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November 17, 1972 - Image 39

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-11-17

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Ben-Gurion's Concept of Statehood Detailed in PhD Dissertation

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eatured in the show called
TZI G AN E, a celebrated
Gypsy folk production com-
ing to the Masonic Audi-
torium, 8:20 p.m., Nov. 25.
Featuring 16 musical vir-
tuosi, the orchestra incor-
porates many native instru-
ments. In addition to the or-
chestra, there are more than
30 singers, dancers and acro-
bats, many of the most fam-
ous Gypsy entertainers of
Europe. They come from 12
different tribes and encamp-
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ropean countries.
• • •

New York's "RIPPLE OF
HOPE SINGERS" makes its
Detroit debut with and old-
fashioned hootenanny 11 a.m.
and 2 p.m. Saturday at the
Art Institute's Youtheater.
Tickets are on sale at the
institute ticket office. Bus
service from Northland and
Tel-12 Mall is available. For
information, call the insti-
tute, 832-2730.

BY ROBERT SLATER
(Copyright 1972, JTA, the.)
JERUSALEM — Avraham
Avi-hai, a 41-year-old Is-
raeli, has just finished what
he believes to be the first
doctoral dissertation on Da-
vid Ben-Gurion.
The project took two years,
and Avi-hai, who was born
in Canada but came to Is-
rael in 1952, enjoyed the full
cooperation of the former
prime minister. There are,
of course, books about B-G,
but thus far, no PhD thesis,
according to Avi-hai's in-
quiries.
Ben-Gurion, who is now
86, granted two four-hour in-
DAVID BEN-GURION
terviews to Avi-hai, one in
1968, the other in 1969. He years working in the prime
also agreed to read the minister's office (1960-70),
manuscript a n d afterward actually was a Ben-Gurion
pronounced it a thorough assistant for 2Li of those
piece of writing.
years.
Avi-hai, who spent 10
The doctoral covers only

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Rabbi Reaffirm Gratitude Toward South Africa

JOHANNESBURG (JTA) Rabbi Casper for saying in
—Chief Rabbi Bernard Cas- a Rosh Hashana message
per has admonished a group that South African Jews
of Jewish students not to were grateful for the hos-
assume that the problem of pitality shown them in their
racial injustice in South country.
Africa "is the special bur-
Rabbi Casper said in a
den and responsibility of published reply, "Would you
the Jewish community and suggest that the small Jew-
its leaders."
ish minority In this country
Rabbi Casper, who heads should embark upon a Jew-
the Federation of Syna- ish crusade for the solution
gogues, was replying to 23 of the Issues arising from
Jewish students at Wit- South Africa's demographic
watersrand University who composition and politica
had accused him in an open system' As citizens, It is
letter of closing his eyes to your right and perhaps your
racial injustice.
duty to be involved in these
The students
criticized matters, but you have no

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Oran Cemetery Will Be Razed

PARIS (JTA) — Workers
in the Jewish cemetery of
Oran, Algeria, have begun
exhuming bodies in the cen-
tury-old Jewish burial place,
which is to be razed on Al-
gerian government orders for
a highway linking Oran to
Algiers.
Former Algerian Jews now
in France are financing the
exhumation, as the local au-
thorities were planning sim-
ply to destroy the graves and
bury the bodies in a com-
munal grave.
Several former Oranese
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1948-1963 and takes the
reader just up to Ben-Cur-
ion's resignation as prime
minister.
The dissertation, which has
been written for Columbia
University, focuses on the
state-building aspect of the
Israeli leader's career. ''It
was B-G's concept of mam-
lakhtiut, of asserting the
overriding importance of the
state as against any other
institution in the society, that
characterized h i s poLUcal
career more than anything,"
says Avi-hai.
Avi-hai points to Ben-Gur-
ion's efforts to reduce the
role of the Iiistadrut and the
Zionist Organization within
Israeli society to illustrate
his belief in the importance
of the state.
"The entire relationship
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In a gesture of "appease-
ment " the Algerian govern-
ment has decided to remove
a local mosque from the
city's main synagogue build-
ing.
Two years ago the mosque
took over the building which
housed one of the country's
oldest and best known syna-
gogues.
Under a recent government
ruling, a local social and
cultural club will be housed
in the building.
Eye-witness reports from
Oran say that workers have
already started removing
prayer stands, carpets and
objects of worship from the
building, and the entire re-
moval Is due to be completed
within a fortnight.
There are only about 40
Jews, mainly elderly, left in
Oran where 35,000 Jews
lived before the country's
independence.
A representative of the
city's former Jewish com-
munity is currently in Oran
to supervise the cemetery ex-
humation and to cooperate
with the authorities in the
removal of the mosque from
the synagogue building.
Most of the synagogue's
objects of worship have been
transferred to newly estab-
lished synagogues in France
serving form er Algerian
Jews.

right to speak as though this
is the special burden of the
Jewish community and its
leaders."
Rabbi Casper, defending
his Rosh Hashana message,
added: "When I reflect on
the conditions in which
3,000,000 Jews live in the
Soviet Union, when I think
of Jews in Arab lands, above
all, when I consider our re-
cent past, it seems to me that
there is nothing improper or
immoral in saying that the
Jews of South Africa feel
grateful for living in this
country. We live as full citi-
zens while showing our con•
cern for our brethren in
every part of the world."

"Thete is no cure for birth
and death save to enjoy the
interval."—George Santayana

THE DETROIT JEWISH MEWS

Friday, Nov. 17, 1972-39
ion adhering to one princi-
ple, that of assuring Israel's
econon•ic and military ca- `New Faces' to Meet
"New Faces Singles, 26
pacity," said Avi-hai. "This
even overrode the, emotional and Up" will have a dance
considerations, coming from 8:30 p.m. Nov. 30 at the Oak
those who opposed his pol- Park Community Center.
icy of accepting reparations Freddy Sheyer and his band
will provide the music. For
and the arms deals."
A government official who information, call Sheyer, 398-
2462.
always had a yen for aca-
demic life, Avi-hai is now
"She wears her clothes, as
vice provost of the School for
Overseas Students at the if they were thrown on her
Hebrew University. with a pitchfork."—Jonathan
Now that the Ben-Gurion Swift.
study is completed, Avi-hai
hopes to have it published
as a book.

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