12 Friday, November 11, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
42nd ANNIVERSARY
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26th Annual Jewish Book Fair to Open Saturday Evening
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At 8 p.m. Sunday the
Synagogue and Temple
Men's Clubs will co-sponsor
author and war hero Ben
Dunkleman, author of
"Dual Allegiance." His talk
is entitled, "Israel and Its
Public Relations."
Robert Kimmel Smith,
author of "Sadie Shapiro in
Miami," will speak at 10
a.m. Monday on "What To
Do When Your Parents
Leave Home." Smith's lec-
ture will be followed by a
luncheon in Shiffman Hall.
At 1 p.m. Rabbi Lawrence
Kushner, author of "Honey
From the Rock," will speak
on "Tales of Religious Mys-
tery—Or Confessions of An
Oak Park Mystic."
Monday evening features
Alvin Rosenfeld, author of
"The Plot to Destroy
Israel," in a lecture co-
sponsored by Bnai Brith
Men's and Women's Coun-
cils. Rosenfeld will speak on
"Oil, Arms-. and the Middle
East: Do the Arabs Really
Want Peace?" at 8 p.m. in
Shiffman Hall. Rosenfeld is
a correspondent and has
been an interviewer on the
television program "Meet
the Press."
At 10 a.m. Tuesday, Lulla
Rosenfeld, Yiddish actress
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Labor." Raskin's talk,
"Labor and Public Policy,"
will be co-sponsored by the
American Jewish Com-
mittee, American Jewish
Congress, Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith, and
the Jewish Labor
Committee.
At 10 a.m. Wednesday, the
Women's Auxiliary to the
Maimonides Medical"
Society and the Detroit
Women of Alpha Omega
Dental Auxiliary will pre-
sent Dr. Neil Rosenstein,
author of "The Unbroken
Chain." Dr. Rosenstein's
lecture will be preceded by
a continental breakfast.
Ira Hirschmann, author of
"Questions and Answers
About Arabs and Jews" will
speak on "New Way to
Peace in the Middle East,"
at 1 p.m. His talk is co-spon-
sored by Brandeis Univer- sponsored by the Michigan
sity National Women's Corn- Jewish Singles Council.
mittee; Michigan Region,
Popular Yiddish per-
Women's American ORT;
formers Mort Freeman,
and National Council of Shoshana Ron and Herschel
Jewish Women.
Gendel, will be performing
A luncheon will precede
in Yiddish and English at 8
Hirschmann's talk.
p.m. Nov. 19 in Shiffman
"Jewish Books and Jew- Hall. Tickets are available
ish Survival in Nazi Ger- at both the Ten Mile Branch
many" will be the topic of and the Main Jewish Com-
the Wednesday evening munity Center.
speaker, Stephen M. Pop-
On Nov. 20, the final day
pel, author of "Zionism in
of
Book Fair, the Jewish
Germany." Poppel will
speak at 8 p.m. in Shiffman Parents Institute and the
Jewish Historical Society of
Hall, and his talk will be co-
Michigan will co-sponsor
sponsored by the Jewish
the
appearance of Bernard
National Fund and Zionist
Postal, author 'of "Ameri-
Organization in Detroit.
can Jewish Landmarks"
Rabbi Hayim Donin, for- who will speak at 10:30 a.m.
mer rabbi of Cong. Bnai on "Jews and American
David, and author of "To
History Landmarks."
Raise A Jewish Child," will
At 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. the
speak at 10 a.m. Thursday
Children's
Theater Com-
on "Dynamics of Jewish
pany, - "Rainbow Celebra-
Upbringing." Rabbi Donin's
tion" will repeat their play
lecture, co-sponsored by the
presented on Nov. 13. The
Woman's Auxiliary, United
audience will be taken
Hebrew Schools; Hillel Day
through
various sketches of
School PTO; and the PTA of
people, animals, and
Akiva Hebrew Day School,
inanimate objects who expe-
will be preceded by a conti-
rience prejudice in one form
nental breakfast.
or another. Audience partic-
John Phillips, author of
ipation and music accom-
"A Will to Survive," a
pany the sketches. The play
series of photographs taken
is entitled "Like It or Not—I
in embattled Jerusalem in
Am Who I Am," and there
1948, will lecture on
is an admission charge.
"Jerusalem: The Faces of
At 3 p.m. Harriet Schiiff,
Terror 1948—The Faces of
author
of "The Bereaved
Hope Today." He will speak
Parent" will speak on "The
at 1 p.m. Thursday in Shiff-
Jewish Way of Coping," in
man Hall, and his appear-
the Aaron DeRoy Studio
ance is being co-sponsored
Theater.
by the Greater Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women.
All lectures are open to
"America's Commitment
the public without charge.
to the Search for Nazis in
Luncheons and breakfasts
This Country" is the topic
require a nominal fee and
chosen by Howard Blum,
reservations.
author of "Wanted ! The
For information, call the
Search for Nazis in Amer-
Cultural Arts Department of
ica" for his 8 p.m. Thursday.
the Jewish Community Cen-
lecture. This program is co-
ter, 661-1000, ext. 275.
Capucci Released After Pope's Letter to Katzir
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and author of "Bright Star
of Exile," will speak on
"Message and Meaning of
the Yiddish Theater" in
Room 333. Following a noon
luncheon, J. Bowyer Bell,
author of "Terror Out of
Zion," will speak at 1 p.m.
on "Begin's Background
and the Future."
The featured author at 8
p.m. Tuesday will be A.H.
Raskin, co-author of "David
Dubinsky—A Life. of
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JERUSALEM (JTA)— Pope expressed deep con-
Archbishop Hilarion cern over the state of
Capucci, head of the Greek Capucci's health and asked
Catholic Church in East for clemency. Katzir replied
Jerusalem and the West to the Pope last Friday,
Bank, was released from informing him of his deci-
Ramleh prison Sunday after sion to pardon Capucci. He
serving three years of a 12- wrote that he had taken in
year sentence for arms consideration "the signifi-
smuggling and collaboration cance of your request and
its importance" and "your
with terrorist groups.
expression that the release
Capucci, 55, was ordered to
leave the country immedi- will not cause harm to the
ately as a condition of his
state of Israel."
release. He flew to Rome
The exchange of letters
where he was greeted by
represented the culmination
PLO_ representatives and
of prolonged negotiations
hailed as a hero by PLO
between Israel and the Vati-
leader Yasir Arafat.
can. On the basis of those
His release followed an
negotiations the Cabinet
exchange of letters over the
decided at its meeting last
weekend between Pope Paul
Sunday to recommend that
VI and President Ephraim
Capucci be released.
r.
The
Pope
promised
Katzi
that the Archbishop would
The prelate was arrested
"not cause harm to the on Aug. 8, 1974, while driv-
state of Israel" and said his ing from Jerusalem to
release would be regarded Nazareth via the West
by the Vatican as a friendly Bank. A search of his Mer-
act "which will be met with cedes Benz car yielded four
sincere appreciation." rifles, two pistols, hand gre-
In the letter, which was nades and about 100 kilo-
conveyed to Katzir last grams of explosives. Evi-
week by the Apostolic Dele- dence submitted at his trial
gate in Jerusalem, Msgr. revealed that the arms were
William Acquin Carew, the intended for terrorist and
sabotage groups and that
Capucci had been smuggl-
ing weapons regularly from
Beirut in the service of the
El Fatah terrorist
organization.
Historical Society
to Commemorate
First Detroit Jew
.
The Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan will
dedicate a plaque com-
memorating Detroit's first
known Jew, Chapman Abra-
ham, Nov. 20, following the
Book Fair lecture of Ber-
nard Postal, in the main
Jewish Community Center
library.
Chapman Abraham
arrived in Detroit in 1763,
and traded in the city for
many years. He spent his
last years in Montreal,
where he was a member of
Canada's first Jewish con-
gregation, Shearith Israel.
Speakers for the dedica-
tion will include Doris
Easton, Hugh Greenberg,
Rabbi Leon Fram, Dr.
Abraham Rogoff, Dr. Oscar
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