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September 23, 1977 - Image 15

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1977-09-23

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U.S. Artists Aid
Israel Museum

NEW YORK—Four emi-
nent American artists will
unveil original lithographs
created in honor of the
Israel Museum. Jerusalem.
at the Beaux-Arts Ball of
the American Friends of the
Israel Museum, to be held
Oct. 2, at the Waldorf
Astoria.
In keeping with the ball's
theme "American Artists
Salute to the Israel
Museum," Jim Dine, Philip
Pearlstein, Saul Steinberg
and Roy Lichtenstein have
created limited edition lith-
aphs. to be sold to the
's guests. Proceeds will
used by the American
Friends to support the
Israel Museum.

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MOVING?

HOUSEHOLD
SALES

IN
YOUR HOME



Egypt Builds Tunnel Beneath
Suez; Israel Shows Concern

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israeli
military circles have
expressed serious concern
over Egypt's construction of
a tunnel under the Suez
Cabal' that will link Egypt
with Sinai for the first time
in more than 100 years.
According to reports from
Cairo, work has just begun
on the digging phase of the
project which calls for three
tunnels under the 109-mile
long waterway at a cost of
about $170- million. The first
tunnel is expected to be
completed next year.
According to the military
circles, the tunnel will give
Egypt, a military advantage
that would nullify the value
of the 1975 Sinai interim
agreements. They cited
reports that the tunnel
beneath the 196-foot-wide,
42-foot-deep canal will be

Ban on Ex-Nazi
Marches Sought

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 23, 1977 15

did you know the
GOLD PLACE
carries ..

broad enough for two lanes
of traffic, perMitting the
passage of tanks, missile
carriers and armored
vehicles.
It would be extremely dif-
ficult for Israel to detect
such movements and it
could be confronted over-
night with the transfer of
two battalions of tanks from
Egypt proper to Sinai, one
observer said.
But Israeli political cir-
eels seem less concerned.
They say there is no cause
for Israel to complain
because the Sinai agree-
ment contains a clause
requiring Egypt to rehabili-
tate the canal zone towns
and develop the civilian
infrastructure in that area.
They conceded, however,
that if the tunnel became a
military threat the picture
would change.

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dependent on the elegance of your table settings. Look over the wide
array of distinguished brands we carry at the Gold Place. Are these not
the names you seek for your table!

Dutch Government

BRUSSELS (JTA)—The Saves Synagogue
Union of Jewish Former Re-
sistants in Belgium called
AMSTERDAM (JTA)-
for a European-wide ban on
The
monumental 70-year-old
demonstrations by former
synagogue building in
SS members and against
support of rehabilitation of I Groningen, which has stood
empty for the past two
Nazism.
years.
will not be demo-
The union urged that for-
lished, but restored with a
mer resistance fighters and
war victims should organ-' government and municipal
IRENE EAGLE
subsidy and become a cul-
ize a demonstration in the
626-4769 626-8907
tural center.
spring of 1978 in West Ger-
many. -
During the Nazi occupa-
tion of The Netherlands
most of the Groningen Jews
DON'T BE BLIND
were deported to their
deaths.
TO US
After the war, the syna-
gogue, building proved much
WE CAN COVER
too large for the needs of
the small remaining congre-
ANYTHING!
gation which has ever since
held services in what was
formerly its - youth
synagogue.
The synagogue was later
used as a factory and
became dilapidated. When
the factory left the building
it was at first decided to
demolish the structure. but
• 1" DECORATOR BLINDS
a committee of Groningen
• VERTICAL BLINDS
citizens, largely non-Jewish,
started an action to save the
•WOVEN WOODS
building which has been , a -
•CUSTOM & STOCK SHADES
local landmark.

ESTATES
LIQUIDATED

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federal housing official to
assist in its program of sub-
sidized apartments for
elderly adults of limited
income.
The former official is Wil-
liam L. Warfield, who was
special assistant to the fed-
eral housing commissioner
for assisted housing pro-
grams in the Department of
Housing andUrban
Development.
Warfield will provide
technical assistance, advice
and guidance to the com-
mittee in respect to both
planning and management
of housing projects. He will
also help arrange meetings,
seminars and training ses-
sions for Bnai Brith
constituents.

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Royal Copenhagen
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Iron Mountain
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Arabia
Lenox
Block
Wedgewood
Haviland

from Ameriba, Europe and
the Orient:
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Daum
Waterford
Svend Jensen
of Denmark
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Kosta Boda
Stuart
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Cash Refund.

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giver and receiver.

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Saturday
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