THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, Nov. 24, 1972
NEW YORK—A campaign
to gather Torah scrolls from
synagogues throughout the
United States, to be used for
Russian Jewish immigrant
centers in Israel, has been
launched by the Russian Im-
migrant Rescue Fund, a
voluntary Orthodox Jewish
agency dedicated to the spiri-
-
Creative Party Planning
includmg
Candy Centerpieces
Perwonoli•ed Par t•
Favor.
In. Ile Lion, and Pert,
all neva...inn,
Acce.wIriett,for
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tual absorption of Soviet
olim.
The chairman of the rab-
binic sponsors of the Russian
Immigrant Rescue Fund is
Rabbi Moshe Feinstein. San-
der Kolitch, chairman of the
fund, stated that his commit-
tee will arrange for the
transfer of the scrolls to
Russian Jewish immigrant
areas.
Synagogues interested in
cooperating may communi-
cate with the Russian Immi-
grant Rescue Fund, 5 Beek-
man St., New York 10038.
Larry Freedman
Orchestra and Eetertaiammaid
MARCIA MASSERMAN
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646-6138
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This Week's Radio and
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ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Dr. Avraham
Feature:
Biran, director of the de-
partment of antiquities and
museums of the state of Is-
rael, interviews Ruth Iles-
trin, curator of the Israel
Museum, who specializes in
the Israelite and Persian
periods. This is the fourth
in a series of conversations
with "Israel Women in
Archeology."
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REFLECTIONS IN SOUND
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: Rabbi Harold S.
Loss will explore some fun-
damental Jewish themes
present in today's popular
music.
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FOR HANUKA
P
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Torah Scrolls Sought for Soviet Emigres
BNAI SHOLOM
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Station: WBRB-FM (102.7).
Feature: Phil Blazer pro-
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music, culture and literature.
• • •
Philip Marlowe. an em-
ploye of General Motors
Fisher Body Pontiac division
since 1936, has brought suit
against GM management on
charges of religious discrim-
ination. The case will be
heard Tuesday in U.S. Dis-
trict Court.
Marlowe, a Jew, said he
has kept a diary for the past
23 years in which he detailed
evidence of discriminatory
practices including "harass-
ment." "humiliation" a n d
"malicious gossip." lie
claims that management has
tried to fire him since 1960.
Marlowe, of Camden Sq.,
Southfield, first took his case
before the Michigan Civil
Rights Commission in May
1967. A consent decision was
reached, but GM immedi-
ately thereafter initiated dis-
criminatory practices again,
Marlowe charges.
A checking fixture builder
in the assembly layout de-
partment, he claims he was
denied promotions and his
income was limited. Further,
he alleges, he was the only
person in his department to
get disciplinary layoff for
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three members of the Jewish
community for their "fight
a g a in s t fascism"
during
World War II.
Receiving medals for their
resistance work in Varna
Bulgaria's third largest city.
Planning is not in itself so-
were Avram Leon Sevilla, Al-
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Derarati•e Lighting l'i,tore.
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III. The captions on each
piece are almost as amusing
as the articles themselves:
"Fiddler on the Hoof" (crick-
et); and "Does a Mantis
Prey or Pray?" (Preying
Mantis).
There are 101 animals in
the book, all of them found in
the Detroit Zoo. Both chil-
dren and adults will find
much to entertain and inform
them about each animal's
characteristics, n a tura! en-
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In a foreword, Robert F.
Willson, director of the Zoo,
saluted Eliot for his careful
research and humorous pres-
entation. Eliot. in turn, dedi-
cated the book to his wife,
Annette, who completes my
ark." —C.D.
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TV Forecaster
Captivates with
'Eliot's Ark'
Why does a man stand with
his back to the fire? As
Sonny Eliot would have us
believe, it's all because of the
Great Flood.
". . . One explanation I
read not too long ago,"
writes Eliot, "blames it on
the great flood of biblical
times when Noah's ark
sprang a leak and old man
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NEW YORK — Yeshiva
University will honor Leon
Moed, Rabbi Israel Silver-
stein and Samuel Singer at
its annual Hanuka dinner at
Americana Hotel, Dec. 10, it
was announced by Dr. Sam-
uel Belkin. president. Chair-
man of the event is Charles
H. Silver, former president,
New York City Board of Ed-
ucation.
making' a mistake and the
only one to have been sent
home for excess tardiness al•
though others in the depart-
ment had worse records.
Marlowe claims there are
4,000 employes in the plant,
and that he is the only Jew.
second
Marlowe filed a
case with the Civil Rights
Commission, and when no re-
sults were obtained in 90
days, the Equal Opportunity
Commission took over, he
said. EOC ruled in Marlowe's
favor, but failing in attempts
at conciliation in summer
1970. it granted Marlowe per-
mission to institute the fed-
eral court suit, he said.
their harks to fires "
What the famous weather
creative work, as well as pub-
forecaster lacks in biblical
lic relations. Jim Vslotring
accuracy he makes up for in
has returned to Stone and
humor 'wills his "1-. 1 1olls
Simons as director of broad
of his
Ark." a compilatioo
casting W•otring. 33, worked
anecdonata! pieces that have
for the ag•-ncy for 2.7 years
appeared regularly in the
before taking a lease of ab-
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sence to help organize and
1 zlne and on his weekly tele
lend his talent to an indepen-
vision program "At the Zoo."
dent production film house.
"Etiot's A rk" has been
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