THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

5 Religions Exhibit at Israel Expo '75

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ST. LOUIS — Exhibits
from five religions, Ba'hai,
Catholic, Greek Orthodox,
Islam and Judaism, will be
on display at the Israel
Expo '75 to be held May
4-11.
The Ba'hai display will
consist of a diorama of the
shrine and world head-
quarters in Haifa. The Is-
lam exhibit will have a rep-
lica of a mosque, including a
niche and a prayer rug.
The Catholic display, will
contain many objects from
the Old City of Jerusalem
which have never been on
display in the U.S. The
Greek Orthodox exhibit will
feature specially acquired
artifacts.

Opera Tickets
Still Available

Tickets are still available
for performances of the
Metropolitan Opera Corn-
pany appearing in Detroit
April 28-May 3 at the Ma-
sonic Auditorium. .
Operas to be performed
include: "The Siege of Cor-
inth," 8:30 p.m. April 28;
"Romeo et Juliette,"
(Gounod), 8 p.m. April 29;
"Falstaff,"? 8 p.m. April 30;
"La Forza del Destino," 8
p.m. May 1; "Cavalleria
Rusticana" ' and Pag-
liacci," 8 p.m. May 2: "La
Traviata," 1:30 p.m. May 3
and "La Boheme," (evening),
May 3.
Tickets are-available at
the Ford Auditorium box of-
fice.

Southfield-Lathrup
to . Present `Fiddler'

Southfield-Lathrup Sen-
ior High School will present
"Fiddler on the Roof" 8 p.m.
April 25-26 and May 1-3 in
its auditorium.
The play marks the
school's eighth annual
- spring musical. Tickets are
available at Sou.thfield-
Lathrup auditorium box of-
fice.

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A replica of the Scrolls of
Isaiah, the fourth copy in
the world and the only one
in the U.S. will be -displayed
at the Judaic exhibit. Other
displays include replicas of
the Western Wall and Cha-
gall windows, and a model
of the Second Temple.

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Haym Solomon Memorial Due?

PHILADELPHIA — The
recent issue in Chicago of
Haym Solomon commemo-
rative 10 cent stamp on the
eve of Passover has re-
kindled the fire among Phil-
adelphia Jewry to honor the
"financier of the American

Lebanon Fighting _Heavy;
Sadat Blasts Libya Leader

NEW YORK — More
cent sick," and "his
than 100 persons have been
actions are directed by the
reported killed as of devil."
Wednesday in three days of
In another interview,
heavy fighting in Beirut be- Sadat ruled out the import-
tween the conservative, ance of Libya in the Arab
Christian Lebanese Phal- - conflict with Israel because
angist Party and Palestini- Qaddafi "contradicts him-
ans.
self and does not respect a
The fighting broke out word or a pledge."
Sunday during the dedica-
It was the first reaction of
tion of a new Maronite the Egyptian President to
Christian church, at which frequent attacks on him by
the Phalangists claim they the Libyan government ra-
were fired on by Palestini- dio and press.
ans.
The Palestinians claim a
busload of 22 Palestinian
civilians were ambushed as
the bus 'drove past the
. church.
The Lebanese govern-
ment has refused to call
out the Army during the
skirmishes, which spread
from downtown Beirut to
Palestinian refugee camps
north of the city. Security
police have directed pedes.;
trians and vehicles away
from the fighting out-
breaks, but have made no
attempt
to stop the fight-
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mg.
The Phalangists claim
65,000 members among Le-
banon's Maronite Christian
minority, which has been
uneasy about the presence
of the mostly Moslem
240,000 Palestinian refugees
inside Lebanon.
The Phalangists have
protested-the presence of
12,000 trained terrorists
among the refugees because
of Israel's policy of retalia-
tory raids against the camps
in Lebanon.
Meanwhile, two Arab
leaders have been feuding in
public.
The Egyptian newspa-
per Akhbar El Yom car-
ried an interview with
Egyptian President Anwar
el Sadat Saturday in
which Sadat said that Li-
byan strongman Muam-
mar Qaddafi is ` 4100 per-

Students Design
Housing in Israel
Technion Contest

HAIFA — crash plan-
ning for emergency housing
was-the central theme of the
projects submitted by archi-
tecture students at the
Technion — Israel Institute
of Technology, in competi-
tion for the annual Sigmond
Braverman Prize.
The judges, /unable to
agree on a sin gre project, de-
cided to divide the prize
among . three competing
teams.
The award was set up by
Mrs. Libbie Braverman of
Cleveland. It bears the name
of her late husband, a Cleve-
land architect and commu-
nity leader. The prize is
given annually for "original
-and -creative -design."

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Revolution" with a fitting
memorial.
Martin Apfelbaum, pres-
dient of Earl P. L. Apfel
baum,_ Inc., one of the na-
tion's largest philatelic
firms, whose forebearers
resided in Philadelphia at
the time of the Revolution,
donated a large quantity of
first day covers and Haym
Solomon stamps to Arthur
Klein, president of Haym
Solomon Memorial Park.
Klein has been trying to ob-
tain permission from Mik-
veh Israel Congregation of
Philadelphia to spark a
program for the establish-
ment of a Haym Solomon
Memorial.

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