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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Local Students will Gain from Hebrew University Dinner
Four Detroit area stu- will spend a year at the
dents, who have spent or Hebrew University on schol-
fpite 4
Ateacg lhat
eifry
isepaet
YES—to the Jewish National Fund
JNF land supports the whole Israel
economy — it grows food — on it stands
arships, have a direct link
with the Scopus Award Din-
ner honoring former Presi-
dent Gerald R. Ford, 6 p.m.
Wednesday at the Detroit
Plaza Hotel. Proceeds from
the dinner will go to the Stu-
dent Aid Fund at the Hebr-
ew University in Jerusa-
lem.
The four students are
Sheila Monast of Southfield,
Larry Sklar of Farmington
Hills, and Ronald Sandler
and Linda Zeff of Oak
Park.
Sheila Monast, 19, who is
venture of my life," said
Sheila, who came to Jerusa-
lem for her required hours
in social sciences and hu-
manities, but with a Jewish
flavor. Instead of world his-
tory, she is studying "Sur-
vey of Jewish History". In-
stead of - philosophy, she is
studying Halevi, Maimo-
nides and Spinoza.
Larry Sklar majored in
both Hebrew and psycholo-
Israel's religious, educational and welfare
institutions. A bequest to the NJF is a
bequest to the entire Jewish people, link-
ing the name of the Testator with Israel in
perpetuity.
t..
LARRY SKLAR
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in strict eon ficlettet.. appl ∎,. to
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968-0820
SHEILA MONAST -
participating in the one-
year program in the School
of Overseas Studies, is a
graduate of Southfield High
and studied Audiology and
Speech Therapy. at Mich-
igan State University.
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Leonard E. Baron
Nancy Baron
Eileen Bluestone
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Virginia Borowski
Helen Brown
Pa•Cambell
Harold Dean
Rosalie Dean
Arlene Ellenson
Eleanor Folbe
Barry Fleischer
Norman. Folbe
Bernice Garon
Samuel Geller
Gary Goldberg
Dr. Henry Gonte
Moshe Grossbard
Jenie M. Gulardi
Dr. Joel HaMburger
David Hermelin
Doreen -N. Hermelirr
Phyllis lwrey
Melvin Kaner
Garry Kappy
Marlene Katz
Morrey Katz
Claire Kay
Dr. David Kott
Milly Kovan
Dr. Denny Kovan
Dr. Thomas Kovan
Joana Kowalewski
William Krasnick
Irving Laker _
Beverly Laker
Frieda Langnas
Dr. Joseph Langnas
Dora Langnas
Betty Light
Dr. Melvin Linden
Beverly Lippitt
Norman Lippitt
Betty Lis
Harriet Lusky
Elaine Maier
Dr. J.B. Margolis
Myron Milgrom
Nancy Nagel
Robert H. Naftaly
Irving Nusbaum
Barbara Nusbaum
Diane Otis
Barry Pearl
Esther Pearl
- Dr. Conrad Pearl
Barbara Pearl
Claire B. Raynes
Dr. Michael Rosenfeld
Dr. Robertquby
Linda Ruby
Phyllis Scheider
Dr. Sheldon A. Schore
Karen Schore
Myra Selsny
Merrill J. Shapero
Dr. Louis Soverinsky
Lawrence Steel
Judy Stein
Pat Stone
Dr. David Stone
Beverly Talan
Marvin Talan
Dr. Bernard Toft
Dr. Gerald-Uzansky
Fran Uzansky
Eva Warren
Lois Wallace
Laney Wax
Dr Allen Zieger
Vote June 13th
Pd. Pol. Adv.
Prof. Haber, former dean
at the Univ er-
sity of Mich-
, igan, has
held the post
of professor
of economics
at the school
since 1936.
An adviser
. Haber
to six presi-
dents of the United States,
Prof. Haber is honorary
chairman of the Bnai Brith
Hillel COmmission, honor-
ary president of the Ameri-
can ORT Federation and
president, central board of
World ORT. He is now
chairman of the academic
council of the American
Friends of the Hebrew Ifni-
vergity.
Cohodas is a member of
the international board of
governors of the Hebrew
University, is an honorary
Fellow of the university
and is a strong supporter of
its scholarship program.
Gov. Milliken is honorary
chairman of the Michigan
Chapter, American Friends
gy at Wayne State Univer-
sity. He -came to Hebrew
University "to learn more
about his own Jewish identi :
ty." He added: "Being here
you receive a very different
impression of Jewish his-
tory and tradition, Israel
brings things all together."
He is continuing his stud-
ies in Judaica and plans to
make Jewish communal
(JTA )—The
GENEVA
work his career.
Ronald Sandler came to UN General Assembly's
the Hebrew University to Special Committee to In-
complete his studies for a .-vestigate Israeli Practices
in Occupied Territories
heard an "expert" witness
last week. The committee
is not recognized by Israel
which regards it as biased
against the Jewish state
and an instrument of Arab
propaganda.
The witness, Eytan Gross-
feld, 21, an Israeli national,
is employed by---the Israeli
League of Human and Civil
Rights. He made allega-
RONALD- SANDLER
tions with respect to the de-
Master's degree in political tention of Palestinian
science. He is now com- youths in East Jerusalem,
pleting his studies for a oppression of the population
PhD at the University of of Ramallah and__ El-Bireh
Michigan.
in March 1977, attacks on
Ronald was in Israel dur- the Arab village of Deib
ing the Yom Kippur War. Abu Mash-Eil, beatings of
He_volunteered to help with Arab detainees by Israeli
the harvest at Kibutz Mis- soldiers in the streets of Je-
hmarot. He baked bread in rusalem and what he
Jerusalem and - delivered scribed as the "daily prac-
cans of gasoline to industri- tice" of harassment of
Arab passers-by in that
al firms.
city.
Miss Zeff will begin her
Grossfeld alleged that
studies at the Hebrew Uni- mass arrests of young
versity in July.
Arabs age 15-19 by the spe-
Other area students at cial task force of the Jerusa-
the Hebrew University in- lem police took poace the
clude : Rebekah Dorman of night of December 15, 1976.
Bloomfield Hills ; Bruce For- The arrests were • made on
man, Southfield; Jonathan the basis of lists of persons
Gottlib, Flint; Phyllis Cindy to be arrested, supplied by
Gould, Oak Park; Mary the security service.
Morris, Detroit; Ena and
Such arrests were carried
Gale Nosanchuk, South- out after every wave of pro-
field; Larry Yachter, test and resistance, and
Grand Rapids; Neil Cooper, sometimes even when the
Oak Park; Michael Silbers- situation was quiet, the wit-
chein, Oak Park; Mark ness testified.
Post, Midland; Rhonda Rap-
, paport, Oak Park; Deborah
He said the arrests were
'Salinger, West BlOomfield carried out at night in the
and Belinda Bucknell of houses surrounded by bor-
der guards. - He also
Clare.
claimed the arrested youths
Three prominent Mich- were subjected to "uninter-
igan citizens will receive rupted and indiscriminate"
the Torch of Learning beatings with clubs and
Award at the Scopus Award fists. He alleged that these
banquet. The honorees will 40 or so youngsters were ar-
be Dr. William Haber of rested as "potential offen-
the University of Michigan,
ders." In the course of
Sam Cohodas of. Ishpeming their interrogation, some of
and Gov. William Milliken.
them were treated with
of the Hebrew University.
The "Torch of Learning"
is being awarded in "appre-
ciation and recognition of
those who have influenced
the course of higher educa-
tion in the United States,
and at the Hebrew Univer-
sity,-. Jerusalem, Israel."
The "Torch of Learning" is
an original sculpture cre-
ated and signed by artist
Chaim Gross.
Israel's ambassador to
the U.S., Simha Dinitz, will
present President Ford
with the Scopus Award, and
President Ford will address
the dinner. The award'
presented to individu
"who have demonstrat -
deep humanitarian con-
cerns throughout their ca-
reers."
Erwin C. Ziegelman is
chairman of the Michigan
Chapter, Friends of Hebrew
University. Max M. Fisher
is honorary dinner chair-
man and toastmaster. Co-
chairmen are Louis Berry,
Cohodas and Alan E.
Schwartz.
Israeli Alleges Arabs Beaten,
Arrested by Israel Soldiers
electric current, Grossfeld
claimed.
He said. that Deib Abu
Mash-Eil, on the West
Bank, 25-35 kilometers east
of Tel Aviv, was invaded by
a group of armed persons
in uniform every night
since March 18, 1977. The in-
vaders fired into the air,
smashed windows and
broke doors. Later, the villa-
gers discovered that the at-
tackers were border guards
wearing green berets and
that they were under the
command of "Captain
Morris." • .
The attackers made
known their demands—they
wanted to intimidate the in-
habitants to give up their
cultivated lands for the pur-
pose of establishing "a mili-
tary base," Grossfeld
claimed.
Wash. State OKS
Anti-Boycott Bill
SEATTLE (JTA)—The
Washington State legisla-
ture has approved a bill pro-
hibiting compliance with
the Arab boycott of Israel.
The bill was approved in
the state capitol at Olympia
on June 1 and Gov. Dixie
Lee Ray is expected to sign
it into law later this month,
making Washington the
ninth state in the U.S. to
adopt anti7boycott legisla-
tion.
The move follows t
unanimous passage of It:,
anti-boycott resolution by
the Seattle City Council on
May 18.
David Stahl, regional di-
rector of the Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith,
pointed out that both - ac-
tions were the result of
promptings by the local
Jewish community.
"The only man who never
makes a mistake is the man
who never does anything."
—Theodore Roosevelt