34 Friday, March 10, 1918

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

(Women's Clubs)

(Continued from Page 33)
Weindling, Helen Hauer,
Bernice Betman, Bertha
Levin, Eleanore Maness,
Sonia Lipinholtz, Sybil
Kappel and Jennie Sol-
omon. Cantor Hyman Adler
also will entertain. Accom-
panist is Renee Rose. There
is a nominal charge, and
traditional refreshments
will be served. Guests are
invited. The sisterhood will
hear Ms. Wilson review
"Seventh Avenue," by H.
Bogner 10 a.m. Monday in
the library. A board meet-
ing will follow. President
Blanche Brant announces
plans for the May 10 donor
will be discussed and chai
banks will be available.
* * *

KINNERET CHAP-
-TER, Pioneer Women, will

meet noon Monday in the
Lincoln Towers Apts. club
room, announces Lily
Roubeck, president. Adele
Mondry will speak on "The
Development of Hasidism.1-
Refreshments will be
served. Friends and guests
are invited.
* * *

Bloomfield. Hostesses for
the meeting are Joan
Bloom, Sandy Cook, Sylvia
Freedman, Sharon Lipton,
Michaelson,
Jackie
Marilynn Sabin, Ellie
Schaumberg and Ms. Share.
Committee reports are due.
* * *

HA-OMER CHAPTER,

Pioneer Women, will meet
8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the
home of Gail Adler, 14290
Manhattan, Oak Park.
Purim will be celebrated,
and members are invited to
wear costumes. A skit writ-
ten and performed by chap-
ter members will be pre-
sented. Refreshments will
be served. Guests are wel-
come. For information, call
Mrs. Adler, 398-5666.

Mrs. Greenberg
Named by CJF

BETH ACHIM SIS-
TERHOOD will hold a

board meeting 7:30 p.m.
Monday in the synagogue.
Plans for the April 4 Torah
Fund dinner will be discus-
sed. Refreshments will be
served. The sisterhood will
have an oneg Shabat lunc-
heon 12:30 p.m. March 18 in
the synagogue, following
Shabat services. A Purim
Shpiel puppet show will be
presented by Claire Stern.
There is'a. fee. Reservations
must be made and paid for
in advance. For reserva-
tions, call Beverly Hacker,
353-5148, or Harriet
Kruger, 273-3424. Jewish
Family Living chairman is
Joyce Sherman. Families
and friends are invited.
* * *

HANITA CHAPTER,

Pioneer Women will holdits
spring luncheon noon Tues-
day in the Labor Zionist In-
stitute. Henry Faigin will
review "Bright Star of
Exile" by Lulla Rosenfeld.
Guests are welcome. For re-
servations, call Lillian
Pevzner, 559-6678, or Au-
gusta Hinds, 968-1375.
* * *

DETROIT LEAGUE,

CARIH, will have an open
meeting noon Wednesday in
the Sutton Place Apts. club
house. Petite luncheon will
be served. The meeting will
be in the form of a games
party, and members are re-
quested to bring their own
equipment and arrange ta-
bles. For reservations, call
Mildred Blau, 557-0623.
There is a nominal charge.
The women will have a
rummage sale May 10 and
11. Donations may be
brought to the meeting, or
for pickup, call Lucia
Robiner, 535-5247 atter 4
p.m.

* * *
DETROIT WOMEN of
ALPHA OMEGA will hold

their final board meeting
noon March 14 in the home
of President Beverly Share,
`6780 Alderly Way, West

CAROLYN GREENBERG

Carolyn Greenberg, pres-

ident of the Jewish Welfare
Federation Women's Divi-
sion, has been appointed a
regional vice chairman of
the National Committee of
Women's Communal Ser-
vice of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare
Funds.
Mrs. Greenberg will serve
as a coordinator and re-
source to the various wo-
men's divisions within the
eight-state region and as a
liaison between the Council
and local communities.
Other local Women's Di-
vision workers serving on
the committee are former
President Shirley Harris
and Vice President Nancy
Hirsch.

-JNF Tribute
to 2 Brothers

JERUSALEM — The
children's playground in the
Jewish National Fund
Forest in Israel in memory
of Major Adam Weiler who
lost his life near the Suez
Canal during the War of At-
trition in 1970 has now been
joined by a recreation area
in memory of Major Gideon
Weiler, his brother, who
died on the Golan Heights
during the fighting in the
Yom Kippur War of 1973.

Contribution

True freedom means that
each individual accepts his
own responsibility to act on
such a level as will contri-
bute to the well-being of the
whole.
—Harry H. Epstein

France May Take a Tough Stand Against Israel

PARIS (JTA) — Suppor-
ters of Israel are seriously
concerned that a victory for
the Socialist-Communist
coalition in France's legis-
lative elections Sunday and
March 19 could mean a
tougher stand on Israel's
withdrawal from occupied
territory and the creation of
a Palestinian state.
Both parties in the left-
wing coalition recognize the
Palestine Liberation Or-
ganization as representa-
tive of the Palestinian
people. The Communist
line, however, is much
harsher on Israel than the
Socialists' which has mod-
erated recently.

Francois Mitterand,
Secretary General of Fr-

ance's Socialist Party, granted it. We believe, how-
said in an interview with ever, that the PLO will dep-
French-Jewish rive itself of its own means
the
weekly Tribune Juive, as long as it fails to recog-
published last Friday, nize the state of Israel."
that should his party ,

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cooperation with Haifa's
Rothschild Hospital.
The new clinical test
measures the rate of blood
flow in the maternal
placenta, says Prof. Baruch
Rosner, dean of the depart-
ment. Using radioactive
tracers-, the researchers
measured the blood flow in
100 pregnant women. With
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the team was able to de-
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The new system has an
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Voting to rescind the

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Hood, Erma Henderson,
Jack Kelley, Eberhard
and Rogell. Voting
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But he stressed as well
"the right of the Palesti-
nians to a homeland based
an the West Bank within a
state-like framework which
we cannot define." Mit-
terand added, "We recog-
nize the PLO's representa-
tion (of the Palestinian
people) which the UN

Meanwhile, a closed U.S.
Senate hearing on Tuesday
was told that the Federal
Bureau of Investigation had
supplied Israel with infor-
mation that had been used
against Esmail. The FBI
had confirmed that Esmail
had received PFLP terrorist
training in Libya.
Sen. James Abourezk
(D-SD) tried to get FBI offi-
cials to reveal how they con-
firmed the information, but
FBI spokesmen refused to
reveal the source.

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form the next govern-
ment it will support "Is-
rael's right to exist within
safe and recognized bor-
ders guaranteed by the
international community
of nations."

City Council Rescinds Vote
Supporting Alleged Terrorist

The Detroit City Council
on Wednesday rescinded by
a 5-4 vote its Feb. 22
unanimous resolution of
support for Michigan State
University student Sami
Esmail.
Esmail, a Palestinian-
American, was arrested by
Israeli authorities in De-
cember and charged with
being a member of the Popu-
lar Front for the Liberation
of Palestine terrorist group.
Councilman Clyde Cleve-
land, a sponsor of the origi-
nal resolution, said political
pressure was applied to re-
scind the resolution. Coun-
cilman Billy Rogell, who
along with David Eberhard,
proposed rescinding the re-
solution, said he had re-
ceived many telephone
calls, including some from
Jews, in opposition to the
original resolution.

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