30—Friday, March 31, 1972
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Royal Oak Bank Buys IsiaetBonds
The National
Bank of Royal
Oak has pur-
chased $50,000 in
State of -Israel
Bonds, it was, an-
nounced by Sohn
R. Muiroy, presi-
d e n t. The pur-
chase was an,
flounced at the
Oakland Century
Lodge Bnal Brith
dinner - dance,
which honored
Mayor Norman
W. Feder._ Shown
are <f r o m left)
Mayor Feder;
Muiroy and Roger
Boesky, a director of the bank.
Arab Propagandist
With U.S. Experience
at Work in Argentina
MIAMI — An Arab propaganda
agent who engaged in anti-Semitic
activities in the United States 20
years ago is "the major force- be-
hind a new virulent anti-Semitic
and anti-Israel campaign in Ar-
gentina," the director of the Latin
American affairs- department of
the Anti-Defamation' League of
Bnai Brith, revealed.
He Identified the agent as Yusif
Albandak, currently head of the
Arab League in Argentina and
Chile.
Addressing a dinner meeting of
ADL's Society of Fellows at- the
Dupont Plaza Hotel here, Rabbi
Morton M. Rosenthal charged that
Albandak is "masterminding a con-
certed campaign by the Arab
League, pro-Arab front groups in
Argentina and anti-Semitic, right-
wing elements there to Isolate
Jews and create disunity."
. He said that ADL records show
Albandak, then spelling his name
el Bandak, engaged in lecture
tours in the U.S. in the early
1850s and left this country after
hie connections with known anti-
Semites here, in England and in
the Middle East were exposed.
Rabbi Rosenthal said Albandak's
current tactics in Argentina include
creating front groups, attacking the
local Jewish community and form-
ing alliances with local anti-
Semitic and anti-Israel elements.
He said these parallel his past
activities in England and the U.S.
Deborah Fine Engaged
to Ma rr3' Harry Zeid
a
Rescind Civil Service
Bias, ADL Asks of NYC
NEW YORK—The Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith has ask-
ed the New York State Civil Ser-
vice Commission to "immediately
rescind unconstitutionally discri-
midatory restrictions" contained
in a Feb. 25-job announcement for
Corrections Counselors and Correc-
tion . Counselor Trainees. •
The announcement specifies that
candidates for the positions "mult
have ethnic identification with the
Black or Spanish speaking com-
munities" and states that "the Fed-
eral Government has made avail-
able funds to place 19 correction
counselors immediately with the
proviso that they be members of
the Black or Spanish speaking
communities."
We're in Hot Water
The new social group for young
marrieds formed by Bnai Brith is
called the "Couplets."
Due to a tasteless typographical
error in last week's paper, the
group was called the "Souplets."
For information, call Sheri Jaffa,
546-5805, or Linda Moss, 352-1072.
Israel, Chile to Work
Together on Project
TEL AVIIV (JTA)—Chile and
Israel have agreed to cooperate
in a comprehensive regional de-
velopment planning project, it was
announced by Gonzalo Martner
Garcia, the Chilean minister for
national planning following discus-
sions with Israeli officials.
Garcia, who is the first minister
of the Marxist government of
Chilean President Salvador Allende
to visit Israel, said the United Na-
tions Institute for Economic and
Social Planning for Latin America
is sponsoring an agreement with
the Settlement Study Center at
Rehovot.
The center will conduct a
course geared to Chilean devel-
opment needs. The participants
will spend five months in Israel
and five months in Chile.
Garcia told newsmen his coun-
try was interested in good political
and commercial relations with all
countries irrespective of their so-
cial or political system.
Allende reportedly accepted an
invitation to visit Israel which was
extended to him last year.
ADL's Benjamin Epstein
to Be Honored April 17
MISS DEBORAH FINE
Mrs. Helen Fine of Ardmore
Ave. announces the engagement of
her daughter Deborah Irene to
Harry Zeid, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Zeid of Harding Ave.,
Oak Park.
Miss Fine, daughter of the late
Isadore Fine, and her fiance are
graduate students at Michigan
State University.
A late summer wedding is
planned.
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NEW YORK — Benjamin R.
Epstein, national director of the
Anti-Defamation League, will be
honored for "a quarter century of
leadership" with a testimonial
dinner here April 17.
Seymour Graubard, national
chairman of the League, said that
Epstein has led the ADL through
"a period of dynamic growth and
creative leadership throughout
which the League has been widely
recognized as one of the nation's
leading and most effective human
relations organizations."
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ADL Presses
._ Legiskiiure to Hci;U
Liquor Licenses for Staiili..Biated-Clubi..
_ .,............, .•. Clubs
'Michigan's legislators`: have, been tions Pay the memberships of theii. lisliniente,- until the bigoted prac-
-of discrimination are ceased
criticized by the Anti-Defamation executiveils This amounts to the
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League of Bnai Erith for ".. : hypo- state authorizing and assisting eco- by those clubs."
critical feet-dragging, when it nomic disadvantage through its Yomose ■■■ •..— ■
comes to action in enck74 discrimi- licensing policies and discount
FOR EXPERIENCED AND PROFESSIONAL
nation . . :" . policies. Tax dollars actually -subsi- TRAVEL
SERVICE IN. THE UNITED STATES -
AND EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD
Richard H. Lobenthal, Michigan dize clubs that discriminate, and
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regional director of the ADL, called state licensing policies make it
CALL
on the legislators for "forthright possible.
353-5101
action, not more talk," to "once
"We've waited too long for
Humors as.
and- for all end the discrimination .- voluntary non-discrimination; and
of the polite bigots who preach we've heard too long how con--
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equality and take refuge in private cerned our legislatOrs are, with-
& laks er
clubs whose practices and policies out - their doing anything. It is
souths•id
bar Jews and Blacks from mem- time to stop the words, and
op. MINIM
bership."
start some action.
Sunda ys.
Citing such clubs as the Detroit "We call upon our legislators to 77
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Athletic Club, the University Club, hold
up all liquor licences for clubs
and "all of the other bastions of that engage in racial or religious
bigotry around the state," Loben- discrimination, or both; and we
thal noted that "all of these so- further call on our legislators to JULES DONESON
called social clubs keep in business stop forthwith all discount liquor TRAVEL'AGENCY
through
produced
their sales to such discriminatory. estab-
bars. And profits
all of these
bars at
operate
through the licensing of the State
Liquor Control Commission."
"While the State Liquor Con-
trol Commission has not taken
the definitive action of- refusing-
to license clubs -which discrimi
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nate against 'Jews or Blacks," he
noted, "neither has the Legis-
lature directed the commission
to take such action.
"Michigan is fast becoming one
of the last states to refuse to li-
cense bigoted clubs," the ADL
leader said, "and since all liquor
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licenses come up for renewal on
April 30, now is the time for action.
"Further," Lobenthal noted, "the
state sells these club their liquor
at a 12.5 per cent discount, which
amounts to taxpayers subsidising
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the discrimination — a practice
which is clearly illegal as well as
immoral.
"Our legislators, many of whom
belong to these same discrimina-
tory clubs, have postured and pen:
tificated about their interest in
social justice, but they continue
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practices which amount to state
sanction and advantages for dis-
crimination. Furthermore," he
added; "if anybody thinks there
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isn't a business advantage to be-
longing to these clubs, they're
crazy. Why else would corpora
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