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WASHINGTON (JTA) — isfaction with the administra- dismissed "dut to reschedul-
Thus, claims filed for reg- airport," with no new land maining portion of the cem-
The Soviet Union, throug h tion stance against the ran- ing."
istered mail sent to Russia allotted for burial.
etery by covering old tombs
its controlled press, ha s som fees.
He said Syrian Jews "must and creating a second layer
Shapiro, an engineer, was that was not delivered or re-
sharply attacked Sens
David Sobel, Stanley Gru- employed in the brake
pro- turned, were met by denials bury their dead in the re- of graves over them."
George McGovern (D., S.D. ) en and Irving Rosenstein
ducts division where he was from Soviet officials that
and Henry M. Jackson (D. , asked for a meeting with
required to lift parts weigh- they received the article.
1 8 — Friday, Oct. 20, 1972
Wash.) for their outspoken Gov. Nelson Rockefeller,
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
The Conference, led by
ing as much as 200 pounds,
criticism of the Soviet re - campaign chairman for the
project chair man Ernest
Mrs. Shapiro said.
gime's treatment of its Jew
Republican Party.
He was required, under Goldbium, began its efforts
ish citizens.
Sobel, who is chairman of
at the request of the Nation-
McGovern, the Democratic the Jewish Student Coali- his sentence, to remit 20 per al Conference on Soviet Jew-
Presidential nominee, was tion, told the protesters that cent of his wages to the state. ry more than a year ago.
attacked in an article in the similar action was being As long as he does not work,
STILL THE WORLD'S LARGEST
A comprehensive and in-
Soviet weekly, Za Rubez- planned by Jews across the the terms of his sentence
cannot be carried out, and tensive study of mail proced-
horn. "for urging permission United States.
ures
and
international
postal
therefore
maye
be
prolong-
for the emigration of Soviet
Sobel asked that the pro-
agreements was undertaken.
tests be of a "non-partison ed.
Jews to Israel."
Mrs. Shapiro said her hus- United States postal authori-
Izvestia called Jackson a nature," with emphasis on
pawn of the American "mili- what should be done for So- band also informed her that ties were "responsive and
tary-industrial complex," and viet Jews "by any occupant nine Jewish scientists of his sympathetic from the start,"
acquaintance who were fired said Goldblum.
said that his amendment to of the White House."
"Our intention was to put
the East-West Trade Act
The Student Struggle for from their jobs after apply-
linking improved U.S.-Soviet Soviet Jewry reported that ing for visas to go to Israel, the Soviet Union on notice
trade relations with the So- 25 Jewish musicians of the were visited by Moscow mili- and to make manifest their
For the Best Deal
viet "diploma tax" on Jews Soviet All Union Radio and tiamen at their home and clear violation of the inter-
on the New "73's"
were warned that they might national postal agreements."
wishing to emigrate was an Television Orchestra
have
attempt to "sabotage the So- been fired from their jobs be brought to trial on charges
Hoenlein said that hund-
MILT LEVIN
RED STOTSKY
viet-American trade rela- in apparent reprisal for the of "parasitism."
reds of claims were filed
Call 863-9300
Call 863-9300
tions."
with
U.S.
postal
authorities
The nine included Alexs-
emigration to Israel of the
18650 LIVERNOIS, SOUTH OF SEVEN
McGovern called the at- orchestra's former conductor. ander Lerner and three wom- from persons who 'had writ-
en scientists, Julia Shmuk- ten to Soviet Jews and had
tack a "crude form of inter- Yury Aronovich.
ference in our American elec•
The SSSJ said it was in- ler. Tamara Galperin and not received the required re-
ceipt acknowledging that the
lion" which "deserves con- formed by Jewish sources in Dina Selina.
demnation as such." There the Soviet Union that shortly
Jacob Fuchsberg, past letter was delivered.
seas no immediate comment after Aronovich left , the en- president of the American
As a result, American au-
from Jackson.
tire orchestra was informed Trial Lawyers' Association, thorities notified the Soviet
Calling it "a gift to Nixon." that it would have to be "re- ; in an article in the latest Union that unless the situa-
the Soviet government Wed- tested."
issue of the New York Law tion improved, they would re-
nesday dropped a demand
As a result, 30 musicians Journal, wrote that "A dos- turn to the "descriptive list-
for S300.(X)0 - in "education were dismissed,
25 of them sier of what by American ing" system.
la x" from 20 Jewish fa m Jews. Only four
At the United Nations, the
Jews remain standards would seem to be
dies seeking to emigrate to
in the orchestra and they innocuous conduct, is kept on U.S. scored the Soviet Union
Israel
have been told that their jobs every Soviet Jew so that an by implication for "the prac-
government ' s an
will last only until November ever-present bureaucracy can tice of requiring prospective
nouncentent came only hours
or until replacements are move on an instant's notice emigrants to pay the state
after 10 Jews arranged a
whenever and against whom- for the cost of their educa-
found.
clandestine conference with
None of the fired musicians ever the convenience of the tion."
several Western journalists
state appears to dictate."
U.S. delegate Mrs. Jewel
to protest the ransom. "Our has been able to find other
This assessment was cou- Lafontant told the General
re,erves are exhausted," the jobs, the S.SSJ reported.
Three Soviet-Jews were pled with observations on the Assembly's Third Committee,
Ill said ''The money will be
Soviet judicial process and without actually mentioning
impossible to pay unless it arrested and sentenced to 15
days imprisonment after the trials of Soviet Jews. the Soviet Union:
comes from abroad "
"When such educational
Fifty students, organized staging a hunger strike at Fuchsberg spent several
fees are so large that the
by the Jewish Student Co- the Tass office in Kishinev weeks this summer in the
overwhelming
majority of
alition of Brooklyn College, to protest the denial of an Soviet Union laying ground
work for a Soviet-American those assessed cannot afford
recently demonstrated at the exit visa to one of them.
Two Jewish colonels, re- International Law Confer- to pay, a harrier to emigra-
headquarters of the Com-
tion has been established in
initee for the Re-Election of tired after 25 years' service ence.
At the request of the violation of the Universal
the President in Manhattan. in the Soviet Army • were re-
Declaration of Human
They handed nut leaflets duced in rank to privates Greater New York Confer.
Rights."
explaining their lack of sat- and stripped of their pensions ence on Soviet Jewry, he
She added that the issue is
- after they applied for visas looked into cases of Soviet
to go to Israel, it was Jews who are facing trials. of such "great importance to
many
Americans" that "we
learned.
lie also met with Soviet
The two have written of Procurator General Roman will have more to say about
ON PANTS, WINTER COATS & JACKETS,
their plight to veterans or- Ruilenko and other judicial it at a later date."
SPORT COATS, RAINCOATS, COMPLETE
Israel's Ambassador Yos-
ganizations in Israel. Their officials.
FURNISHINGS AND DRESS SLACKS
pensions apparently were the Soviet Non-Delivery of Mail ef Tekoah, made an infre-
To
only source of income for Prompts U.S. Policy ( -hangs. quent speech to warn the
Soviet Union that its new
their families.
NEW YORK (JTA) — The
The two men identified Postal Service has reintro- taxes on educated Jewish
nd
emigrants
constituted "wan-
themselves
as
Col.
Leib
Pet-
s 4 5 9 ° up
duced "descriptive listing"
rovitz Obsistcher and Lt. procedures on registered mail ton and superfluous obstacles
All Inclusive Package
to
international
coexistence."
Col. Nahum Mordechowitz sent to the Soviet Union, it
9 Days
Tekoah also discussed the
Ilashansky, both holders of was reported by Malcolm
in Class Hotels — Meals
"grave situation" of Syrian
medals for valor in World
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Hoenlein, executive director
120 W. FOURTH ST.
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War II.
Jews, who he said "live in
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of the Greater New York
constant
fear of their lives."
Available.
Both retired from the
Bet. Main S. Washington
Conference on Soviet Jewry.
He listed "discriminatory
IHOURS
Army in 1961 and asked re-
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Under the former proced- and repressive measures"
OTHER TRIPS:
cently for permission to emi-
Tees. & Wee. 'tit 5:30
• Enioy o week in Jerusalem.
ure,
registered
mail was against them, noting at one
grate to Israel.
BIG MAN SIZES
"bulk
billed"
to
the
Soviet
• 2 Sabbaths in Jerusalem.
point
that
"the
Jewish
ceme-
Gavrlel Shapiro, the Mos-
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cow Jewish activist serving Union requiring Soviet postal tery of Damascus has been
• Sight-seeing trips to Sharm
SMITS TO SIZE 191/2
a one-year "corrective labor" officials to sign for bags of largely destroyed to make
"It Pays to Save at Kaye's"
El Sheikh, &tat, Massada,
mail
but
not
for
each
item.
room for a highway to the
sentence for alleged draft
Golan Heights, Tombs of
evasion, was fired from his
the Patriarchs, Mother
state-assigned job after one
Rachel and other Holy
week and faces possible im-
places.
prisonment if he Is unable
• First class hotels with 2
to find another job, his
meals doily.
American wile, Judith Sil-
ver Shapiro Informed the
• Round trip by El Al.
Great Freshman Record
Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
Travel with the Organiza-
• BUSING—Voted for ratifying federal
'outstanding"."—Detroit Area Coalition
After a telephone conver-
constitutional amendment to prohibit
tion which has arranged
for the Environment—July 26. 1972.
sation with her husband in
busing October 28, 1971.
trips for over 30,000 satis-
• WOMEN'S RIGHTS LEGISLATION—
Moscow, she said he told her
• PROPERTY TAX REFORM — Sponsored
fied tourists.
Rated by Michigan Women's Political
he was summoned by the di-
18 bills to eliminate present unfair pro-
Caucus as one of 0 top Democrats in
cedures in property lanai on
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rector of the automotive
rights legislation. Voted for H. B. 1139
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• ATTENDANCE — Better than 97% votes
manufacturing plant where -
providing equal pay for equal work.
recorded on 1935 roll calls.
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