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December 15, 1972 - Image 15

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-12-15

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DITIMIT WHISR Ng "
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Matt. 15, 1172-15

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Nat Holman Bash Yields Funds for Maccabia Team Next Year

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NEW YORK — It was a

lavish bash which the U.S.
Sports Committee for Israel
threw for Its president Nat
Holman at Lea Champs Res-
taurant here.
Abe Margolies, owner of

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lish a suitable memorial for
the 11 Israelis massacred at
Munich.
The memorial for the fall-
en 11 will be constructed at
the site of the Wingate
School of Physical Education

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Les Champs, and ■ zealous
Zionist and lover of sports,
donated the use of his res-
taurant plus all its facilities,
including food, liquor and en-
tertainment, so that all mon-
ies realized from the $100-a-
plate dinner was clear prof-
it.
The proceeds will be used
to help fund the U.S. Marra-
hie Team for 1973 and, in ad-
dition, will go to help estab-

HAIR Monown
Res. LI. 8-4119

DON'T MAKE A COSTLY MISTAKE CALL US LAST

in Natanya, Israel.
People from all walks of
life attended the function,
and the dais, a small one,
consisted of men and women
who participated or played
an active role in Holman's
illustrious sports career.
Eddie Gottlieb, Basketball

Hall of Famer, started off

the proceedings, followed by
Bernie Fliegel, now a prom-

"My Son, the Dancer"

lege.

Kathy Flicker, now an as-
sistant district attorney to
New Jersey, who won the
women's diving champion-
ships In the 1961 and 1965
Maceabias, also spoke.

Chaim Glovinsky, secre-
tary of the Israeli Olympic
Committee and chairman of
the Israeli Basketball Feder-
ation, expressed the feelings
of Israelis toward "Mr.
Basketball" and stated that
he could not conclude his talk
without remembering the 11
members of the Israeli dele-
gation to the Munich Olym-
pics.
Securing final results of
the Olympics is one of the
most difficult tasks in sports
research. I believe, however,
I have compiled a record of
the Jewish medalists in the
1972 Summer Olympics.
As yet, the complete re-
sults to be issued by the
organizing committee of the
20th Olympiad have not been
made available.

JEWISH MEDALISTS

GOLD:
Swim: Mark Spitz, 200-
m eter butterfly, 2:00.70,
world record (USA).
Mark Spitz, 400-meter free-
style relay, 3:26:42, world
record, he anchored (USA).
Mark Spitz, 200-meter free-
style, 1:52:78, word record
(USA).

2 One-Man Exhibits
at Jewish Museum

NEW YORK—Paintings by
Fima and Avraham Ofek
will be on view at the Jewish
Museum from Wednesday to
March 18.
Fima, who was born in
China in 1916 of Russian
Jewish parents, grew up in
Harbin where his father
worked as a Russian govern-
ment engineer on the con-
struction of the Trans-Si-
berian Railroad.
He studied Chinese paint-
ing and calligraphy, and at
age 32 went to teach the
Shanghai Academy. It was in
Shanghai in 1947 that he had
his first one-man show.
In the late 1940s, Fima
emigrated to Israel and after
12 years there moved to
Paris where he now lives.
Ofek, 37, was born in Bul-
garia and emigrated to Israel
after the 1948 war. During
his youth in Israel, he be-
came a member of Kibutz
Ein Hamifratz, where his

ideas of the social nature of
art and the responsibility
of the artist ripened. He went
to the Academy of Fine Arts

in Florence and in 1972 rep-
resented Israel at the 36th
Biannale in Venice.
The Jewish Museum, under
the auspices of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America, is open to the pub-
lic Monday through Thursday
from noon to 5 p.m.; Friday
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and
Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6
pm.

Winston tastes good,
when a cigarette should.

Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health .

AJCongress Urges

Mark Spitz, 100-meter but-
bent attorney in New York,
who was captain of one of terfly, 54:27, world record
Nat's best teams at City Col-

ark Spitz, 800-meter free-
( stUyli
SleA ). relay, 7:35:78, world
record, he anchored (USA)
Spitz, 100-meter free-
free-
style, 51:22, world record
(USA).
M
.
Mark Spitz, 400-meter
medley relay, 3:48:16, world
record — swam third leg,
for the 35th world record of
his swimming career!
Track and Field: Nikolay
Avilov, USSR, decathlon,
with world record of 8,417
points (11.00, 25-21/2, 47-11/2,
6-111/2, 48.5, 14.31, 154-11/2, 14-
111/2, 202-31/2, 4:22.8).
Faim Melnik, USSR, wom-
en's discus, 218-7, Olympic
record.
Sailing: Valentin Mankin,
USSR, Tempest class.
Fencing: Dr. Czabo Feny-
vesi, Hungary, individual
epee.
Dr. Czabo Fenyvesi, Hun-
gary, team.
SILVER:
Fencing: Ildiko Reit o,
Hungary, women's team foil.
Equestrian: Neal Shapiro,
USA, Grand Prix of Nations
team jumping event.
Shooting: Boris Melnik,
USSR, free rifle shooting.
Swimming: Andrea Gyar-
mati, Hungary, 100-meter
backstroke, 1.06.26.
BRONZE:
Equestrian: Neal Shapiro,
USA, individual Jumping
Grand Prix.
Water Polo. Peter Asch ,
USA.
Sailing: Daniel C oh a n,
USA, Dragon class.
Swimming: Andrea Gyar-
mati,
Hungary, 100-meter
butterfly, 1 - 03.73.
Track and Field:
Irinia
Kirszenstein Szewinska, Po-
land, 200-meters, 22.74.

UN President to

Intercede for Hero

NEW YORK—The Ameri-
can Jewish Congress has
asked UN General Assembly
President Stanislaw Trep-
czynski — Poland's repre-
sentative to the UN — to
intercede with Polish author-
ities for an exit permit for
Leib-Domb (Leopold) Trep-
per, the ailing World War II
allied intelligence agent who
seeks reunion with his family
in Israel.
In a letter to Trepczynski.
Jacqueline Levine of West
Orange, N. J , a vice presi-
dent of the AJC and presi-
dent of Its women's division,
said Trepczynski's interces-
sion would be "in the great
tradition established by pre-
vious presidents of the Gen-
eral Assembly in cases of
gross deprivation of personal
liberty."
Mrs. Levine declared:
"The arbitrary denial to
Mr. Trepper of the funda-
mental right proclaimed in

the United Nations Declara•
Don of Human Rights to
emigrate to the country of
his choice mocks the heroic
and courageous contributions
of Mr. Trepper to Poland
during World War II."

"A decision to set Mr._
Trepper free would affirm
the sincerior of Poland's
commitment to the principles
of the U,ated Nations and to
the inviolable rights of each
human being." she said
Trepper headed the lied
Orchestra, a Russian intelli-
gence operation during World
War II that infiltrated the
German high command and
is credited by historians
with helping to shorten the
war on the Eastern Euro-
pean front.



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FORESTS

that bear your name

Long after you have gone, forests in Israel
renewing themselves in the cycle of sea-
sons, will keep your memory ever green.
When making your Will provide that •
forest in Israel be planted in your name or
in that of someone dear to you, handing
clown your last wish from generation to
generation.

A bequest to the J !s; F. is a bequest to the
entire Jewish people. linking the name
of the Testator with Israel in perpetuity.

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JERUSALEM — Israel's
trade with countries in Asia
and Australia has grown
tremendously over the past
year.
According to Dr. Yaacov
Shahar Israel's exports to
these countries in 1971 rep-
resented a 41 per cent in-
crease over the 1970 figure.
Statistics for the first eight
months of this year show a
rise of 47 per cent over the

same period a year ago.

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