DETROIT JEWISH NEWS r Campers to Meet
,' January 25, 1974-31 j
Shalom Campers will have
an organizational meeting 8
p.m. Sunday at the home of
,P, BALLET, ACROBATIC
kges 3 thru High School or
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Jacobs,
1RNING NURSERY PROGRAM
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Ages 3 thru 5
For information, call the
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Fr. Clement Henry Kern is shown here receiving a
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Dr. Sidney Z. Leib, Fr. Kern, Dr. Sanford Bennett, Dr. I
Lester Zeff and Fr. Joseph Illavacek.
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Two-Faith Tribute to Israel
Draws on Bible at ZOD Rally

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Jan. 27-3:30 p.m. — Dance Concert at Jewish Center,
featuring Festival Dancers and Young Dancers
Guild. Tickets. 341-4200.
27-8 p.m.—"From Shtetl to Stage Door" musical show
at Temple Israel. Free tickets. UN 3-7769.
28-8:30 p.m. — "The Reform Response," lecture at
Birmingham Temple. Admission. 477-0177.

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Machpelah Case Delayed. , Data
. Souffht by Plaintiff Svnacroffue
tr.

Oakland County Circuit Beth Jacob-Mogain Abra-
Court Judge James Thorburn ham, said a number of Jew-
has postponed until March ish News readers have come
Father
Clement
Henry Hlavacek, and he called 28 the court date for
fora suit forward since the appear-
Kern of the Most Holy Trin- him, too, to the platform— contesting control of Mach- ance of his appeal for addi-
ity Rectory of Detroit, noted to read the prophecy, from pelah Cemetery.
tional background on the
Danny
for his liberalism and his as- Jeremiah 31 . 10-14
Martin
sociation with the trade un-
His enthusiasm stretched ' The suit was brought by origins of Machpelah.
Silverstein said he will
ions, told of the thrills he had considerably when he also two founding congregations
in visiting Israel, after he called to the platform, at the of the Ferndale cemetery follow up all leads that are
Watch and Jewelry Repair Service Center
was honored by Histadrut Zionist Cultural Center, Rab- against Royal, Theodore and supplied to him and his at-
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last year. in an address to bi Moses Lehrman, to read Edwin Oppenheim, and Al- torney. John Rogers. Those
Specializing in 14 8 18 kt. Gold and Diamonds
the Zionist Organization of the Psalm (48) of Thanksgiv- wyn Freeman. (The latter is with information may call
Advance Bldg., Suite 354, corner of 9 Mile & Greenfield
a brother-in-law of Royal Silverstein at 557-6350.
Detroit, Jan. 17.
ing to Jerusalem.
Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-3
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Oppenheim. Last week, The
Other founders of the 63-
It
was,
thus,
a
joint
Catho-
He had with him a compan-
ion on that journey, Fr. Joe , lic-Jewish acclamation to the Jewish News, using informa- year-old cemetery were Bnai
builders of Israel, and Fr. , tion in the plaintiffs brief, Israel-Beth Yehudah
and
Kern kept emphasizing that incorrectly referred to Free- Shaarey Zedek (then Ortho-
he and his associate felt "we man as a son-in-law of the dox), the latter withdrawing
had come home" when they, late David Oppenheim, whose from the partnership' in 1913.
came to the Holy Land. sons now claim cemetery * -4- *Ir
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He described his Israel trusteeship.)
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Abraham Silverstein, presi-
visit as "a pilgrimage of
• CARICATURES
of plaintiff congregation
faith, of joy and inspiration.''
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"Israel," he said, - is an -
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Fr. Kern deplored certain
anti-Israel feelings in some I
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SEYMOUR
SCHWARTZ
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A large group holding
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Organization of America —;
parent organization of the
Zionist Organization of De-
troit, for 25 years and more,
were presented with certifi-
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Dr. Sanford Bennett pre-
sided at the cultural portion
SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION
of the program, Dr. Lester
Zeff at the membership
function honoring the pioneer i
members, and Dr. Sidney Z.
Leib, ZOD president, pre-
sided and joined in honoring
the pioneers.

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