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NEW YORK iJTA)— Some also have been sent to all
4,000 copies of a hard-cover Jewish day schools and to
many Jewish community
poster, with the heading "The
groups.
United States Government
The poster states that the
Now Protects Your Right to 1964 Federal Civil Rights
Be an Observant Jew," pre- Act, as amended in 1972, pro.
pared by the National Jew- vides that an employer with
ish Commission on Law and at least 25 employes-15 after
Public Affairs, have been next Starch 24—must make
distributed to Jewish insti- reasonable accommodation to
tutions and agencies.
the religious needs of work-
Howard Rhine, president ers and prospective workers,
of COLPA, said the posters unless the employer can dem-
were an element of a nation- onstrate that the such accom-
wide education program to modation would cause undue
advise Jews of their legal hardship to his business.
rights in employment.
Rhine said copies had been * 1,4 •• ***** ••• ■ •
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The Zionist Organization
of America Manhattan Re-
gion, in cooperation with a
committee of physicians, hon-
ored Dr. HARRY F. WECH-
SLER at a testimonial lun-
cheon at the New York Hil-
ton, proceeds of which will
go to the Harry F. Wechsler
laboratory fund in Kfar Sil-
ver, Israel. He is a ZOA vice
president.

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If the Association for Welfare of Soldiers in Israel reaches its goal, this is how
the soldiers' house in Eilat will look. The chairman of the Detroit branch of the asso-
ciation, Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper, said many projects in progress and on the drawing
board will require the financial help of friends abroad. He added that every time an
Israeli soldier enters one of these rest houses, he is aware that Jews abroad have given
him a chance to recover from the strain and burdens of Israel's defense. Until there
are adequate facilities throughout Israel, however, many servicemen will have to
endure inadequate rest and line up for recreational activities. The association has set
the goal of completing and expanding several rest camps, clubs and hostels within
the next two years. Locations include Beersheba and Sharm el Sheikh, as well as
Natanya, Haifa and Givat Olga. For information on membership in the association.
call Rabbi Schnipper, KE 5 - 4434.

Swiss Receives Heine Prize

BONN (JTA)—The Hein-
rich Heine Prize was award-
ed_ to Swiss author Carl
Zuckmayer.
The award, presented by
Federal President Gustav
Heinemann, concluded the
year-long celebrations which
marked the 175th anniver-
sary of the Jewish poet's
birth.
Zuckmayer,
a
novelist
mainly known for his book
"Captain From Kopenick,"
was one of the most out-
spoken critics of Hitler's
regime. Born of a Catholic
father and a Jewish mother.
he emigrated in the '30s to
America.
After the war, he settled

in Switzerland and now has
Swiss nationality.

Zuckmayer, a close per-
sonal friend of Heinemann,
could not attend the cere-
mony due to illness. The
ceremony took place in Dus-
seldorf where the Heinrich
Heine Society has renewed
its seven-year campaign to

claiming that Dusseldorf is a
scientific university and
Heine was not a scientist.
In his presentation speech,
Heinemann charged that
those who refused to rename

Dusseldorf University had
"reasons which they did not
care to admit."
The Heine anniversary was

marked in West and East

Germany, London, where he
lived for several years, and
in Paris where he lived and
died on Feb. 17, 1856.

24-Hour General
Strike Threatened
by Tel Aviv Workers

TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
labor situation which had
eased somewhat last week
worsened as custom officials
went on strike at Lod Air-
port and 4,000 employes of

the state-owned Mekorot wat-
er company threatened Mon-
day to cut off the country's
water supply.
The workers committee in
have the university renamed the Tel Aviv region warned,
after the poet.
meanwhile, that they would
University authorities have call a 24-hour general strike
refused to do so up till now to protest price rises and in-
flationary trends.
The shutdown of the Lod
customs house followed a

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their wage demands.
The customs officers end-

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The Mekorot workers said
they would shut down the na-
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the winter quarter. Starting
Jan. 8, Dr. Otto Feinstein
will teach the course Mon-
day-Friday from 6:30 to 7
a.m. There will be visits
with ethnic spokesmen and
to ethnic communities. Stu-
dents may register through
the division of urban exten-
sion for credit in the school
of social work on in Monteith
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course or registration ma-
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the 11 a.m. show. The Magic
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Poster Advises Jews of Work Rights

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THEODORE T ANNE N-
WALD JR. of Washington,
D. C., a judge of the United
States Tax Court, was elect-
'' ed chairman of the board of
'governors of Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute of
Religion. A member of Presi-
dent Kennedy's Task Force
on Foreign Assistance and
special assistant to the sec-
retary of state, he currently
is a professional lecturer at
the law school of George
Washington University.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

SIDNEY SELIG, director
of education and psychologi-
cal services at Beth Shalom
Religious School, received a
PhD degree from Wayne
State University. Dr. Selig
has served several terms as
president of the Jewish Edu-
cators Council of Metropoli-
tan Detroit: is president of
Michigan-Ohio Region of the
Educators Assembly of
America: and served as na-
ticnal chairman of the Code
for Personnel Practices re-
vision board of the Edu-
cators Assembly of America.

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