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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

ADL Asks Removal of Judge

LOS ANGELES (JTA)—
The Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith has
asked for the removal of a
recently appointed judge,
claiming his objectivity is
tainted by his religious be-
liefs.
In a letter to the commis-
sion, the ADL said Fresno
Municipal Court Judge
Hugh Goodwin was critical
of the First Amendment
which safeguards the sepa-
ration of church and state.
According to the ADL,
Goodwin has said : "Any re-
lition or form of govern-
ment that is not based on
Jesus Christ and the belief
that only through Christ
can one obtain personal sal-

vation is doomed to destruc-
tion."

Joshua Kheel, the ADL's
Pacific Southwest regional
president, said in the let-
ter: "A comment such as
this...would be sufficient to
arouse - concern about the
manner in which a member
of the bench would treat
those who come before him
whose religion he perceives
as, not one of 'equal valid-
ity' and, therefore, 'doomed
to destruction."'
Kheel added: "It has

been reported to us that the
judge has conditioned pro-
bation and avoidance of jail
for a guilty defendant on
mandatory church attend-
ance."

500 Honor Major 1977 Contributors
to Shaare Zedek Hospital in Israel

Some 500 persons attend-
ed the annual dinner of the
Detroit Friends of Shaare
Zedek Hospital Wednesday
evening in support of the
new Jerusalem medical fa-
cility which will open next
year.
Dinner chairman Irving
Nusbaum announced at the
start of the .affair at the
Sheraton-Southfield Hotal
that the Detroit Friends
had _raised $500,000 for the
medical center in their 3-4
year history. -
Rabbi Joshua Sperka,
president of the Detroit

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Reconstructionist Rabbis Number 51

SKOKIE, I 1 1.
College, told the 17th Recon- pres, Rabbi Ludwig Nadel-
(JTA)—The Reconstruction- structionist Federation con- mann. Reconstructionist
ist Rabbinical Association vention.
Federation 'executive vice
founded three years ago.
Rabbi Eisenstein said ap-
president. said that the 51
has a membership of 51. plications to the rabbinical • members included rabbis
Rabbi Ira Eisenstein, presi- college exceeded the num- who had received their ordi-
dent of the Reconstruction- ber "we can accept" by 50 nation under either Reform'
ist Foundation and the Re- percent.
or Conservative auspices
constructionist Rabbinical
Supplementing those fig-
and that, specifically, 31
members were graduates of
the Reconstructionist semi-
nary.

Shapiro: LZA Backs Israel
Has Right to Criticize It Too

NEW YORK (JTA)—Dr.
Judah J. Shapiro, president
of the Labor Zionist Al-
liance, declared that "we
will support Israel political-
ly, morally and financially,
but at the same time we re-
serve the right to say that
we are unhappy with some
of the expressions of the Is-
raeli government."
He referred specifically
to the possible agreement
between a Likud-led govern-
ment and the Agudat Israel
faction on religious issues
which would "impose the
tyranny of the 15 percent
Orthodox over the 85 per-
cent non-Orthodox Jews in
Israel."

Dr. Shapiro addressed 600
Labor Zionists at a birthday
tribute to him at the New

York Hilton Hotel spon-
sored jointly by the LZA
and the National Com-
mittee for Labor. Israel
which Shapiro also heads.

Shapiro described the re-
cent election results in Is-
rael as "not a. victory for
Likud" but "a Labor de-
feat." He noted that "Likud
did not get a majority of
the votes and can reign
only through a coalition.
The paradox is that the
Labor. Alignment was sup-
ported by the white collar
and middle class elements,
while Likud, a right-wing
party, gained the support of
the poor people and blue col-
lar workers. Maybe there
Was something wrong with
Labor Zionism in Israel,"
Shapiro said.

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Atlanta Braves Owner Turner
Apologizes for Joke About Jew

NEW YORK—Ted Turn-
er, owner of the Atlanta
Brves and Hawks, has
apologized to the Bnai Brith
Anti-Defamation League for
his seemingly anti-Semitic
remarks about a Jewish
player's agent.
Turner, in remarks made
at an awards breakfast of
the National Sportscasters
and Sporthwriters Associ-
ation in North Carolina,
said of the agent, "I'll tell
you the way (Jerry) Kap-
stein conducts his business
and the reason I don't like
him. After all, you should
have some reason to dislike
a guy besides the fact that

he wears a full-length fur
coat and is a Jew."
Turner also said he had
written a letter to the agent
and signed it, "Yours in
Christ."

In a letter to ADL's re-
gional office in Atlanta,
Turner said he realized
"anti-Semitism is no joking
matter" and that he deeply
regretted having made the
statement, even though he
had intended it to be fce-
tious.

"I hope you'll accept my
apology," he added. "The
flippant comment does not
represent my convictions in
any way, shape or form."

Committee Issues Jerusalem Booklet

NEW YORK—The Is- from Jerusalem: City at
raelis possess Jerusalem. the Crossroads," by J. Rob-
which is their political capi- ert Moskin. award-winning
tal, and a war over its sov- former Foreign Editor of
ereignty is "unthinkable."
Look. magazine and now a
This is the conclusion of a free-lance writer and edi-
foreign affairs specialist tor, has just been published
who has written a booklet by the Institute of Human
on what has happened to Je- Relations Press of the
rusalem in the 10 years American Jewish Com-
since it was reunited during mittee.
the Six-Day War of 1967.
Copies are for sale from
and what its future might
the Institute of Human Rela-
be.
tions Press, 165 E. 56th St..
The booklet. "Report New York, N.Y. 10022.

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He said three of the 31
graduates were women, but
that at least one-third of the
current Reconstructionist,
rabbinical college students
were women.

He said the 38 congrega-
tional affiliates of the'move-
ment were served by Recon-
structionist rabbis while
others were Hillel direc-
tors, rabbis of Reform and
Conservative congregations.

Bilingual Program

Aids Soviet Jews

NEW YORK—College
doors will open this fall for
15 Russian Jewish teen-
agers, all graduates of a
unique bilingual program of-
fered only at Brooklyn's
South Shore High School.
The students, who along
with their families were as-
sisted to the United 'States
by HIAS, the world-wide
Jewish migration agency,
ár4 part of the first Russian
bilingual/bicultural
pro-
gram 'offered on a second-
ary school level in the
United States.
The ' brainchild of Anna
Elman, herself a 1962
emigre from the Soviet Uk-
raine, South Shore's pro-
gram was inaugurated in
1975. It is designed to meet
the special needs of an in- -
creasing number of Soviet
refugees immigrating to
this country and resettling
in Brooklyn. Soviet , Jews
constitute 94 percent of all
refugees helped to the U.S.
by HIAS.

Military Attache

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Gen.
Shlorno Inbar, head of the
research and development
branch of the Israeli army,
has been named the new Is-
raeli military attache in
Washington.
A Sabra, Inbar, was in-
strtimental in building up
the army's communications
and electronics corps. He
holds a degree in electrical
engineering.

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history of Shaare Zedek •
HOUSEHOLD
Hospital with the rebuilding
of Eretz Yisrael. He stated, •
SALES
"Jerusalem is the heart of
IN
our people. It will never be
torn away from us, no mat-
YOUR HOME
ter what the gentile world
or the corrupt United Na-
tions says."
ESTATES
He mentioned how as a
people Jews always remem- •
LIQUIDATED
ber the destruction of Je-
rusalem, and added that
this generation is unique be- •
IRENE EAGLE
cause of its participation in •
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the_reconstruction of Jenisa-
lern.
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Friends, introduced those
persons who made major
endowments this year.
They included Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Allen, who en-
dowed a research project in
geriatric services; Betty
Barcus, the Norman and
Ronald Barcus Classroom
and Playroom in pediat-
rics; Ethel B. Cohen, the
Herman K. Cohen and Eth-
el B. Cohen Chief Nurse's
Office in the Department of
Medicine and Rehabilita-
tion; Mr. and Mrs. Max No-
sanchuk, admission .office
and archives in the pulmo-
nary functions laboratory.

Also, Mr. and Mrs. Nus-
baum, workshop in nuclear
medicine and biology; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Shenkman, li-
brary and editing room in
audio and visual services;
and the United Jewish So-
cial Club, Mrs. Ann Eisen-
berg, president, for a four-
bed room in the medical de-
partment.
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Detroit Friends chairman
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Guest speaker at the din-
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