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On Nov. 7, Israel will is-
sue four more values in its
fifth definitive series, Israel
Landscapes, Part III, accord-
ing to the Israel Philatelic
Agency in America. The four
new stamps salute the Ju-
dean Desert (on an II. 0.03
value), Gan Ha-Shelosha, (on
an 0.05), En Avedat (on an
0.30) and Haifa (on a 3.00).

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The Judean Hills are a
watershed separating Medit-
erranean and Dead Seas,
showing a gentle, fertile
side to the Mediterranean,
and a rocky, forbidding one
to the Dead Sea. Its config-
uration permitted Jerusalem
to become the center be•
tween East and West, heart
of commerce and culture.

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The desert side became the
home of nomads and mys-
tics; and here dwelt the 1st
Century Essenes, who left
the heritage of the Dead
Sea scrolls.
Gan Ha-Shelosha is both
recreational and historic. A
beautiful national park, it
was also the site of the kill-
ing of three members of the
Hagana Israel's De f ense
Force), when a mine explod-
ed during the Arab riots of
1938. Consequently another
name of the park is Garden
of the Three.
NEW YORK — Jewish the- and the Nazi occupation dur- En Avedat is also within a
ater is flourishing in Ro- mg the war. However, the national park, a green water-
mania.
traditions of Yiddish theater ing place in the otherwise
The Jewish State Theater, were kept alive by secret forbidding stretches of the
survivor of an anti-Semitic performances in the syna- Negev. Bursting forth dra-
dictatorship and the Nazi oc- gogues of Bucharest. These matically from solid rock,
cupation, is making its first were under the guise of "ser- the fountains were the wel-
vices" for noted Jewish writ- come source of water as far
visit to North America.
back as Biblical time, today
The 36-member group ers, complete with special providing welcome refresh-
again is playing before large music for the occasion.
ment still.
After the war, the Yiddish
Romanian audiences despite
Haifa is probably the best
a Jewish population in Ro- Cultural Federation of Ro-
mania of only 100,000 — con- mania founded a theater known of the four sites cele-
brated
in this issue, as Is-
trasted to a pre-war World with well-known actors. That
company was incorporated in- rael's main seaport. A Phoe-
War II high of 500,000.
nician port even before the
In an interview reported to the Jewish State Theater Israelites entered the Prom-
by George Gent in the New in 1948 and given a theater ised Land in Biblical times,
York Times, Franz Auer- of its own.
Haifa endured great pendu-
(At a performance in Los lum swings from a thriving
bach, the manager and artis-
tic director of the company, Angeles, attended by some Jewish , port and cultural
5,000 persons, the Romanian center, to rather relaxed
said:
"Before the war there were troupe performed Israel Ber- Moslem occupation, more
covic's
"The Pearl Neck- severe Crusader possession,
several Yiddish-speaking
companies in my country, lace," a revue of Yiddish finally sinking into insignifi-
songs,
jokes
and dances. De- cance until the end of World
but most of these were
forced to perform cheap troiter Manuel Neiman, who War I , From a few thousand
popular works — melodram- was present for the perform- in population it has grown to
ance, said there was a full
as, romances and operettas house, with many young peo- be Israel's third largest city,
whose more than 200,000 in-
— in order to pay their way.
habitants include many Mos-
"Today, because we are
lems,Druze. Christians and
not forced to compete for
Unique Israel 'Crime'
Bahai
members (the latter
audiences, we can offer a
Two security guards at having their world center on
full repertory of Jewish and
nearby
Mount Carmel ).
international classics, as well Lod Airport found a brief-
The design is by "ROLL,"
as presenting several new case on board an El Al plane
Yiddish works each season." which had arrived from G. Rothschild and Z. Lipp-
He said the theater is en- Rome. They dropped the sus- mann; photogravure by Gov-
tirely supported by the Com- picious item into a prepared ernment Printers.
Also on Nov. 7, Israel will
munist government, and the blast pit and waited for it
to explode. Meanwhile, Berl issue three new festival
group is permitted to have_ta
season from Oct. 1 through Listingart, a new immigrant stamps, commemorating the
June 1, with a month of paid from Argentina, was being Feast of Hanuka. Also
processed through immigra- known as the "F east of
vacation.
Auerbach said the 300-seat tion when he realized his e Lights," the festival is mark-
by stamps with traditional
State Theater in Bucharest briefcase was missing. He d
nd historic lamps. Thus on
alerted police and airport
draws sell-out crowds all officials
who took him to he IL 0.12 is an 18th-19th
year, among both Gentiles the pit, where he collected
entury brass lamp typical of
and Jews. Headphones pro- the briefcase—and the $30,- hose used by M'o roccan
vide simultaneous transla- 000 in cash and valuables .1 ewry; on the IL 0.25, an
tions in Romanian, German that was inside it. The im- 1 8th Century Polish brass
and French.
migrant noted that on the 1 amp: and on the IL 0.70. a
Yiddish theater started in boat trip from Argentina to 1 7th Century German silver
4
Romania with- Abraham Naples he had another Landing lamp. All specimens
Goldfaden, who presented
a re from the Israel Museum
.1 the first professional com- 510,000 stolen from him.
ollection.
Ipany — composed of cantors
A single coin in a crock
The design is by Z. Nar-
and choir members from lo- makes much noise, but if the k iss, printed in photolithog-
cal synagogues in Jassy in crock is full of coins, it is r aphy by E. Lewin-Epstein
1876. The traveling compa- silent.—Baba Metzia. Ltd.
nies nearly folded under the
ictatorship o f Antonescu THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Nev. 3, 1972-0

Romania Jewish Theater
Lives Drama of Survival

You will be voting on the non-partisan ballot
for two candidates for the Michigan Supreme
Court. We hope that one of your choice is
Horace W. Gilmore.
- We agree with the Detroit Free Press which
in giving its editorial support to Judqe
Gilmore said

"HORACE W. GILMORE has

been a Wayne County circuit
judge for 16 years, handling the
full range of litigation that goes
to the Supreme Court.

"His credentials are awsome. Not only has he been an ex-
cellent, fair and hardworking judge, but he has also distin-

guished himself in other areas related to the law. He is chairman

of the Michigan Committee for the Revision of the Criminal Code,
a member of the Judicial Tenure Commission, the Governor's
Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, and half
a dozen others. He is a member of he faculty of the Institute of
Continuing Legal Education at U-M and an adjunct professor at
WSU School of Law. He has a handful of scholarly publications
to his credit.

"In addition to all this, Judge Gilmore has been a good citi-
zen as president of the Narcotics Addiction Rehabilitation Co-
ordinating Commission (NARCO), a member of the advisory
council to the Governor's Commission on Victimless Crimes and
a leader in a clutch of other activities." •

Detroit Free Press—October 17, 1972

We Endorse GILMORE for Justice:

Julius E. Allen
Noel A Gage
Robert L Alpern
Marcie D. Goldberg
Harriet and
„Joseph A. Goldern
Morris Arnowitz
-Ralph R. Goldsmith
Irving A. August
Ernest Goodman
Donald E. Barris
Richard M. Goodman
Ivan E. Barris
William Goocimt
William G. Barris
Benjamin
Gr nt
Henry Baskin
Mr. and Mrs. DTici
Elliot I. Beitner
H. Greenspan
Harold Berry
Arthur B. Green one
Louis Berry
Jerome C. Groprean
Jack H. Bindes
Harry N Grossman
Maurice and Linda Binkow Wallace M Handler
Irving and Zelda Bluestone Sylvia S. Hort
Irving I. Boigon
Stuart E. Hertzberg
Paul D. Borman
Joseph H. Jackie,
Susan D. Borman
Lawrence S. Jack er
William M. Brukoff
Joel G. Jacob
Dr. and Mrs. Perry Burnstine Sidney 1. 'Corbel
Samuel Charfoos
Mr and Mrs. Maxwell
E. Katzen
Avern Cohn
Bruce L. Danto,
David I. Kauf mar
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Danto Herbert S. Keidan
Sheldon L. Klirnist •
David L. Denn
Eugene Dairen
Hyman A Kromer
Saul G. Dunitz
D. Michael Kratcbman
William M. Ellmon
Golda Krolik
Sen. Jack Faxon
Henry Krolik
Fred J. Fechheirner
Stephen Lanyi
Robert Z. Feldstein
Morton R. Lazar, M.D .
Bernard J. Heger
Saul M. Leach
Wolter L. Field
Jeffrey M. Leib
Edward Fishman
Bruce Leitman
Rudolph Leitmon
Sam and Doris Fishman
Steven .1_ Fishman
Carl Levin
Rep. Joseph Forbes
Nadine Levin
Seymour J. Frank
Sander M. Levin
Leo I. Franklin
Michael B. LewistCn
Stuart G. Freedman
Norman L. Lippitt
Edward P. Frohlich
Albert Lopatin

Donald W Lorin
Richard M. Lustig
Morris and Shirley Mersky
Bruce A. Miller
Sheldon lee Miller
Harry M. Noyer
Robert E. Nederlander
Max Osnos
Charles Perlman
Lois Pincus
Max Pincus
Sylvan Rapaport
Herbert V. Rollins
Jordan Rossen
Theodore Sachs
Audrey Schorfehberg
Laurence J. Schiff
• Stephen S. Schlossberg
Steven L. Schwartz
M. Gerald Schwartzbach
Victor Shiffman

Samuel 5. 5.mmer

Barry Simon
Joanne Schloss Smith
Bert L. Smokier
Norman S
Herbert Sott
Arthur J. Tarnow
Robert M Warren
Stanley M Weingarden
Herbert N Weingarten
William J. Weinstein
Morris Weiss, M D
Isadore Winkleman
Sheldon P Winkelman
Stanley Winkelman
Earl Wolfrnan
Sidney H Woolner
George M Zeltzer
Allen Zemmol
Milton Zussman

