THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
44 Friday, April 18, 1975
Avriel's Fascinating Novel
Details 'Illegal' Immigration
Ehud Avriel, the Israeli
Consul General for the Mid-
west who will be the con-
cluding speaker for the Is-
rael Independence Week
events at the Jewish Com-
munity Center 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, will also be auto-
graphing copies of his new
book "Open the Gates" at a
public reception following
his speech.
Published by Atheneum,
"Open the Gates" details the
personal experiences of
Avriel during 10 years with
the Mossad — the move-
ment within the Haganah
which funneled thousands
of Jews into Israel before,
during and after World War
II.
Avriel cautions the reader
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that "Open the Gates" is not
a complete account. It deals
with his personal experi-
ences from the time of Hit-
ler's occupation of Austria
in 1938 to the founding of
the state of Israel in 1948.
Golda Meir, in her pre-
face to Avriel's book, ex-
plains that "Survival was
no longer sufficient as an
aim. The struggle now was
not for Jewish lives, but
for Jewish souls — for the
entire personality of the
Jewish people in the dec-
ades and centuries to
come. . .
"This is what the story of
the Mossad is really about,
and this is why it deserves
to be told:And Ehud Avriel,
who was one of this group,
and participated in so many
of its actions, can tell the
story as one of those who
created the Mossad."
Avriel writes of the Mos-
sad's clandestine operations
throughout Europe to
smuggle Jews past the Bri-
tish and into Palestine.
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"Illegal" efforts, diplomatic
moves and the planning and
execution of clandestine op-
erations are dramatically
detailed.
Avriel expertly weaves
the international situation
into the exploits of those he
was personally in contact
with to keep the reader in-
formed of the total situation
throughout this fast-moving
work. "Open the Gates" is a
fascinating work that gives
the reader a personal view
of one of the most extraordi-
nary rescue missions in the
history of mankind.
Avriel has continued to
serve Israel since that
time. He became Israel's
first full ambassador (to
Prague), and headed the
prime minister's office
under Ben-Gurion, the
treasury under Levi Esh-
kol and served under
Golda Meir when she was
foreign minister.
He has served as Israeli
ambassador to several coun-
tries, including Italy.
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A record attendance is
expected at the ninth an-
nual Bnai Brith presidents
brunch 10 a.m. Sunday at
Cong. Beth Abraham-Hillel
Synagogue. The goal is the
establishment of a fourth
forest of 10,000 trees by
Detroit area Bnai Brith to
be known as the "Metro-
politan Detroit Bnai Brith
Men's and Women's Coun-
cils Past Presidents Forest."
Groves of 1,000 trees will
be planted in tribute to the
Council presidents; and gar-
dens of 100 trees will be
planted for each lodge and
chapter president. The
groves and gardens will be
included in the Bnai Brith
Martyrs Forest near Jerusa-
lem.
Sol Moss, past president
of District Grand Lodge 6;
and Mrs. Felix Rosenzweig,
Israel chairman. of the
Women's Council, are chair-
men of the brunch. As mas-
ter of ceremonies, Moss will
introduce the guest speaker,
Yaacov Morris, minister of
information of the Ismael
Mission to the UN. Mrs.
Rosenzweig will conduct the
processional, which will
open the program and will
present awards. Tree and
tribute chairmen will be
cited.
Beth El to Host
Israel Celebration
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An arts and cultural com-
mission was recentlN', estab-
lished in Oak Park to de-
velop a city-wide cultural
program. Named to the
commission were Alan H.
Kroker, chairman; Harriet
Arnowitz,. assistant chair-
man; Lillian K. Polk, secre-
tary; Dorothy Harwood,
Rozlyn Levett, Leon Lucas,
Bernard Pepper and Martha
Segal. City Council member
Charlotte Rothstein and
Lawrence Wember, librar-
ian, are non-voting mem-
bers.
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Former Detroiter DR.
DAVID GOTTIEB was
appointed dean of the Col-
lege of Social Sciences at the
University of Houston.
* * *
DR. LEON HERSCH-
FUS was appointed assist-
ant professor of dentistry at
Mercy College of Detroit.
Dr. Herschfus is also the
chief of the department of
dental surgery at Mount
Carmel Mercy Hospital and
Saint Joseph Mercy Hospi-
tal, and chairman of the
Hope for Hearts, a group
for parents of children with
heart defects, will have its
monthly meeting 8 p.m. -
Thursday in St. David's Ep-
iscopal Church, Southfield. s
Dr. Stanford Singer, pedia-
trician, will speak.
Parents of children with
heart problems wishing to
join may call the Michigan
Heart Association,
557-9500, ext. 54.
board of health in South-
field.
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RUTH REDSTONE and
JOEL G. JACOB have
:
been named to the budget
committee of the United
Way of Michigan. They will
be assigned to panels at
UWM's annual budget con-
ference to be held April
29-30 at the Kellogg Center,
Michigan State University.
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Rue Versailles Ave., Oak
Park, 'executive director of
the Plumbing, Heating and
Cooling Contractors Asso-
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Michigan, was appointed as
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June 30, 1978. The appoint-
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to Senate confirmation.
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Religious School will spon-
sor an Israel Independence
Day celebration 11 a.m.
Sunday at the synagogue.
There will be a Sabra cafe
featuring Sabra salad with
falafel and drinks. Israeli
dancing, music, exhibits and
a continuous Israeli Film
will be featured.
There will also be a stamp
and coin sale, and a "white
elephant" sale. The public is
invited.
.....
of Cong. Beth Abraham-
Hillel, will pronounce the
invocation. Other partici-
pants are: Charles Milan,
president of JNF; David
Levine, president of the
Men's Council; Mrs. May-
nard Kalef5 president of
the Women's Council;
Meyer Littky, Martyrs
Forest Chairman of the
Men's Council, and Mrs.
David (Roberta) Freed-
man, Women's Council
Tributes Chairman.
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Detroit Chapter Bnai
Brith Bowling League will
present "Around the World
in Eighty Days," an original
musical skit, 1 p.m.
Wednesday for senior
adults at the Jewish Com-
munity Center 10 Mile
branch.
This is the second consec-
utive year the group has
entertained the senior ,
adults of the Wednesday So-
cial Group at the Center.
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Members of the cast are
Mesdames Harold Levine,
George Karabenick, Ben
Shivedel, Robert Landy,
Lawrence Spector and Stan-
ley Tucker. The skit was di-
rected by Mrs. Sam Zacks.
All senior adults are invited.
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Associate brunch chair-
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Council past president, is
the consultant. Dennis J.
Rice is executive director of
the Metropolitan Detroit
Bnai Brith Council.
Admission to the brunch
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