38—Friday, Dec. 27, 1974

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Dayan, Yadlin Face Protests

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TEL AVIV (JTA) — For-
mer Defense Minister Moshe
Dayan was rescued by se-
curity guards last week from
a building on the Bar-Ilan
University campus that was
beseiged by parents who
blamed him for the deaths
of their sons in the Yom Kip.
pur War.
About 200 demonstrators,
mostly women, burst through
police cordons around the
campus and surrounded the
building where Dayan was to
hive lectured on "The in-
volvement of the major
powers in Arab-Israeli rela-
tions." They prevented his
departure for more than two
hours.

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In another incident, Edu-
cation Minister Aharon Yad-
lin was hooted by Arab stu-
dents during a lecture at
Haifa University. His experi-
ence was similar to that of
Premier Yitzhak Rabin who
was heckled by Arab stu-
dents in Nazareth several
weeks ago.
When Yadlin criticized
Arab students who supported
Yasir Arafat and the Pales-
tine Liberation Organization,
he was greeted with catcalls
from Arab youths which
sparked counter shouting
from Jewish students. Arab
students rose and left the lec-
ture hall in a body. Yadlin
continued his lecture with
only Jewish students present.

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JDC Relief Ongoing Despite Economy

By JACK SIEGEL
, NEW YORK (JTA)—Jack
D. Weiler, the newly-elected
chairman of the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee, said in
an interview that the JDC
will continue its ongoing pro-
grams but will seek to help
Jews in other countries as
well.
Faced 'with conditions ex-
ternal to JDC, such as infla-
tion and the enormous re-
quirement for and within Is-
rael itself, Weiler said this
has not affected the basic
work of- the JDC.
He characterized the sixty-
year-old relief agency as
one faced with huge "prior-
ities," such as where do you
go and whom do you help
first and for this, the present
budget of just under $30 mil-
lion is hardly enough.
He reminded this inter-
viewer that in 1947 the JDC
operated on a budget of $71
million to facilitate the res-
cue and rehabilitation of
Jews surviving the Holocaust.
Today, however, a major
concern in this area is the
human needs of Jews corn-
ing out of the Soviet Union.
Of these there are three
classes. Those who are en-
route to Israel and are in
Rome. They are housed and
fed. Likewise those leaving
the Soviet Union for other
countries. However, Jews

who have emigrated from the
Soviet Union for Israel and
then left Israel, receive no
relief from JDC.
Weiler emphasized that re-
lief and transit are major
JDC emphases and that con-
centration must be kept to
workable programs with no
political side effects.
He said economic condi-
tions in the United States as
in Israel are a matter of
anxiety to the work of JDC
and that, while devaluation
in Israel has been helpful,
the inflationary process has
eaten into any benefits result.
ing from it.
Asked whether there was
any "fat" in the JDC budget,
in view of the intense con-
cern in the States today about
such matters, he said there
couldn't be especially since
it was functioning on a finan-
cial level much lower than
earlier years.
He said it was important,
nevertheless. to maintain
basic functions and cited
proudly the medical staff
working for JDC in its vari-
ous installations as part of
the total attention given to
JDC beneficiares.
Weiler ranged over the
variety and geography of
JDC's programs and when
asked how the JDC made up
its budget, he said is was
done by the Executive Com-
mittee. The actual monies

JDC then receives come from
the United Jewish Appeal in
this country and from spe-
cial funds in other countries.
Some communities are able
to take care of their own,
like the German - Jews, but
he said there would be an
examination of the JDC pro-
gram for wider and perhaps
more innovative - activity
such as in countries where
JDC at the moment is not
officially acceptable.
Weiler said he also intend-
ed to make on-the-spot visits
to key and unsual JDC in-
stallations from which he
will report directly through
the media rather than only
assembling a report for later
circulation. Meanwhile, he
pointed out, JDC aid to the
bodies and souls of Jews con--
tinues at the same concen-
trated pace.

Moon Crater Named
for Israeli Scientist

REHOVOT — Recently is-
sued Lunar maps bear the
name of the late Weizmann
Institute scientist Aharon
Katzir-Katchalsky, who was
murdered by terrorists at
Lydda Airport on May 30,
1972.

According to the U.S. Na-
tional Aeronautics and Space
Administration's Lunar Pro-
grams Office, both the crater
and the map-sheet bearing
the crater and its surround-
ing area have been designed,
as Katchalsky.

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CAIRO—Jews living in Eg- Science Monitor news ser-
ypt now number about 500- vice, in both Cairo and Alex
a tiny remnant of a once ndria, the Jewish communi-
wealthy and powerful com- ties depend heavily on in-
munity. Tham who remrain come from property, which
are nearly all elderly and re- has not been disturbed by the
tired.
government.
The exodus of Jews from
In Alexandria,, a small
Egypt, according to news monthly grant goes to nearly
sources, "has been less an every Jew, according to need.
escape from persecution than
former Jewish school
the tragedy of a successful Some
are used by the
and wealthy minority caught buildings
Egyptian Government, which
in the cross fire between their pays
rent to the Jewish com-
ethnic coreligionists in Israel munity.
and their hosts of several
Cairo's Adli St. Synagogue,
centuries' duration:"
The exodus of Egyptian the only one• open in the city,
Jews did not start immedi- has a laite number, of prayer
ately after the 1948 war. Ac- books and Torah scrolls en-
cording to one member of the cased •in silver and inlaid
community, "After 1948 there mother-of-pearl cases.
were no intensive official
hard feelings. On the con- Israel Statement
trary, Jews were respected
on Atomic Warhead
and appreciated."
A full exodus was sparked Supply a Warning?
by the invasion of Sinai in
JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
1956. Many Jews were tem-
_porarily interned and their President Ephraim Katzir's
property sequestered. By 1967 statement to foreign journal-
about 5,000 Jews left Egypt. ists that his country is cap-
The six-day war spelled the able of producing atomic
virtual end of the commu- warheads has evoked a strong
reaction in both the local and
nity.
According to the Christian foreign press.
Commentators remark that
this is the first time a high-
Institute Advisers
ranking Israeli official has
NEW YORK A program confirmed that the Jewish
to 'strengthen the quality of state possesses the means
Jewish family life in the Un- for producing atomic weap-
ited States and Canada was ons. One Weizmann Insti-
helped by the appointment of tute scientist and a well-
a group of experts by the In- known Israeli jurist have
stitute for Jewish Life, a divi- publicly called for President
sion of the Council of Jewish Katzir's resignation.
Federations and Welfare
Western European diplo-
Funds.
mats, however, believe that
The appointment of an ad- Katzir's statement was
visory group, under the pro- cleared by his government.
visional chairmanship of Dr. They believe the intent was
Bernard Reisman of Brandeis to issue a clear warning to
University, followed the vote the Arab countries that they
of the delegates to the gen- must refrain from bombing
eral assembly in Chicago to Israeli civilian centers with
extend the Institute for Jew- their long-range SCUD rock-
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