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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Argentina Paper Calls Play Written, 4-- F ', day, July 7, 1972
Produced by Four Jews 'Anti-Semitic'l

Victims
Victim of •(rnes

BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—A play are weak and apologetic, accord
with serious anti-Semitic impLca- ing to persons who have seen the
. PHILADELPHIA (JTA)—Efforts tions, written by two Jews and play.
The play was written by Ma-
continued here this week to help staged by two others, has aroused
tilde Bensignor and Ricardo
the ietims of the se. ere floods a storm of controversy here. Titled
Hatay, both Jews. The choreog-
cau ,ed last month by tropical "Jew or Innocent." it is being per-
raphy and scenery were the work
storm .agues. Resident , of the formed by the "Xirgu" Theater.
of two other Jews, Lia Jelin and
Home for the Jewish Aged of Phil-
The critic of La Prensa, one of
Carlos Cyntrynowski.
adelphia managed to raise $100 for
Argentina's leading newspapers,
Critics of the play have said
the Penns) ano victims of the
called it "a rapid training course that the very title indicates pre-
in anti-Semitism.
sumption
of guilt. The "defense"
men and women of the
Th••
As the title implies, the play pre- counsel has lines mentioning the
home, most of w horn art them
selves on old age assistance, raised sents a fictitious courtroom pro: Nazi holocaust and the Vatican II
the roomy out of their pock.• c-eding in which the prosecutor ac- injunction against anti-Semitism.
savings in a one day campaign ruses Jew, of being God-killers, But he also states at one point.
The a, forwarded to the Red, usurers and racists. The case for "The vampires are not only Jews";
Cross Southeastern Pennsylvania the ' prosecution" lasts three times at another he asks. 'Why is it that
Chapter for flood relief work, as long as the "defense." and the if a Jcw goes to Israel all Jews
lines given the - defense" attorney are called traitors?"
Seserely Lit by the floods was
e , ,t•;
Ohav Zedek (Orthodox) of ,
Wilies-Barre whose Hebrew s chool
4th UJA • lInirersity- Students Alission
Torah •
was w'ashe'd out and seven
scrolls dar•.iged to the point where ,
they etIIIIIc.! burial. The congrega (Iii Its Irny to Europe all
two, ender Rabbi Jorome Kerzner, !
The mission will spend two
The departure of 65 U.S, college
has set up the Hebrew Institute
students for Munich, first stop for weeks in Europe to meet with
Hon-. Disas:er Fund and is seek-
the sixth annual United Jewish Ap- leaders of Jewish communities
ing aid .
and student groups and four
peal University Students Mission to
Students affiliated with the Rnal
weeks in Israel, examining pro-
Europe and Israel, was announced
Brith Hillel Foundation at State
grams supported by the United
by Detroiter Paul Zuckerman, UJA
University in Buffalo and camp-
Jewish Appeal, and their signifi-
general chairman.
ers at Ramah Camp In the Poco-
• ranee for Israelis and for Jews
Representing 47 campuses and
nos were in the vanguard of
in need in critical areas of the
41 communities from across
groups aiding victims of the
world.
America,
the men and women
floods that devastated parts of
were selected on the basis of po- In Israel they will meet with top-
upper New York State and
tential leadership on their cam- level government and Jewish
Pennsylvania in the wake of
poses and in their communities. Agency officials, newly-arrived im-
Agnes, the JTA learned.
Camp Ramah, one of a network. Many will be serving this fall as migrants. and both Jewish and
chairmen of their campus cam- Arab students to gain insights into
of summer camps maintained by
Israeli life and problems.
paigns.
the Conservative movement in
The summer university students
Zuckerman called the mission
American Judaism, sent substan-
tial food supplies to the Scranton- an effective tool in helping to de- mission is part of the educational
Wilkes-Barre area, It also provided velop future leaders of the Ameri- program of student coordinating
committee for the Israel Emerg-
temporary living quarters for the can Jewish community..
- ency Fund, a UJA division operat-
parents of campers whose homes
,
ing on 120 colle ge campuses.
in the stricken area were flooded.
Record-Seiting 'Fiddler
Samuel Abramson, director of UJA
The camp sent clean-up crews
consisting of adults and youngsters Folds for Lack of Receipts university programs. is group
leader for the mission.
aged 10 18 to assist in cleaning
NEW YORK — "Fiddler on the
synagogues in the region damaged Roof," which recently set a Ion-
by flood waters .
gevity record for Broadway shows,1
The Hillel House on the Buffalo is closing after its 3.242nd show
campus served as a drop-off point because it is losing money.
for (cod, clothing and medical sup-
Sheldon Ilarnick, who wrote the
plies donated for flood victims in lyrics for the musical based on the
upper New York State.
stories of Sholcm Aleichm, said.
Meanwhile. Dr. Herbert Seltzer. "We've been losing money for the
director of the DaugTiters of Jacob last two months. We had hoped the I
Geriatric C. nter in the Bronx, re- . publicity and word of mouth about
iterated his institution's offer to the record would keep us going!
supply Torahs to any flood stricken through the normalle? rough sum- r
sy nagogue that requestes them. mer months "
For the few days prior to the ,
June 17 record-setting perform-
Terrori.4 Burned
ance, "Fiddler" drew' full houses.

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