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Stuart Milgrom
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Friday, August 15, 1975 17
NEW YORK — The
American Jewish Congress
has asked John Cardinal
Krol of Philadelphia to re-
pudiate statements attrib-
uted to him during his tour
last month of Palestinian
refugee camps in Jordan
and Lebanon.
The Jewish organization's
call was echoed this week by
the Philadelphia Inquirer,
which urged the Catholic
prelate to "act promptly to_
correct" the impression that
he justified Palestinian
Arab terrorism.
In a report from Amman
in the Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin, Cardinal KrOl was
quoted as replying, "Well,
why not?" when asked if he
would endorse a United
By BEN GALLOB
(Copyright 1975, JA, Inc.)
He reported there were
about 25 Jewish police-
men, explaining this was
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In a statement expressing
"deep regret" at the Cardi-
nal's alleged remarks on
admitting the Palestine Lib-
eration Organization into
the UN, Benson N. Scham-
helan, president of the Con-
gress' Greater Philadelphia
Council, declared, "We
would respectfully remind
His Eminence that the PLO,
an estimate, since records
by religion are not kept.
which is headed by Mr. Ara-
fat, has not renounced its
intention to `liberate the
Palestine land' and has re-
peatedly indicated that the
methods to be used would
include 'armed struggle.'
"The most recent demon-
stration of this 'armed
struggle' occurred on July t.
when the PLO publicly took
credit for a terrorist bomb-
ing which took the lives of
14 civilians in JeruSalem's
Zion Square."
the Prince of Peace should
imply support for a man
and organization who
speak and act for war."
"The PLO -is sown to
`armed struggle.' At every
turn, it has sought to block
the delicate negotiations
leading to Mideast peace.
We do not believe the Cardi-
nal intended, by what he
said or didn't say, to justify
acts of terror which are
surely as repulsive to him as
to any civilized person. Yet
his comments could create
such an impression, and we
hope he will act promptly to
correct it."
In an editorial, the Phil-
adelphia Inquirer said it
was "troubled that a man
who speaks in the name of
Silverman Will Direct Bonds'
Annual High Holy Day Appeal
David Pollack, greater
metropolitan Detroit gen-
eral chairman of State of Is-
rael Bonds, has announced
that Sidney Silverman will
be chairman of the High
Holiday Appeal to
strengthen Israel's economy
through the purchase of
State of Israel Bonds.
Silverman was the second
president of Cong. Beth
Achim, and has been active
in the Israel Bond campaign
since its inception. In 1972,
he became the first Detroit-
area recipient of the Israel
25th Anniversary Award
presented at a Beth Achim
Bond Tribute Dinner.
During the Silver Anni-
versary of the Israel Bond
campaign, more than 1,000
synagogues throughout the
United States and Canada
will participate in Israel
Bond efforts of the Rosh
Hashana and Yom Kippur
appeal.
Rabbi Shook reported he
A rabbi who has been
had found both similarities
serving as a part-time Jew-
and differences between
ish chaplain for the St.
Jewish and non-Jewish pol-
Louis County Police has re-
ice on the force.
ported that, in spite of all
The Jewish officer's
the aggravations in police
"inbred Jewish instinct for
work, the Jewish police offi-
survival in a non-Jewish
cers on the force "love their
world protects him further.
work to a high degree."
His guard is up whenever he
Rabbi Mark L. Shook of
approaches ever. the most
Temple Israel in St. Louis
innocent looking situa-
reported on his experiences
tions," because it is likely to
as a police chaplain in
become a problem "that
Sh'ma, the journal of Jew-
ish opinion. There are two does not occur within the
other part-time police chap- Jewish community, or if it
lains, one Protestant and ▪ does, only rarely."
When the Jewish officer
the other Catholic, he said.
is in contact with Jews, it is
Rabbi Shook reported
usually an anonymous con-
that, except in emergencies,
the chaplains are expected tact. He rarely identifies
himself as a Jew in such
to ride with police officers
contacts during his tours of
on their regular assign-
ments, to be visible and to duty, Rabbi Shook said.
Among other differ-
"establish a relationship
Silverman will help to
ences, Rabbi Shook re- coordinate a unified dem-
where the officer in time of
ported,
is
that
the
Jewish
need can consult with a
onstration ssf Orthodox,
officers "tend to be much Conservative and Reform
chaplain in confidence."
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The Bulletin story also
reported that, in a_discus-
sion on violence spawned
in the refugee camps, the
Cardinal had declared:
"People who have their
backs to the wall, they are
tempted to do horrible
things."
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`Love Work' Despite Hassles
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Representative
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Nations seat for Yasir Ara-
fat.
more liberal politically
than his Gentile compa-
triot." However, the chap- .
lain added, "the selection
process of the personnel
department manages to
pick officers of all kinds of
ethnic backgrounds who
are very similar in out-
look, one to the other."
Rabbi Shook also asserted
that there was "a bit of the
idealist" in each Jewish pol-
iceman, "the image of the
White Knight riding to res-
cue the damsel in distress! ,
SIDNEY SIINE RMAN
ter, Shaarey Zedek, Bnai
Zion, Beth Abraham-Hillel,
Temple Beth El, Bnai
Moshe, Beth Tefilo Emanuel
Tikva, Dovid Ben Nuchim,
Bnai Israel-Beth Yehuda,
Beth Shalom, Bnai David,
Temple Emanu=El, Beth
Moses, Adat Shalom and
Beth Jacob-Mogain Abra-
ham. _
On the second anniver-
sary of the outbreak of the
Yom Kippur War, memorial
services will be held for
fallen Israeli soldiers. Wor-
shippers will indicate their
commitment to purchase
State of Israel Bonds by
folding tabs on distributed
pledge cards.
support for an economi-
cally strong Israel.
Participating congrega-
tions include: Beth Achim,
Shaarey Shomayim, Young
Israel of Oak-Woods, Young
Israel of Greenfield, Temple
Israel, Mishkan Israel, Nu-
sach H'Ari Lubavitehe Cen-
Nazi Booth Stirs Dispute at Fair
NEW YORK — Booths wearing dark ties, light
operated by Jewish and shirts and arm-bands
Nazi groups at the Wiscon- marked with swastikas,
`Israel Is Not
sin State Fair were closed drew verbal outbursts
week following out- from passersby, particu-
a Nuclear State' last
bursts at the Nazi booth on larly blacks. The Nazi's
JERUSALEM (JTA) — the opening of the 11-day retorted that blacks were
Premier Yitzhak Rabin, fair.
inferior.
fielding persistent questions
Officials of the Wisconsin
In recent months the Na-
about Israel's- nuclear weap- State Fair Board requested zis have increased their an-
ons status from Mexican the closings in separate ti-Semitic activities on Mil-
newsmen accompanying vis- meetings with the groups.
waukee's West Side by
iting Mexican President Passersby hurled taunts placing leaflets on car wind-
Luis Echeverria, said Israel at the small group at the shields during rallies and
has said time and again that Nazi display, creating con- picketing the JeWish Coin-
it would not be "the first cern among state fair offi- munity Center.
state to introduce nuclear cials that fights would
The Nazi group has called
weapons into the Middle break out.
itself a political party, and
East conflict."
Meanwhile, at the Jewish recently received Wisconsin
Subsequently, another booth, operated by the Mil- approval as a legally regis-
Mexican journalist tackled , waukee chapters of the Con- tered political organization.
the issue with a blunt ques-' cerned Jewish Citizens and
tion: "Does Israel have a the Zionist Organization of
Prayer
nuclear bomb—yes or no?" America, films and slides of
Rabin, barely concealing a Nazi atrocities against the
May my thoughts and ac-
smile at the sharpness of Jews during World War II tions he such as shall keep
the question, replied, "Israel were shown.
me friendly with myself.
is,not a nuclear state."
The Nazi booth workers,-
—Max Ehrmarrn
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