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38 Friday, January 20, 1978
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
israel's DMC Reported on the Verge of Split
Bnai Brith Activities
METROPOLITAN DE-
TROIT BNAI BRITH
COUNCIL will conduct a
delegates meeting 8 p.m.
Wednesday in the Bnai
Brith offiee. Jeffrey Jenks
of the Jewish Community
Council will discuss the
Council's committees. Ad-
mission is free.
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COUPLETS 5016 still has
openings for bowlers and
substitutes. For informa-
tion, call Marilyn Droz, 474-
3322, or Marc Rich, 553-9595.
The group will have its an-
nual membership drive par-
ty 8 p.m. Saturday in the
Labor Zionist Institute. Re-
freshments will be served.
There will be entertain-
ment. For reservations, call
Judy Green, co-chairman
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The Bnai Brith volleyball
season playoffs will take
place Jan. 29 at the 10 Mile
Jewish Community Center.
Keidan Lodge won the A
league championship while
Rey-Ut Unit won the B
league championship. Vol-
leyball league officers are:
John Harman, Rey-Ut, pres-
ident and secretary; Phil
Peristein, L'Chayim, vice
president; and Al Goldstein,
Brotherhood, treasurer.
Basketball season will
start Feb. 5 and run through
April 30, excluding April 23
owing to Pesach. Officers
are Larry Shlussel, Bloch
Lodge, president; Rick
Sherline, Morgenthau, vice
president; Chuck Kovsky,
Couplets, secretary; and
Dennis Kay, Centennial,
treasurer. Games will be
played at Thompson Middle
School in Southfield.
Softball will begin in May.
Officers are Martin Melton,
L'Chayim, president;
George Water, Morgenthau,
vice president; Marty
Grossberg, Pisgah, secre-
tary; and Marc Weberman,
Bloch, treasurer.
For information on Bnai
Brith sports activities, call
the Bnai Brith office, 354-
6100.
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Democratic Movement for
Change (DMC) appeared to
be on the verge of a split
that would create a new
faction with serious political
ramifications for the party
and Premier Menahem Be-
gin's coalition government.
A number of DMC lead-
ers, including five Knesset
members, have reportedly
agreed to bolt the party
because of dissatisfaction
with the leadership of Prof.
Yigael Yadin and dis-
Seminary Marks
80th Anniversary
NEW YORK — The Rabbi
Isaac Elchanan Theological
Seminary's 80th birthday
will be marked by a week-
long celebration, March 25-
April 2, honoring the 300
rabbis who have been or-
dained from the institution
since 1970.
The observance will in-
clude a Yeshiva University
Sabbath, an 80th anniver-
sary dinner and rabbinic
conferences for the alumni.
The seminary is an affiliate
of Yeshiva University.
agreement with the DMC's
activities in the political and
social spheres.
Most of the dissidents rep-
resent the DMC's dovish
Ashinooy (Change) faction.
They include MKs Amnon
Rubinstein, Mordechai Vir-
shuwsky, Steff Wertheimer
and Shmuel Toledano. -They
are expected to be joined by
Druze MK Zaidan Atashi
and possibly by Assaf Ya-
goury.
Should the -break occur,
the DMC would have to
relinquish one of the four
Cabinet portfolios it now
holds on the basis of its
strength in the Knesset.
Meanwhile, the Independ-
ent Liberal Party voted 48-
30 Friday not to join the
Likud-led government. The
decision was a rebuff to the
party's sole Knesset mem-
ber, Gideon Hamner, who
had argued that it was un-
wise for the ILP to remain
an outsider at a time of
momentous political events.
But veteran leader Moshe
Kol insisted that the faction
retain its independence.
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Jewish Heirs Win
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Captured by Hitler
NEW YORK—Heirs of the
Alfred Cohen family, who
ransomed itself from Adolf
Hitler in January 1942 with
seven old Dutch master
paintings are $265,000 richer
owing to the sale of the
paintings.
The Dutch government re-
covered the art from a Sal-
zburg salt mine in 1946, and
they were sold in New York
last weekend to benefit the
family'g heirs.
Each of the paintings bore
a seal showing it was in
Hitler's private collection.
He hid the collection when
he realized his downfall was
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TEL AVIV — Delegates of
Bnai Brith International
District 19 participated in a
Magen David Adorn (Is-
rael's National Red Cross
Society) blood donation
campaign recently at the
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