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May 25, 1973 - Image 36

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1973-05-25

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36—Friday, May 25, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

ORT India Aids Bette Israel

'Oxford World Atlas' Edited by Prof. Cohen
Emphasizes Major Environmental Developments

Jewish Brigade
Forest is Named

TEL AVIV — The central
committee of the War Veter-
ans' Association in Israel will
plant a forest in honor of the
Jewish volunteers in the Pal-
estine units which served in
the ranks of the British Army
during the Second World
War, and established contact
with the survivors of the
Holocaust.
Later they formed the core
of the Jewish defense forces
during the War of Inde-
pendence.
The site of the new forest
will be on the slopes of the
Ayalon Valley not far from
the place where thousands of
Jewish volunteers did their
service with the British
armed forces, the Jewish Na-
tional Fund announced.
The forest will number
35,000 trees — one tree for
each of the Jewish volun-
teers.
The contributions for
forest were made by Jev..._.r
war veterans throughout the
world.

NEW YORK—ORT India, students progress from the
Serious attention given in
Of immense value is the
Resulting from seven years
while one of the smaller elementary to the ORT tech-
this
thorough
work
to
dis-
reference
map section and
of
research,
Oxford
Univer-
nical
high
school
sharing
the
school systems in the ORT
network, is one of the most same site—Sir Ellie Kadoo- sity Press has issued "Ox- tribution of populations, to the Gazeteer of some 65
needed programs ORT op- rie Jewish School. The girls' ford World Atlas" which con- urban changes in population large 9x14 pages which
school was made possible tains the maps of the world, and to migrations, emigre. largest cities in a classifica-
erates.
tion, tourists and tourism tion that will prove of great
Dr. William Haber, Amer- with a gift of the Danish updated to the present, with lends added significance to help to students and to those
government,
Haber
reported.
a
most
thorough
approach
to
ican ORT president, reports
the research conducted in seeking information about
the environment.
that the Indian operation is
Edited by Dr. Saul B. compiling the basic factors the world of today.
designed to fit the conditions
needed for complete atlas
These factors make this
Cohen, professor of geo-
of the Bene Israel, as the
outstanding achievement of
graphy, this volume contains preparation.
Jews of Bombay call them-
There is also the factual merit for homes, libraries
impressive data relating to
selves.
attention to political defense and schools.
the
character
and
resources
The program. begun in
NEW YORK—A two-week
and to economic trading
Thus, "Oxford World At-
1962, grew last year to a total study tour to the Interna- of the earth.
blocs.
Cohen
had
the
coop-
Prof.
las" provides details not only
of 393 students, 210 boys and tional Stamp Exhibition, "Je-
in the maps covering the
183 girls, including children rusalem 73" will take place eration of the Cartographic
universe but also back-
in primary manual training Dec. 17-31 under the aus- Department of the Claredon
grounds for assessment of
classes. Dr. Haber noted that pices of the Society of Israel Press in the preparation of
current developments.
the girls' school is an exam- Philatelists, the Judaic a thtis immense project.
Remarkable details em- By RABBI SAMUEL SILVER
ple of "social engineering," Philatelic Historical Society,
In the Gazeteer of some
being the first program in with the cooperation of other phasize the environmental (A Seven Arts Feature)
30,000 names, in the index
India to prepare girls for philatelic societies, and "Je- maps at three scales cover-
If you were to take a gal- maps and supplementary
ing the land and water sur- loping poll among the rabbis material, the prossessors of
jobs in the business world.
rusalem 73."
The origin of the Bene Is-
Arthur Cohen, commission- faces.
of America, asking them to this noteworthy atlas are
The maps of Israel, ap- name our greatest preacher, provided with means of lo-
rael community is something er general of the U.S.A. for
of a mystery. One story re- "Jerusalem 73," said the pearing with that of' Egypt, chances are that the result cating places sought, coun-
lates that the Bene Israel tour is provided for visits to includes an inserted map of would be almost unanimous. tries studied, their carto-
population, numbering about attend the International the Holy Land with Old and
Th ey would a ll chi me in graphic balances.
8,000 today, stems from Stamp Exhibition and to visit New Testament details.
Prof. Cohen has added to Private Companies
with the name, Levinthal.
seven families who were biblical towns and settle-
Rabbi Israel Levinthal is the cartographic tasks of
shipwrecked off the west ments depicted on Israeli
indeed a master homileti- Clarendon Press the author- Outstrip Public
coast of India in biblical stamps, especially places Dr. Haim Avni Gets
itative information he has Sector, Says Survey
cian.
times and found refuge there. which became famous in Simon Segal Prize
accumulated and which has
Not
only
is
he
a
pulpiteer
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Ac-
The Bene Israel speak Ma- philatelic history during the
NEW YORK — Dr. Haim
given him a position of
of
the
first
water,
but
his
cording
to a recent survey by
rati, one of the more than interim period in Israel in Avni, who heads the Latin
leadership in the ranks of
the Bank of Israel, 70 per
300 languages of the Indian 1948.
American division of the He- ingenuity in extricating from world geographers.
cent of Israel's privately-
sub-continent. Hebrew and
Arrangements have been brew University's Institute Jewish sources lessons that
owned companies are show-
English are also spoken.
made to meet with the presi- of Contemporary Jewry, has illuminate our daily life is Tough Journalist
ing profits while only 30 per
The boys' school, located dent of Israel and members been named recipient of the almost startling.
within the community's edu- of the Israeli government. first Simon Segal Prize for
Who is Levinthal? Ask Recalls Mom's Words cent are in the red.
This is in sharp contrast
cational compound, has many Exclusive philatelic souve- his doctoral thesis on the your nearest rabbi and he
HERZLIYA (ZINS)—Law-
to
the record for enterprises
will
tell
you
that
he
is
the
settlement
project
of
Baron
will
be
presented
to
the
rence
Spivak,
producer
of
nirs -
rabbi-founder of that bul- the television series "Meet in the public sector (those
de Hirsch in Argentina.
tour participants.
Though the Jewish Coloni- wark of Brooklyn Judaism, the Press," is noted for the owned by government, Hista-
The cost for the two-week
tour includes air transporta- zation Association, which he the Brooklyn Jewish Center challenging questions he puts drut, kibutzim, etc.) where
to guests who appear on his only 17 per cent are profit-
tion, itinerary, hotels, meals, established, Baron de Hirsch on Eastern Parkway.
able, while 83 per cent are
One of the originals of that show.
May 19—To Mr. and Mrs. meetings with Israeli gov- settled 3,000-5,000 Jewish
Mark Schwartz (Joanne ernment officials and souve- families who had been forced type of edifice known as the
The Jewish journalist, on losing money.
In many cases, the report
to flee Russia on agricultural "shul with a pool," Brooklyn his most recent visit to
Glazer), 14281 Hart, Oak nirs.
Park, a daughter, Risa Julie.
For those who wish to par- settlements in Argentina in Jewish Center, since 1919, Israel, where he taped a continues, these unprofitable
• * *
ticipate in the Philatelic Con- the 1890s. Announcement of has been an example of the one-hour interview with Pre- operations are hidden by out-
May 13—To Mr. and Mrs. gress and other events dur- Dr. Avni's selection was kind of all-embracing insti- mier Golda Meir, Deputy right subsidies and by hidden
conceived by Rabbi Premier Yigal Allon and subsidies in the form of gov-
Sheldon Lenter (Susan Al- ing the exhibition, an optional made here by Bertram H. tution
Mordecai Kaplan, who said Foreign Minister Abba Eban, ernment loans, repayment of
Gold,
executive
vice
presi-
10-day
economy
package
is
pert), 16996 Hilton, South-
dent of the American Jewish the Jewish community should was especially deferential in which is later waived.
field, a daughter , Nicole offered.
In analyzing the report,
For reservations and infor- Committee, which awards be "reconstructed" so that his treatment of the three.
Robyn.
A local reporter asked economists said that it is
* * *
mation, contact the nearest the annual prize in conjunc- every phase of Jewish civili-
tion with the Hebrew Uni- zation should be centrally Spivak why he went so easy common knowledgfe that no
May 12—To Mr. and Mrs. El Al office.
versity, at the concluding engendered from one demo- on the Israeli dignitaries, to one person is ever held re-
Bob Tarnow (Kathy Marton),
session of the AJC's 67th an- cratically elected body.
which Spivak replied, "Years sponsible for what happens
19841 Cherry Hill, Southfield, Arabs Urged to Run nual meeting at Hotel Wal-
Rabbi Levinthal, himself ago, the first time I invited in public enterprises, which
a daughter, Jaimi Milissa.
in Jerusalem Election dorf-Astoria.
the son of an equally leg- Abba Eban to appear on my is not possible in a privately
* * *
endary Rabbi Levinthal, of program, I had a special owned business.
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
April 24—To Dr. and Mrs: Israeli political parties are
blessed memory and of Phil- telephone call from my
Edward J. Alter (Leslie intensifying their efforts to Peled to Replace
adelphia, -7ftcently turned 85. mother. She told me, `Son,
Put your faith in deeds—
Feller), 34563 Lytle, Farm- convince Arab residents of Retired Air Force
Still vigorous, he is getting remember what you are and the world recognizes nothing
ington, a son, Todd Eric.
compliments on his latest from where you come.' "
else.
East Jerusalem to run as Commander Hod
*
et
book called "The Message of
party members for municipal
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Maj. Israel," a collection of his
To Dr. and Mrs. Eugene posts.
WEST BLOOMFIELD'S
-Kopple (Marcia Thomas),
The Labor Party, which Gen. Mordehai Hod, com- perspicacious messages and
FIRST CHILDREN'S SHOP
3256 Bloomfield Shore, West holds 16 of the 31 seats in mander of Israel's air force some nostalgic reminis-
Bloomfield, a daughter, Mi- the Jerusalem City Council for the last seven years, has cences.
retired. He is succeeded by
In one sermon Rabbi Lev-
chelle Alene.
is especially eager to have Maj. Gen. Benjamin Peled. inhtal opines that the most
a few popular Arab names
Defense Minister Moshe beautiful word ever uttered
OPEN DAILY TO 5:30
RABBI S. ZACHARIAS!! on its list.
Dayan hailed Hod as the :n Hinaynee, Hebrew for
There
are
close
to
80,000
Specialized
man who played a decisive "Here am I," and he re-
Arabs in East Jerusalem.
role in the development of minds us of the times it was
MOHEL
Until now there were no the air force, preparing it to spoken by biblical person-
In Home or Hospital
reports of any Arab list defend Israel and for achiev- ages and how important it is
running for the City Council. ing the spectacular victory for all of us to respond in
557-9666
in the opening hours of the this way when nobility calls.
In another sermon he tells
Six-Day War.
Dayan's Territory
During Hod's tenure, the us why a passage in the
REV. SIDNEY
Views Most Popular air force destroyed 623 prayer read on the Sabbath
JERUSALEM (JTA) — enemy planes, most of them :-)efore Rosh Hashana ends,
0
Fifty-nine per cent of Israelis in the early morning of June "Haverim kol Israel," com-
prefer
Moshe
Dayan's
views
rades
are
•what
all
JeN1s
5, 1967 when Israeli fighter-
Mohel
on the administered territo- bombers, in surprise attacks, .hould be to one another.
358-1426 or 357-5544
ries to Yigal Allon's, a pub- obliterated Egyptian fighter Why, he asks in the manner
lic opinion poll in Jerusalem planes on the ground.
of our sages, doesn't it say
that all should be akhim,
showed.
Rev.
Seventeen per cent pre-
brothers? Because, brothers
HERSHL ROTH ferred Allon's policies, 21.5 Independence Day
arc born, but friends we
Certified Mohel
NEWEST IN SUMMER
per cent had no view and 2.5 Tourism Rate Low
must become. Mankind must
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Ac- surge beyond blood kinship
AND CAMPING FASHION
per cent preferred other pol-
cording to tourism ministry and understand it is linked
icies.
In the "Old Orchard" Shopping Center
The poll sampled 1,212 Is- spokesmen, the 60,000 tour- together by spiritual ties.
Maple at Orchard Lake Road
raelis from all areas and ists who attended Israel's
I am happy to add my
walks of life. Among the more Independence Day celebra- tribute to this superb
e d u c a t e d sectors Allon's tion fell short of the expected preacher. He has edified
RABBI LEO
millions by his preachment;
standing rose while Dayan's 100,000.
APPAREL FOR BOYS & GIRLS
Experts say that the prin- he continues to inspire, and
fell.
cipal reason is skyrocketing we pray that the Lord Whom
INFANTS TO TEENS
E‘prrl lluhrl
master charge
BANKAMERICA80
Winning isn't everything— inflation: the high cost of he has interpreted so bril-
Ser.ing Hospital-. and li
/0
goods and services tends to liantly will continue for many
it's
just
that
losing
has
no
LI 1 9769
LI 2-4444
years to bless him.
inhibit the traveler.
future.

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