THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14 Friday, March 28, 1975
Independence Week Events
' The Metropolitan Council
of Young Israel in conjunc-
tion with the Religious Zion-
ists of America will hold a
formal holiday worship
service on the eve of Israel
Independence Day.
Preceding the holiday
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Arab Hospitality May Have Ulterior Motive for U.S.
worship a Yom Hazikaron
(Day of Remembrance) cer-
emony will be held at Young
Israel of Oak-Woods, 6:45
p.m. April 15.
A festive holiday dinner
will follow. For dinner res-
ervations, call Young Israel
of Oak-Woods, 398-1177.
Cong. Be* th *Ab*raham-Hil-
lel will have a musical pro-
gram in honor of Israel In-
dependence Day 8 p.m.
April 6. Israeli music and
dances, and typical Israeli
food will be featured. For
information and reserva-
tions call the synagogue,
851-6880.
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)
Arabs are noted for their
hospitality. So the legend
has it. The late Dr. Nelson
Glueck, the one-time presi-
dent of the Hebrew Union
College, famous for his ar-
chaeological work — espe-
cially noted for his discovery
of the site of the copper
mines of King Solomon —
had an interesting little ex-
perience with this hospital-
ity.
One day Dr. Glueck was a
guest at dinner of an Arab
chieftain. Everything went
along breezily until the end
of the dinner. Then Dr.
Glueck noted his host be-
came very taciturn and even
looked a bit sullen. Later he
discovered that he had com-
mitted what the Arabs re-
garded as a social sin — he
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Pearl — Mary — Linda
had not belched at the end
of the dinner.
The belch signifies to the
host that the guest has not
been shortchanged — that
he has had a fully satisfying
meal.
The one-time veteran
Zionist, Julius Haber,
wanted to rent an Arab-
owned building in Jerusa-
lem for a movie picture
house. The owner invited
him to his home.
"Let us have some coffee,"
said the Arab owner. The
coffee was brought and the
two drank. "How much rent
do you want?" asked Haber.
"Listen," said the Arab,
"you want the building? It is
yours. Why talk about it?
Let's talk about Jerusalem
instead. The city is growing,
isn't it?"
So the two talked about
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economy and the continuing
Mideast crisis, the spring
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Funds were held recently in
Atlanta at the Fairmont
Hotel where Jewish com-
munal leaders and federa-
tion executives from North
America assessed the full
range of concerns and prior-
ities of their communities at
home, overseas, and in Is-
rael.
Jewish Education
for Disabled Urged
NEW YORK — Based on
the belief that a quality
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gral to the development of a
learning disabled child as it
is for any other Jewish
youngster, the Board of
Jewish Education of
Greater New York has
started a new special educa-
tion program, which will
provide both assistance to
ongoing Jewish special edu-
cation programs, and organ-
ize new classes where
needed.
Through a grant from the
program development fund
of the Federation of Jewish
Philanthropies, the special
education program has thus
far distributed grants to 11
Jewish education programs
for children with learning
disabilities at schools lo-
cated throughout Greater
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now enriched Arabs on
some visitors. A U.S. Sen-
ator, it says, accepted a
diamond necklace for his
wife. It was subsequently
returned, but only follow-
ing exposure of the wide-
spread violations of the
U.S. anti-gift credo.
Perhaps Arab hospitality
might better be shown by
not demanding such exces-
sive prices for their oil. The
price of a commodity, as one
economist recently noted,
should reflect the cost o
production. However, the
price demanded by the Ar-
abs for oil is put at 40 times
the cost of production.
CJFWF Parley Cites Jewish
Needs on Worldwide Scale
Participating were more
than 200 representatives
from some 65 Jewish com-
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the growth of Jerusalem for
half an hour. Then Haber
said: "About that building,
how much rent do you
want?" "Why talk about it?"
replied the Arab. "You want
it, it's yours," he repeated.
"Let's have some more cof-
fee."
About midnight, Haber
said, "Listen, I've got to go
home. How much rent?"
Then Haber said the Arab
asked an amount that was
staggering — and after all
this talk of you want it —
it's yours.
We recalled these stories
after reading about the
gifts being lavished by the
The classes, geared to fur-
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children with learning prob-
lems in the auditory and
perceptual motor areas, are
primarily based in local con-
gregational schools. The
grants will be utilized both
to defray parental costs and
to purchase specialized
equipment.
For information, contact
Dr. Bennett Rackman at the
Board of Jewish Education,
426 W. 58th St., New York,
N. Y. 10019.
United States and Canada,
with a large contingent
from the Southern region.
Among the highlights of
the meetings was a report
on the present status of
community federated cam-
paigns which, as of the end
of February, have raised
almost $230 million for lo-
cal, national and worldwide
Jewish needs.
At the meeting of the
Overseas Services Com-
mittee, Max M. Fisher,
chairman of the Jewish
Agency, Inc., and I. L.
Kenen, chairman of the
American Israel Public
Affairs Committee, re-
viewed recent develop-
ments in Jerusalem and
Washington.
Federation concern for
the improvement of govern-
mental standards in private
levels of care for the elderly
in proprietary nursing
homes, and for the safe-
guarding of governmental
health and welfare service
programs were the focus of
the joint meeting of the
committee on services to the
aged and the urban affairs
and public welfare commit-
tee.
The newly-constituted
national planning commit-
tee for Jewish education and
culture explored effective
means for the development
of comprehensive national
services and; leadership in
the field that takes into ac-
count existing organiza-
tional structures.
Illegal Settlers
Jailed for Break-In >-...
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Police arrested 35 members
of the militant Gush Emu-
nim settlers movement after
they tried to break into the.
prime minister's office
where the cabinet was meet-
ing in special session on the
current negotiations for a
second-stage disengagement
accord in Sinai.
All were released after
questioning. The militants
were part of a group of
about 60 Gush Emunim fol-
lowers who attempted to
establish a settlement near
Sebastia on the West Bank
west of Nablus but were for-
cibly removed by soldiers.
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