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Youth
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Flint Leaders Call Upon Syrians
to Permit Jews Their Freedom

In a co-signed letter to the
permanent representative of
the Syrian Arab Republic to
the United Nations, Michael
A. Pelavin, president of the
Flint Jewish Community
Council, and Hy Klein, chair-
man of the Council's com-
munity relations committee,
called upon the ambassador
and his government to ad-
here to the Declaration of
Human Rights, and in the
name of humanity, "to pro-
vide the Jews of Syria with
the dignity deserved by any
human being. We ask you to
rescind the special laws for
Jews, and to permit them
their freedom and their right
of emigration."
The letter to the Syrian
ambassador was sent in the
wake of the recent murder
of four Syrian Jewish women
and the subsequent accusa-
tion against two respected
members of the Jewish com-
munity. The letter goes on:
"The reported arrest of the
two men along with two
Moslems for the dastardly
murders is apparently a
blood plot against an already-
suffering Syrian Jewish corn_
munity."

In the communique, Klein
and Pelavin list the principal
restrictions in force upon the
Jewish community and add
"It is inconceivable and un-
palatable to believe the gov-
ernmental fabrication of the
charge of complicity in mur
der against the two arrested
Jews. Such an affront to the
intelligence of the civilized
world and to all concepts of
justice and humanity could
only have been contrived by
a regime that has forfeited
every claim to decency."
The Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council is requesting
everyone to protest the re-
cent murders and jailings to
tire Syrian president and the
Syrian ambassador to the
United Nations:
President Hafez al Assad,
Presidential Palace, Damas-
cus, Syria; and Ambassador
Haissam Kelani, Permanent
Representative of the Syrian
Arab Republic to the United
Nations, 964 Third Ave., New
York 10022. Copies of protest
letters also should be sent to:
Hon. Kurt Waldheim, United
Nations General Secretary,
UN Building, UN Plaza, New
York 10017.

Women's Event to Host Dr. Avi-Hai

Bar Mitzva

Jerald Stuart Rosenberg,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Rosenberg, will be called to
the Torah as a Bar Mitzva
11 a.m. April 20 at Temple
Beth El.

Internat'I Institute
Passover Exhibit

April 13—Leadership Devel-home of Laurie Suber, 1700
Karen Golden, daughter of
opment Creative Parkside. Dessert and coffee Dr. and Mrs. H. Maxwell
Seder, 8 p.m., IMA will be served. Officers are: Golden, has again won a $100
Lodge, Potters President, Bebel Rittman; scholarship for entry in the
vice presidents, Regina Kirs- Flint Area Science and En-
Lake.
15—Council Executive baum, Myrna Dufford, Bar gineering Fair. Karen, a 9th
Committee, 8 p.m., bara Yale and Brenda Wis- grader at Zimmerman Junior
nudel; secretaries, Goldie High, also was awarded a
Temple Beth El.
16—ORT, 12:30 p.m., Brezinsky, Pauline Fishler U. S. Air Force award cer-
River Forest club and Laurie Suber; treasurer,
Janet Berck; chaplain, Stella
house.
CARS TO BE DRIVEN
—Bnai Brith Men's Koenig; guard, Mollie Wil-
To any /fate. Also drivars furnish-
Bowling Banquet, son; conductress, Sue Kal-
ed to •drive your car anywhere.
6:30 p.m., Grand mar; patriotic instructress,
Legally insured and I.C.C. licensed
Blanc Country Club. Peggy Braver; and historian,
DRIVEAWAY SERVICE
17—Hadassah Lunch- Carmen Rachwal. The aux-
- 9970 Grand River
eon Meeting, 12:30 iliary announced that Pass-
Detroit, Mich. 48204
p.m., Cong. Beth over packages were sent to
Flint area Jewish service-
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Israel.
—"Spectrum '74" — men.
Allen Pollack, 8
p.m., Temple Beth
El.
18—JWVA Installation,
8 p.m., home of
Laurie Suber, 1700
Parkside.
—Beth Israel Board
of Education, 8
WILSON-CRISSMAN. CADILLAC
p.m., at synagogue.
RES. 642-6836

The recent "Festivals of
Spring" sponsored by the
International Institute includ-
ed a Passover exhibit ar-
ranged by Annette Schafer,
assisted by Barbara Abram-
son.
The table was complete
with a seder plate containing
traditional symbols, matzo
and matzo cover, afikoman
in a special case, cup for
Elijah, candles and kidush
cup. In addition, there was a
display of Hagadot, a basket
of matzo for visitors to
sample and literature about
Passover.
On hand to help explain
the holiday and its customs
were Gene, Michael, Rhina
and Suzanne Griffel; Adeline
Loikrec, Leslie Schafer, Celia
Schwartz, Sharon Stein and
Barbara Yale. The exhibit
and information reportedly
were well received.

Six Million
Tribute Set

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Beth Israel Sisterhood's art
auction will take place 7:30
p.m. April 28 at the syna-
gogue. Originally scheduled
last fall, the auction was
postponed because of the
Yom Kippur War. Mrs.
Gerald Reznick and Mrs.
Jack Shaprow are co-chair-
men. Ticket chairman is
Mrs. Allan Silverton, and
publicity is being handled by
Mrs. Sidney Sorkin. The auc-
tion will be preceded by a
champagne preview. For
ticket information, call Mrs.
Silverton, 732-1712.
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ORT will elect officers at
the meeting 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the River Forest club
hotise. Coffe and dessert will
be served.

State Builder," now being
published (John Wiley and
Sons), will be followed by
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Temple Beth El Sisterhood
two more studies relating to
Ann
Lebster
Chapter of
will
present
"I
Never
Saw
modern Israel. He is visiting
Another
Butterfly"
p.m. Hadassah will gather 12:30
professor of history at the= today
at the
temple in 8 mem-
p.m. Wednesday at Cong.
Universityof Rochester, N.Y. ory of the Six Million.
Beth Israel. Program vice
Dr. Avi-Hai, who went to
president Jane Cossman an-
The
presentation
is
based
Israel from Canada in 1952,
was formerly public' affairs on the book by the same nounced that the program
secretary to Prime Minister name which includes poems, will be "But We Shall
Levi Eshkol and director of drawings and thoughts by the _Bloom," a compilation of
the overseas division of the children of the Terezin Con- contemporary Israeli poetry.
prime minister's office under centration Camp. Dr. Mar- Participants will be Emily
shall Cossman prepared the Bank s, Ellen Greidinger,
Teddy Kollek.
Judy Kasle, Melba Lewis
Dr. Avi-Hai also was the slides.
and Phyllis Powers. Ger-
"The a Life
That Disap-
Israel correspondent for the peared."
photographic
me- trude Rosenbaum is luncheon
Canadian Broadcasting Corp. morial to the Six Million, chairman for the day. Baby-
and a reporter for. the Jeru-
will be presented 8 p.m. sitter service will be pro-
vided.
Habonim Camp Has salem
Born in Post.
Canada, April
he com- 19 at the temple.
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pleted
his
doctorate
at
Co-
Registration Open
Bnai Brith Men will salute
lumbia University. Dr. Avi- Free Market Loan
Two representatives from Hai was charged with co-
its top bowlers at the annual
the Detroit Aliya Center, ordinating the prime minis- Interest at 30 Pct.
banquet 6:30 p.m. Tuesday
TEL
AVIV
(ZINS)—Israel
Michael Levy and shaliakh ter's Jerusalem Economic
at the Grand Blanc Country
Tsvika Zidner, were in Flint Conferences of 1968 and 1969 bank loans are now costing Club. Andrew Winston, presi-
recently to talk about the as well as the public sessions the borrower 19 to 20 per dent of the Bnai Brith Men's
Habonim camp program and of the 1973 economic confer- cent per annum in interest, Bowling League, announced.
plus an extra 2 per cent
midwest Camp Tavor, one of ence.
el:
charged to cover "adminis-
seven camps operated by
Dr. Avi-Hai is a member trative expenses."
Flint Auxiliary of Jewish
Habonim.
of the board of directors of
Since lines of bank credit War Veterans will install of-
The camping program in- the Jerusalem Post and hon-
cludes two four-week periods orary secretary of the Yaa- are limited by government ficers 8 p.m. Thursday at the
for youngsters age 10-16. cov Herzog Memorial Pub- regulations, many would-be
clients have to turn to the
Older campers may attend lications Committee.
"free market" where the Modiin Has Forest
both sessions.
going rate is 24 to 25 per for Late Ben-Gurion
The program is patterned
cent. On top of that they pay
MODIIN—On the rocky ter-
after a kibutz, and includes Pollack to Speak
an additional charge of 4 rain of Modiin, not far from
Hebrew study, work, ath- Wednesday Night
per cent to cover the cost of the graves of the famed Mac-
letics and discussion of
Prof. Allen Pollack will a bank guarantee demanded cabees, a forest, planted in
modern Israel and Judaism.
The staff is composed of speak for the "Spectrum by the lender as his security memory of the Prime Minis-
ter of Israel and elder states-
Habonim movement people, '74" cultural series sponsor- for repayment of the loan.
Effectively this adds up to man, David Ben-Gurion, is
most of whom have been to ed by the Flint Jewish Com-
Israel and have worked on munity Council 8 p.m. Wed- a record cost for money Of being completed. The,_forest
nesday at Temple Beth El.
30 per cent per annum, high- is part of an effort to perpet-
a kibutz.
A coffee hour following, in est ever in the Israeli econo- uate the leaders of the coun-
For information, call camp
registrar Mrs. Ethel Silberg, the social hall, is chaired by my. Bank deposits, on the try. Forests have recently
Mrs. Robert Silverman.
other hand, (minimum IL. been planted in memory of
313-968-8726.
10,000) earn interest at the Avraham Hartzfeld and Ka-
rate of 14.5 per cent yearly. dish Luz.
THE
DETROIT
JEWISH
NEWS
Friday,
April
12,
1974
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Dr. Ruth Gruber and Dr.
Avraham Avi-Hai will be
guest speakers at the Wom-
en's Institute Day April 24
at Temple Beth El, spon-
sored by the Flint Jewish
Council.
Dr. Avi-Hai is an author
and lecturer, scholar, public
servant and administrator.
After years of service in the
office of the prime minister
of Israel, Dr. Avi-Hai joined
the Hebrew University where
he was dean and provost of
the School for Overseas Stu-
dents.
His book, "Ben-Gurion:

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