THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 8—Friday, April 14, 1972 Zuckerman Reports. Israelis Stand Firm Against Threats; UJA Progress Engineer Held in Libya Without Trial Indicated in Increased 72 Giving for 2 1,2 I ears. Amnesty Reports "Israel is under such great pres- in the IC days he spent in Israel sure, from an austerity program, ' he realized how tense the situa- severe taxation necessitated by the Lion is, with Sadat's threats be- needs to assure protection against icoming more dangerously realis- repeated threats from enemy neigh- • tic with time hors, that the American Jewish "But the Israelis are buoyant message of increasing support isi over the great achievements in like a shot in the arm for an em- 1 the United States and the hope we battled nation " offer them in our financial sup- port to assist in welcoming new This is the message Paul Zucker- , • . •• immigrants, Zuckerman said. man, national chairman of the Recalling that last year's UJA United Jewish Appeal, brought campaign was the most successful back from another visit to Israel, i n history. Zuckerman said that on Tuesday. thisyear will surpass all previous Describing his conferences with philanthropic attainments, with the Prime Minister tolda Meir, Min- total raised thus far already ex- ister of Defense Moshe Dayan, ceeding last year's with $39,000,- Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir and , 000. He said that UJA has already the chairman of the Jewish Agency, enrolled 17 contributors of S1,000.- Louis Pincus. Zuckerman said that 000 and more each. 11-..S. Parents More Kindly to Aliva Than in the Past, Says Viscount Samuel JERUSALEM—Based on his ex- "Ben - Gurion's mind is not fitted tensive and frequent visits to the to deal with complex sociological United States, Viscount Edwin problems—he's not an academic," Samuel has detected what he terms he said. "His simple dogma does a "considerable change" in the not fit the facts, it is too simplistic attitude of American parents to- an hypothesis. If the hypothesis ward immigration to Israel by their does not fit the facts, so much the children 3 worse for the facts." "They are not all averse to their The speaker, the son of the first sons and daughters coming to commissioner of Palestine and Jerusalem." he told a large audi- himself a resident since 1917, said ence at the first of a series of he had only one criticism of Zion- Slotkin Foundation lectures held ists living abroad. "If they don't under the auspices of the American come themselves, the least they College in Jerusalem. : can do is arrange for their chit- "There were several significant ! dren to come." reasons for this new attitude:: he declared. "The parents are un- happy about drug-addiction in America. they see Israel as a 'marriage.market' and as a coun- try far from crime. communism and hinnies. They also are much more interested in knowing where their children are." he added. In this context, Lord Samuel suggested that the "best aliva" was that involving youth—"around the age of 20"—and retired peo- ple Such immigration would hal-. ance out "unsuccessful attempts" by Jew, in the 30-40 age bracket who ordinarily find the most dif- ficut'v in adjusting, in terms of doh.. education fur • their children and adequate 'housing . Lord Samuel saw two new tvpes of immigrants emerging: "those who are retired—after all. sruthern Florida was built up by the same pearde." and "part- time res;dents." The latter would reIlle here to prepare for the time when they could eventually immigrate and retire. "There are hurdreds of families in this category." he said, emphasizing that such preparation should be accompanied by mastering He-, , brew. Samuel teak issue with David Ben Gur:iiMs well-known classifi- canon of tv.a types of Jews: Z:on- iNtN and non Zionists . CARS TO RE DRIVEN to any 'rata- Also drivers furnish- od to drive your our anywhwo, legally rnsuriod and I.C.C. liconmd DRIVEAWAY SERVICE 9970 Grand River Detroit, Mich. 48204 WE 1-0620-21-22 LONDON (JTAl—A Jewish en- ' tember 1970 because of attacks gineer has been imprisoned in and insults by their neighbors, the Libya for 2 1 z years without trial, organization reported. the JTA was told Wednesday by — Amnesty International, a private organization active in behalf of political prisoners. FUND RAISERS!!! A spokesman for the organiza- tion said it has been trying without success to obtain the release of Gulio Hassan, 31, who was arrest- ed in Tripoli in September, 1969 following a military coup in Libya. The coup overthrew the regime of King Idris and installed a mili- tary junta headed by Col. Muam- mar El-Qaddafi. Hassan was arrested at his home at a time anti-Israel pas- sions were at a height. The police claimed they were de- taining him for his own pro- , tection. A wee': later Hassan called friends to tell them he was being held at Bab Ben Sashir Prison. His family has had no news of him since then, Amnesty International reported. No charges have been brought against Hassan, but the organiza- tion learned that he has been in- terrogated to find out if he ever visited Israel and whether he pos- sessed a radio transmitter-receiver. Amnesty International said its secretary general intervened per- sonally with the Libyan ambassa- dor in London but could learn nothing more. Meanwhile, Hassan's wife and two children left Tripoli in Sep.,' It is your answer and salvation The First Annual Greater Detroit Fund Raisers Exposition is being held at the SHERATON-CADILLAC4 HOTEL, Washington Boulevard and Michigan Avenue, Detroit, Michigan on April 23, 24 and 25. 1972. Hours are: Sunday 12 Noon to 7:00 P.M. Monday. Tuesday 5:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M Thousands of ideas, products and services will be on display to ease your lob of raising much needed funds for your organization. It is the answer to a fund raiser's prayer. DON'T MISS IT! Wriet today for complimentary tickets for your President 'and Fund-Raising Chairman to FUND RAISERS EXPOSITIONS. P.O. BOX 276, Allendale. N 07401, or call (2011 825-2255. Tickets available at the door. Admission SI .50. •SALES •SERVICE •PRICE LEASING ALL MAKES You get more when you deal with 1SHORE I 12330 Jos. Campau 891-0600 891-2360 HARRY ABRAM Floor Manager Res. U. 8-4119 DON'T MAKE A COSTLY MISTAKE CALL US LAST CONGREGATION BETH ACHIM Black Panthers Jailed for Traffic Disruption JERLSALEM (JTA) — Seven- teen Black Panthers were arrest- ed after a wild demonstration that disrupted traffic in downtown Jerusalem. Club-wielding police charted the Panthers. but no. in- juries were reported to either po- licemen or demonstrators. Among those apprehended were two Panther leaders, Saadia Mar- ciano and Kochavi Shemesh . The Panthers demonstrated de- spite a recent Knesset directive barring demonstrations in main thoroughfares. However. police said they did not intervene until the Panthers left their assembly point at the town's main intersection and be- gan streaming down a heavily traffi,ked strec' PRESENTS PETER NERO with DAVE TRONCOSO-BASS CECIL RICCA-DRUMS MOLLY P . --- SAM 0 BRIEN FORD AUDITORIUM with AVAILABLE AT HAL GORDON and his ORCHESTRA BENEFIT PERFORMANCE SUNDAY, MAY 14 CONGREGATION BETH ACHIM 21100 W. 12 MILE-SOUTHFIELD cbrca" 352-8670 A RUSSELL SCHREIBER PRODUCTION