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September 22, 1972 - Image 22

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-09-22

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22—Friday, Sept. 22, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Arabs Expected to Be

40 Pct. of Population

Atlanta Mayor HeadsBible Week Group

NEW YORK — Atlanta
Mayor Sam Massell has been
named chairman of the
mayors' committee for the
32nd annual interfaith Na-
tional Bible Week. Nov. 19-
26, Dr. Paul W. McCracken,
national chair ma n, an-
nounced.
Mayor Massell, the first
Jew to chair this committee,
will be writing to some 2,000
mayors across the nation
urging them to declare Bible

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LONDON, ENGLAND

Zan Gilbert

and His ORCHESTRA

Week in their cities, and to
issue proclamations regard-
ing the importance of Bible
reading and study.
Bible Week is sponsored by
the Laymen's National Bible
Committee, Inc., an inde-
pendent, nonsectarian organ-
ization of lay people of all
faiths.
Mayor Massell is a director
of the U. S. Conference of
Mayors and is president of
the National League of Cities.
Hawaii Governor John A.
Burns has been named chair-
man of the governors' com-
mittee for National Bible
Week. Governor Burns is a
Roman Catholic.

There are many persons
who eat and drink together,
yet they pierce each other
with the sword of their
tongues.—Talmud Yoma.

"Coshocov• Stylong to Atom

to You. Int:hoodoo: lost.

Call 557-9332

We Make Our Own Glasses

Heroes Memorialized

HEADQUARTERS FOR
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IMPORTED FRAME FASHIONS





Immediate Repair

PARIS (JTA) — Several
thousand persons participated
Sunday in a ceremony to the
memory of former Jewish
fighters.
The ceremony at the Bag-
neux cemetery was organ-
ized by the Federation of
Jewish Companies.
Another ceremony took
place Sunday to the memory
of "millions of Jewish vic-
tims of. Nazi barbarism who
died without a tombstone."

PRESCRIPTIONS FOR GLASSES
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TEL AVIV (ZINS) — The
official statistical bureau of
the Israel government re-
ports there will be approxi-
mately 1,600,000 Arabs resi-
dent in the state of Israel by
the year 1975.
Some 500,000 will be located
in areas that were part of
Israel before the Six-Day
War, while 1,100,000 will be
living in areas liberated dur-
ing the war.
According to the govern-
ment survey, the Jewish
population in 1975 should
number some 2,900,000, pro-
vided that the current rate
of immigration is continued
and there is no decline in
the natural birth rate.
By 1975, Arabs will consti-
tute 40 per cent of Israel's
over-all population.
In an editorial comment on
these statistics, the Hebrew
daily liaaretz writes that by
1975 Israel will be practical-
ly speaking, a "bi-national
state."

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Location, spaciousness
inside and out, quality and
community extras...

couple, and tears would often
trickle down his cheeks and
it. They remained together fall into the cups of wine he
for- three days, and just as was serving them.
Then was the decree
she left her lover, the hus-
band arrived, inquiring for sealed in Heaven that Jeru-
salem should be destroyed.
his wife.
"She left me within the No actual crime had been
hour of her arrival," said the committed. The wrong had
apprentice. "But I have been entirely legal, yet it
heard a rumor that she has merited a harsher penalty
than any actual crime. Jus-
been unfaithful to you."
tice may not be deliberately
"What shall I do?" asked blind. — Gitlin.
the master.
"Divorce her," said the ap-
prentice.
"But her dowry was large,
PO RTRAITS
and were I to divorce her on
the strength of a mere rum-
• CANDIDS
or, I would have to return
the money."
CUSTOM
"I shall advance it to you,"
said the apprentice.
FRAMING
No sooner was the divorce
arranged than the paramour
married the woman, and
then he sued her ex-husband
for the money that bad been
advanced. The latter, being
Birmingham
unable to pay the sum, was
compelled to agree to work
. 647-5730
off his debt by labor. He be-
came a menial of the wicked

Gemara Lore on Deception

Rabbi Johanan said: "Jer-
usalem was destroyed be-
cause the people observed
the Law, and yet acted evil-
ly." The following story
serves as an illustration: A
former apprentice who had
become rich was enamored
of his master's wife. She re-
turned his love and often
visited him by stealth. Once
the master needed money
and informed his erstwhile
apprentice of this. The latter
offered to lend him the
money and suggested that
the master send his wife for

Lectures to Honor
WWII Danish King

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Jews and Lutherans here
have joined in establishing
the King Christian X Annual
Memorial Lecture on Chris-
tian-Jewish Relations, in
honor of the Danish king and
his government for their pro-
tection of Jews in Denmark
during its occupation by Ger-
many in World War II.

The announcement was
made at the Danish Embassy
in the presence of Ambassa-
dor Eyvind Bartels by
Charles Solem, president of
the Council of Luther Place
Lutheran Church, and Abe
Krash, chairman of the
Washington chapter of the
American Jewish Committee.
The first lecture will be
given Oct. 15 at Luther Place
Church by Dr. Samuel Sand-
mel, provost of the Hebrew
Union College, Cincinnati.

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