32—Friday, Sept. 29, 1972
THE DETROIT JEWISH
NEWS Foreign Service Is
ammunition out of the coun-
try for a counter-terrorist
1Birtlis
Sept. 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Zamczyk (Sharron
Uten), 28247 Greenmeadow
Cir. W., Farmington, a
daughter, Dina Joy.
• • •
Sept. 21—To Dr. and Mrs.
E. Gary Shapiro, former De-
troiters of Iowa City, Ia., a
son, Stuart Frederick.
• • •
Sept. 19—To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Lawton (Risa Mog-
lovkin), 32370 Queenboro,
Farmington, a daughter,
Julie Nicole.
• • •
Sept. 15 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Albert L. Holtz (Judith Ann
Leemon), 32276 Tareyton.
Farmington, a son, Jason
Richard.
• • •
Sept. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Myron II. Hardman (Arlene
Kaplan), 6703 Post Oak, West
Bloomfield. a daughte r,
Itaihel Hope.
Sept. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Riseman (Beth Wein-
garden). 30080 Rock Creek,
Smithfield, a son. Daniel
Peter.
• . •
Sept. 7 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Stephen S. Bertman (Elaine
Rosenthal), 21120 Gardner,
Oak Park, a son, Matthew
Daniel.
• • •
Aug. 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Fischer ( Marilyn,Roths-
child), 18223 Westover, South-
field, a daughter, Andrea
Kay.
• • .
To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Vieder (Gayle Sandler).
21851 Kipling, Oak Park, a
son, Jason Noah.
C • •
To Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Bert Moss (Shelly Zipper),
14461 LaBelle, Oak Park, an
adopted son, Martin Bradley.
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which has just completed a unique experience for the
BY GILDA BERKOWITZ
American students. With the
(Copyright 1972, JTA, Ise.)
its second summer.
Competitive selection of
JERUSALEM —This sum-
Leading the workshop are largest per capita audience
new foreign service officers mer, a record number of
the world (64 per cent of
in
t w o greasepaint veterans,
for appointment to both the
campaign against Arabs in Department of State and the American students visited Is- Aviva and Jack Davidson. Israelis see at least one play
rael.
the U.S. and Europe.
They provide drama training a year, as opposed to 50
U.S. Information Age n c y
A-growing number of them in the intensive three-week per cent of Americans) the
Kahane's "deal" with Jus- (USIA) begin with a
are
interested
in
learning
tice Minister Yaacov Shim- written entrance examination
course which opens the pro- demand for actors is greater
shon Shapiro was confirmed to be given Dec. 2 in 295 'vhat makes Israel tick.
gram. The Davidsons long than the supply.
Catering
to
these
interests
On the debit side of the
by government sources. They cities across the country and
have been aware that a large
are
a
series
of
special
work-
stressed, however, that the at foreign service posts
number of drama students at ledger, there is a shortage of
shops
in
Israel
sponsored
by
original
dramatic material to
justice minister promised abroad.
American universities a r e
the American Zionist Youth
be produced, with an imita-
nothing either on behalf of
Jewish.
Candidates for the exam Foundation.
tive theater as a result.
the government or on behalf must apply no later than Oct.
They were excited by the
Participants spend the
of the courts.
21. Application forms may• - ummer in comprehensive idea of combining summer
The ball is now in Ka- be obtained by writing to the
acting studies with an ex-
hane's court. He must give board of examiners for the programs accenting artistic tensive cultural program and
the agreed information to the Foreign Service, 7113, De- or professional aspects of Is- at the same time providing
rael. One of these is the
police, the sources said.
partment of State, Washing- Theater Workshop in Israel, insight into Abe Israel that-
They said that Shapiro met ton, D.C. 20620.
ter.
with Kahane Sunday and
The seven-week workshop
The foreign service, the
made it clear to him that
included three weeks of
what the JDL has been doing professional team of diplo-
courses. Evenings usually
by its own admission—smug- matic personnel responsible
were spent at the theater.
ling arms out of the country for maintaining U.S. relations
Despite the language barrier,
with
some
115
other
govern-
for a counter-terrorist cam-
Inside and out, the new the students found the plays
ments
around.
the
world,
is
paign against Arabs—was il-
Troy
Hilton
this
creates
the
particularly seeking experi-
they saw thoroughly under-
legal.
atmosphere of a rustic, sub-
Shapiro told the JDL lead- enced candidates interested urban country club. The inn, standable and Israeli drama
in
economic,
commercial,
ad-
a
fascinating subject.
er that the government had
at Maple Rd. and Stephen-
The group was free to go
no intention of letting other ministrative, or news media son Hwy., covers 13.5 acres
people handle the security of
of sodded and landscaped backstage and discuss the
The foreign service also is ground.
plays with actors and three-
Israelis and other Jews
emphasizing the recruitment
abroad.
Its Haymarket Restaurant tors. They were frequently
of
women
and
members
of
reportedly
con-
Kahane
offers dining in various visited by leading Israeli
ceded this and admitted that minority groups.
moods. The Haymarket is stage personalities — includ-
The written exam is the divided into five small areas ing top actress Hanna Mei,-
the JDL "made a mistake."
first
step
in
the
selection
of
He promised that no more at-
which surround the larger on — who discussed the
tempts would be made by the new officers. Those Who pass main dining room. Each achievements a n d short-
JDL to smuggle arms out of the test will be eligible for small room has its own decor comings of the Israeli thea-
ter with the closely-knit
Israel. But he said that be- an oral examination. After and its own flavor.
fore the "deal" was final, further processing, a final
Unique pieces are scat- group of 14.
he had to "consult" with review of the candidate's tered throughout the Hay-
There were two weeks of
Paglin and Abraham Hersh- qualifications will be made.
market: an 1890s box of toi- travel, both with the group
The
Foreign
Service
Officer
kovitz, a JDL member ar-
let soap here, a genuine and individually, throughout
rested at Lydda Airport a Corps is open to men and coffee mill there, spice the country. The workshop
cem•Lel•
&tient,.
week ago when he tried to women 21 and over who have racks, stiff collars from the also spent some time on Kib-
au_ ltd.
leave the country with a been U.S. citizens for a mini- turn of the century, clocks utz Matkia, where, instead
1311.1Ly io-s:se • riwas.a FILL •rix
crate of weapon; and am- mum of Viz years on the date and crockery. The Haymar- of picking peaches they per-
GROSSE PTE.
BIRMINGHAM
munition falsely labeled "bis- of the written examination. ket maintains its own smoke formed dramatic programs
16930 Ketchavol
141 W. Maple Rd.
(Twenty-year-old candidates
cuit machinery."
house. It is open for lunch for kibutz members.
who
have
successfully
com-
Paglin, 50, was placed
The Israeli theater proved.
and dinner weekdays, and on
under semi-house arrest after pleted their junior year in Saturdays and Sundays from
college also are eligible.)
liershkovitz was arrested.
There are no specific edu- 5:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The
Police sources said Pag-
Inn also offers snacks and
lid's further interrogation cational requirements for meals in the casual atmo-
would depend on the outcome Foreign Service Officer can sphere of its Pool-Terrace
of the interrogation of Jo- didates, but successful earn( Coffee Shop.
seph Schneider, an emigre pletion of the written test re-
The Pool-Terrace is open
from the Soviet Union who is quires knowledge of foreign
from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
secretary of the Israeli chap- and domestic afairs, current
To round out the night,
events, and U.S. history, gov-
ter of the JDL.
Fanny's presents live enter-
Earlier, Police Minister ernment and culture.
tainment six nights a week.
Shlomo Hillel warned that the
Fanny's is open from 11
government would consider
p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday
Berg,
Noyer
Works
outlawing the Jewish Defense
through Saturday. The inn's
League because of its ad- to Be Exhibited Here
guest rooms are located in
mitted part in alleged arms
A joint exhibition of paint- two four-story wings which
smuggling attempts. "We will ing and sculpture by Albert
are attached to the single-
not countenance exploitation Noyer and Irving Berg will
story facilities building.
of our democratic society for be held at the Marygrove
UNDER SUPERVISION COUNCIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS
Guests can step through a
actions which are outright Art Gallery Sunday through
sliding glass doorway on to
violations of Israel's sov- Oct. 14. A reception for the
a balcony overlooking the
ereignty," Hillel said on a artists is planned for 2-5 p.m.
huge indoor-outdoor swim-
radio interview.
Sunday.
ming pool or a green belt
Gallery hours are 9 a.m.- and terraced park area.
Arab Sympathizes
5 p.m. daily.
The swimming pool's
FEATURING YOUR FAVORITE TRADITIONAL
exhibition also will be unique construction allows a
With Lansky Plight on The
view in the Galeria of St. person to swim either in-
SOUP, APPETIZER, SIDE DISH OR ENTREE
JERUSALEM (JTA 1—An- Mary's College at Orchard doors or out, without chang-
war Nuseibeh, a former for- Lake Oct. 22-Nov. 12. A re- ing pools.
eign minister of Jordan now ception for the artists is set
living in East Jerusalem, ex- for 2-5 p.m. Oct. 22.
WE HAVE THE ONLY STRICTLY KOSHER
World Immunologists
pressed sympathy for the
Gallery hours are Satur-
DELICATESSEN IN MICHIGAN
plieht of Meyer Lanskv, al- day and Sunday 1-5 p.m.
Are Due in Israel
Under Supervision of the Council of Orthodox Rabbi's
leged one-time U. S. under-
REHOVOT—The Weizmann
Berg is chairman of the
world chieftain, who has been art department at Cass Tech- Institute, site of the World
ordered out of Israel.
nical High School and teach- Health Organization's first
in a letter published in the es sculpture. He is a former Center for Advanced Train-
Jerusalem Post, Nuseibeh winner of the Founder's So- ing outside the WHO's own
described Lansky as the ciety Purchase Prize.
Swiss headquarters, will host
HOME, OFFICE OR HALL OF YOUR CHOICE
"victim of legal illogic and
He has been director of 24 young scientists from six
human inadequacy."
continents,
participants
in
an
arts and crafts at Camp
lie criticized the Israeli Bnai Brith in Starlight, Pa., international course on Mo-
Supreme Court's recent rul- for the past 12 years.
lecular Aspects of Aritigeni-
ing upholding the interior
Noyer teaches commercial city and Immunoglobulins.
NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER
ministry's decision to oust art at Cass Tech and is visit-
This course, the second of
Lansky because of his "crim- ing lecturer at St. Mary's its kind to be given under
KOSHER CATERER
inal past."
the
direction
of
Prof.
Mic-
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College.
According to Nuseibeh, Is-
hael
Sela,
head
of
the
insti-
Harriet Berg and her danc-
rael's Law of Return, under ers will perform a special tute's chemical immunology
Your Host & Hostess
which the 70-year-old Lansky dance related to the sculp- department, is a combined
sought sanctuary here, places tures at both receptions.
venture of the World Health
too much emphasis on a per-
Organization, the Interna-
son's "criminal past" and
tional Cell Research Organi-
CORNER 12 MILE
Rationalism
not enough on the present
zation, UNESCO and the
Kahane Concedes JDL `Mistake';
Offers Deal to Justice Minister
JERUSALEM (JTA)--Rab-
hi Moir Kahane, leader of
the Jewish Defense League,
has offered to trade informa-
tion if charges were quashed
against J1)1, members and
Amitai Paglin, a former
Irgun leader, accused of
trying to smuggle arms and
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