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August 05, 1977 - Image 9

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1977-08-05

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

It's Better to Light Candles Than to Utter Curses in the Dark

BY DAVID SCHWARTZ

parent's house when can-
(Copy right 1977, JTA, Inc.)
dies were an important
I can remember in my daily factor for lighting. To

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be sure, gas had come into . tempted justification, we
are told that the sections in
use, but candles were used
which it took place are
also. On the Sabbath they
noted for the high degree of
became the chief reliance
unemployment.
for lighting.
The story is told of an
The Sabbath only began
eminent rabbi who invited
when mother, praying, lit
a liomeless stranger to his
the candles. A sanctified
own home for the night and
feeling came over the
breakfast in the morning.
whole house. Candles be-
After the man left, the
fitted, more" the spiritual
rabbi discovered that his
side. It lacked, of course,
overcoat was missing.
the sharp` light of -elec-
Later, someone told the
tricity. With candles it was
rabbi he had seen -a strang-
still semi-dark, but in the
er wearing his overcoat.
semi-dark the inner light
Did the coat fit him, asked
may shine forth better.
the rabbi.
The other day in New
Yes, he was told.
York there was a revival of
Then let him keep it, said
the old days of the candle,
the rabbi.
but it had none of its glory
The great Rabbi Bunam
or beauty. An accident at
once said people could
the Consolidated Edison
learn some lessons from
Company threw the entire
thieves. The thiet is in-
city into darkness and
dustrious and works even at
people lit candles. The city
late hours of the night.
was without light and
These stories, of course,
power. People were
are not intended and fur-
trapped in elevators.
nish no justification for loot-
ing, but they point to a ker-
The darkness was fol-
nel of truth. Condemn the
lowed by widespread loot-
looting as we may, if there
ing. Doors, of stores were
had not been this terrible
broken down and the stores
massive unemployment,
completely emptied. Sever-
al - thousands of the looters
there would not have been
were arrested, but police
the looting.
War is a horrible thing—
say, tens of thousands got
the most horrible thing of
away with it.
all—but one good thing can
The papers likened it to a
be said about war. There is
siege by a foreign enemy.
no unemployment in war.
It gave one a taste of a
In war, everyone of these.
possible war of the future,
young looters would have
revealing how simple it
been drafted for work.
would be to destroy a big
city like New York. What is
to prevent cities from being
destroyed within by their
own people—once a single
missile from a foreign
enemy has turned off the
light.
The ruthless ravaging of
the stores, ruining entire
neighborhoods, naturally
arouses one's blood. In at-

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TEL , AVIV (JTA)—Six
American gold medalists in
the recently held 10th Mac-
cabia games have said they
plan to settle permanently
in Israel and are looking
into job prospects in their
particular fields.
The group is receiving as-
sistance from an Israeli
coach and from the Ameri-
can Committee Sports for
Israel which sponsored the
300-member U.S. Maccabia
contingent.
The _prospective immi-
grants are: Elias Jerassi,
who was born in Haifa and
wants to enroll in Medical
school in Tel Aviv, who won
a gold medal in the ham-
mer-throw ; Joe Gould, 22,
of Los Angeles, who won
two gold and two silver
medals in track and field
events and wants to contin-
ue his career as 'a gym in-
structor in Israel; Ken
Kring, 26, who aspires to be
a psychologigt, and his
brother, Barry; Jay Push-
kin, of New York, a discus
thrower; and Gerry Cohen
of Arizona, who won the
five and 10 kilometer races.
It was learned that about
80 other Maccabia partici-
pants from abroad have'ex-
tended their stays in Israel
to consider the possibility
of settling there.

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