42 Friday, November 5, 1976
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victory over the Ukrai-
nians by spraying
benzine-gas on the
houses in the Jewish
ghetto, which was twenty
years before the Germans
used it in the Warsaw
ghetto, burning alive 100
men, women, children,
may I take exception with
the final act of "Fiddler
on the Roof."
My parents fortunately
did not live in the ghetto,
but in spite of the fact
that I was only nine years
old (our house was not far
from the ghetto), I'll
never forget the screams
and shrieks of the unfor-
tunate people which were
burned alive.
"Fiddler on the Roe!" is
being viewed by the entire
American community, who
have a sense for "fair
play." Many still cannot
understand the reasons
behind pogroms. It is dif-
ficult for them to accept
the fact that being Jewish
was the only reason.
The producers of "Fid-
dler" could have done a
great service to the
Jewish people in portray-
ing the pogrom of
Anatefka in such a way
that it should serve as an
example never to be re-
peated again.
Survivor
(Editor's note: See the
review of "Fiddler on the
Roof" on page 2 which
expresses similar indigna-
tion.).
Center Tennis Club
Will Start Classes
The Jewish Community
Center tennis club
announces its next ses-
sion of classes will begin
Dec. 5.
The classes will consist
of six-week intensive
clinics for every level of
player. Classes are open
to members and non-
members. For schedules
and fees information, call
Leslie Schneider, at 851-
7300, ext. 241.
Former SZ Youth
Members to Meet
NEW YORK — How to
better absorb and service
Jewish immigrants,
mainly Russians, into
Jewish communities ac-
ross the United States
and Canada will be the
focus of a workshop to be
held Nov. 10 in Philadel-
phia.
Cosponsored by the As-
sociation of Jewish Fam-
ily and Children's Agen-
cies (AJFCA), HIAS and
the Council of Jewish
Federation and Welfare
Funds (CJFWF), the
workshop will cover effec-
tive ways of settling
Jewish newcomers in-
cluding methods of find-
ing them jobs more
quickly and methods
aimed at helping them in-
tegrate rapidly into their
Jewish communities.
Participants will in-
clude professional and lay
leaders from Jewish fam-
ily agencies and Jewish
Federations of the U.S.
and Canada. Samuel
Lerner, executive direc-
tor of the Detroit Jewish
Family Service, will serve
as a resource consultant
during one of the group
discussions.
Persons wanting more
information on the work-
shop may contact their
local Jewish Family Ser-
vice agencies, or HIAS,
200 Park Ave. S., New
York, N.Y. 10003.
Members and friends of
the Young People's
League of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek (1954-60) will hold a
reunion 8:30 p.m. Sunday
in the synagogue youth
lounge.
Refreshments will be
served. -For information
cal Pauline Koenigsberg
Fine, 545-7633.
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Lauded by HMS
ELIZABETH,
N.J.
(JTA) — The Jewish
community of central
New Jersey has been
lauded by a HIAS official
for "outstanding efforts"
on behalf of nearly 70
Soviet- Jewish immig-
rants resettled in the
area under direction of
the Jewish Family Ser-
vice of Elizabeth.
The praise was ex-
tended by Thomas Baer, a
HIAS vice president, at
an awards program spon-
sored by the JFS at which
more than 35 area resi-
dents received HIAS cer-
tificates for their volun-
teer services on behalf of
Soviet newcomers.
Schloss Group
Plans Activity
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Workshop Focus
Jewish Immigrants
The Hannah Scholss
Old Timers' "Mr. and Mrs.
Night" will be held 1 p.m.
Nov. 14 at the 10 Mile
Jewish Community
Center.
Louis Benton, presi-
dent, invites families and
friends. Mollie Bank, en-
tertainment' chairman,
will present "The Sweet
Adelines," a group of
"Barber-Shop" women
singers. Refreshments
will be served. For infor-
mation, call Mrs. Bank,
968-5398.
No Tension Seen
MEXICO CITY (JTA)-
Mexican Foreign
Minister Alfonso Garcia
Robles affirmed that
there is no "tension" in
relations between Mexico
and Israel.
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