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Ousted U.S. Attorney Claims Trifa Case Is in Jeopardy
The fired U.S. attorney in
Detroit, Phillip Van Dam,
charged last weekend that
his political differences
with President Carter over
retaining his job may have
spilled over in a Justice De-
partment decision to deny
travel authorization for two
staff attorneys working on
the government's case
against alleged pro-Nazi
Archbishop Valerian Trifa.
Van Dam, who is Jewish,
was fired from his post
after refusing to submit his
resignation after President
Jimmy Carter was elected.
Van Dam is a Republican
and was appointed by Presi-
dent Ford last year.
Van Dam fought his oust-
er, saying Carter had prom-
ised to make appointments
based on qualifications, not
politics.
Van Dam told reporters
he thought his personal rela-
tionship with the depart-
ment was having an effect
on the way the department
was reviewing the Trifa
case. even though he was
not personally handling about his connections to the
case.
fascist Romanian Iron
Van Dam said he was Guard during World War II
staying away from the case when Trifa entered this
for personal reasons. A na- country and when he ap-
tive of the Netherlands, he plied for citizenship.
lost several relatives in
Trifa has been accused of
Nazi concentration camps.
leading a pogrom in Buch-
The government has arest during the war.
charged Trifa with lying
Approximately IL 250 mil-
lion will be invested in re-
search and development at
Koor this year. 3 per cent
of forecast turnover. Major
allocations are earmarked
for electric and electronics,
T a d i r a n tele-
communications and chem-
icals.
Shaarey Zedek Bond Purchases
at $1.4 Million, Lead Michigan
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Religious School and
Synagogue Membership
We are the only conservative
synagogue in the metropolitan
Detroit area with its own religious
school, Grades K-12. We invite
you to enroll your child
in our afternoon program.
For those who would like further
involvement, we offer an unpretentious
environment and a limited number
of memberships are now available
at special rates.
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interested persons
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Oak Park, Michigan 48237
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"AY SHEL" announces
SUMMER TORAH-STUDY COURSES
FOR COLLEGE AGE YOUTH
MEN'S DIVISION
Classes available include:
• G'moroh
• Mishanayos
• Bible
• Siddur
• Basics in Judaism
• Aleph-Bais
MISS JACOBSON
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S.
Jacobson of Southfield an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Cynthia
Ann, to Steven Lawrence
Sax, son of Dr. Janet B.
Sax of Shaker Heights,
Ohio. and Mr. Harry H. Sax
of Los Angeles.
Miss Jacobson and her
fiance were graduated from
the University of Michigan.
A July wedding is
planned.
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of Israel's National Honor-
ary Societies, with three
Century Trustees, one Gold-
en Trustee, 22 Prime Min-
ister's Club members and
18 Ambassador's Society of
Trustees.
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rage hears no thunder and
sees no lightning.
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Shown at Cong. Shaarey Zedek's Israel bond tribute din-
ner are, from left, seated, Mrs. Harold Berry, himoree
Berry and dinner chairman Mrs. Peter Martin; and stand-
ing, from left, Cantor Jacob Barkin, Rabbi Irwin Groner
who is holding a congregational award presented to the
synagogue by Israel Bonds, dinner general chairman Irwin
Green, speaker Michael Arnon, and Merrill Gordon of Met-
ropolitan Detroit State of Israel Bonds.
Cong. Shaarey Zedek
members are leading Mich-
igan this year in their sup-
port of Israel's economic de-
velopment program through
State of Israel Bonds. The
congregation, which hon-
ored its immediate past
president Harold Berry at a
tribute dinner last week
held on behalf of Israel
Bonds, has raised more
than $1.4 million.
Michael Arnon, world
president of State of Israel
Bonds and guest speaker at
the dinner, said that
"Shaarey Zedek's initial re-
sponse is most com-
mendable and promises a
record-breaking effort by
this congregation for 1977."
Shaarey Zedek's cam-
paign reflects a high level
of participation in the State
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New students can begin
with a one hour class per week.
Located at
Cong. Shomrey Emunah
25451 Southfield Rd. For information
g -Call Rabbi Dov Berkowitz, 557-3158
or 546-9690.
WOMEN'S DIVISION
Intensive SUMMER Torah 1
study Seminar. Six Weeks,
Evening classes, include
• Translating Chumosh for
beginners
• Kashruth in the Home.
• Pirkay-Ovos, Basics in
morals, ethics, values
and goals.
Located at
Cong. Beth T'filah,
24225 Greenfield Rd. For
information -Call Rabbi Jacob
Levi, 967-3376
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