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The spring conference of
Michigan Branch of Wom-
en's League for Conservative
Judaism will be held May 13
and 14 at Ahavas Israel Syn-
agogue, Grand Rapids.
- Mrs. Irving Chaiken, pres-
ident, announces the confer-
ence chairman is Mrs. Sey-
mour Ungar of Southfield
assisted by - registration
chairmen Mrs. Leon Sears
of Oak Park and Mrs. Ber-
nard Whiteman of South"-
field Chairman of local ar-.
rangements is Mrs. Sidney
Mossman of Grand Rapids.
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The theme for the annual
conference is "A New Heart
and A New Spirit." There
will be a-Torah study ses-
sion with Rabbi William
Marder of Grand Rapids
and a Shaharit Service N.v rat-
ten by Goldie Adler. Mem-
bers of the 17 sisterhoods
will be treated with a script
entitled "Tante Mim."
-The national consultant
speaker will be Mrs. Irving
Rogoff Of Wantagh, Long Is-
land, N.Y., who is the na-
tional leadership training
chairman and also chair-
man of affiliation and reten-
tion of the South Shore
Long 'gland Branch. Mrs.
Rogoff has been a member
of the United Order of True
Sisters, Hadassah and Bnai•
Brith.
EEC Approves
Israel Agreement
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MRS. IRVING ROGOFF
BRUSSELS (JTA) — The
European Economic Com-
munity Ministerial Council
has approved the basis of
the EEC-Israel agreement.
The EEC will take the nee-
essary steps to make the
accord active beginning July
1.
Canal Reopening Causes Concern;
Pretext for Action Against Israel?
TEL AVIV, (JTA) —.Is-
rael political and military
circles are taking a serious
view of the possibility that
Egypt may use the reopen-
ing of the Suez Canal on
June 5 as a pretext for mili-
tary action in Sinai aimed at.
driving Israeli forces beyond
artillery range of the water-
way. •
Arab military commenta-
tors have predicted that
President Anwar Sadat
may send as many as five di-
visions across the_canal be-
fore it is officially reopened
to commercial shipping.
Sadat would attempt to
justify his move by the need
to protect ships using the
canal froth possible Israeli
attack.
Hisham Abdallah, a mil-
itary commentator writing
in the Lebanese newspa-
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per Al Ciad, said recently
that Egypt's economic
plans for the Suez Canal
zone would be endangered
as long as Israeli forces re-
main in the Gidi and .Mitle
Passes that are within ar-
tillery range of the canal;
therefore, it is logical to
assume that the Egyptians
will open military action
to push the Israelis from
the passes, Abdallah
wrote.
Israeli military sources
say thatthe Egyptians have
the ability to move large
military forces across the
canal in a matter of hours
without seriously interrupt-
ing maritime traffic.
JDC-Leader Sees
Fear in Argentina
BUENOS AIRES- (JTA)
— Jack D. Weiler,,chairman
of the Joint Distribution
Committee, said he sensed a
greater apprehension
among Jewish leaders here
over the general political sit-
uation than was- evident in
former years.
Weiler, who is on an in-
spection tour of JDC facili--
ties in .Latin America, - ac-
companied by JDC executive
vice-chairman Samuel L.
Haber, visited Santiago,
Chile, Buenos Aires, -Argen-
tina and Montevideo, Uru-
guay.
Weiler said that the com-
munity institutions which
are led mostly by volun-
teers, are in great heed of
professional help. He said
the JDC has offered scholar-
chips for Argentine Jews to
train in the U.S. on condi-
tion that they return here to
work for Jewish institu-
tions.
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