28—Friday, April 12, 1974 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Senior Adult Events at Center Branch The Jewish Center 10 Mile branch will have programs for senior adults beginning with the J e-w i s h Literary Hour program 1 p.m. Mon- day when Samuel Hochman, past president of the Center Culture Club, will give read- ings from great Jewish au- thors. He will give a second reading ' 1 p.m. April 29. MAX SCHRUT Mrs. Rose Rubenstein will review "How to Be a Jewish Mother" by Dan Greenberg 1 p.m. April 22. The Senior Adult Council will hold two programs in the Friday lecture series begin- ning 1 p.m. May 3 at the branch when Mrs. Merle Harris, campaign chairman of the Allied Jewish Cam- paign-Israel Emergency Fund's women's division will speak on "Israel's Current Needs." On May 10, Msgr. Clement Kern of Holy Trinity Church will speak on "A Priest's View of Israel "at 1 p.m. Senior adults are invited to attend the press review group at 10:30 a.m. daily followed by luncheon at noon. ior" quality photographs and fast seryice call me at 398- 3664 Music & Entertainment kgq ... k doe the 1401 dizatumil Me 4401 duce ■■ of .'SCUP u~ tllt Weddings • Bar Mitzvas BY CHARLOTTE DUBIN the Greek Orthodox church, blackmail that will bring our 642-1039 Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum he added, is the pressure by economy to a halt. "We've become a resource- can point to many successes the Syrian Orthodox prelate, in Christian-Jewish dialogue who has strong ties to ex- dependent economy, implying under his tutelage as national tremists in the Arab Ortho- that when people begin com- WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? peting for jobs, the possibil- director of the interreligious dox church. EXCURSIVE In his remarks at the Epis- ities of intergroup conflict affairs division of the Amer- starcamanza copal Diocese gathering, become greater. We must ican JeWish Committee. 11 BROKER To his sorrow, however, Rabbi Tanenbaum warned keep the lines of communi- cation open and press the im- that Christians and Jews there has been no progress CALL 559-8333 in his effort to build Jewish- must combat the political portance of the need of shar- ing the economic burden Muslim communication. One blackmail posed by the new AETNA REALTY CO, equitably. example was the failure of Arab superpowers with tre- 24469 Greenfield Rd. "Anti-Semitism hasn't man- Southfield the local Imam of the Islamic mendous oil wealth. He said ifested itself in any special the "illusion of pan-Islam" church to respond to an in- vitation to discuss with Rabbi must be exposed to "the lib- way, except for the fringe ac- The Best To You Tanenbaum and other religi- erals and third-world special- tivity that must be watched," Rabbi Tanenbaum said. "Our ists," who may be unaware ous leaders "The Unfinished Agenda in Interfaith Rela- of how little the wealthy (AJCommittee) work of 20 to 30 years of dialogue has held tions" last week at the Epis- Arab countries have contrib- up well. I think most Ameri- uted toward the starving copal Diocese. Rabbi Tanenbaum told The third-world Moslem nations. cans have refused to buy R a b b i Tanenbaum also easy answers." Jewish News that the AJC ... VII began an unpublicized dia- warned that the energy crisis FOR 11.1. in the U.S. is only "the tip F RE TONE logue three years ago be- Ott ISM %ti JEWELRY tween Jewish and Islamic of the iceberg" as America erjWiti.1;v BIG BANGS OR scholars "in an effort to sort confronts a series of major Remounting, Jetvelry & Watch Repa-iringl SMALL COMBOS out the relationship, histor- shortages in raw materials. SUITE 364 ADVANCE BLDG. "The Arabs have begun to 23077 Greenfield at 9 Mile ically, religiously and socio- (313)..557-180 logically, between Judaism demonstrate that they can twist the tiger by the tail and and Islam." Held with scholars from get away with it. America Iran. Indonesia, Pakistan must recognize if it caves in and Turkey, the dialOgue to that kind of intimidation, "started positively and con- it will expose us to the same structively," said Rabbi Tan- Formerly Bardha Salon enbaum. "There was a feel- Israeli Artist ing of breakthrough, that 16500 North Park Drive, both groups could profit in From U.S. to Show North Park Towers exploration for the future." Paintings Here However, shortly before the The public is invited to a Yom Kippur War, he said, the effort had to be termin- champagne reception Thurs- ated. "Tremendous pressure day evening to mark the open- Hair had been brought to bear by ing of a one-man show fea- the Palestinians and by Arab turing the works of Arthur Christians and Muslims who Bressler of Haifa at the Gal- threatened to excommuni- cate the scholars from Mus- Six Minutes Carefree Styling lim scholarship. They (the Manicuring - Pedicuring - European Facials scholars) apologized, but they had no _ choke; they Come in and see Mr. Sait would have been totally iso- lated." for apps. Rabbi Tanenbaum said he continues to maintain contact with several of them, and hopes that these "victims of Sale Sale • Sale • politics" one day will be able to resume contact with the- a Jewish community. In Israel, he said, there is A SubLIR6AN a "circumspect, limited com- • • • munication," but here, too, c.r) Arab terrorists have taken a 0 ARTHUR BRESSLER their toll. CD Rabbi Tanenbaum's recent erie de Bbicourt. The show • report that the Vatican has will continue through May 4. given up its 1947 position call- Bressler's life, since he was 0 ing for the internationaliza- 18, has been devoted to paint- con- tion of Jerusalem was firmed in a memo' received ing and teaching. Born in Brooklyn, he stud- from "a representative in CD Europe who visited Rome ied on a scholarship at the last week," he told The Jew- Art Students League in New to York, and in his fourth year ish News. The controversial report, received the coveted McDow- cu which had been denied by a ell Travelling _ Fellowship a which included one year of Vatican spokesman almost as study in Europe, and a one- soon as it was issued, calls only for the internationaliza- man exhibition at the Art 4i0 tion of the holy places' in Students League. He has since had several Jerusalem, Rabbi Tanen- The great look one-man shows and exhibited In baum said. of polyester gabardine. • in many group shows, includ- "A number of years ago," Just one of three in CD our collection. be added, "Chief Rabbi ing the prominent Butler An- Style shown available a Yaacov Herzog and I helped . nual. Since 1970 he has lived 41) in white, powder blue, draft an international cov- in Israel where he is a mem- shrimp, mint and yellow. enant for the holy places. It ber of the Artists Association • was accepted by the Vatican and has exhibited at the Ritz cu secretary of state, but the Gallery and the Abba Khou- 0 4./1 shy Center in Haifa. Armenian and Greek Ortho- He and his wife, Barbara, • dox churches objected" be- cause of their ownership of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O George C. Parzen of- Detroit, so much of the land. 0 Rabbi Tanenbaum said the are touring in this country. 4." coolidge cor. 9 mile internal problems of the He is the son of Joseph Bres- • Oak Park Christian and Muslim sler of New York City and A&P shopping center - CI) the late Esther Bressler. His ---• churches must be resolved a O open daily 9:30 to 5:30 Sot. 'til 6 before any progress can be late uncle, Max Bressler, was Sunday noon 'til 6 CD made in relations with other -a former national president faiths. 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