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Federal Tax Credit:, for \on-Publie
Tuition Debated Before Itotie I_ nit

By RABBI SANIUEL SILVER

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

August 25, 1972-13

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WASIIINTON (JTA) -- The children, but no parent has the
Who do you think was the f :-*.
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New York Committee for P,hlic right to demand a share of pub mayor of Anchorage, Alaska"
Education and Religious Liber'y tic tax funds to subsidize a private
Lbw
lie • 3 , a Jew. Leop , .'d Dr.
h-Lice Jost because he is no: ilSir..7,
(PEARL) reported that it t. ,:-
lied before the House Ways and available public services "
How do I know"'
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The two Jewish groups which
Nle:ms Committee in opposition
I met his niece in New York
ACkt 22 w 7 Mar ROAD
to federal tax credit proposals for gave testimony before the corn-
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astonished
to
hear
was
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mitee were the National Jewish
icon
nonpublic school parents.
The House Ways and 'deansCommission on Law and Public news and the niece, Miss Car. , 1,, ,
Affairs (COLPA) and Agudath . Horowitz, showed me photo,t.,1 ,
Committee has been hearing • ' Israel of America.
tell, T,
newspapers
of
copies
statements from various !'rouPs.
SPE CIALIS T
They called the p r e s e n t laws about her distinguished uncle.
including those of two national
infair because nonpub-
One of six children of a Ger-
as ' ca Y '
Orthodox spokesmen vvho pleaded
t' OLK SWACL Cs
:: c school parents in essence re- i man couple who lived in Brooklyn.
a NT.
for creation of a bill that would ? lieve Va. state of the burden and Leopold David served in the Span-
allow such tax credits:
CARS
PC.ASCHE
,xper.se if educating
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PEARL, a coalition of 33 civ:e, while ati: 1,1, same time the parents • pointed
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c?nimi . , i.:•ner rt t•r, .
CALL
religious and educational groups, • contrPoe to the general tax fund ini the
le I_ .S. Govc.-a en: :: ": .
told the committee that the pro- from w hich ; , ublic education runts Alaska, and then : ■ k a, - , .. .,••
548-3926
posals would unconstitutionallY are Orawe.
er and etas clec'e "• ■ •• f••-•
548-4160
.. in ' ;91.:1
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Tax credit hills being coniciered
"force all tax-payers to contri-
bate toward the refunding, of ta— wou ld provide a range in tax cred- cf Ar,,l.urage
541-9704
C'''''l ir. 1922 .
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ition payments to parents of chil- its frc: $200 annually to S5,-,11 I.e!- ' . fie
th.en retired f ■ om. pi!! :
f3erwi-ee . „.
1018 W. 9 Mile Rd.
FERNDALE
dren attending nonpublic schools. child. A proposal submitted by later hecame a 2,hg,. Li., . ,i,.• :. , ;
io ■ CH
Alfons G. Rchme
95 per cent of which are religiously Rep. Mi;ls ar.d Rep. Hugh L. Car:, occurred at age 45.
. links tax credits with a massive
i
affiliated and controlled."
a pace . In
Florence Flast, vice-chairman of Public school aid bill. Administra- His niece also earned
PEARL, said, "We do not deny Lion spokesmen, appearingbefore history. She is the only female w ho
any parent his right to choose pri- . the committee rejected :tat meas. has written an army mare"‘•'
•song. lier World War II creation'
sate or religious education for his ure as too cos'iy
• called "The Forty Eight Stars and
Presents PRINCE EDWARD
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the Red, White and Blue," is sec.
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to the song about the caissons
Al)oillitiatioti and
in Colors and Velvet
:n popularity among bands. A
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r''''''in''`Y patriotic -melody wh.eb
Italian Volare Boots
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There is an obligation to call to ' ing some of the points in the 1 tells how our nation will - guard
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the attention of those who may be • novel in several pages of notes. !all our shores from terror, want
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misled by a title . that a novel These are the only portions that and hate, from way up MaMe
called - Herz' the King" is neither have a measure of validity. But clear across the Golden Gale. -
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good novel nor accurate history • since the book was based on the the song is often heard in
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that
it
should
not
be
utilized
:
five
volumes
of
lierzl's
diaries,
and that
t o-rounds and carousels around
for instructive purposes. It is poor there was an obligation to be ob- g t he nation.
Large %/argot). of
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Poor
writing and does not even afford jective, factual, truthful.
FORMAL BAR MITZVA WEAR
Miss Horowitz says her late
writing substituted for more valid
satisfying reading.
Herzi th e uncle was one of the pioneers in
Tuxedo Sales 8 Rental
Norman Kotker, the author of research. Kotker's "
this Scribners book, has, in facts, King" is a had boosand should Alaska and had something of the
not be utilized for acquisition of spirit of the Israeli halutzim on the
rendered a disservice with his
Complete Lose
creator of frontiers of Israel.
126 S. Woodward
manner of utilizing the Ilerzl Di- information about the
of Men s Salts
It is good to learn about an-
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Sportcoats
arms for a purpose that does not the great political Zionist move-
other Jew who gave of his - talents
Bingham, Mich.
instruct and does not afford truly ment.
to the development of our nation.
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ment.
impressive fiction.
llerzl is introduced as "the
King." yet in the abominable form
that he is treated by the author of
this novel (sic!) he might he called
unjustifiably the shlemihl. From
the very first pages the story
emerges as dull, mediocre as de-
scription, totally misrepresentative
of the conditions of the time it is
supposed to describe.
A discriminating reader will put
the book down—he'll get rid of
1C—after attempting to struggle
through the first chapter. Instead
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of showing that the author under-
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stood the events in France during
the Dreyfus trial. the author
emerges as such an amateur that
he disgusts and repels.
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Because he had hoped to find
something good in the novel, the
reviewer struggled through it
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without finding a single redeem-
GIANT r.lii_ivAL
ing feature in the book. Not only
the Zionist Congress, the historic
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event of 1891, but the family de-
lineations. the friendships, the
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personal life of Ilerzl, as well as
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his associations with others, are
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poorly.
defined
that
there
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velops a sense of shame over the
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treatment accorded in this book to
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the great modern prophet in
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