purchase comparable housing.
tend public school, learn the best." This is Particularly true of the families have arrived here while
PLEASE ..
only
30
families
returned to Vienna
After the ulpan period, the new- orientals who have lived in Israel
ASK FOR ETHEL
and are seeking places other than
comer is given a job—unfortun- for many years, Littky said.
Israel to live. He claimed that
ately, not always the one he was
He had a strong message for
,trained to-fill in Russia— and is Detroiters who care about their Soviet propaganda about - Jewish
assisted in the purchase of housing. brothers in the Soviet Union: "If returnees was intended for home
The latter is necessary because the protests stop, immigration consumption. .
he is permitted to leave the Soviet will stop. The Russians can't American Rabbinate Urged to Meet
Union with only 100 rubles (about stand looking had. Particularly Challenge of Soviet Immigrants
$100)_ and some furniture. With before the Moscow summit con-
NEW YORK- (JTA)—"The chal-
FORMERLY OF WYOMING-CURTIS FISH MARKET_AND
Israel government loans that can ference in May. After the meet- lenge of proper absorption of im-
_
-
be repaid over a long peod, the ing, 'immigration could dwindle. migrants from the Soviet Union
family is enabled to buy an apart- "The Soviet Jews have told me and other countries is the central
ment, furniture and other items.
problem of the Jewish people at
For the oleh who may be con-
this time, and the responsibility
sidering Israel as simply a step- Joan Perlmuter to Wed of the world Jewish community,"
Iry - GREAT SCOTT MARKET
ping stone to America,- or some
said Natan Peled, Israel's minis-
Orihard Lake Rd., Southfield Near 14 Mile Rd.
other country, the government loan Mr. Gothardt of N.Y.
ter of immigrant absorption.
is a significant deterrent. He must
)6c .
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The minister was in the United
repay that sum— often more than
States addressing an unprecedent-
ed series of -meetings with the
American rabbinate sponsored by
the rabbinical advisory council of
the United Jewish Appeal.
The purpose of his visit was to
Passovei Special -
Painner Super Special
inform the rabbinate about the
KLEENEX
Jest Arrived--fameas
Roheach Beet or
crisis
of needs created by the an-
White of Pastel
ticipated arrival in Israel of 70,000
immigrants from all over the
world in 1972.
Peled noted that not only is
• ins; Owed
ohoesido Rural bort
there a problem of absorbing the
leg. at Met
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111
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11
influx of immigrants in 1972 but
125 Cunt
der 291C
iar
1441z. 890
that there are many unabsorbed
Poi
specials
Wearisome
tit
immigrants who came to Israel
Right to Limn
CleentAy
years
• - W'
ago who have large families
living in one- and two-room flats.
sauLutivise.gss on op marttonucaseTetm.sam RR ar
He noted that the most important
,se al
need is housing for the newcorn-
!FANCY BEST BAKING
Passover. Special
ers.
FANCY SOLID
I EXTRA LARGE
MISS JOAN PERLMUTER
Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman,
VINE RIPE
RED-ROME
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perhnuter UJA executive vice chairman—
of Alhambra Ave., Southfield, an- Israel, said that "in order to suc-
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69
nounce the engagement of their cessfully meet the needs of the
Pecastes
daughter Joan Nancy to Alvin J. immigrants this year, every Jew
Settle
Calmed Setae fish
Gothardt, son of Mrs. Max Got- in America must be approached
4 sr S portion
411-0z.
hardt of Brooklyn and the late Mr. and must contribute his share, and
$135
the only way to reach every Jew in
Gothardt.
kg
z Car $ 1 I
127-0
crNmpiraftoftyre....L.
11 •
me !Goo* Friday, saturesay, **Tway. moi
Miss Perlmuter was graduated America is through the American
For your special parties or °Hear events try oar
from Wayne State University. Mr. rabbinate."
Rabbi Joseph Ehrenkranz, chair-
Gothardt was graduated from
DELICIOUS
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man of the Rabbinical Advisory
.
Brooklyn
Law School.
We as* oak Koshor-V/ilito-Bestaion or Fsieborgs
The finest sad Wee* idealise hi the
Council, suggested that each syna-
A May wedding is planned.
eras. We dos*, bass, ski* and idled
frontier Products on our Moat Trays
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gogue adopt the "100 Per Cent
fish from of clings. Far spacial
IC
-Plan."
According to this plan
FOFREE
DELIVERY, CALL JO 6-4640 all
sank* aril .
It
Is
no
longer
open
to
doubt
that
every
synagogue ought to seek a
yore Afteao•uskrohdor
the liberty of the press and of gift to the UJA from each of its
43** V0/7. very am* oseami -
speech is within the liberty safe- members. More than 200 syna-
WE ACcmri-- FOOD STAMPS -
guarded from - invasion by state gogues in the country have adopted
iiclicitharleS Evans Hughes.
some form of the plan.

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