Book Fair Opens This Weekend

' Workmen's Circle Aid THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Among the membership, Friday, -November 9, 1973-5
and branches of Workmen's
of Nov. 18-25. Her residency Circle of Detroit $33,000 was
will begin with two concerts raised for a contribution to
RED
the Israel Emergency Fund.
during the Book Fair.
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On Nov. 18, at 2:30 p.m.,
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turing "The Yemenite Wed-
PARTIES. SIZES 6 to 44
ding," "Kingdom of Spirit,"
THANK You
and the "Dybbuk of Aden."

Books, speakers, dance and
theater performances will
fill the calendar of activities
planned for the 22nd annual
Jewish Book Fair at the
Jewish Center opening Satur-
day and running through
Nov. 18.
Featured as a speaker this
year is famed Nazi war
criminal hunter and author
Simon Wiesenthal. His ap-
pearance 8 p.m. Tuesday is
being co-sponsored by the
Jewish National Fund and
Zionist Organization of De-
troit.
-iesenthal, who pursued
'ph Eichmann, architect
or the Nazi Genocide plan,
also has been responsible for
the capture of more than
1,000 other Nazi war crim-
inals.
For more than 25 years,
ever since Allied troops
freed him from Mauthausen
concentration camp in Aus-
tria, Simon Wiesenthal has
been gathering evidence
against those responsible for
the extermination of 6,000,000
Jews, as well as 5,000,000
Czechs, P o 1 e s, Russians,
Dutch, French and other
nationals.
As head of the Documenta-
tion Center in Vienna, Wies-
enthal is still working on
several hundred active cases
of wanted mass murders.
Wiesenthal, a trained archi-
tect, has completed a new

book, "Sails of Hope: the Writings of Bialik," co-spon-
Secret Mission of Christopher sored by the Center's He-
Columbus."
brew department.
Miron is professor of He-
David Schoenbrun, CBS brew literature at the Uni-
correspondent and author of versity of Tel Aviv and the
"The New Israelis," who Hebrew University and has
will open the Book Fair 8:30 served as a visiting professor
p.m. Saturday, will bring his at Columbia.
family for the weekend. Be-
sides his wife, he will be
Despite the cancellation of
accompanied by his daughter
and son-in-law, Lucy and an appearance Monday eve-
Robert Szekely, who co- ning by actress Ida Kamin-
MURRY KOBLIN ADV.
154 SOUTH WOODWARD
Concert tickets are on sale
authored Schoenbrun's book ska, who was injured in an
BIRMINGHAM MI 2-4150
at
the
Center.
and who are back from cov- automobile accident, the Yid-
ering the Mideast war. The dish Committee of the Jew-
topic 10:30 a.m. Sunday will ish Center will meet at 8:30
be "The Attitude of the p.m. to present an Hazkarah
Young Israelis After the in memory of Yiddish and
Hebrew poet Aaron Zeitlin.
Yom Kippur War."
Wolf Snyder and Morris
The Sunday presentation
will be one of two events for Nobel will discuss "The Life
students sponsored by the and Works of the Great
Michigan Association of Jew- Poet," and Mrs. Morris
ish College Students. The Friedman will do a reading
second event is scheduled for of Zeitlin's works.
Cantor Louis Klein will
7 p.m. Nov. 17 when Prof.
Dan Miron of Columbia Uni- render a memorial prayer,
versity will speak on "The and the meeting will be pre-
sided over by Rabbi Ben-
Critics of Israeli Society."
Both events will be held at jamin Gorrelick.
The program will be in
the Jewish Center, which will
allow students to browse Yiddish and is open to the
through the books on sale. public.
The Israeli-born Miron also
will deliver an address 10:30
Yiddish Theater again will
a.m. Nov. 18 on "Israeli and appear on stage at the Jew-
American Jewish Culture," ish Book Fair in a special
co-sponsored by the Jewish performance 8:30 p.m. Nov.
Parents Institute. Later that 17. Chayele Ash and Com-
afternoon, at 4, Miron will pany will present songs and
speak in Hebrew on "The sketches in Yiddish, co-spon-
sored by the Yiddish Com-
mittee of the Jewish Center.
Tickets are on sale at the
BOOK FAIR SCHEDULE
Center.
Nov. 10-15
Miss Ash, whose parents
Nov. 10— 8:30 p.m.—David Schoenbrun
were well-known performers
11-10:30 a.m.—Schoenbrun and Family
in Yiddish Theater in Bess-
—
2 p.m.—Young People's Theater
arabia, was already appear-
—
8 p.m.—Sam Levenson
Without people, Glassithui Olds would be
ing on stage at age 6. In 1940,
12— 10 a.m.—Mae Rockland
just
another vacant lot. And we'd be watching
she
joined
the
Yiddish
State
—
1 p.m.—Susan Fromberg Schaeffer
weeds grow instead of a business.
Theater in Moldavia, USSR,
— 8:30 p.m.—Yiddish Committee Hazkarah
and in 1941 studied directing
Which is Nyhy we ny to treat our
13— 10 a.m.—Robert Kimmel Smith
in Moscow with Shlomo Mik-
—
1 p.m.—Ken Hurwitz
customers well. We want you to buy your
hoels. After the war, she
—
8 p.m.—Rabbi Eugene Borowitz
GUN from us. And we know we have to make
went to Israel, where she or-
14— 10 a.m.—Dr. Theodore Gross
it worth your while. Or else.
ganized a Yiddish theater.
—
2 p.m.—Film "Golda"
People come first at Glassman Olds.
She came to the United
— 4:15 p.m.—Young People's Theater
They
have to. Or, very simply, there'd be
States
in
1962
and
settled
in
—
8 p.m.—Simon Wiesenthal
no Glassman Olds.
Philadelphia, where she has
15— 10 a.m.—Harold Kaufman
—
since appeared with her
2 p.m.—Inge Trachtenberg
theater group. The company
-
8 p.m.-----Dr. William Korey
includes Ari Fuhrmin, Abra-
ham Fuhrman, Edythe Kesil-
man and special guest Bar-
,
bara Moskow.

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Atrocities Against Israeli
POWs Are Charged

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Israeli Ambassador Yosef
Tekoah disclosed at the rally
that, in addition to an earlier
report that Syrians had mur-
dered Israeli prisoners, there
was "information of another
place where Israeli soldiers
were shot after having been
taken prisoner. In one case, an
i—nrisoned and wounded Is-
'. officer, who had difficul-
t,, alking, was shot to death."
Tekoah also said that Egypt
and Syria displayed Israeli
prisoners on television and
those prisoners were "forced
to be photographed in humil-
iating positions." He charged
Egypt and Syria with flag-
rant violations of the Geneva
Convention on treatment of
war prisoners by refusing to
transmit lists of prisoners
they held.
Sen. Jacob Javits (R.N.Y.)
told the rally that where the
United Nations rushed to en-
force a cease fire, when the
Arab armies were near col-
lapse, it did not show concern
over enforcement of the
Geneva Convention.
Mrs. Sylvia Pollack, of
New York, a mother of an
American POW in Vietnam
who was imprisoned for five

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Israeli dancer Margalit
years and eight months, Oved will be artist-in-resi-
called on the governments of dence at the Center the week
Syria and Egypt to release
the names of the Israeli
POWs, to permit the Red
Cross to visit and to start
negotiations for POW ex-
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Two Nobel Prize winners
and a dozen other American
scientists at the National In-
stitutes of Health went to the
headquarters of the Ameri-
can Red Cross Monday to
elicit its support for an ex-
change of prisoners of the
Arab-Israeli war. In the
group were Christian Anfin-
sen, who last year became a
Nobel Laureate for his dis-
covery of protein structures,
Marshall Nirenberg, who was
honored in 1968 for his genetic
code findings, and DeWitt
Stetten, director of the Gen-
eral Medical Sciences at
NIH. Jack Cohen, a biophy-
sicist who arranged the visit,
said that its purpose was to
ask the American Red Cross
to exercise its influence
through the International Red
Cross and other appropriate
agencies to persuade Egypt
and Syria "to abide by the
accepted norms of civilized
conduct in warfare."

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