THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
U.S. Pledges Action Against Nazis Here
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
The head of the U.S. Immi-
- gration and Naturalization
Service pledged that he
would increase the number
of Department of Justice
investigators seeking the 33
Nazis still living in America.
Retired Gen. Leonard
Chapman had testified
about the four to 12 million
Israel Prof Gets
W. German Grant
a,
MAT-GAN — West
any has awarded a
$1511,000 grant to Dr. Sam-
uel Salzberg, 35-year-old vi-
rologist at Bar-Ilan Univer-
sity. The grant is for
research on the effect of an
anti-viral agent called "in-
terferon".
Other studies on inter-
feron are being sponsored
simultaneously by the Ger-
man government at the
Weizmann Institute of
Science and the Volcani In-
stitute of Agricultural Re-
search.
Interferon is an anti-virus
protein produced by cells in
response to a virus infection
or treatment with some
chemicals. The research
project is scheduled over
four years.
MICHAEL KAPLIT
Photography
Weddings • Bar Mitzvas
642-1039
FRANK PAUL
and His ORCHESTRA
"Music at its Best
for Your Guests"
557-7986
BACKGAMMON
lessons for beginners
Strategy lessons for
intermediate players
AFTER. or
EVE CLASSES
20% Discount on
Backgammon Sets
626-4643
-
illegal aliens in the United
States when he was asked
by Rep. Joshua Eilberg (D-
Pa.) about the Nazi leaders
who fled from Germany as
World War II was ending.
Eilberg, Rep. Elizabeth
Holtzman (D-NY) and oth-
ers in Congress have been
urging a thorough investiga-
tion of the Nazis believed to
be in the United States. Eil-
berg is chairman of the sub-
committee on. immigration
of the House Judiciary Com-
mittee.
Meanwhile, in Germany,
the public prosecutor in Kiel
has brought charges against
four former SS officers for
complicity in the murder of
at least 12,000 Jews in Bel-
gium in 1942-44.
Israel Stamps to Honor
Soldiers, Hapoel Games
1,111161:
• HAPot ,
1.70
r
0.25 ISRAEL .1-,1r-.-1137411IP
ISRAEL
- ti.Apot
vwer ran oiral
totst975
G
ElAY0 f1 - GAM ES
5975 "Won- Oil 3
3.00 ISRAEL .1., _ 1 ...---A1X11!/'
.1 noel .ran oirxi
Tun yvla,
ZOA in Israel
Has Eton Lectures
NAPOt I .. c.AnnES 1975'7m-3x 0173
- HAPOE t
C..AME S 1975
TEL AVIV — The Zionist
Organization of America in
Tel Aviv has launched an ec-
onomics seminar for high
school students in coopera-
tion with Tel Aviv Univer-
sity.
The ZOA House is con-
ducting the lecture series
with a grant made by Israeli
builder and developer
Aharon Rubenstein, who is
a member of the ZOA man-
agement committee.
More than 200 students
attended the opening lec-
ture on "Inflation, Employ-
ment, Balance of Payments
and Devaluation."
Russian Jews
Await Result
of Mideast Talks
TEL AVIV (Zins) — Vic-
tor Polski, a Soviet-Jewish
activist who had just arrived
in Israel, told newsmen at a
press interview that "the
general tendency of Soviet
Jews contemplating emigra-
tion to Israel is to wait and
see what will happen with
Israel, and along what lines
the state will develop."
According to Polski, the
Jews of the Soviet Union are
receiving a picture of condi-
tions in Israel based upon
reports in the Soviet press
and on information in let-
ters for friends and relatives
in Israel. The overall view is
negative, much more so that
was the case two or three
years ago, he said.
7,07/twee*Zw:*40
/ 4
Friday, March 28, 1975 35
Women Urge End to Cambodia Aid
NEW YORK — The Na- cumb to acts of ethnic and
tional Council of Jewish religious discrimination
Women at the conclusion of against citizens of the
its 31st national biennial United States, referring to
convention, called on Con- the Arab boycott.
gress to reject any attempts
to provide additional mili-
tary aid to Cambodia.
Supporters
The convention body also
expressed outrage at the Blame the UN
tragedy of the Jewish com- for PLO Attack
munity in Syria. Protesting
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Dr.
the acts of barbarism now
suffered by the remnant of James Sheldon, president of
Syrian Jewry, the delegates the American Association
urged continued efforts by for the United Nations said
the executive branch of the here that the UN recogni-
U.S. government in their be- tion of the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization was a con-
half.
NCJW called upon Presi- tributing factor in the
dent Ford and Congress to terrorist attack on the Sa-
"use all means at their dis- voy Hotel.
Dr. Sheldon, who has
posal to undo the action of
the United Nations which been visiting Israel as head
gave status and encourage- of a 24-member Association
ment to the PLO," and delegation, said the group
sought clear assurances by would call on the UN to act
the government that it will against the PLO and would
neither tolerate nor suc- also ask the world body to
extend the mandate of the
UN forces serving as buffers
Israel Ballet
between Israel and Egypt
and Israel and Syria.
to Open Festival
NEW YORK — The Israel
Classical Ballet, that coun-
try's only classical ballet
company will be here in
June to kick off the 14th an-
nual Israel Festival with
two newly staged produc-
tions of "Agon" and "Ser-
enade."
SHOP 10 TO 5
DAILY, THURSDAY 'TIE 9
SUNDAY 12 TO 5
and POTS
In The Country Village Center
20099 W. 12 Mile Rood
at Evergreen, Southfield
352-2089
A man dances all the
same though he may dance
against his will.
The issue, "In Memory
NEW YORK — In April,
Israel will release three new of Soldiers Missing in Ac-
stamp issues honoring tion," will be released in
those soldiers who have lost one denomination, IL 1.45.
their lives for Israel, and the It will feature a memorial
10th Hapoel Sports Conven- tabloid with a tribute in-
scription and the Star of
tion.
The Memorial Day issue David.
The 10th Hapoel Sports
for 1975 is the most recent
Convention will set the seal
in the series of annual com-
memorative stamps honor- on the organization's 50th
ing all those who have cou- jubilee celebrations. The
rageously given their lives games, in which over 1,000
for the state, of Israel. The leaders of world sports from
stamp depicts an eternal 20 countries will demon-
strate their strength and
flame above a soldier's
organizing skill, will help to
grave, encircled by a wreath
emphasize the important
of broken weapons. It is of
role that international sport
one denomination, IL 1.45.
can play in bringing the
The 7th of Adar, by tradi-
youth of the world together.
tion the day on which Moses
The three denominations,
died, has been set as the
national Day of Remembr- IL 0.25, 1.70, and 3.00, will
feature the obstacle race,
ance for those soldiers
the bicycle race and volley
whose burial place is un-
knoWn. In the Military Ce- ball.
All issues are multico-
metery on Mount Herzl
there is a special plot dedi- lored, and will be printed in
cated to these heroes, and photogravure by Govern-
this April will mark their _ment Printers, with 15
stamps to a sheet.
philatelic commemorative.
Housework
got you down?
CALL (313) 757-0960
.de.
7 M .
domesticaree
THE PROFESSIONAL HOUSECLEANERS
TRAINED • BONDED • INSURED
.
,,,,,,,,,,,,,
BABY
WORLD
Music of Distinction
Jews, Catholics Show Solidarity
From Solo Piano to Large Orchestra
MARTIN KOSINS
• • •
• •
• •
•
546-7558
LET'S MAKE A DATE
"for your next affair"
While you relax Tom Newby will create
• the
MAGIC for your Bar Mitzvas, Weddings,
•
Showers and Parties .
• •
• •
•
• rt .
TOM NEWBY
of Southfield
Flowers, Gifts
Distinctive Party Creations
29245
Southfield
at 12 Mile
559-2560
•
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
• •
it •
• •
• •
•
MONTREAL (JTA) — A
show of solidarity between
Canadian Jews and Catho-
lics has manifested itself in
a series of joint activities as ___
a result of the latest Vatican
guidelines.
As part of an on-going re-
lationship between the two
religions, the National Reli-
gious Affairs Committee of
the Canadian Jewish Con-
gress and the Canadian
Catholic Conference held a
one-day session at CJC
headquarters here last
Tuesday.
Top priority during the
conference was given to the
problem of starvation in
underdeveloped countries.
Plans are now being 'formu-
lated urging all religious
leaders to assist in pro-
grams that will "humanize
the feeding of these nations
through methods of direct
and specific food commit-
ments."
Another area of concern
was the development of ac-
tivities in order to bring
about a better understand-
ing of the implications in
the Vatican guidelines.
IDEA CENTER
FOR THE CRADLE CROWD ;
• Completely Decorated Nurseries
• Specializing in SAFETY Information
Ask For Our Free Pamphlet
107 S. Main At 11 Mile
543-7121
N.
N.
N..
N.
N.
N.
'N. N. N. N.
N.
N. N. N. N.
N.
N.
N.