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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

30--Friday, Sept. 15, 1972

LETTER BOX

Butzel Award to Be Presented
at Federation's Annual Meeting Defends Book
The annual dinner meeting The program also will fea-
of the Jewish Welfare Fed- ture entertainment by mem- `0 Jerusalem'

eration will be held Oct. 11
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, it
was announced by Alan E.
Schwartz, president.
The dinner will be high-
lighted by the presentation
of the Fred M. Butzel Memo-
rial Award for Distinguished
Communal Leadership. The
recipient of the annual award
is chosen by a committee of
presidents of all local Federa-
tion agencies and awardees
of previous years. The award,
first given in 1951, honors
the memory of a distinguish-
ed Detroit citizen and philan-
thropist.
The evening's agenda will
include the annual report of
the president and the elec-
tion of nine members-at-
large to the board of gov-
ernors for a three-year term.

bers of t'e women's division
'f Federation.
Newly nominated for mem-
bership on the board are
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine.
William M. Davidson, Ben-
iamin H. Frank, Robert A
Steinberg and Robert M.
Zell. Nominated for re-elec-
tion are Martin E. Citrin,
Irwin Green, David Handle-
man and Stanley J. Winkel-
man..
Chairman of the 1972 nom-
inating committee is Irwin
I. Cohn. Committee members
are Arthur Howard, Joseph
H. Jackier, Mrs. Norman H.
Rosenfeld and Julian S.
Tobias.
A 6 p.m. reception will pre-
cede the dinner. For reser-
vations, call the Federation
office, WO 5-3939.
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AJ Campaign Workers Embark
on Israel Mission Next Week

More than 30 Allied Jewish Israel Study Mission which
Campaign-Israel Emergency will survey current needs in
Fund workers and contribu- Israel and observe a Vien-
tors leave next week on a 16- nese reception center for So-
day Detroit Service Group viet and Eastern European
Jews en route to Israel.

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The participants, all mem-
bers of the Detroit Service
Group, will meet with offi-
cials of the Israel govern-
ment, Jewish Agency and
the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee while in Israel. These
briefings will give the visi-
tors background for their
work in the upcoming cam-
paign.

Births

Sept. 4— To Mr. and Mrs.
Saul Rosen (Merle Mendel-
son of Detroit), of Miami
Beach, a daughter, Stacey
Tina.
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Sept. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Brooks (Kathy Ross),
Included in their itinerary
4113 Telegraph, Bloomfield
Hills, a daughter, Dana will be a trip to an absorp-
tion center where immigrants
Elizabeth.
study Hebrew and are helped
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Sept. 1 — To Mr. and Mrs. with the adjustments of
Barry L. Gonte (Cynthia learning to live in a new
Horowitz). 4817 Woodland, country. New housing de-
velopments and settlements,
Royal Oak, a daughter,
university campuses, and a
Michelle Faye.
JDC Malben facility for aged
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also will be visited.
Aug. 28 — To Mr. and Mrs.
From Israel, many DSG
Jeffrey M. Leib (Bryna Lin-
den), 7128 N. Merrybrook, members will proceed to
West Bloomfield, a daughter, Vienna to study the activities
at Schloss Sehonau, the JDC
Jodi Rachelle.
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reception center where immi-
Aug. 19 — Ta Mr. and Mrs. grants are cared for until
David H. Diskin (Denise they can make the next step
Weston), 23050 Seneca, Oak of their journey to Israel or
Park, a daughter, Dana other free countries.
Faith.

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RAMAT-GAN — The ninth
volume in the Bar-Ilan an-
nual series has been publish-
ed. The volume, divided into
two books, is dedicated to
the memory of Haim Moshe
Shapiro, who was minister
of the interior and chairman
of the executive council of
Bar-Ilan University.

The first book is devoted
to studies in Judaica and the
humanities, and the second
to social sciences. The He-
brew articles are summar-
ized in English, and there
are Hebrew summaries of
those in English.

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Bar-Ilan Publishes
Shapiro Volume

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CALVACADE OF BANDS,
the production on the Masonic
Auditorium stage, Oct. 12,
stars Frankie Carle, Bob
Crosby, Freddy Martin and
special guest singer, Mar-
garet Whiting. This quartet
of artists was carefully chos-
en to insure that "Caval-
cade" would offer a variety
of distinctive styles.

Editor, The Jewish News:
In the Sept. 8 issue you
'eltured an article assailing
the authors of "0 Jerusa-
'ern" for supposedly false
- eporting of the famous, or
hould I say infamous Deir
Yassin incident., Since my
synagogue, Bech Achim. will
'eature one of the authors,
Larry Collins, in the Bertha
- le'n Memorial Lecture Oct.
16, allow me to make a few
^omments in connection with
his criticism:
The authors in 573 pages
weave a brilliant story about
the epic of 1948, the story of
the battle of Jerusalem, the
birth of the state of Israel.
The controversial story of
Deir Yassin is told in "0
Jerusalem" in 10 pages, 272-
282. The authors tell both of
the attack by the Irgun and
the Stern Gang on the village
against the orders of Mr.
Shaltiel, the Jerusalem com-
mander of the Hagana, and
they tell of the atrocities
that were presumably com-
mitted there. They also state
in a footnote (page 276)
that: the Irgun and Stern
Gang's leadership had al-
ways denied the excesses at-
tributed to them by the
Arabs, maintaining that the
killing which took place was
a result of the Arab opposi-
tion to their attack.
The story of Deir Yassin
is not a pleasant one, the
authors of "0 Jerusalem"
may have leaned over in
quoting the Arab side of the
fight, but again, on the whole
the book tells magnificently
the story of the redemeption
of Jerusalem in 1948.
The Jewish community of
Detroit is invited to the lec-
ture by one of th authors,
Larry Collins, Oct. 16, at our
social hall. The lecture, be-
cause of its importance (it
will be the only one by either
author in the Detroit area)
is free to the public. An op-
portunity will be given to
those desiring to question
Larry Collins about the Deir
Yassir incident or any other
phase of the book "0 Jeru-
salem."
BERNARD PANUSH,
Chairman Adult Ed.,
Cong. Beth Achim
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JERUSALEM — Israelis
won both the singles and the
to enlist the support of as team events at the World
many people as possible on 420-Class Sailing Champion-
ships in Nieupart, Belgium.
the personal level.
Yoram Kedar, 31, of Mich-
I'm sure that several hun-
dred million persons, of all moret, won the singles event,
faiths and nationalities, winning three six-mile races
would pledge $1-100 for this on three consecutive days.
purpose. It would aggregate Kedar was competing
an enormous amount of dol- against 40 sailors from 17
lars as potential compensa- countries.
The second and third
tion for any future losses.
I think that even the most prizes were taken by Amer-
icans.
In the team event, Is-
fanatic Arab terrorist would
hesitate to attack Israeli cit-
izens or property, if he had
certain fore-knowledge that
any losses he might inflict
would result in compensation
enormously greater than the
damage caused, and rather
than weakening Israel, would
CUSTOM
instead be strengthening it
FRAMING
financially.
E.S.H.

PORTRAITS
CANDIDS

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Charges Candidate
Has Anti-Israel Stand

Editor, The Jewish News:
The National Committee
for an Effective Congress de-
ceives its contributors. The
NCEC conceals from its sup-
porters that some of the
"progressive" ca ndidates
backed by them favor taking
Jerusalem from Israel, for-
cing Israel back to the 1967
borders and turning over
questions of Israel's future
to the United Nations. (See
Jewish News Letter Box July
and Aug. 25).
One of the candidates sup-
ported by contributions to the
NCEC is Rep. William D.
Hathaway, running for the
Senate seat from Maine.
Rep. Hathaway, in his posi-
tion paper on the Middle
East, makes the following
points:
1). U. S. should support all
international diplomatic ef-
forts through the United Na-
tions;
2). Jerusalem should be
established as an interna-
tionalized city;
3). The U. S. should state a
firm disapproval of both the
provocative guerrilla raids
and the strong reprisals cus-
tomarily taken by Israel;
4.) It will be necessary to
achieve a viable balance of
power in the area, military,
economic and political; and
5.) Any peace settlement
will have to include Israeli
withdrawal from some or all
territories occupied in the
June 1967 War.
HYMIE CUTLER
16230 Santa Rosa
411

Asks to Insure
Against Terror Ex-Student Recalls

Editor, The Jewish News:
This is a suggested plan to
end, or at least minimize the
Arab terror attacks.
All that is required to halt
these attacks, is to insure —
literally — that such future
attacks, by virtue of an en-
ormous insurance policy, re-
sult in tremendous financial
gain, rather than loss, for
Israel.
What I suggest is a world-
wide commitment, by either,
or both, the people or gov-
ernments of the great ma-
jority of countries, that ab-
hor such atrocities, to pledge
such a huge recompense for
Israeli losses due to Arab at-
tacks, as to make any fur-
ther attacks self-defeating.
I suggest that the U.S.
government undertake such
a plan, on the international
level, while the Jewish com-
munity in every city, town,
and village, all over the
world, organize a campaign

Israeli Yachtsmen
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missionary ardor than used
to be supposed. —James Har-
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