THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40—Friday, Nov. 23, 1973
Sen. Hart Backs Aid for Israel
Bnai Buth
Activities
only if a strategic balance of
power is maintained. So long
as the Soviet Union resup-
plies the Arab forces, we
must replenish Israel in
HENRY MORGENTHAU
order to maintain a parity of
CHAPTER will hold a lunch-
arms.
eon meeting 12:30 p.m.
"Beyond that we must do Wednesday at the home of
all we can, through action Mrs. Nathan Brodsky, 20980
in the United Nations and Corztitution, Southfield. A
unilateral negotiations with program featuring slides of
the Soviet Union, to bring Israel will be presented. Mor-
about a cease-fire and nego- genthau Lodge and Chapter
will hold a joint Hanuka latke
tiations."
party and square dance 8
p.m. Dec. 1 at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Jim Schul-
teis will be caller. There is
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an admission charge. For res-
ervations, call Leslie Kay,
To help answer vital questions, we have called upon 968-4483, or Mrs. Olshansky,
trained counselors from the Jewish Family and Chil- 543-2039.
dren's Service. Other resources will be called upon as
problems arise in other areas. Address queries to "Advise
Bnai Brith Issues
Me," care of The Jewish News, 17515 W. Nine Mile, South-
Flyer on Energy Use
field 48075.
WASHINGTON—Bnai Brith
My husband insists I write in his own bed in spite of'his began distribution through
to you so that we can settle objections which may be its 2,300 local units of an il-
a problem which is out of very vocal.
lustrated flyer with advice to
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hand. Our 3-year-old boy
a famil:7 on ways of conserv-
ends up sleeping with us al-,
I babysit for a very nice ing energy in its household.
most every night. It started family. My problem is I The handbill was developed
six months ago when he think they have a problem in cooperation with the U.S.
would wake and cry. It was and they don't know it and Energy Policy Office and
hard to settle him down and I'd like to help but I don't published by Bnai B'rith's
so we would take him into know what to do. The 11-year- community services depart.
our bed. Now he doesn't even old showed me some pills—he ment.
call us but when we wake up, says a friend gave them to
The handbill suggests ways
there he is. I feel he will him and a lot of kids in
stop when he is ready. He school take them to feel good. of conserving oil, gas and
must be scared and so he I told him he could feel good electricity in the family use
needs to come to us. My hus- without the pills, but I think of automobiles, home heat-
band says we should stop maybe there is something ing and kitchen and laundry
him now. What do you think? more I should do. Any ideas? appliances.
For copies of the handbill,
—Nervous Babysitter
—Mother
write the Bnai Brith commu-
Dear
Nervous
Babysitter,
Dear Mother,
nity and veteran services de-
No one likes to be an in- partment, 1640 Rhode Island
Your son was probably
former,
but
you
were
hired
Ave. NW, Washington, D.C.
scared by the usual 2 1/2-year-
a protective person. When 20036.
old anxieties when he first as
started this behavior but by the youngster showed you the
now he is continuing it be- pills on his own, he was ob-
The years teach much
uneasy about them which the days never know—
cause it is pleasurable. It is viously
and
asking
for
help.
I
do
not a healthy state of affairs think you should discuss it Ralph Waldo Emerson.
for either him or for you and with his parents. This is a
your husband. Firmly and
potentially dangerous situa-
gently see to it that he sleeps tion
and he needs his parents'
Senator Philip A. Hart, in
a statement addressed to
Louis Panush, chairman of
public affairs of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, reaf-
firmed his strong stand in
support of U.S. assistance to
Israel. Sen Hart wrote:
"The United States now
has begun to resupply Israel.
As I have in the past, I sup-
port that decision, for we
can buy the time needed to
heal age-old animosities and
to negotiate fair agreements
Real Kandel
Through a print shop error,
the photograph carrying the
name of Alan Kandel in last
week's Jewish News was, in
fact, of Irving Bernstein.
Kandel, shown here, is the
director of social planning
of the Detroit Jewish Wel-
fare Federation. He was
honored as a quarter-century
member of the Association
of Jewish Community Organ-
izations Personnel, at the
general assembly of the
Council of Jewish Federa-
tions and Welfare Funds in
New Orleans.
If a man combats the
wave, it overpowers him. If
he permits it to roll over
him, the wave passes on.—
Peskita Zutarti Bereshit.
Larry Freedman
Orchestra and Entertainment
647-2367
Advise Me
Dr. Jacob Lassner Maryland Hillel GI
to Give Update on Grant for Journal
COLLEGE PARK, Md.
Mideast Situation The
Bnai Brith Hillel Fc
The annual lecture on Is-
rael sponsored by Bnai Brith
Tikvah Lodge and Chapter
will be given by Prof. Jacob
Lessner, chairman of the de-
partment of Near Eastern
languages and literature at
Wayne State University, 8:30
p.m. Thursday at the Zionist
Cultural Center.
The topic will be "An Up-
date on the Middle East
Situation."
Robert S o p e r, program
chairman, said Dr. Lassner
will discuss the implications
of the Oct. 22 United Nations
resolution in the negotiations
for exchange of prisoners
and territorial adjustments.
Dr. Lassner received his
PhD degree from Yale Uni
versity in 1963 on Islamic
Aramaic and Hebrew lan-
guages and literatures.
The free lecture is open to
the public. Refreshments will
be served. Bernard Panusb
will introduce the speaker.
I
dation at the University
Maryland has been awar
a $5,000 grant from the
sociated Jewish Charities
Welfare Funds of galtin
to begin publication of P
erary journal for the 4
Jewish students on caner'
The grant, in two ant
installments, is from
Harry Greenstein Memo
Award, which each year
locates funds "for the &
opment of an inn(' `ive
or to underwrite spe
program of study."
Virtue has never beet,
respectable as money.-7-41
Twain.
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AUXILIARY will meet 8:30
p.m. Monday at the home of
Mrs. Alice Lubin, 13601 Ken-
wood, Oak Park. A jewelry
demonstration and refresh-
ments will follow a short
business meeting, announces
the president, Mrs. Charles
Hauptman. For information,
call Mrs. Lubin, 548-6417.
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BLOCH-ROSE AUXILIARY
will hold a mini-auction 8:30
p.m. Tuesday at the JWV
headquarters. Proceeds will
go to the Israel Emergency
Fund. For information, call
the president, Dorothy Gold-
berg, 548 6850, or the JWVA
office, 559-5680. Friends are
invited. Members are asked
to bring cans of staples for
needy families. Refreshments
and a social hour will follow.
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Hanuka Decorating
Session Is Planned
Ladies Auxiliary, Depart-
ment of Michigan, will host a
Hanuka decoration - making
demonstration, open to the
public, 1 p.m. Dec. 2 at the
Jewish War Veterans Me-
morial Home.
Materials will be furnished,
and guests are requested by
demonstrator Molly Storman
to bring scissors and a stap-
ler. Refreshments will he
served. For information and
reservations, call the JWV
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