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TEL AVIV (JTA) — Pre- it to Mrs. Meir.
mier Golda Meir's black
The handbag is known to Lose Immunity in
handbag which she carried Israelis as "Golda's Shop- Italian Parliament
on her meeting with Presi-
ping Bag," a humorous ref-
erence to the fact that she
meets world statesmen she
rarely returns empty-handed.
Other items in the auction
included sewing machines,
stereo units and TV sets.
ROME (JTA)—The Italian
Senate has stripped the par-
liamentary immunity from
two of its neo-fascist mem-
bers, making them liable to
action in criminal courts.
Parliamentary sources said
that the Senate action prob-
ably will be repeated in the
Chamber of Deputies where
action is pending against
several members of the neo-
fascist Italian Social Move-
ment (MSI), including the
party's leader, Giorgio Al-
mirante.
The party has 26 mem-
bers in the Senate and 56 in
the Chamber of Deputies. It.
gained 2,800,000 votes in
the May 1972 national elec-
tions, making it the country's
fourth largest political force.
dent Nixon at the White House
March 1, was auctioned by
radio Monday night for the
benefit of the Israel Cancer
Society. It brought a bid of
IL 47,000 (more than $10,000)
from an American tourist
who asked to remain anony- South End Changes
mous.
The woman bidder said she Policy on Printing Ad
The South End, Wayne
intended to make a present
of the bag to a woman friend. State University's campus
It is generally believed, how- ne wsp a per, reconsidered
ever, that she plans to return Wednesday and printed a
Veterans Club advertisement
a day after the editors al-
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legedly refused the ad be-
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cause it didn't concur with
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The ad endorsed the club's
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Faculty Council election
Wednesday and Thursday.
The newspaper was endors-
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One of those who lost their
immunity in the Senate was
Francesco (Ciccio) Franco,
the burly and balding leader
of the 1971 revolt against the
central government in the
southern city of Reggio Cal-
abria.
RODNEY C. GOTT, chair-
man and president of AMF
Inc., received the Bnai Brith
Youth Services "National
Leisure Industry Man of the
Year" award, David M.
Blumberg, president of Bnai
Brith, announced. AMF is a
worldwide producer of lei-
sure time and industrial
products.
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The other senator who
lost his parliamentary im-
munity was Giorgio Pisano,
who is accused of writing
defaming articles against
other senators in a radical
right-wing magazine, "Can-
dido."
Parents Schedule
Night of Gaines
Parents Without Partners
of the Jewish Center will
sponsor a games night 8:30
p.m. Sunday at the 10 Mile
branch. Prizes will be award-
ed and refreshments will be
served.
For information, call group
services at the Center, 341-
4200.
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Friday, May 18, 1973-35
Young Pianist
at Art Institute
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Neal Goren,
14-year-oid
pianist, will perform 8 p.m.
Sunday in the lecture hall of
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
A former student of Julius
Chajes, Neal has won awarfl:;
at Interlochen National
sic Camp and was the
ner of the Michigan
posers Competition of 197 .
He appeared as guest soloi
with the Southfield, Junior
Symphony Orchestra. A
freshman at the Interlochen
Arts Academy, Neal is the
son of Ralford Goren of
Greenview Ave., Southfield.
Junior Division
to Host Haber
Dr. William Haber, advis-
er to the executive officers
and professor of economics
at the University of Michi-
gan, will speak at this sea-
Guard your leisure time— son's final lecture meeting
keep others from wasting it. sponsored by the junior divi-
sion of the Jewish Welfare
Federation 8 pm. Thursday
at the United Hebrew Schools
administration b u i l d i n g.
Haber, who has spoken to
the division for the past two
consecutive years, is return-
ing by request of the mem-
bers, according to series
chairman Richard J. Mad-
din. All interested young
adults are invited.
'trip by phone.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
VATICAN CITY (JTA) —
Pope Paul VI and the leader
of the Coptic Church, Pope
Shenouda III of Alexandria,
Members of the AZA and
took leave of each other with BBG councils will participate
a thought for Palestinian in a Jewish National Fund
refugees and the hope of a Blue Box collection day 1
"just solution" to the Middle p.m. May 27 beginning at the
East crisis. Pope Paul also JNF office, 22100 Greenfield,
told Shenouda he would con- Oak Park. Refreshments will
sider it a "privilege" to go be served.
to Egypt in order to meet
Coptic Christians there.
BBYO announces the elec-
In a final communique, tion of the following chapter
the two churchmen said "our presidents: Paul Sherman,
thoughts reach out to the Akiba AZA; Mike Berman,
thousands of suffering and Einstein AZA; Mike Fink,
homeless Palestinian people. Goode AZA; Richard Kamen,
We deplore any misuse of Herzl AZA, Windsor; Ed
religious arguments for Colbert, Kishon AZA; Sam
political purposes in this Shamie, Rose AZA; Gini
area. We earnestly desire Kaufman, Dalyah BBG, Li-
and look for a just solution
for the Middle East crisis so
that true peace with justice
should prevail . . ."
The communique said Paul
and Shenouda have decided
to establish a joint commis-
sion to study eventual unity
between their churches,
which have been separated
for 15 centuries.
vonia; Linda Janis, Free-
Vatican sources said many man- BBG; Helene Brasch,
difficulties stood in the way Na'im BBG; Sheryl Kauf-
of a Papal visit to Egypt, man, RaMBaM BBYO, Flint;
but that the invitation is Amy Goldfaden, Shalom-
being considered along with Aviv BBG; Cindy Armeland,
many others. The Pope has Yachad BBG, Windsor; and
visited two Arab countries: Laura Rogoff, Zangwill BBG.
the then-Jordanian part of
Jerusalem in 1964 before
BBYO
announces the ap-
.
crossing over to Israel, and pointment
of Mrs. Ila Schon-
he stopped briefly in Lebanon berg of Plymouth as adviser
he his way to Bombay later
that year. The Vatican has to are
Shalom-Aviv
There
openings for BBG.
advisers
in
full diplomatic relations with both AZA and BBG groups.
Egypt.
Interested persons may apply
at the BBYO office, 354-6113.
The appointment of NOR-
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The
Michigan
BBYO
board
director for the Midwest for
the American Committee for of directors will hold its next
meeting 8 p.m. May 31 at
Shaare Zedek Hospital in Je- the BBYO office.
rusalem was announced
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jointly by Max Stern, chair-
Arnold
J.
Weiner,
Michi-
man of the board, and Ben
W. Abraham, executive vice- gan Region BBYO director,
president of the American has been appointed tour di-
rector for the District 6 Is-
committee.
rael Summer Institute. The
study tour will leave New
York July 1. Applications for
BY POPULAR DEMAND!
the seven-week tour are still
Now Booking . . .
being accepted at the BBYO
office.
ED BURG
t o take
Michigan Bell
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Evening rats are for direct
dialed. station-to-station calls Sunday through Friday. 5 p m. to 11 p m.
They also apply to station-to-station calls placed with an operator where
direct dialing facilities are not available.
Open auditions f or a
vaudeville show will be held
8 p.m. June 12, 14, and 18
in the Southfield Parks and
Recreation Building, spon-
sored by the SOUTHFIELD
COMMUNITY P L A YE R S.
Adults and teen-agers age 12
and over are eligible. Talent
is needed in singing, danc-
ing, comedy, instrumental,
magic and variety. Back-
stage help also is needed.
The show will be presented
Sept. .14 and 15 at the new
Southfield amphitheater. Old-
time movies also will be
shown. For information, con-
tact Lori Matoff, 557-2378 or
Joan Bloch, 352-1932. The
Southfield Community Play-
ers is looking for directors
for fall productions. Re-
sumes may be sent to Lori
Matoff, 28013 Selkirk, South-
field.