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AMSTERDAM (JTA) — Norbert his talks with Egyptian Foreign
Schineltzer, Netherlands foreign Minister Murad Ghaleeb as `'most
minister, says he is personally cordial, open and fruitful.

c. 7 p r71 lode:. and 8 45 a to Saturday.
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Rabbi I rthrman

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Cohen S>nie
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Service, 8 3u p rn toda . . and II a rn Saturday

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"Teen %gers: The Modern Crisis."

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People's First Priority."

Rabbi Segal will

TF)IIPLE KOI.
Services 8 30 p m today . Rabbi Conrad will re-
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- The Israelis—Founders and Sons."
CONC.. RI.TH
Fen ices 7.15 p m. today and 8 45 a r m Sat-
sirda ■
Rabbi arm will speak on "Tisha b'Av in a Modern Con-
test."

cONG 5115111:11% ISR.1E1.. Services 8 p m today and 9 a ni Satur-
Oa.
Rabbi Kranz v.11! speak on "The 'Sight' of the New Temple."
o•sc; SH %.%ttLY it:01:K: Services 8 p m. today and 8 45 a rat Sat-

sing Vledgle and !Michael Miller, Bnai
sets is es will tie held at Cong. Bnai Hasid. Temple Beth
r ai.2
Hillel I sermon by Cantor Israel Fuchs).
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T,111,:e Ernantri F.I. Young Israel of Oak Woods.
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Tint , :.' Shaarey Shomay urn , lasonia Jewish t'ongrega-
N omg 1 - rail of (-reenfwld. Corti Shonney Emunah, Conti Beth
of P.mtiac
Eeth Shalom. Cong final Israel of Pontiac.
S . • , rani -if soilthf a . (Stevenson school, Lahsrr and Winchester
t on.. Don Isaac of Trenton ( - sing limit Israel Beth Yehudah,
-sr ---srarms-, and 13340 W Si-yen Mile

Trocerse (:it• Temple Opens Again
.1 !ter 1:psurge - in Jewish ['ambition

ily dwindled

Ten years ago, the temple had
only a summer rabbi, and then
esen that post was a-laminated
A
student from Hebrew ['men College
in Cincinnati was hired for the
Il•h Holy Days only
Mickey Eisen-am
local ss no
spokesman, anniiiin-es that
recent upsurge in the best Jr vsist
us
has made
foasitilr

BAAL SHAKHRIT
NEEDED FOR
HIGH HOLY DAY
SERVICES

Robert Kutzen, Ilarold Lass - son,
Robert Rosenhush and Aid Kush-
ner
For tickets, call the temple of
lice. TR 5-8530 .

Chief Rabbi Elections
to Be Held by Aug. 31

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The five-
man committee preparing elections
f o r a new chief rabbinate said
that the balloting will take place
definitely before Aug. 3L
The elections were originally to
have been held Aug. 11, but the
Sniderman will conduct Hebrew committee
announced
several
and other classes. Ile also will con weeks ago that it would not he
duct discussions at the Traverse ready in time.
City State Hospital and at the In-
It plans to ask the Knesset to
terlochen National Music
este " the terms of the incumbent
Ile will speak to several local r 1,1t ,nief rabbis for an additional threc
Lioups and will appear on ra•im
and Is
ision
The major contestants are the,
88 year-old incumbent, Ashkenazic
Chief
Rabbi Isser Yehuda tinter-
Minvan Meeting
man and his challenger, Chief

lion happened, unless it pertains
to the problems of city living.
From a base of 10 Jewish fami-
lies in Traverse City, there are
now 25.

Full

Each A.11. at Temple

Qualified applicants call or
write for appointment to
Congregation Beth Moses,

19160 Evergreen,
Detroit, Michigan 48219
Phone 535-4434

Rabbi Shlomo Goren of Tel Aviv.
Haim Silber. rsho organized a The Sephardic chief rabbi, Yitzhak
miny- an among residents of the Nissim, remains unopposed.
Sax - and Seven Mile area when
Adas Shalom Synagogue moved
last weekend, reports that the re,
sponse to an article in The Jew-
ish News has been most encour-
Rabbi David Nelson, who has
aging.
just completed 21/2 years as as-
'
There is already a regular min- sociate to Rabbi Israel M. Goldman
: yan of a dozen men meeting each in Cong. Chiruk Amuno, Baltimore,
morning at 7:30 in the chapel of will deliver the sermon at Cong.
Temple Israel. S'ilber invites oth- Beth Shalom this Sabbath.
ers—Conservative, Orthodox and
Son of late Rabbi Harry Nelson
Reform—to join the groups, in- of Bridgeport, Conn., Rabbi Nel-
' dusting those who must say kadish son was ordained at the Jewish
and yarzeit. For information, call Theological Seminary of America
I ham at 368-1243 and studied at the Hebrew Univers-
ivy. His first pulpit was as assist-
ant to Rabbi Lemle in Rio de
Janeiro. Brazil.
Inc.

Rabbi Nelson to Speak
at Beth Shalom July 15

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Schrreltzer made that assess-
ment an an interview with Dutch
journalists who accompanied him
on a trip to Cairo.
The Egyptian position toward a
solution of the Middle East con-

flict is cooperative," the foreign
minister said, according to the in-
terview published here.
He said the Egyptians envisaged
a solution based on the Security
Council's Resolution 242, arrived
at through the good offices of
the United Nations special medi-
ator, Gunnar V. Jarring "or an-
other intermediary." He described

KRAFT FOODS

Romanian Diplomat Asks
Asylum, Paper Says

TEL AVIV—A Romanian diplo-
mat involved with military intel-
ligence has asked for political
asylum in Israel, the Israeli daily 1
Ha'aretz reported
Ha'aretz and Yediot reported
that Constantin Dumitrachescu, a
first secretary at the Romanian
Embassy. just ended his two-year
tour of duty here and defected
two weeks ago.
The papers said Dumitrachescu
was a reserve army officer and
had contacts with military intel-
ligence. Diplomatic sources said
the Romanian could be in the
United States.

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Messrs. Dennis Frank, Fred
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uric td M,higan's oldest syna- once again to hire a full-time sum-
Traverse Co 's Temple mer rabbi. Stephen Sniderman. a
P ■ th FL will start its first regu- third year student from Hebrew
services in more than II) Nears Union College has accepted the
T- mole Beth El was established position, and once again Temple
ru 1885 wOh a
membership of Beth El rings with sound on Era
•re than 50 families
At that day night-,.
time a regular synagogae schedule
Fivenson says that no one
was followed
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The auxiliaries of Temple Beth
F.I will sponsor Show Boat 72, a
nonstop Bob-1,o float moonlight
cruise Wednesday for temple mem-
bers and guests.
The cruise, to raise funds for
Beth El's new house of worship
under construction at 14 Mile and
Telegraph Rds will leave the foot
of Woodward Ave. at 8:15 p.m.
Some 2,000 persons are expected to
take this three-hour cruise, com-
plete with food, beverages, games
and dancing on board.
Mrs. Gordon Gard, ticket chair-
man, plans the awarding of a 1972
automobile, a color television and
a
painting by
Reva
Shwayder.
For information.
call Mrs. Gard,
Mil rlar397
Showboat chair-
man Mrs. Mar-
shall Imewen-tein
and co-chairman
Paul Dink have
announced t he
as
, following
members of the Mrs. Lowenstein
steering cominittee: Mesdames
Stuart Graff, Gordon Gard, Thomas
Grossman and Merton Segal and '

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